Roy Campanella was voted the 1955 National League MVP, narrowly defeating teammate Duke Snider, marking his third MVP award after previously winning in 1951 and 1953.
In a remarkable season for the Boys of Summer, Campanella boasted an impressive .318 batting average with 32 home runs and 107 RBIs, making him a standout performer.
Despite facing challenges in 1954 after an injury, Campanella's hard work and dedication led to a bounce-back season, showcasing his resilience and talent.
The annual Roy Campanella Award honors a Dodgers player who exemplifies the spirit and leadership of Campanella, emphasizing his lasting legacy even after his tragic accident.
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