Ohtani is the first player in MLB history to win the MVP award unanimously more than once. He also joins Frank Robinson as the only players to win the award in both leagues. New York Mets ...

The Dodgers slugger, who won his first two MVPs in the AL with the Los Angeles Angels, also joined Frank Robinson as the only players to ever win MVP in each league. Robinson first won MVP with ...

Of all of those MVP winners, Hank Greenberg, Stan Musial, Alex Rodriguez, and Robin Yount are the four players to win the award at different positions. Frank Robinson was the only American League ...

Honorable mentions: Royals SS Bobby Witt Jr., Astros OF Kyle Tucker Hall of Famer Frank Robinson is the only player in MLB history to win the MVP Award in both leagues, though that could change ...

Later on Thursday, Shohei Ohtani will undoubtedly be named the National League MVP, with the only question whether the Dodgers superstar will win unanimously. When Ohtani wins, he’ll join Frank ...

When it comes to the National League Most Valuable Player Award, a history-making regular season could turn into history also being made during the awards season. Looking at the odds at BetMGM ...

It was his first MVP Award in the National League, as he became the second player (Frank Robinson) to win the MVP Award in both leagues. Because he was recuperating from an elbow injury ...

the third MVP award he’s won in the last four years, all unanimously so. Ohtani joined Frank Robinson as the only players to win MVP in both the American League and National League. Clayton ...

Cubs manager Craig Counsell elected to intentionally walk Ohtani in his subsequent at-bat. Ohtani has won three MVPs in the ...

Ohtani became only the second player in MLB history to have captured MVP awards in both leagues after Frank Robinson, who won the 1961 NL MVP with Cincinnati and the 1966 AL MVP with Baltimore.