Major League Baseball (MLB) Awards - Tony Conigliaro Award
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The Tony Conigliaro Award is given annually
to the player who best overcomes an obstacle and continues to
thrive through the adversity. Tony himself was a truly gifted
player with Boston until he was hit on the cheek with a fastball
thrown by Jack Hamilton. Tony returned to the lineup a year
and a half later, hit another twenty home runs, had thirty-six
the year after, but was forced to retire due to his eyesight
being permanently damaged. He died in 1990, eight years after
a debilitating heart attack, at the age of forty-five and this
award has been given annually in honor of his life.
Year |
Name |
1991 |
Bret Saberhagen |
1992 |
Scott Radinsky |
1993 |
Curtis Pride |
1994 |
Mark Leiter |
1995 |
Bo Jackson |
1996 |
Jim Eisenreich |
1997 |
Eric Davis |
1998 |
Jim Abbott |
1999 |
Mike Lowell |
2000 |
Kent Mercker |
2001 |
Jason Johnson |
2002 |
Jose Rijo |
2003 |
Jim Mecir |
2004 |
Dewon Brazelton |
2005 |
Aaron Cook |
2006 |
Freddy Sanchez |