MiLB Announces 2026 Triple A Awards
Minor League Baseball has announced the 2026 award winners and All-Star teams for the Triple-A classification, spanning both the International League and Pacific Coast League. Columbus catcher Cooper Ingle and Albuquerque outfielder Zac Veen were named the Most Valuable Players for their respective leagues.
Minor League Baseball has announced the 2026 award winners and All-Star teams for the Triple-A classification, spanning both the International League and Pacific Coast League. Columbus catcher Cooper Ingle and Albuquerque outfielder Zac Veen were named the Most Valuable Players for their respective leagues.
Additional individual honors recognized Pitchers of the Year Brendan Beck and Carson Seymour, Top Prospects Max Clark and Charlie Condon, and Managers of the Year Matthew LeCroy and Scott Hennessey. Full All-Star rosters were also established to highlight leading position players and pitchers.
MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL (MiLB) ANNOUNCES 2026 TRIPLE-A LEAGUE AWARDS AND ALL-STAR TEAMS
Albuquerque’s Veen and Columbus’ Ingle claim Most Valuable Player Awards

Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) tonight announced the league awards and All-Star teams for the two leagues that make up the Triple-A classification in Major League Baseball’s player development system. The teams were announced on MLB Network during the broadcast of the Triple-A Championship game in Las Vegas.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
| Position | Name | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (AVG/OBP/SLG, OPS, HR, RBI) |
| Catcher | Cooper Ingle | Columbus | Cleveland | .297/.424/.528, .952, 20 HR, 69 RBI |
| First Base | Ralphy Velazquez | Columbus | Cleveland | .278/.363/.541, .904, 22 HR, 63 RBI |
| Second Base | Max Anderson | Toledo | Detroit | .302/.386/.477, .863, 15 HR, 57 RBI |
| Third Base | Yohandy Morales | Rochester | Washington | .286/.363/.519, .882, 25 HR, 76 RBI |
| Shortstop | Angel Genao | Columbus | Cleveland | .309/.395/.494, .889, 10 HR, 42 RBI |
| Outfield | Héctor Rodríguez | Louisville | Cincinnati | .274/.347/.533, .880, 27 HR, 69 RBI |
| Outfield | Walker Jenkins | St. Paul | Minnesota | .308/.407/.532, .939, 12 HR, 28 RBI |
| Outfield | Luis Lara | Nashville | Milwaukee | .321/.432/.470, .902, 9 HR, 42 RBI, 24 SB |
| Designated Hitter | Joshua Báez | Memphis | St. Louis | .256/.328/.573, .901, 34 HR, 90 RBI, 21 SB |
| Utility | Trey Lipscomb | Rochester | Washington | .287/.325/.536, .861, 32 HR, 94 RBI |
| Pitchers | Name | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (G, W/L, ERA, SO, SO/9, AVG) |
| Starting Pitcher | Brendan Beck | Scranton/Wilkes-Barre | New York (AL) | 25, 10-2, 2.93, 151, 10.04, .210 |
| Starting Pitcher | Owen Murphy | Gwinnett | Atlanta | 18, 5-8, 3.07, 94, 8.75, .198 |
| Starting Pitcher | Elmer Rodríguez | Scranton/Wilkes-Barre | New York (AL) | 21, 8-4, 2.45, 105, 8.89, .221 |
| Starting Pitcher | Quinn Mathews | Memphis | St. Louis | 21, 5-4, 3.27, 120, 10.91, .179 |
| Reliever | Franco Aleman | Columbus | Cleveland | 33, 3-1, 1.32, 50, 13.24, .154, 10 SV |
