Mookie Betts has accomplished a lot during his 12-year MLB career with the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers. The eight-time All-Star has won three World Series, an MVP and six Gold Gloves, guaranteeing himself a plaque in Cooperstown after he retires.

While he has plenty of impressive seasons on his resume, one in particular from his Red Sox tenure stands out.

“I would say ‘18 was probably the most satisfying year. Hope I can do that again,” Betts told WEEI’s Rob Bradford during Thursday’s World Series Media Day.

After Bradford asked a follow-up question, Betts explained why that year remains his favorite.

“I think just the whole year itself. The way I played, having a baby, it was a lot of things that kind of went positive that year,” Betts said.

2018 was a banner year for Be

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