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Players with 3 or more MVPs

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Barry Bonds, 7: 1990, '92, '93, 2001-04

Bonds, the all-time HR king with 762, won 2 of his MVPs with the Pirates and won his final 4 as a Giant approaching the age of 40, slashing .349/.559/.809 across those 4 seasons

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Mike Trout, 3: 2014, '16, '19

Trout managed to take home his 3rd MVP in 2019 despite being limited to 134 games that season due to a foot injury. It was also his 7th top-2 finish in an 8-year span

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Albert Pujols, 3: 2005, '08, '09

The most impressive of Pujols' MVP seasons may have come in 2008, when he hit .357 with a .462 OBP and paced the Majors in OPS (1.114) and total bases (342)

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Alex Rodriguez, 3: 2003, '05, '07

A-Rod's final MVP season may have been his best; he hit 54 HRs in '07 and reached career highs in runs scored (143), RBIs (156), slugging (.645) and OPS (1.067)

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Mike Schmidt, 3: 1980, '81, '86

Schmidt led the Majors with 48 homers and won his 5th straight Gold Glove in his 1st MVP season, 1980, the year he also led Philly to its 1st World Series title

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Mickey Mantle, 3: 1956, '57, '62

Mantle earned his 5th of 20 career All-Star nods in 1956, his 1st MVP season, when he paced the Majors in batting (.353), homers (52) and slugging (.705)

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Yogi Berra, 3: 1951, '54, '55

Berra was a top-3 finisher in MVP voting for 7 straight years from 1950-56 and won each of his 3 Awards in that span on his way to earning 10 World Series rings

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Roy Campanella, 3: 1951, '53, '55

Campanella was instrumental in leading the Dodgers to their 1st World Series title in 1955, when he won his final MVP with a .318/.395/.583 slash line

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Stan Musial, 3: 1943, '46, '48

Musial won his 2nd MVP with a .365 average in 1946, the year he returned from serving in World War II. 2 years later, he won again with a career-best .376 average

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Joe DiMaggio, 3: 1939, '41, '47

DiMaggio would never top the .381 average he posted in his 1st MVP season, 1939, but the 56-game hit streak that defines him came in his next MVP season, '41

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Jimmie Foxx, 3: 1932, '33, '38

Foxx won the Triple Crown and MVP with the A's in 1933 (.356, 48 HRs, 163 RBIs) but may have been even better in his '38 MVP year with Boston (.349, 50 HRs, 175 RBIs)

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