| Reliever | Jack Ralston | Jacksonville | Miami | 39, 6-2, 1.66, 75, 11.31, .157, 2 SV |
| Award | Name | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (AVG/OBP/SLG, OPS, HR, RBI) (G, W/L, ERA, SO, SO/9, AVG) |
| Manager of the Year | Matthew LeCroy | Rochester | Washington | 90-58, Most wins in MiLB, League Champs |
| Most Valuable Player | Cooper Ingle | Columbus | Cleveland | .297/.424/.528, .952, 20 HR, 69 RBI |
| Pitcher of the Year | Brendan Beck | Scranton/Wilkes-Barre | New York (AL) | 25, 10-2, 2.93, 151, 10.04, .210 |
| Top MLB Prospect | Max Clark | Toledo | Detroit | .276/.368/.434, .802, 11 HR, 42 RBI, 21 SB |
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
| Position | Name | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (AVG/OBP/SLG, OPS, HR, RBI) |
| Catcher | Brian Serven | Las Vegas | Athletics | .308/.401/.538, .939, 9 HR, 46 RBI |
| First Base | Charlie Condon | Albuquerque | Colorado | .273/.390/.514, .904, 27 HR, 98 RBI |
| Second Base | Christian Moore | Salt Lake | Los Angeles (AL) | .302/.431/.512, .943, 11 HR, 60 RBI |
| Third Base | Brock Rodden | Tacoma | Seattle | .262/.342/.499, .841, 19 HR, 65 RBI |
| Shortstop | Denzer Guzman | Salt Lake | Los Angeles (AL) | .336/.403/.571, .974, 12 HR, 57 RBI |
| Outfield | James Tibbs III | Oklahoma City | Los Angeles (NL) | .287/.409/.532, .941, 30 HR, 107 RBI |
| Outfield | Zac Veen | Albuquerque | Colorado | .327/.402/.635, 1.037, 24 HR, 87 RBI |
| Outfield | Sterlin Thompson | Albuquerque | Colorado | .329/.475/.530, 1.005, 14 HR, 62 RBI, 21 SB |
| Designated Hitter | Niko Kavadas | Salt Lake | Los Angeles (AL) | .316/.451/.608, 1.059, 15 HR, 59 RBI |
| Utility | Kyren Paris | Salt Lake | Los Angeles (AL) | .307/.427/.554, .981, 13 HR, 50 RBI |
| Pitchers | Name | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (G, W/L, ERA, SO, SO/9, AVG) |
| Starting Pitcher | Carson Seymour | Sacramento | San Francisco | 22, 5-2, 3.79, 70, 8.29, .241 |
| Starting Pitcher | Carson Whisenhunt | Sacramento | San Francisco | 17, 6-4, 4.15, 90, 9.84, .250 |
| Starting Pitcher | George Klassen | Salt Lake | Los Angeles (AL) | 19, 6-6, 3.96, 88, 8.70, .240 |
| Starting Pitcher | Christian Romero | Oklahoma City | Los Angeles (NL) | 30, 11-5, 4.06, 115, 7.65, .267 |
| Reliever | Roddery Muñoz | Sugar Land | Houston | 53, 4-5, 3.06, 76, 12.91, .192, 12 SV |
| Reliever | Seth Halvorsen* | Oklahoma City | Los Angeles (NL) | 26, 1-1, 1.32, 37, 12.18, .202, 8 SV |
| Award | Name | Team | MLB Affiliate | Stats (AVG/OBP/SLG, OPS, HR, RBI) (G, W/L, ERA, SO, SO/9, AVG) |
| Manager of the Year | Scott Hennessey | Oklahoma City | Los Angeles (NL) | 89-60, Best record in PCL |
| Most Valuable Player | Zac Veen | Albuquerque | Colorado | .327/.402/.635, 1.037, 24 HR, 87 RBI |
| Pitcher of the Year | Carson Seymour | Sacramento | San Francisco | 22, 5-2, 3.79, 70, 8.29, .241 |
| Top MLB Prospect | Charlie Condon | Albuquerque | Colorado | .273/.390/.514, .904, 27 HR, 98 RBI |
*- was traded from Colorado to Los Angeles (NL) on July 20, 2026, in exchange for RHP Nick Frasso and OF Landyn Vidourek
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