Congratulations are coming for New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge after more MLB honors following the season.

Judge’s three MVPs, however, will still go down in history. His dominance in 2022, 2024, and 2025, three seasons in which he posted an OPS north of 1.100, 50 home runs, and a 200 OPS+, created three of the best runner-up seasons in history with his mere presence.

Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge were named 2025 NL and AL MVP, respectively, so we take a look at where the pair of superstars fall in the 2025 MVP betting market

But first, it's award season in baseball, and the American League and National League MVPs have finally been selected. Let's start there.

Maybe Judge can win two more MVPs to take a 5-0 lead on Jeter. It would be fitting, since Jeter leads 5-0 in World Series championships.

Comprehending what Shohei Ohtani can do on a baseball field is difficult, much less properly celebrating it. The Los Angeles Dodgers superstar is more than just the best player on the planet; he’s a unicorn normalizing something that should not be possible.

Shohei Ohtani, 31 years old, LA Dodgers, and Aaron Judge, 33 years old, New York Yankees, were awarded the 2025 MLB (Major League Baseball) Most Valuable Player (MVP) for both leagues on the 14th. The list of winners was identical to last year.