2025 CFOD MVP AWARD 2nd Runner Up - Bobby Witt Jr, California Coneheads Age AVG OBP SPC PA AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI HBP BB K SB CS 25 .299 .353 .521 754 689 206 54 6 29 118 110 6 54 141 61 20 Capturing his 2nd straight 2nd runner up, Bobby Witt Jr was once again critical to the success of the Coneheads, who won 94 games and the conference wildcard. Witt was 8th in batting average with .299, 4th in runs scored with 118, and 9th in RBI with 110. His 54 doubles were 2nd best, and his 61 steals were league best. Witt was also 3rd overall in runs created with 130.1. ******************************************************************* 1st Runner Up - Shohei Ohtani, Arlington Arthropods Age AVG OBP SPC PA AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI HBP BB K SB CS 30 .290 .416 .630 720 589 171 23 9 53 135 111 4 124 175 26 6 Last year's MVP, Ohtani was incredible yet again for the Mantle division winning Arthropods. Ohtani's .416 on base average and .630 slugging average were 2nd best in the league, as was his 135 runs scored. Ohtani tied for 5th place with 111 RBI. His 53 home runs were 3rd best, and his 160.9 runs created was 2nd best. All that and 26 stolen bases as well. ******************************************************************* 2025 CFOD MVP - Aaron Judge, San Mateo Thunder Age AVG OBP SPC PA AB H 2B 3B HR R RBI HBP BB K SB CS 33 .337 .437 .668 739 620 209 36 2 55 142 133 5 109 201 7 4 Last year's 1st runner up, Judge wins the MVP award for the second time, the last one being in 2017. Judge captured 2/3 of the triple crown, leading the league in average with .337, RBI with 133 and was 2nd in home runs with 55 (just 2 behind the leader). Judge led in on base average with .437, slugging average with .668, and runs scored with 142. Judge's 183.8 runs created was league best. The Thunder narrowly missed the playoffs, having won 89 games, but it wouldn't have been close without Aaron Judge. ******************************************************************* 2025 CFOD CY YOUNG AWARD 2nd Runner Up - Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Fertile Crescent Ziggurats Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 26 2.33 .556 16 5 0 30 30 1 1 185.1 129 50 48 60 221 15 10 Yamamoto was the ace for the 104 game winning Ziggurats, who captured the MK Conference wildcard. He captured the ERA crown with a low 2.33, and was 8th in the league in strikeouts with 221. Yamamoto's 16 wins were tied for 7th best, and his 76.2% winning percentage was 5th best. His .194 batting average against was 3rd best, and his .293 slugging average against was league best. ******************************************************************* 1st Runner Up - Garrett Crochet, Cincinnati Rock Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 26 2.64 .568 16 9 0 35 35 1 1 228.2 169 72 67 53 299 19 15 Garrett Crochet had a stellar year for the Koufax division winning Rock. His 2.64 ERA was 3rd best in the league, and was the 2025 strikeout king, K'ing 299 batters. His 16 wins were tied for 7th overall. He was top 7 in batting average, on base average and slugging percentage against, and was 3rd in the league in quality start percentage with 74.3%. Crochet also logged 228 2/3 innings, 2nd best in the league. ******************************************************************* 2025 CFOD Cy Young Award - Tarik Skubal, Cincinnati Rock Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 28 2.73 .592 19 6 0 34 34 4 3 231.0 184 74 70 38 285 18 14 Tarik Skubal captures his 2nd straight Cy Young award for the 108 game winning Rock, who posted the best record in the league. Skubal's 2.73 ERA was 4th best in the league, and finished second in strikeouts with 285. His 19 wins were tied for league best. Skubal's .251 on base average against was 3rd best in the majors, and his 8.8 runners per 9 innings was 3rd best. Skubal tied for the lead in shutouts with 3, and his 76.5% quality start percentage was league best. Skubal was a workhorse, leading the league in innings pitched with 231, batters faced per game with 26.59, and was the complete game leader, finsihing with a league high 4. ******************************************************************* 2025 Fireman of the Year Award 2nd runner up - Jhoan Duran, RP, Pig's Eye Pirates Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 27 1.48 .514 4 4 35 59 0 0 0 73.0 56 15 12 17 77 3 4 The Pirates had a great season, winning 95 games and the #1 league wildcard. The 9th inning leads converted into wins thanks to Duran's efforts. Duran's 35 saves were 2nd in the league, and his 94.6 save percentage was league best. All that and a 1.48 ERA. ****************************** 1st runner up - Adrian Morejon, RP, Cincinnati Rock Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 26 1.43 .512 6 3 32 59 0 0 0 75.2 54 16 12 20 76 5 5 The Rock were the best team in the regular season, winning a league best 108 games and the Koufax division title. Morejon was the steady and capable closer, saving 32 games (4th best in the league) with a miniscule 1.43 ERA. Morejon's 14.3% inherited runners scored percentage was 5th best in the league. ****************************** 2025 CFOD Fireman of the Year - Robert Suarez, RP, Park City Climbers Age ERA OPS W L S G GS CG SHO INN H R ER BB K HR GDP 34 1.90 .514 6 3 39 62 0 0 0 75.2 45 17 16 22 91 6 5 The Climbers were the comeback kids in the CFOD, rallying in the 2nd half to capture the Young division title. Suarez's 39 saves were league best, and also sported a 6-3 record and a 1.90 ERA. His 88.6% save percentage was 2nd best in the league, and his 51 games finished was 2nd best in the majors. Park City was 76-8 when leading after 7 innings.