Google has already given Mike Trout the 2014 AL MVP award
A screengrab of a glitch on google.com that shows Angels outfielder Mike Trout as the 2014 American League MVP. Credit: Google.com
Well, it looks like the Baseball Writers Association of America can go home. Google has already given Mike Trout the 2014 AL MVP award.
The funny glitch shows up when a user types "2014 AL MVP" or "AL MVP winners" into Google's search bar.
GOOGLE KNOWS EVERYTHING. ALL HAIL MIKE TROUT, 2014 AL MVP pic.twitter.com/fAl9WZgrQO
— Alex Dacome (@EssentialDacome) August 13, 2014Of course, there are still plenty of regular season games to be played, but Trout actually is considered a favorite for the award. The two-time AL MVP runner-up is batting .294 with a .382 on-base percentage, a .952 OPS, 27 home runs, 85 RBIs and 12 stolen bases through 115 games
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