Toronto Blue Jays' John Schneider among finalists for AL Manager of the Year

The winner will be announced on Nov. 11. The award is for the regular season only and voted on by the Baseball Writers' Association of America.

Schneider gets the nomination alongside Stephen Vogt of the Cleveland Guardians and Dan Wilson of the Seattle Mariners.

Schneider and Wilson met in the American League Championship Series, with the Blue Jays defeating the Mariners in seven games.

Schneider led the Blue Jays to an AL-best 94-68 record during the regular season. It was their most wins in a season since 1993 and the fifth most in franchise history.

Bobby Cox is the only Blue Jay to have won manager of the year after taking home the honour in 1985.

Stephen Vogt led the Guardians to an 88-74 record and a Central Division title. They set the MLB record for the largest comeback by a team to win a division, trailing the Detroit Tigers by 15.5 games on July 23.

However, Cleveland lost to the Tigers in the wild-card round.

In his first full season as skipper, Dan Wilson guided the Mariners to a 90-72 finish for their first division title since their record-setting season from 2001.

All awards are voted on by the BBWAA, and the winners will be revealed next week.

The rookies of the year will be awarded on Nov. 10, the Cy Youngs on Nov. 12 and the MVPs on Nov. 13.

Here is a list of all three candidates up for each award as they are announced:

Aaron Judge, New York Yankees
Cal Raleigh, Seattle Mariners
José Ramirez, Cleveland Guardians

Tarik Skubal, Detroit Tigers
Hunter Brown, Houston Astros
Garrett Crochet, Boston Red Sox

John Schneider, Toronto Blue Jays
Stephen Vogt, Cleveland Guardians
Dan Wilson, Seattle Mariners

Drake Baldwin, Atlanta Braves
Caleb Durbin, Milwaukee Brewers
Cade Horton, Chicago Cubs