Dodgers News: Jack Dreyer Received Votes For 2025 NL Rookie Of The Year
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Dodgers News: Jack Dreyer Received Votes For 2025 NL Rookie Of The Year
"Baldwin was the only player named on all 30 ballots that were cast. He received 21 first-place votes and nine for second place, totaling 183 points. That was good for a finish ahead of Chicago Cubs rookie Cade Horton, who garnered nine first-place votes, 16 second place and four for third place, amounting to 139 points. Baldwin became the seventh catcher to ever win Rookie of the Year and the second for the Braves. Baldwin joined Earl Williams in Braves franchise history as catchers to win the award."
"Overall, the Braves now boast 10 Rookie of the Year winners in franchise history. That's second-most in the NL and trail only the Dodgers' history of 18 Rookie of the Year awards. The Dodgers have not had a Rookie of the Year finalist since James Outman placed third in 2023. The last Dodgers Rookie of the Year winner was Cody Bellinger in 2017. That was part of a back-to-back streak as Corey Seager earned the honor in 2016."
"Dreyer tied for ninth place in 2025 NL Rookie of the Year voting, receiving one second-place vote and one for fifth place, resulting in four overall points. Enrique Rojas of ESPN Deportes had Dreyer third on his Rookie of the Year ballot, and The Athletic's Grant Brisbee included the left-hander fifth. Ballots were cast prior to the postseason beginning. They are tabulated on a system that rewards seven points for first place, four points for second place, three points for third place,"
Drake Baldwin was the only player named on all 30 ballots and won the 2025 NL Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year with 21 first-place votes, nine second-place votes and 183 points. Chicago Cubs rookie Cade Horton finished second with nine first-place votes, 16 seconds and four thirds for 139 points. Baldwin became the seventh catcher to win Rookie of the Year and the second in Braves history. The Braves now have 10 Rookie of the Year winners, second in the National League behind the Dodgers' 18. The Dodgers had no finalist; Jack Dreyer tied for ninth with four points from one second-place and one fifth-place vote. Ballots were cast before the postseason and use a 7-4-3-2-1 points system. Roki Sasaki’s debut season was hampered by a right shoulder injury.
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