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I will say that I wouldn't have gotten the 2004 guy had it been, uh, drawn up for me. The 2009 guy used to be synonymous with his NL East team, which used to have a slightly different identity. 2012 was shared. Two guys. ONE OF THEM A MET.
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One Jones who's not Larry and two Halladays are correct. Thumbs up to Marathon, Sharpie and 41F. 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: Billy Williams 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: Billy Williams 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: Lou Brock 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: Lonnie Smith 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: Pedro Guerrero 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: Lenny Dykstra 1994: Moises Alou 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: Andres Galarraga 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: Vladimir Guerrero 2003: Gary Sheffield 2004: 2005: Andruw Jones 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: Roy Halladay 2011: Roy Halladay 2012: 2013: Freddie Freeman 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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2002: Vladimir Guerrero Our second member of the extended Guerrero family. Correct! No OJ connection that I know of, though. 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: Billy Williams 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: Billy Williams 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: Lou Brock 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: Lonnie Smith 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: Pedro Guerrero 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: Lenny Dykstra 1994: Moises Alou 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: Andres Galarraga 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: Vladimir Guerrero 2003: Gary Sheffield 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: Freddie Freeman 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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1994: Moisés Alou, Montreal Expos We had two Expos remaining. Now we have one. 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: Billy Williams 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: Billy Williams 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: Lou Brock 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: Lonnie Smith 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: Pedro Guerrero 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: Lenny Dykstra 1994: Moises Alou 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: Andres Galarraga 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: Gary Sheffield 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: Freddie Freeman 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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dgwphotography wrote: Lou Brock for 1974 You swiped that hint. 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: Billy Williams 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: Billy Williams 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: Lou Brock 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: Lonnie Smith 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: Pedro Guerrero 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: Lenny Dykstra 1994: 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: Andres Galarraga 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: Gary Sheffield 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: Freddie Freeman 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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The Leftovers... 1974: Hall of Famer -- you can steal this 1994: Future Met; got around; second-generation outfielder 2002: The Mets sort of tried to sign him not long after this particular season 2004: The guy best known for who he didn't play for (also played vs the Mets in two postseason with other teams) 2005: Defense may as well have been his middle name -- it was his calling card 2009: Played in the 2017 postseason, though not with this team (we didn't care for him when he was in the NL East) 2010: That pitcher who won NL East MVP in consecutive years 2011: That pitcher whose name was recently in the news 2012: The shared award between the Met and the Met-killer (one of whom is definitely no longer active)
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HahnSolo wrote: Two in a row for me but I'm leaving work RIGHT NOW! The cat-like prowess of Andres Galarraga must have taken home the honors in 98. Cat's right! 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: Billy Williams 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: Billy Williams 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: Lonnie Smith 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: Pedro Guerrero 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: Lenny Dykstra 1994: 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: Andres Galarraga 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: Gary Sheffield 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: Freddie Freeman 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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HahnSolo wrote: 41Forever wrote: Pedro Guerrero has a big season for the Cards before he got involved with OJ. I just googled this. Considering how US culture was all OJ all the time for a good two years, I'm shocked I'd never heard his connection to the case before. This happened during the 1999 NLCS. No wonder it flew under your and my radar. O.J. Simpson said Tuesday that a call he made to 911 to get help for a woman on cocaine turned into a big misunderstanding. Simpson called 911 Sunday night, saying he was trying to get help for a woman he said had been on a two-day cocaine binge with former major league baseball player Pedro Guerrero.
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HahnSolo wrote: The guy from the '80s got around in October. Skates? Lonnie Smith indeed Skated from World Series team to World Series team between 1980 and 1991; had a Most Valuable NL East regular season with the Cards in '82. 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: Billy Williams 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: Billy Williams 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: Lonnie Smith 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: Pedro Guerrero 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: Lenny Dykstra 1994: 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: Gary Sheffield 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: Freddie Freeman 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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The guy from the '70s is in the Hall of Fame. The guy from the '80s got around in October. The guy from 1994 not only got around a lot in general, but was ALSO a future Met (so far off in the future at that time that I forgot about it until this moment). The guy from 1998 has a bit of that "not the team you identify him with" thing going; you may identify him with the team he was with in 1998, but I'm guessing your catlike reflexes will place him with another squad. The pitcher won it in consecutive years (and his name was very recently in the news).
