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Standout Season For O'Neal, Wins NYP Most Valuable Player Award Wednesday, October 9th , 2109 All year long Mike O'Neal feasted on New York-Penn League pitching to the tune of a .385 batting average. For his outstanding efforts he collected the league's Most Valuable Player Award for 2109. The Connecticut Tigers second baseman slammed opposing pitchers for 102 hits, 6 home runs and 47 RBIs, while scoring 56 times. He received 14 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Ryan Kaplan of the Hudson Valley Renegades finished second in voting, while Mark Davidson of the State College Spikes finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Mike O'Neal - Connecticut Tigers - 14 - 196 Ryan Kaplan - Hudson Valley Renegades - 0 - 125 Mark Davidson - State College Spikes - 0 - 112 J.D. Dadswell - Connecticut Tigers - 0 - 88 Ethan Davis - State College Spikes - 0 - 77 Arturo Ramirez - Hudson Valley Renegades - 0 - 70 Jason Dodge - Hudson Valley Renegades - 0 - 39 Tony Parrish - Hudson Valley Renegades - 0 - 39 Steve Dobbs - State College Spikes - 0 - 28 David Salmeron - Connecticut Tigers - 0 - 24 Brian Tabak - West Virginia Black Bears - 0 - 12 Manny Ramos - Aberdeen Ironbirds - 0 - 9 Dario Ambriz - Connecticut Tigers - 0 - 5 Ricardo Rivera - West Virginia Black Bears - 0 - 2 |
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