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Rookies (1950-1959)
The Sporting News Rookie of the Year Award was established in 1946 by The Sporting News (TSN). more...
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In 1947-48, and again in 1950, a single award was given for all of Major League Baseball.;
In 1949 and since 1951, TSN has given an award to a player from each league.;
From 1963 through 2003, TSN split the rookie award into two separate categories:
Rookie Pitcher of the Year;
Rookie Player of the Year;
;
In 2004 those two awards were discontinued in favor of the unified award below.;
This is the list of ballplayers awarded by year, name, team, league and position.
1946-1949
1946
Del Ennis (Philadelphia NL, OF);
;
1947
Jackie Robinson (Brooklyn NL, 1B);
;
1948
Richie Ashburn (Philadelphia NL, OF);
;
1949
Roy Sievers (St. Louis AL, OF);
Don Newcombe (Brooklyn NL, P);
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1950-1959
1950
Whitey Ford (New York AL, P);
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1951
Minnie Miñoso (Chicago AL, OF);
Willie Mays (New York NL, OF);
;
1952
Clint Courtney (St. Louis AL, C);
Joe Black (Brooklyn NL, P);
;
1953
Harvey Kuenn (Detroit AL, SS);
Jim Gilliam (Brooklyn NL, 2B);
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1954
Bob Grim (New York AL, P);
Wally Moon (St. Louis NL, OF);
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1955
Herb Score (Cleveland AL, P);
Bill Virdon (St. Louis NL, OF);
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1956
Luis Aparicio (Chicago AL, SS);
Frank Robinson (Cincinnati NL, OF);
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1957
Tony Kubek (New York AL, IF-OF);
Ed Bouchee (Philadelphia AL, 1B);
Jack Sanford (Philadelphia NL, P);
;
1958
Ryne Duren (New York AL, P);
Albie Pearson (Washington AL, OF);
Orlando Cepeda (San Francisco NL, 1B);
Carl Willey (Milwaukee NL, P);
;
1959
Bob Allison (Washington AL, OF);
Willie McCovey (San Francisco NL, 1B);
;
1960-1969
1960
Ron Hansen (Baltimore AL, SS);
Frank Howard (Los Angeles NL, OF);
;
1961
Dick Howser (Kansas City AL, SS);
Don Schwall (Boston AL, P);
Ken Hunt (Cincinnati NL, P);
Billy Williams (Chicago NL, OF);
;
1962
Tom Tresh (New York AL, OF-SS);
Ken Hubbs (Chicago NL, 2B);
;
1963
Gary Peters (Chicago AL, P);
Pete Ward (Chicago AL, 3B);
Ray Culp (Philadelphia NL, P);
Pete Rose (Cincinnati NL, 2B);
;
1964
Wally Bunker (Baltimore AL, P);
Tony Oliva (Minnesota AL, OF);
Billy McCool (Cincinnati NL, P);
Dick Allen (Philadelphia NL, 3B);
;
1965
Marcelino López (California AL, P);
Curt Blefary (Baltimore AL, OF);
Frank Linzy (San Francisco NL, P);
Joe Morgan (Houston NL, 2B);
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