There's a new king of the National League, and his name is Pete Crow-Armstrong.
The Chicago Cubs center fielder was named National League MVP on Thursday following his breakout 40-40 season, denying Shohei Ohtani his fifth career MVP and third straight in the Senior Circuit. He received all 30 first-place votes to become the 11th NL unanimous winner.
Ohtani, the runner-up, passed Barry Bonds and Mike Trout to become the first player with six straight top-two MVP finishes. Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Brice Turang was a distant third.
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