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Okay, it’s official.

The Dodgers won the trade.

After taking home nearly every piece of hardware imaginable in 2020, Mookie Betts added another award to his growing collection, as Sports Illustrated named him their Player of the Year last night.

MOOOKIE!

Congrats to @mookiebetts on winning the Player of the Year award after his incredible season with the @Dodgers#SIAwardshttps://t.co/3nzDy2RuqOpic.twitter.com/4rzRD5FT2N

— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) December 20, 2020

This adds to an already incredible year for Betts, who was traded from the Red Sox to the Dodgers back in February. He took home a Gold Glove Award, Silver Slugger Award and finished second in MVP voting in the National League. Oh, and he also helped the Dodgers win a World Series championship.

On the season, Betts hit .292 with 16 home runs and 39 RBI. As you can see by his awards from earlier, Betts didn’t just dot it with the bat. In addition to being one of the best hitters in the National League, he was also the best right fielder as well. He provided a number of highlights in the outfield, most notably in October. Betts was also a force to be reckoned with on the bases, as he had 10 steals and impacted the game in more ways than one out there.

Just another friendly reminder for you that he will be wearing Dodger blue for the next decade.

Congrats, Mookie!

MAINSports 2020 ESPY Awards

When: Sunday, July 21, 2020

Where: On ESPN beginning at 9PM ET in a remote live feed

It was the 28th edition of the Espy Awards when it aired on Sunday, June 21 2020 beginning at 9PM ET in a a live stream on ESPN.

A lineup of hosts for the cyber ceremony included Sue Bird, Megan Rapinoe & Russell Wilson.

2020 ESPY nominees (see below) included a highly-anticipated new category, the 'Can't-Stop-Watching Moment' with videos and voting found here.

Awards

This year's Jimmy V Award for Perseverance went to Mesabi Range College running back Taquarius Wair while Canadian boxer Kim Clavel received the Pat Tillman Award for Service.This year's ceremony also featured the Sports Humanitarian Awards including the Billie Jean King Youth Leadership Award and the Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award.

Just up ahead, check out this year's winners at an all-new ESPY Awards where pubic service took center stage in 2020.



All about the ESPY Awards

Sandwiched in between the Running of the Bulls and the British Open is the sports extravaganza of the year known as ...the ESPY Awards.

As usual, major buzz about the 'Oscars' of major athletic talent begins in June when voting opens online for all nominee categories at espn.com/espys.

Ballots are cast right up until awards night -- as millions of fans join in to pick their favorite athletes, sports teams, and the year's outstanding performances.


DID YOU KNOW? ESPY Award fun facts & trivia

• Although the ESPYs are always hosted by ESPN, the name actually stands for Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Award.

• A record 7 million viewers tuned in to see Caitlyn Jenner accept the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the 2015 ESPY Awards in her first public appearance since transitioning to a women. It was the ESPY Awards' highest rated telecast ever.

• Actor Samuel L. Jackson holds the record for hosting the ESPY Awards at four (1999, 2001, 2002, 2009) followed by by comedian Dennis Miller (1993 and 1994), actor and singer Jamie Foxx (2003 and 2004), and comedian Seth Meyers (2010 and 2011).

• The all-time record holder for most ESPY Award wins goes to golfing great Tiger Woods with 21, including multiple wins for Best Male Golfer and Best Male Athlete.

• For Best Record Breaking Performance, NFL football superstar Peyton Manning leads the pack with a total of three awards (in 2005, 2014 and 2015), followed by Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps with two (in 2009 and 2013).

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• Sportswomen at the ESPYS with multiple wins for Best Female Athlete include soccer player Mia Hamm, (1998 and 2000) golfer Annika Sörenstam (2005 and 2006), alpine skier Lindsey Vonn (2010 and 2011), tennis player Serena Williams (2003 and 2013), and mixed martial artist Ronda Rousey (2014 and 2015).

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2020 ESPY Award Nominees & WINNERS

Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award
Nelson Cruz (MLB Minnesota Twins) - WINNER
Kevin Love (NBA Cleveland Cavaliers)
Devin and Jason McCourty (NFL New England Patriots)
Maya Moore (WNBA Minnesota Lynx)
Titus O’Neil (WWE Superstar)

Sports Humanitarian Team of the Year
Denver Broncos (NFL)
Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB) - WINNER
New York City FC (MLS)
Sacramento Kings (NBA)

Corporate Community Impact Award
Anthem Foundation
Burton Snowboards
Nike - WINNER
Peach Bowl

Can't-Stop-Watching Moment
Jackson State Manager Thomas 'Snacks' Lee Drills 3 - WINNER
Riley Sartain-Vaughn Bat Flip
Newtown Wins Title on Anniversary of Sandy Hook Shooting
Obed Lekhehle High Jump

Jimmy V Award for Perseverance
Taquarius Wair, Mesabi Range College

Pat Tillman Award for Service
Kim Clavel, Boxing

Stuart Scott ENSPIRE Award
WNBA and WNBA Players Association

Arthur Ashe Courage Award
Kevin Love, Cleveland Cavaliers

More about the Espys

Begun by cable sports channel ESPN in 1993, the annual ESPY Awards allows sports fans worldwide to join in an online vote for their favorites in such categories as Best Male Athlete, Best Female Athlete,Best Coach/Manager, and Team of the Year.

Unlike most awards shows, the ESPYs are probably most noted for its contribution to charity, as a portion of the proceeds is donated to The V Foundation, named for its founder, Jim Valvano.

The Arthur Ashe Courage Award is another ESPY highlight, honoring an individual for their personal courage or charitable works outside the sports arena, with past winners including such trailblazers as Muhammad Ali and tennis legend Billie Jean King.

Around the Web, find out more about the awards ceremony with top sites featuring video highlights, photos and fun facts:
Espy Awards around the Web:

2018 ESPYS - The official site featuring the complete list of this year's nominees, online voting, an archive of video highlights and past winners.

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ESPY Awards - Wikipedia entry with details on the awards' history, memorable moments, and lists of show hosts & major winners dating back to 1993.


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