Alcantara (Sandy Alcantara)
Major League announced the 2022 season Celeron Award winner, the same situation as American League . The 27-year-old Marlin ace Sandy Alcantara won the first Celeron Award in his career with 30 first-place votes. Alcantara is also the first player in the history of the Marlins to win the Celeron Award since its founding in 1993, and is also the third winner from the Dominican Republic in the history of the major league.
Marlins began to sell the stars in the team in 2017. Alcantara joined the Marlins in the southeast corner of the United States from the Cardinals in the 2019 season. Although he swallowed the 14 losses tied for the National League, Alcantara was selected as a rookie and grew into the Marlins ace step by step.
Although the Marlins have another failed season, it has not affected Alcantara's stable performance. Among the 32 starts this season, Alcantara has achieved 14 wins, 9 losses, 2.28 defense rating, 228 games and 6 complete shots (one final victory) are the best in the major leagues. Even no team has completed more than 5 complete shots this season, and Alcantara has contributed 6 games by one person, which can be said to be quite patient.
Although the Marlins have been in the past with outstanding pitchers such as Kevin Brown, Josh Johnson and Jose Fernandez, who died young, Alcantara is the first star in team history to win the Cy Young Award, and the third Cy Young Award winner from the Dominican Republic since Pedro Martinez and Bartolo Colon.
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