1950 REPLAY AWARD WINNERS

NATIONAL LEAGUE

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

Jim Konstanty (Philadelphia Phillies) – As in real life, Konstanty was the most dominating player in the National League. He anchored an unbelievable bullpen with a 6-0 record, and added six saves. He held an astonishing 0.63 WHIP, and hitters flailed for only a .121 batting average against Konstanty.

Contenders: Duke Snider (Brooklyn), Del Ennis (Philadelphia)

CY YOUNG

Jim Konstanty (Philadelphia Phillies) – see MVP.

Contenders: Bubba Church (Philadelphia), Preacher Roe (Brooklyn)

SILVER SLUGGER (Best Hitter)

Johnny Hopp (Pittsburgh Pirates) – Hopp was second in the NL with a .383 average, and also ranked second with a .451 on base percentage. Hopp led the league in slugging (.682) and OPS (1.133). He stroked 11 doubles, nine home runs, and was one of the lone bright spots on a poor ballclub.

Contenders: Duke Snider (Brooklyn), Sam Jethroe (Boston)