Catcher Jacob Stallings voted Pittsburgh Pirates’ MVP by sports writers
Posted Sep 25, 2020
Not only did Jacob Stallings solidify the Pittsburgh Pirates' starting catcher spot, but he became the Pirates’ most productive player, shining during an otherwise dreary season. On Thursday, he was chosen for the Roberto Clemente Award as the Pirates’ MVP, as voted by members of the Pittsburgh chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
(TribLive.com)
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