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41Forever wrote: Pedro Guerrero has a big season for the Cards before he got involved with OJ. Pedro Guerrero has been sussed out! 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: Billy Williams 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: Billy Williams 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: Pedro Guerrero 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: Lenny Dykstra 1994: 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: Gary Sheffield 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: Freddie Freeman 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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41Forever wrote: Any love for Tim “Rock” Raines? Lotsa love, but not as a correct answer.
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Still left: --A Hall of Famer --A pitcher (he was NL East MVP twice) --A Met (he shared his NL East MVP award Stargell-Hernandez style...with a Freeman-level Met-killer) --The guy from 1989 not readily identified with the team he was on that year Also: --A guy perhaps best known for the team he didn't play for --Two guys who won't find their team of NL East MVP record in the standings these days --A guy who got around in various Octobers And a couple of others still.
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We've been favored with several correct! answers -- a Hall of Famer (Billy Williams), a future Met (Gary Sheffield) and an active Met-killer (Freddie Freeman). 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: Billy Williams 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: Billy Williams 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: Lenny Dykstra 1994: 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: Gary Sheffield 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: Freddie Freeman 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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sharpie wrote: Lenny Dykstra Yessir, that's our ex-Met! 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: Lenny Dykstra 1994: 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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1989 was the year of Kevin Mitchell that Mets fans agonize over, but part of the reason he was expendable was the team's depth at third. 1989: Howard Johnson, New York Mets Close, but no HoJo. That year's answer is -- I think it will be agreed when revealed -- one of the more surprising. A very good player but not generally identified with the team he was with at the time.
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FYI: All the NL MVPs have been named. Everybody else did not win the league award, but topped all NL East players in his given year(s). And as mentioned, we have two Hall of Famers; a pitcher; and a New York Met who shared his honor. ALSO we have a future Met when he won and a former Met when he won (two different guys).
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Nobody's taking the layup. 2017: Giancarlo Stanton, Miami Marlins He was literally yesterday's news. And now he's today's two-for-one (2014). 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: 1994: 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: 2014: Giancarlo Stanton 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017: Giancarlo Stanton (NL MVP)
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So we still have those two Hall of Famers, along with another pitcher and, oh by the way, an actual New York Met...who shared his year's NL East MVP honors with another player (on another NL East team).
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sharpie wrote: Barry Bonds Piratically. Thrice when he was young and trim. 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: 1990: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1991: Barry Bonds 1992: Barry Bonds (NL MVP) 1993: 1994: 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: 2014: 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017:
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Benjamin Grimm wrote: I feel like maybe there should be a Larry Walker in there somewhere? Maybe...but there isn't.
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HINT: Two Hall of Famers remain -- plus a guy who has a powerful case for Cooperstown (some would say too powerful).
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Fman99 wrote: Greg Maddox maybe? Why, yes. 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: 1990: 1991: 1992: 1993: 1994: 1995: Greg Maddux 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: 2014: 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017:
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HINT: Three Hall of Famers are waiting for your call.
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dgwphotography wrote: Greg Luzinski That's no Bull! Or it is...twice! 1969: Tom Seaver 1970: 1971: Joe Torre (NL MVP) 1972: 1973: Willie Stargell 1974: 1975: Greg Luzinski 1976: Mike Schmidt 1977: Greg Luzinski 1978: Dave Parker (NL MVP) 1979: Willie Stargell and Keith Hernandez (Co-NL MVPs) 1980: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1981: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1982: 1983: Andre Dawson 1984: Ryne Sandberg (NL MVP) 1985: Willie McGee (NL MVP) 1986: Mike Schmidt (NL MVP) 1987: Andre Dawson (NL MVP) 1988: Darryl Strawberry 1989: 1990: 1991: 1992: 1993: 1994: 1995: 1996: Larry Jones 1997: Larry Jones 1998: 1999: Larry Jones (NL MVP) 2000: Mike Piazza 2001: Larry Jones 2002: 2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: Ryan Howard (NL MVP) 2007: Jimmy Rollins (NL MVP) 2008: Ryan Howard 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: 2014: 2015: Bryce Harper (NL MVP) 2016: Daniel Murphy 2017:

