With a league-leading 12 HR and 25 RBI in the regular season to go along with his 7 clutch postseason home runs, Noah Daberko wins his first MVP in his five year career.

In one of the most unbelievable World Series' we've ever had, the Midwest Mallards came out on top. After being down in the series 2-0, they stormed back to win the next three and win the series, 3-2, over a tremendous Coastal Cobras team. With Coughlin's lights out pitching, Daberko's clutch homers, and McPeek's timely hitting and solid fielding, this team will surely go down as one of the best and most exciting in MLW history.

1.) Zach Whalen: .392

2.) Kyle Schultz: .390

3.) Drew Davis: .390

1.) Noah Daberko, Kyle Schultz: 12                                                                                            

3.) Daniel Schultz: 11

4.) Zach Whalen: 10

1.) Noah Daberko: 25

2.) Alex House: 23

2.) Warda, D. Schultz: 22

1.) Tommy Coughlin: 6-4, 1.17 ERA, 73 K

2.) Kyle Schultz: 9-4, 1.60 ERA, 89 K

3.) Daniel Schultz: 8-3, 1.76 ERA, 89 K

1.) Midwest Mallards: Coughlin was absolutely dominant on the mound and Daberko had a historic postseason. Congratulations, Midwest Mallards.

2.) Coastal Cobras: This could very possibly be the best team we've had not win the World Series in a season. Very talented group that was one win away.

3.) Eastern Eagles: The Eagles weren't able to go back-to-back, but the future still looks bright for them. They will be back.

4.)  Pacific Predators: The Preds went toe-to-toe with the AL champs but couldn't quite get around to them with the bats. They need to pick up a solid, offensive weapon this offseason.

5.)  Western Wildcats: Schultz wasn't his best on the mound and the team scored 0 runs vs. the Cobras. This team might have to make some moves.

6.) Southern Seahawks: Finishing on an 11-game losing streak, the Seahawks couldn't quite get anything going in the second half.

Ever wondered how far the bases were apart from each other? Or how far the fence and pitchers mound are? Take a look!