Buck Showalter was named as the National League Manager of the Year on Tuesday evening.
The 66-year-old skipper guided the Mets to a 101-win season in his first year at the helm of the Mets -- though they then unceremoniously fell to the Padres in the Wild Card round to begin the postseason. Showalter becomes the first manager in big league history to win the award with four different teams -- having taken home the hardware with the Yankees in 1994, Rangers in 2004 and Orioles in 2014. Dave Roberts finished second in the voting, followed by Brian Snitker, Oliver Marmol, Rob Thomson and Bob Melvin.