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Former Durham Bull Stand Out Receives Another Honor |
For the second time in three years, a Durham Bulls player has been named season Most Valuable Player. The International League announced its post-season All-Star Team and Award Winners last week, and former Durham Bulls catcher Toby Hall headed the list as the league’s 2001 season MVP.
 Former Durham Bulls Catcher Toby Hall |
Hall, called up by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in late July, batted .335 with 19 homeruns and 72 RBI’s in 94 games with the Bulls this season. The 25 year-old catcher led the league with his batting average. Hall played in both the International League’s All-Star game and Major League Baseball’s Future’s game earlier in the season. He batted 2-3 with one homerun in the Future’s game and snagged the MVP title for the game. |