Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy made history by becoming the first manager to win three consecutive Manager of the Year awards, while Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable captured the American League honor.
The awards were announced on November 11, 2026, with Murphy's unprecedented three-peat highlighting his consistent excellence at the helm of the Brewers. Venable earned recognition for his work with the White Sox in his first season as a major league manager.
Murphy's achievement marks a historic milestone in Major League Baseball managerial recognition, surpassing previous back-to-back winners. The Associated Press reported the voting results Wednesday.
