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Southpaw Lefty Grove is named the 1931 American Leagues MVP

ByThis Day in Baseball October 29, 1931August 3, 2024

A’s southpaw Lefty Grove, capturing 98% share of the vote, is named the American League’s MVP, easily outpacing runner-ups Lou Gehrig and Al Simmons. The future Hall of Famer left-hander posted a 31-4 (.886) record while compiling a league-leading ERA of 2.08 for first-place Philadelphia.

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Day: October 29, 1931

Southpaw Lefty Grove is named the 1931 American Leagues MVP

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