 Let's put Alex Rodriguez to work, we gave him the notepad, the pen, and then we give him a little homework, Frank Thomas. And we come up with A-Rod's American League Awards. So take us to the magic board, and why don't we start in the American League with the rookie of the year, Alex. What's your choice? Yeah, I have to go with none other. Miguel Andujar, this guy's been fantastic. He's hit 340 since the break, and he keeps getting better every month, both with power, with RBIs, and with clutch hitting. He has been the one staple with all the injuries and inconsistencies of his lineup. Miguel Andujar has played not only like a rookie of the year, but their most valuable player. I like this guy, Alex. He's been incredible for the Yankees with all the injuries this year, but I can't forget Glabor Torres. The first two months, it was all about Glabor Torres, rookie of the year. He got injured, but he's come back strong. If he has a big September, I'm going with Co-MVPs, the New York Yankees. Co-MVPs. No Shohei Ota, Shohei's your guy. We know Shohei Ota. You can't win it from the top. He's been injured too much this year. Not enough time on the field. All right, so we're going Andujar for the American League rookie of the year. Let's move on. American League manager of the year. I have a feeling this may be a no-brainer. Alex, what do you got? KB, I know you're starting football, but this is college football. None other than a hurricane, Miami hurricane. Alex Korra has been terrific. Not only is he a hurricane, but he's on pace with 110 games. He's been fantastic, and he's been better than expected. Talking to a lot of the players at the All-Star game, he said he makes us five to 10 games better, but here's the thing. He is the best communicator I've ever played for. From Mookie Betts, Chris Hale, they love this guy. And the best deal in baseball, the Red Sox are paying. Alex Korra, $800,000, may be the best deal in baseball. Alex Korra. Robbery to manage the Red Sox. That's unbelievable. There's a couple of guys worthy, but he's right. Alex Korra has definitely been the manager of the year. First year of manager, and has led the Boston Red Sox to the best record in baseball. Come on, Frank. We agree on everything. Anybody in the conversation? Melvin, Boone. They're there. Hinch? They're all there. Bottom line is Alex Korra has made a huge difference at Boston. By saying they're there, you mean like they're alive. They're all there. They're close. They're there. KB, to your point, Bob Melvin's my number two, but definitely my guys, Alex Korra. Fair. I mean, they're on a pace for maybe a historic season depending on the house of September goes for them. All right, why don't we go the American League, Si Young Award. This is an interesting couple of choices here. Again, so many choices, but I have to go with the lefty from Florida. Now playing with the Red Sox, Chris Hale. Look, he's 12 and four. He hasn't played in a month. He has not pitched in a month. He still has the American League best ERA. And here's the deal. The Red Sox is win it all or go home or bust. If this guy is not well, healthy and pitching at a high level, the Red Sox will not be world champions. And you know I'm not gonna fight you with Chris Hale. I've watched him pitch for so many years. He is due. Three straight American League all-star game starts. It's time for this guy to win a Si Young. I know Corey Klub was there stalking, but this year I gotta go with Chris Hale. I mean, no question. He's been out for a month, though. So no virulent or Carrasco, Kluber. Any of these guys? Once again, they're there. They're close. They're there. I like Chris Hale this year. It's his time. According to Frank Thomas, most major leaguers are breathing and they are, they are indeed there. All right, Alex, let's move on. Keep on going here. Who do you have for the American League MVP? Again, Kevin, so many great choices. I'm gonna go a little contrarian here with the underdog, Alex Brightman. I see that one coming. This guy is, I'm a little biased. He was a shortstop at LSU. Number two pick came over to third because they have Carlos Correa already. This guy's been fantastic. Second most home run since June. He's playing stellar defense, but he is the energizer bunny. He has become very quickly the voice of a very enthusiastic clubhouse. I really like Alex Brightman. He has played himself into this MVP race, but I still gotta give it to Boston himself, JD Martinez. He has a chance to win the Triple Crown. He's been doing it every month for the Boston Red Sox. Best record in baseball. Mookie Best is close, but I'm gonna go with JD Martinez. Are you in the Red Sox Salle? Are you a consultant? Well, no, they've had the best season so far and they continue to do it in September. No DH has ever won an MVP, though. He's playing enough right field, I think. He's playing enough right field. I don't know, he's playing more DA. Mookie Best for me. He's been the star of this. Mookie Best is phenomenal. I hate this is going on. Because he's been the energizer for them. He's been the guy that leads the whole thing. He's on base and leads the league in average. He's scoring runs left and right. I think he's their energy for that team. Also, why do you have a doll in your hand? Well, listen, I'm jumping in the bandwagon. I'm the Alex Bregman. I wish I was his agent, but unfortunately I'm not. This guy's a fantastic player. He's a great ambassador for the game. And KB, I agree with everything you said. Here's what I will say. If a tie goes to the infielder, he is playing in the diamond, you know. He's a guy. Flip a coin. They're all great. He's been very clutched. The thing that's about Bregman that I'll say, which is a great point, when you think Astros most fans think, well, they think out too big. They think out great career. But he has been their best player. Yes, he has. He really has been the healthiest, which also helps. Alex Rodriguez, the man. Homework, well done. And let's not talk about money anymore, Alex.