The 2024 World Series concluded with the Los Angeles Dodgers triumphing over the New York Yankees, and Freddie Freeman earning the coveted World Series MVP award. This victory not only marked a significant achievement for the Dodgers but also highlighted Freeman’s historic performance throughout the series.
Freeman made headlines by becoming the first player in Major League Baseball history to hit home runs in six consecutive World Series games. His remarkable achievement added to the excitement of the fall classic, showcasing the intensity and competitiveness of the series. The Dodgers’ victory in 2024 further solidified their status as a powerhouse in the league.
All-Time World Series MVP Winners
The World Series MVP award, first established in 1955, recognizes the standout player in the championship series. Over the years, several players have made their mark, with only four achieving the distinction of multiple MVP awards: Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Reggie Jackson, and Corey Seager.
In recent years, the list of MVPs has included:
– **2024**: Freddie Freeman, Los Angeles Dodgers
– **2023**: Corey Seager, Texas Rangers
– **2022**: Jeremy Pena, Houston Astros
– **2021**: Jorge Soler, Atlanta Braves
– **2020**: Corey Seager, Los Angeles Dodgers
Notably, the World Series has witnessed only two instances of multiple MVPs: in 1981 and 2001.
The Dodgers returned to the World Series stage in 2025, where they faced the Toronto Blue Jays in a thrilling series that culminated in a decisive Game 7. As the drama unfolded, anticipation grew regarding which player would emerge as the next MVP, following in the footsteps of Freeman and others before him.
Freeman’s impact on the game, combined with the Dodgers’ strong performance, has not only captured the attention of fans but also cemented their legacy in the annals of baseball history. The World Series MVP award continues to be a prestigious honor, celebrating excellence on one of the sport’s biggest stages.
As the league progresses, baseball enthusiasts will continue to look back at the performances of MVPs past while eagerly anticipating who will rise to prominence in future championships.
