Who was the 1995 MVP of the World Series between the Cleveland Indians and the Atlanta Braves? Tom Glavine was the MVP.
Glavine won the award after leading the Atlanta Braves over Cleveland in a six-game World Series. The left-handed pitcher made two starts and won both, finishing with a 2–0 record and a 1.29 earned-run average over 14 innings.
His defining performance came in Game 6. Glavine held Cleveland to one run and two hits across eight innings, helping Atlanta secure a 1–0 victory and its first World Series championship since moving to Atlanta. The game’s only run came when David Justice drove in a runner with a fourth-inning double.
The 1995 Series was the first played after the 1994 players’ strike canceled the postseason. Glavine later won the National League Cy Young Award twice and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2014, but the 1995 championship was his only World Series title.