MLB: The Last 10 World Series MVPs
Every fall, someone steps up when it matters most. Sometimes it’s a superstar doing exactly what you’d expect. Other times, it’s an unlikely hero having the week of his life.
Here’s a look back at the last 10 World Series MVPs, as per Fox Sports.
Recent World Series MVPs
- 2024 – Freddie Freeman (Dodgers): He hit close to .390 with a couple of homers and led the Dodgers to another title.
- Corey Seager: He made history by winning his second World Series MVP, hitting three home runs and driving in six runs in the series.
- Jeremy Peña: A rookie shortstop who came out of nowhere, hitting and delivering every time.
Every big moment seemed to find him, and he delivered every time.
Freddie Freeman was everything you’d expect from a steady veteran, showing no signs of slowing down at 35.
Author's summary: Review of the last 10 World Series MVPs.
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