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Roberto Clemente Award - Carlos Carasco (Indians)
ALCS MVP - Jose Altuve (Astros)
NLCS MVP - Howie Kendrick (Nationals)
WS MVP - Stephen Strasburg (Nationals)

American League:

MVP -
Cy Young -
Rookie of the Year -
Manager of the Year -
Hank Aaron Award - Mike Trout (Angels)
Reliever of the Year - Aroldis Chapman (Yankees)

National League:

MVP -
Cy Young -
Rookie of the Year -
Manager of the Year -
Hank Aaron Award - Christian Yelich (Brewers)
Reliever of the Year - Josh Hader (Brewers)

In recognition for his many charitable efforts both stateside and in his native Venezuela, and in a fitting cap to an emotional 2019 in which Carlos Carrasco was diagnosed with leukemia and put in the difficult work to make a return to pitching amid his treatment -- all while continuing to give his time, attention and financial assistance to young leukemia patients. Carasco received the Roberto Clemente Award.

Winning the American League Hank Aaron Award. Mike Trout led the AL in OBP (.438) and slugging (.645) as the only player to finish with an OPS above 1.000 each of the past three seasons in winning his second Aaron Award. He also set a career high with 45 homers, had 100 RBIs for the third time and scored at least 100 for the seventh time.

Winning the National League Hank Aaron Award. Christian Yelich earned his second consecutive honor after again leading the NL in average (.329) and OBP (.429), the Majors in slugging (.671) and finishing fourth in the NL with 44 homers. He became the first player to win the NL batting title in consecutive years since Larry Walker in 1998-99

Winning the ALCS MVP. In six games vs. the Yankees, José Altuve hit .348 (8-for-23) with a double, two homers and three RBIs, scoring a team-high six runs and delivering the biggest hit of the ALCS, a two-run walk-off blast off Aroldis Chapman in the decisive Game 6.

Winning the NLCS MVP. At 36, and a year and a half removed from suffering a ruptured Achilles tendon, Howie Kendrick led the Nationals in their sweep of the Cardinals, hitting .333 (5-for-15), with four extra-base hits in the first NLCS victory in club history.

Winning the World Series MVP. Right-hander Stephen Strasburg won Games 2 and 6 -- en route to becoming the first pitcher to finish a postseason 5-0 -- striking out 14 over 14 1/3 innings while recording a 2.51 ERA for the World Series champion Nationals.

Winning the AL Reliever of the Year. Aroldis Chapman is the second Yankee to win the award named after Mariano Rivera after topping the 30-save mark (37) for the seventh time in the past eight years. He finished with a 2.21 ERA, 1.11 WHIP and 85 strikeouts in 57 innings.

Winning the NL Reliever of the Year. Two-time winner Josh Hader recorded 37 saves with a 2.62 ERA and 0.81 WHIP while leading all relievers with 138 Ks and registering the fourth-highest single-season strikeout rate in history (min. 50 innings) at 47.8 percent.

American League Gold Glove Winners:

C - Roberto Perez (Indians)
1B - Matt Olson (Athletics)
2B - Yolmer Sanchez (White Sox)
3B - Matt Chapman (Athletics)
SS - Francisco Lindor (Indians)
LF - Alex Gordon (Royals)
CF - Kevin Kiermaier (Rays)
RF - Mookie Betts (Red Sox)
P - Mike Leake (Mariners)

National League Gold Glove Winners:

C - JT Realmuto (Phillies)
1B - Anthony Rizzo (Cubs)
2B - Kolten Wong (Cardinals)
3B - Nolan Arenado (Rockies)
SS - Nick Ahmed (Diamondbacks)
LF - David Peralta (Diamondbacks)
CF - Lorenzo Cain (Brewers)
RF - Cody Bellinger (Dodgers)
P - Zack Greinke (Diamondbacks)

MLBPA - Players Choice Awards

Player of the Year - Mike Trout (Angels)
Marvin Miller Man of the Year - Curtis Granderson (Marlins)
AL Most Outstanding Player - Mike Trout (Angels)
NL Most Outstanding Player - Anthony Rendon (Nationals)
AL Pitcher of the Year - Justin Verlander (Astros)
NL Pitcher of the Year - Jacob deGrom (Mets)
AL Rookie of the Year - Yordan Alvarez (Astros)
NL Rookie of the Year - Pete Alonso (Mets)
AL Comeback Player of the Year - Hunter Pence (Rangers)
NL Comeback Player of the Year - Josh Donaldson (Braves)