Crossword Clue: Letters for the league's top performer
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- 2005 award for A-Rod
- 2014 award for Mike Trout and Clayton Kershaw: Abbr.
- 2014 award for the NBA's Kevin Durant: Abbr.
- 2018 Super Bowl award for Nick Foles: Abbr.
- Baseball award, for short
- Annual award in many sports
- Annual NBA award
- Annual World Series announcement
- A-Rod in 2007
- Apt rhyme of "VIP"
- Berra won it in the A.L. three times
- Big shot after making a big shot, maybe: Abbr.
- Athlete's accolade, briefly
- Athlete's post-season honor, for short
- Athletic award
- Award for a top team athlete: Abbr.
- Award for Stephen Curry in 2015
- Award for the best athlete in a game: Abbr.
- Award for the best athlete in a game or season: Abbr.
- Award in pro sports
- Award presented at the end of each Super Bowl: Abbr.
- Award won by Justin Verlander in 2011, in addition to the Cy Young: Abbr.
- AL or NL honoree
- A.L. or N.L. honoree
- Bo Jackson was one in '89
- All-Star Game honor
- Gretzky, nine times: Abbr.
- Honor earned by 27 Super Bowl QBs
- Chant often heard toward the end of an N.B.A. season
- Honored league member
- Game award, for short
- Game standout, briefly
- Game superstar
- Coveted sports award
- Giants' Ottis Anderson, for short
- Kareem, six times
- Series honor, for short
- Series standout, briefly
- Series star, for short
- Series stud, briefly
- Series VIP
- Top athlete in many a sport: Abbr.
- Mantle in 1956, say
- Mantle won it three times
- Top star initially
- Top star, initially
- Seven-time award for Barry Bonds
- Very important person on a sports team: Abbr.
- Willie Mays, twice
- The NBA's Russell Westbrook in 2017, e.g.
- Shooting star, briefly?
- WNBA award
- NBA award won four times by LeBron James: Abbr.
- NBA award
- NBA honor
- N.B.A. or N.F.L. honor
- Michael Jordan, five times (abbr.)
- Postseason sports award: Abbr.
- Postseason sports award
- Recognition for some stars
- League honoree
- League's top performer, briefly
- NFL or NBA honor
- NHL's Hart Memorial Trophy winner, e.g.
- NL award won by Barry Bonds a record seven times
- NL or NBA honor
- MLB award
- Letters for the league's top performer
- Phil Rizzuto in 1950, e.g.
- Prized athlete, for short
- Pro-sports award: Abbr.
- Pro-sports award
- Super Bowl ___
- Super Bowl honoree
- Super Bowl VIP
- There's one for every season, for short
- Sports award
- Sports big shot, briefly
- Sports V.I.P.
- Sports VIP
- Sportswriters' pick, for short
- World Series award
- World Series honor
- Three-time AL award for Mantle
- Three-time award for A-Rod
- Three-time award for Berra, for short
- Three-time title for Yogi Berra, in brief
- Star athlete, briefly
- Star athlete, for short
- Star player, for short
- Season standout, initially
- TeamÕ³ best, acronym
- Team V.I.P.
- Team VIP
- Team's best, acronym
- Team's greatest asset, for short
- "You the real ___" (meme)
- Stephen Curry was one in '15 and '16
Recent Usage of Letters for the league's top performer in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - May 10, 2011
- USA Today - Dec. 2, 2008
