Pat Murphy, Stephen Vogt Win Manager Awards

Cleveland's Stephen Vogt and Milwaukee's Pat Murphy were named Major League Baseball's Managers of the Year for 2024, marking impressive debuts for both. Vogt, at 40, led the Guardians to a 92-win season and an AL Central title, becoming the fastest manager to transition from player to winning the award in just two years. He was awarded 27 of 30 first-place votes, outperforming other notable managers in the league. Meanwhile, Murphy, at 65, guided the Brewers to a 93-69 record and an NL Central title, also receiving 27 first-place votes, making him the first in franchise history to win this award. Both managers highlighted their players' successes over their individual achievements, signifying a team-centric leadership approach. The accolades were announced during the BBWAA Awards Week, highlighting their remarkable impact in their inaugural seasons.