Sal Stewart of the Cincinnati Reds maintains an overwhelming edge in the NL Rookie of the Year market due to his league-leading rookie totals in home runs (32) and RBIs (111-112), an All-Star nod, and durability across a full 162-game slate at .263/.330/.457. Traders continue to prioritize these traditional counting stats and run production despite his below-average defensive metrics at first base and modest overall WAR. Carson Benge of the Mets closed the gap with a strong second-half surge, finishing at .282/.346/.430 with 20 homers, 22 steals, elite outfield defense, and superior 4.3 WAR, yet remains a clear distant second. Pitcher Nolan McLean and others like JJ Wetherholt trail significantly behind in the consensus.
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