Minor League Baseball Announces 2022 Triple-A All-Star Teams and League Awards
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ANNOUNCES 2022 TRIPLE-A ALL-STAR TEAMS AND LEAGUE AWARDS
Durham’s Aranda and Sacramento’s Villar claim Most Valuable Player Awards
New York City, Nov. 7, 2022 — Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) today announced the league awards and All-Star teams for the two leagues that make up the Triple-A classification. Votes were cast by league managers.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
| Position | Name | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (AVG/OBP/SLG, OPS, HR, RBI) (G, W-L, ERA, SO/Sv) |
| Catcher | Bo Naylor | Columbus | Cleveland | .257/.366/.514, .880, 15 HR, 47 RBI |
| First Base | Jonathan Aranda | Durham | Tampa Bay | .318/.394/.521, .915, 18 HR, 85 RBI |
| Second Base | Miles Mastrobuoni | Durham | Tampa Bay | .300/.377/.469, .846, 16 HR, 64 RBI |
| Third Base | Mark Vientos | Syracuse | New York (NL) | .280/.358/.519, .877, 24 HR, 72 RBI |
| Shortstop | Gunnar Henderson | Norfolk | Baltimore | .288/.390/.504, .894, 11 HR, 41 RBI |
| Outfield | Alec Burleson | Memphis | St. Louis | .331/.372/.532, .904, 20 HR, 87 RBI |
| Outfield | Will Benson | Columbus | Cleveland | .278/.426/.522, .948, 17 HR, 45 RBI |
| Outfield | Josh Lowe | Durham | Tampa Bay | .315/.402/.556, .958, 14 HR, 67 RBI |
| Designated Hitter | Mark Payton | Charlotte | Chicago (AL) | .293/.369/.539, .908, 25 HR, 95 RBI |
| Right-Handed Starter | Grayson Rodriguez | Norfolk | Baltimore | 14 G, 6-1, 2.20 ERA, 97 SO |
| Left-Handed Starter | Kyle Muller | Gwinnett | Atlanta | 23 G, 6-8, 3.41 ERA, 159 SO |
| Reliever | Greg Weissert | Scranton/W-B | New York (AL) | 42 G, 2-1, 1.69 ERA, 18 SV |
| Award | Player | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (Record) (AVG/OBP/SLG, HR, RBI) (G, W-L, ERA, SO/Sv) |
| Manager of the Year | Rick Sweet | Nashville | Milwaukee | 91-58, Best record in league |
| Most Valuable Player | Jonathan Aranda | Durham | Tampa Bay | .318/.394/.915, 18 HR, 85 RBI |
| Pitcher of the Year | Greg Weissert | Scranton/W-B | New York (AL) | 42 G, 2-1, 1.69 ERA, 18 SV |
| Top MLB Prospect | Gunnar Henderson | Norfolk | Baltimore | .288/.390/.894, 11 HR, 41 RBI |
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
| Position | Name | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (AVG/OBP/SLG, OPS, HR, RBI) (G, W-L, ERA, SO/Sv) |
| Catcher | Shea Langeliers | Las Vegas | Oakland | .283/.366/.510, .876, 19 HR, 56 RBI |
| First Base | Matt Davidson | Reno/Las Vegas | Arizona/Oakland | .310/.414/.644, 1.058, 32 HR, 66 RBI |
| Second Base | Eguy Rosario | El Paso | San Diego | .288/.368/.508, .876, 22 HR, 81 RBI |
| Third Base | David Villar | Sacramento | San Francisco | .275/.404/.617, 1.021, 27 HR, 82 RBI |
| Shortstop | David Hensley | Sugar Land | Houston | .298/.420/.478, .898, 10 HR, 57 RBI |
| Outfield | Jason Martin | Oklahoma City | Los Angeles (NL) | .285/.374/.564, .938, 32 HR, 107 RBI |
| Outfield | Stone Garrett | Reno | Arizona | .275/.332/.568, .900, 28 HR, 95 RBI |
| Outfield | Wynton Bernard | Albuquerque | Colorado | .333/.387/.590, .977, 21 HR, 92 RBI |
| Designated Hitter | Sean Bouchard | Albuquerque | Colorado | .300/.404/.635, 1.039, 20 HR, 56 RBI |
| Right-Handed Starter | Hunter Brown | Sugar Land | Houston | 23 G, 9-4, 2.55 ERA, 134 SO |
| Left-Handed Starter | Jake Kalish | Salt Lake | Los Angeles (AL) | 23 G, 10-2, 2.87 ERA, 72 SO |
| Reliever | Enoli Paredes | Sugar Land | Houston | 50 G, 5-4, 2.63 ERA, 81 SO |
| Award | Player | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (Record) (AVG/OBP/SLG, OPS, HR, RBI) (G, W-L, ERA, SO/Sv) |
| Manager of the Year | Gil Velazquez | Reno | Arizona | 85-63, Best record in league |
| Most Valuable Player | David Villar | Sacramento | San Francisco | .275/.404/.617, 1.021, 27 HR, 82 RBI |
| Pitcher of the Year | Hunter Brown | Sugar Land | Houston | 23 G, 9-4, 2.55 ERA, 134 SO |
| Top MLB Prospect | Miguel Vargas | Oklahoma City | Los Angeles (NL) | .304/.404/.511, .915, 17 HR, 82 RBI |
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