Sal Stewart's league-leading 111-112 RBIs, 32 home runs, and ironman durability across 162 games for the Reds anchor the 82.8% trader consensus for NL Rookie of the Year, bolstered by his All-Star selection and traditional power production despite a sub-.800 OPS and modest 1.8-2.0 WAR. Carson Benge's 15.9% share reflects his stronger overall profile as a Mets outfielder, including a 4.3 WAR, 118 wRC+, plus defense and a 20-20 season capped by a red-hot September finish that narrowed the gap in advanced metrics. JJ Wetherholt and the remaining candidates trail far behind, limited by fewer standout counting stats or playing time in a race defined by contrasting evaluations of value versus volume.
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