MIGGY of the D gets AL MVP over Halos' TROUT with BELTRE of the Rangers and CANO of the Bombers following suit #MIGGY4MVP...Stand Up VENEZUELA and MOTOR City

They said it would be a tight race in Both Leagues but none tighter than in the American League for MVP. Miguel Cabrera of the Detroit Tigers edges out 2012 AL Rookie of the Year and Angels CF Star Mike Trout. Adrian Beltre of the Rangers passes Teammate Josh Hamilton who finished 5th. Robbie Cano , who is the Bronx Bombers Star Now, finished 4th and he will be back for Seasons to come.  

The AL MVP Voting
Note: In Parenthesis 1st Place Votes

1. M. Cabrera Tigers (22)
2. M. Trout Halos (6)
3. A. Beltre Rangers
4. R. Cano Bronx Bombers
5. J. Hamilton Rangers
6. A. Jones O's
7. D. Jeter Bronx Bombers
8. J. Verlander Tigers
9. P. Fielder Tigers
10. Y. Cespedes A's

MIGGY of the D's 2012 Numbers (Number in Parenthesis AL Ranking)

.330 Avg (1st)  44 HR (1st) 139 RBI (1st) .606 SLG% (1st) .999 OPS% (1st) 109 Runs (2nd) 205 Hits (2nd)

TROUT of the Halos Numbers

.326 Avg (2nd)  30 HR (tied 13th) 83 RBI (23rd)  .564 SLG% (3rd) ..963 OPS% (2nd) 129 Runs (1st) 49 Thefts (1st) 182 Hits (tied 9th)

Miggy and Trout went after each other but if you look at the Numbers closely Miggy Dominated at Major Categories. Yes Trout put up amazing Runs Numbers, Thefts, and Average for a Rookie but Miggy was the 1st Triple Crown Winner since 1967 and 1st in Average, Bombs, Ribbies, Slugging and OPS (On Base Percentage + Slugging Percentage), and #2 in Hits behind the Ageless Wonder on 161st and River Street Bronx...Derek Jeter.

Both Players dominated the Show like No Others in recent Memory and Trout still took home the AL Rookie of The Year and was a 2012 All-Star.

Note: Numbers from MLB