At the conclusion of each championship season, the Umpire Ejection Fantasy League solicits nominations from the general membership for several postseason awards as designed by UEFL Rule 4-4. Pursuant to Rule, the results of this nomination and voting designate which umpires are to receive which awards. The Rule also specifies what points are awarded to each umpire for receipt of the various postseason awards. The following table portrays the historical record of UEFL Postseason Awards with links, where available, to the award announcement. 2020 Award (COVID-season) for Triple-Digit Rookie: Moscoso. * Signifies the umpire officiated the postseason during the corresponding season (does not apply to Best Ejection category). ^ Indicates the umpire officiated that year's World Series. The UEFL Appeals Board posthumously awarded Wally Bell a 2013 World Series assignment. The UEFL Appeals Board posthumously awarded Eric Cooper a 2019 World Series assignment. ! Applies to the Fill-In Umpire category only, and signifies that the corresponding umpire was subsequently hired to the Major League staff. ° Applies to the Worst and Most Disappointing Season categories only, and signifies that the corresponding umpire received a Most Improved, Promising or (Best) award in a subsequent year. "N/A" signifies this award was not presented/did not exist during the corresponding season. NOTE: The Promising Umpire Award was formerly known as the Noteworthy Umpire of the Year Award from 2007-2016. NOTE: Most Disappointing Season was formerly known as Most Declining Umpire from 2010-2017. Worst Umpire of the Year was removed after 2017. The Rules afford the opportunity for co-recipients for some awards. When multiple winners of the same award exist, both umpires are listed. |
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