NEW YORK (AP) -- Sometime soon, Joe Girardi will go looking for another job in a major league dugout. And when he does, he'll have a Manager of the Year award at the top of his resume.

Six weeks after he was fired by Florida, Girardi won the NL honor Wednesday for keeping the rookie-laden Marlins in contention nearly all season. Jim Leyland took the AL award after a quick turnaround with the Detroit Tigers.

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Tony LaRussa won a World Series with a team that had injuries to star players all year, yet doesn't get a single vote. Let's see Girardi do that.