1) 51 Points-Lou Gehrig - (10, 0, 1 / 11 ballots)
2) 20 Points-Fred Dunlap - (2, 3, 1 / 6 ballots)
3) 16 Points-Ross Barnes - (0, 4, 4 / 8 ballots)
4) 9 Points-Rogers Hornsby - (1, 1, 1 / 3 ballots)
5) 7 Points-Barry Bonds - (0, 1, 4 / 5 ballots)
6) 4 Points-Bill Terry - (0, 1, 1 / 2 ballots)
7) 9 Points-George Brett - (0, 3, 0 / 3 ballots)
8) 1 Points-Willie Wells - (0, 0, 1 / 1 ballots)
2) 20 Points-Fred Dunlap - (2, 3, 1 / 6 ballots)
3) 16 Points-Ross Barnes - (0, 4, 4 / 8 ballots)
4) 9 Points-Rogers Hornsby - (1, 1, 1 / 3 ballots)
5) 7 Points-Barry Bonds - (0, 1, 4 / 5 ballots)
6) 4 Points-Bill Terry - (0, 1, 1 / 2 ballots)
7) 9 Points-George Brett - (0, 3, 0 / 3 ballots)
8) 1 Points-Willie Wells - (0, 0, 1 / 1 ballots)
Lou Gehrig of Ankhana handily wins the American League MVP. The Designated Hitter was easily the best hitter in the league, batting .325 / .408 / .631 with a 1.039 OPS, 56 2B, 39 HR, 126 R, and 129 RBI. He led the league in ATB Value +, SLG, OPS, RC, RC27, R, and RBI.
He was left off two ballots because he didn't play the field and some voters found that to be a differentiator for overall value.
Six of the remaining seven vote getters were infielders. It doesn't mean anything, but found it interesting.
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