description Commissioner's Trophy Overview
The Commissioner's Trophy is the championship award presented by Major League Baseball to the winner of the World Series. Introduced in 1967, it was redesigned for the 2000 World Series and uses a silver baseball above a circular arrangement of 30 gold-plated flags, representing MLB's 30 clubs; the trophy is made by Tiffany & Co. and is awarded to the team that wins the postseason championship. It is a team award rather than an individual player honor.
help Commissioner's Trophy FAQ
Why does the Commissioner's Trophy have 30 flag poles?
The 30 gold vermeil flags represent the 30 franchises in Major League Baseball. The current Tiffany design places those flags above a silver base with globe-like longitude and latitude lines.
When was the Commissioner's Trophy first created?
An official trophy formally named the Commissioner's Trophy was created for the 1967 World Series. Tiffany and Co. introduced the current redesign for the 2000 World Series.
Who receives the Commissioner's Trophy?
The World Series champion receives it after winning the MLB postseason. One trophy is produced each season, and the winning club retains permanent custody.
Is the Commissioner's Trophy an individual MVP award?
No, it is the championship trophy for the entire World Series-winning club. The World Series Most Valuable Player receives a separate personal award.
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