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Paul Goldschmidt Miguel Cabrera
This year's Hank Aaron Award Winners, Paul Goldschmidt and Miguel Cabrera
This award is dedicated to one of the greatest hitters in baseball history. Henry Louis "Hank" Aaron ranks first in career homeruns and is also third in hits, and first in walks. Thus, this award is presented to the best hitter in each league.

For its inaugural year, the winners were judged by whomever had the most total hits, homeruns, and RBIs. Now the award is voted on in part by fans at mlb.com to determine who takes the trophy.
1999 Sammy Sosa Chicago 66 HR 141 RBI 180 Hits .288 AVG NL
Manny Ramirez Cleveland 44 HR 165 RBI 174 Hits .333 AVG AL
2000 Todd Helton Colorado 42 HR 147 RBI 216 Hits .372 AVG NL
Carlos Delgado Toronto 41 HR 137 RBI 196 Hits .344 AVG AL
2001 Barry Bonds San Francisco 73 HR 137 RBI 156 Hits .328 AVG NL
Alex Rodriguez Texas 52 HR 135 RBI 201 Hits .318 AVG AL
2002 Barry Bonds San Francisco 46 HR 110 RBI 149 Hits .370 AVG NL
Alex Rodriguez Texas 57 HR 142 RBI 187 Hits .300 AVG AL
2003 Albert Pujols St. Louis 43 HR 124 RBI 212 Hits .359 AVG NL
Alex Rodriguez Texas 47 HR 118 RBI 181 Hits .298 AVG AL
2004 Barry Bonds San Francisco 45 HR 101 RBI 135 Hits 1.422 OPS NL
Manny Ramirez Boston 43 HR 130 RBI 175 Hits .308 AVG AL
2005 Andruw Jones Atlanta 51 HR 128 RBI 154 Hits .922 OPS NL
David Ortiz Boston 47 HR 148 RBI 180 Hits 1.001 OPS AL
2006 Ryan Howard Philadelphia 58 HR 149 RBI 182 Hits 1.084 OPS NL
Derek Jeter New York .343 AVG 97 RBI 214 Hits .900 OPS AL
2007 Prince Fielder Milwaukee 50 HR 119 RBI 354 TB 1.013 OPS NL
Alex Rodriguez New York 54 HR 156 RBI 183 Hits 1.067 OPS AL
2008 Aramis Ramirez Chicago 27 HR 111 RBI 287 TB .898 OPS NL
Kevin Youkilis Boston .312 AVG 115 RBI 306 TB .959 OPS AL
2009 Albert Pujols St. Louis 47 HR 135 RBI .327 BA 1.101 OPS NL
Derek Jeter New York .334 AVG 212 Hits 295 TB .406 OBP AL
2010 Joey Votto Cincinnati .324 AVG 37 HR 113 RBI 1.024 OPS NL
Jose Bautista Toronto .995 OPS 54 HR 124 RBI 109 R AL
2011 Matt Kemp Los Angeles .324 AVG 39 HR 126 RBI 115 R NL
Jose Bautista Toronto .302 AVG 42 HR 103 RBI 1.056 OPS AL
2012 Buster Posey San Francisco Giants .336 AVG 24 HR 103 RBI 178 H NL
Miguel Cabrera Detroit .330 AVG 44 HR 139 RBI Won Triple Crown AL
2013 Paul Goldschmidt Arizona Diamondbacks .302 AVG 36 HR 125 RBI 182 H NL
Miguel Cabrera Detroit .348 AVG 44 HR 137 RBI 1.078 OPS AL

Milo Hamilton calling Hank's record-breaking 715th homerun
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