On November 26, 1958 — The American League MVP is Boston Red Sox slugger Jackie Jensen, winning over Yankees pitcher Bob Turley and Indians outfielder Rocky Colavito.
The American League MVP is Boston Red Sox slugger Jackie Jensen
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