
MLB: AL Rookie of the Year
- Kevin McGonigle
- 87%
- +0.5
- Munetaka Murakami
- 9%
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- Kazuma Okamoto
- 2%
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- Parker Messick
- 1%
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- Trey Yesavage
- 1%
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- Payton Tolle
- 1%
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- Samuel Basallo
- 1%
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- Travis Bazzana
- 1%
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- Spencer Jones
- 1%
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- Chase DeLauter
- 1%
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- Connelly Early
- 0%
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- Carlos Lagrange
- 0%
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- Carter Jensen
- 0%
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- Carson Williams
- 0%
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- Walker Jenkins
- 0%
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- Brice Matthews
- 0%
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- Leo De Vries
- 0%
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- Max Clark
- 0%
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- George Lombard Jr.
- 0%
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- Sam Antonacci
- 0%
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- Colt Emerson
- 0%
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- Tatsuya Imai
- 0%
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- Dylan Beavers
- 0%
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Traders currently price "Kevin McGonigle" at 87% for "MLB: AL Rookie of the Year". Over the past 24 hours that probability moved up 0.5 points. Full distribution: Kevin McGonigle 87%, Munetaka Murakami 9%, Kazuma Okamoto 2%, Parker Messick 1%. The market has traded $1.6M in total volume and resolves Dec 19, 2026. Kevin McGonigle of the Detroit Tigers holds an overwhelming lead in the 2026 AL Rookie of the Year market at 87% implied probability, driven by his elite production since his March debut. The 21-year-old shortstop/third baseman leads AL rookies in wins above replacement, on-base percentage, and several advanced metrics including wRC+ and walk-to-strikeout rate while posting a .286/.391/.428 slash line with double-digit home runs and stolen bases through mid-August. His All-Star selection and consistent everyday role have solidified trader consensus around his dominance. Other contenders such as Munetaka Murakami trail significantly in both statistical output and voting polls. A late injury, sharp decline in playing time, or unexpected qualification issues remain the primary realistic paths for the market to shift before season’s end.
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