Best Major League Baseball Player ESPY Award - List of Winners

List of Winners

Through the 2001 iteration of the ESPY Awards, ceremonies were conducted in February of each year to honor achievements over the previous calendar year; awards presented thereafter are conferred in June and reflect performance from the June previous.

Year Player Position played Team represented
1993 Dennis Eckersley Relief pitcher Oakland Athletics
1994 Barry Bonds Left fielder San Francisco Giants
1995 Jeff Bagwell First baseman Houston Astros
1996 Greg Maddux Starting pitcher Atlanta Braves
1997 Ken Caminiti Third baseman San Diego Padres
1998 Larry Walker Right fielder Colorado Rockies
1999 Mark McGwire First baseman St. Louis Cardinals
2000 Pedro Martínez Starting pitcher Boston Red Sox
2001 Pedro Martínez Starting pitcher Boston Red Sox
2002 Barry Bonds Left fielder San Francisco Giants
2003 Barry Bonds Left fielder San Francisco Giants
2004 Barry Bonds Left fielder San Francisco Giants
2005 Albert Pujols First baseman St. Louis Cardinals
2006 Albert Pujols First baseman St. Louis Cardinals
2007 Derek Jeter Shortstop New York Yankees
2008 Alex Rodriguez Third baseman New York Yankees
2009 Albert Pujols First baseman St. Louis Cardinals
2010 Albert Pujols First baseman St. Louis Cardinals
2011 Roy Halladay Starting pitcher Philadelphia Phillies
2012 Josh Hamilton Outfielder Texas Rangers

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