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Heart & Hustle Nominee--JT Realmuto!

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Congrats JT!!

 

The MLB Players Alumni Association announces “Heart and Hustle Award” nominees

 

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By Craig Calcaterra Jul 18, 2017, 9:27 AM EDT

 

The MLB Players Alumni Association announced its annual “Heart and Hustle Award” preliminary winners today. The award is given to one player from each team “who demonstrates a passion for the game of baseball and best embody the values, spirit, and tradition of the game.”

 

The voters are alumni players with established relationships to each team. They nominees consider the player’s “passion, desire and work ethic demonstrated both on and off the field.” The team winners are all nominees for the overall “Heart and Hustle Award” given in November. Last year’s winner was Todd Frazier.

 

The team winners for 2017 are:

 

AMERICAN LEAGUE

 

Baltimore Orioles: Adam Jones

 

Boston Red Sox: Rick Porcello

 

Chicago White Sox: Avisail Garcia

 

Cleveland Indians: José Ramirez

 

Detroit Tigers: Ian Kinsler

 

Houston Astros: Josh Reddick

 

Kansas City Royals: Eric Hosmer

 

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim: Andrelton Simmons

 

Minnesota Twins: Byron Buxton

 

New York Yankees: Brett Gardner

 

Oakland Athletics: Yonder Alonso

 

Seattle Mariners: Nelson Cruz

 

Tampa Bay Rays: Logan Morrison

 

Texas Rangers: Elvis Andrus

 

Toronto Blue Jays: Kevin Pillar

 

NATIONAL LEAGUE

 

Arizona Diamondbacks: Paul Goldschmidt

 

Atlanta Braves: Nick Markakis

 

Chicago Cubs: Kris Bryant

 

Cincinnati Reds: Adam Duvall

 

Colorado Rockies: Charlie Blackmon

 

Los Angeles Dodgers: Justin Turner

 

Miami Marlins: J.T. Realmuto

 

Milwaukee Brewers: Hernán Pérez

 

New York Mets: Jay Bruce

 

Philadelphia Phillies: Freddy Galvis

 

Pittsburgh Pirates: Adam Frazier

 

San Diego Padres: Clayton Richard

 

San Francisco Giants: Brandon Crawford

 

St. Louis Cardinals: Jedd Gyorko

 

Washington Nationals: Anthony Rendon

 

 

In the beginning,I think it's the only one winner of the league…but still congrats to him.

 

Every team nominee is considered a winner, he's the winner for the Marlins. Then there will be one player chosen among those 30 winners for the ultimate one.

 

 

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Every team nominee is considered a winner, he's the winner for the Marlins. Then there will be one player chosen among those 30 winners for the ultimate one.

 

Thanks, Jack, for explaining it to him.  Thought the heading was enough.

 

 

Several All-Star players on that list this year.

 

I'm speaking of outside professional sports, hence the word kids.

 

 

Has a lot to do with this topic then.

 

It does. This is an award that exists in all levels of baseball, son!

 

 

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