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Cleveland’s Vogt named AL manager of year, Toronto’s Schneider takes second in voting

  • On November 11, 2025, Stephen Vogt, manager of the Cleveland Guardians, was named the BBWAA American League Manager of the Year, receiving 17 of 30 first-place votes and 113 points.
  • Vogt led the Guardians to their second straight AL Central Division title this year, overcoming a 15.5 games behind deficit to clinch on the final day of the regular season.
  • He called team meetings when two key pitchers were sidelined amid an MLB gambling probe, plugging Ortiz's rotation spot while Bo Naylor improved in the second half and the team never quit.
  • Despite the accolade, Cleveland's season ended with a wild-card loss to the Tigers, and team officials said it did not diminish Cleveland's historic achievement.
  • BBWAA voters noted that Vogt faced outsized challenges this season as Cleveland Guardians ranked 28th in runs , while Stephen Vogt's managerial record 180-143 frames his rapid rise.
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Blue Jays manager John Schneider finishes second behind Stephen Vogt for U.S. League year-round manager

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Murphy, Vogt named MLB's top managers

Milwaukee's Pat Murphy and Cleveland's Stephen Vogt were each named Major League Baseball's managers of the year Tuesday for the second consecutive season.

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By The Associated Press Selected by the Baseball Writers' Association of America: 2025 — Pat Murphy, Milwaukee 2024 — Pat Murphy, Milwaukee 2023 — Skip Schumaker, Miami 2022 — Buck Showalter, New York 2021 — Gabe Kapler, San Francisco 2020 — Don Mattingly, Miami 2019 — Mike Shildt, St. Louis 2018 — Brian Snitker, Atlanta 2017 — Torey Lovullo, Arizona 2016 — Dave Roberts, Los Angeles 2015 — Joe Maddon, Chicago 2014 — Matt Williams, Washington 201…

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