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Mo Vaughn Wins 1995 AL MVP, Edges Albert Belle

ByThis Day in Baseball November 16, 1995August 11, 2024

Boston slugger Mo Vaughn (.300, 39, 126), taking 12 first-place votes, wins the American League Most Valuable Player award, edging Cleveland’s Albert Belle in the BBWAA voting, 308-301. The Red Sox first baseman becomes the eighth player in franchise history to win the prestigious prize.

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1995 – The Oakland Athletics name Art Howe as their new manager.

ByBaseball November 16, 1995September 19, 2019

1995 – The Oakland Athletics name Art Howe as their new manager.

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Day: November 16, 1995

Mo Vaughn Wins 1995 AL MVP, Edges Albert Belle

1995 – The Oakland Athletics name Art Howe as their new manager.

Start Listieng to Classic Baseball Broadcasts (1934 - 1973)

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