Lee, Victorino win Phillies' honors
Cliff Lee and Shane Victorino were named the Phillies' most valuable pitcher and player, respectively, in voting by the Philadelphia chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.

Cliff Lee and Shane Victorino were named the Phillies' most valuable pitcher and player, respectively, in voting by the Philadelphia chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
Lee beat Roy Halladay by two votes for the Steve Carlton Award. Lee leads the Phillies in ERA (2.38), strikeouts (232) and his six shutouts are the most in the majors in 13 years. He also has 16 wins, second to Halladay's 18.
Victorino beat Ryan Howard by three votes for Mike Schmidt award. Victorino leads the Phillies in runs (91) and triples (15), and his slugging percentage (.498) is highest among the regulars.
Charlie Manuel won the Dallas Green Award for special achievement for becoming the first manager in franchise history to guide the Phillies to five consecutive division titles.
Raul Ibanez won the Tug McGraw Good Guy Award, given to the player who best exemplifies McGraw's personality, and for his professional cooperation. Howard finished second in voting.
The awards were instituted by the BBWAA Philly chapter in 2004. They will be presented on the field before tonight's game against the Washington Nationals.





















