Double-A Baseball
- Titles recorded
- 5,284
- Players who led
- 2,844
- Seasons covered
- 1988–2026
2026 Double-A leaders Final
The 2026 season is over. These are its final leaders, and they stay here until the next season starts.
- 1 Justice Bigbie .331
- 2 Rainiel Rodriguez .328
- 3 Dylan Dreiling .312
- 4 Marcus Lee Sang .307
- 5 Josue De Paula .303
- 1 Josh Hartle 3.45
- 2 Jamie Arnold 3.57
- 3 Sebastian Gongora 3.62
- 4 Adam Seminaris 4.03
- 5 Luke Russo 4.30
- 1 Jake Gelof 34
- 2 Billy Amick 30
- 2 Alec Briley 30
- 2 Blake Burke 30
- 2 Jordan Groshans 30
- 1 Manuel Rodriguez 13
- 2 Luke Russo 11
- 2 Adam Seminaris 11
- 4 Kade Anderson 10
- 5 Drew Beam 9
- 1 Zyhir Hope 111
- 2 Josue De Paula 104
- 3 Jake Gelof 103
- 4 Hunter Fitz-Gerald 100
- 5 Billy Amick 94
- 1 Adam Seminaris 162
- 2 Daniel Eagen 157
- 3 Adam Serwinowski 150
- 4 Corey Avant 141
- 5 Braden Davis 140
- 1 Josue De Paula 152
- 2 Raylin Heredia 151
- 3 Dylan Dreiling 148
- 3 Andy Perez 148
- 5 Hunter Fitz-Gerald 147
- 1 Luke Murphy 18
- 2 Tyler Vogel 16
- 3 Kenyon Yovan 14
- 4 Alex McFarlane 12
- 5 Nigel Belgrave 10
Spotlight
Four league leaders from the whole of Double-A history. A different four each day.
#10 all-time
Nick Dunn
2021–2025
8
seasons leading
his league
his league
7 best in Double-A
Second Base Double Plays
2×
#5 all-time
Kevin Cron
2016–2017
9
seasons leading
his league
his league
1 best in Double-A
Home Runs
2×
#3 all-time
Joey DeMichele
2014–2016
10
seasons leading
his league
his league
7 best in Double-A
Second Base Double Plays
2×
#3 all-time
Blaine Beatty
1988–1997
10
seasons leading
his league
his league
5 best in Double-A
Walks + Hits / IP
2×
Season spotlight
A leaderboard from a random season.
2016 Saves
Full list- 1 Alejandro Chacin PNS 30
- 2 Matt Carasiti HFD 29
- 3 Stephen Kohlscheen BLX 23
- 4 Montana DuRapau ALT 22
- 5 Jaye Chapman MTG 19
2010 Stolen Bases
Full list- 1 Dee Strange-Gordon CHA 53
- 2 Derrick Robinson NWA 50
- 3 Tony Campana TNS 48
- 4 Darin Mastroianni NH 46
- 5 Trayvon Robinson CHA 38
2021 Home Runs
Full list- 1 Dérmis Garcia SOM 31
- 2 Ryan Noda TUL 29
- 3 MJ Melendez NWA 28
- 4 Luken Baker SPR 26
- 5 Stone Garrett AMA 25
- 5 Josh Lester ERI 25
2012 On-Base Plus Slug.
Full list- 1 Darin Ruf REA 1.028
- 2 Mike Olt FRI .977
- 3 Marc Krauss MOB .970
- 4 Oscar Taveras SPR .953
- 5 Hunter Morris HVL .920
Career leaders
Who led most often, who led longest, and who swept a whole group at once.
Most titles, ever
Whole career →- 1 Joey Votto 2006 2 best in Double-A 12 categories 12
- 2 Mike Kinkade 1997–2007 3 best in Double-A 8 categories 11
- 3 Joey DeMichele 2014–2016 7 best in Double-A 5 categories 10
- 4 Blaine Beatty 1988–1997 5 best in Double-A 6 categories 10
- 5 Adam Piatt 1999 6 best in Double-A 9 categories 9
- 6 Chris Carter 2009 4 best in Double-A 9 categories 9
- 7 Matt Chapman 2014–2016 4 best in Double-A 9 categories 9
- 8 Jonathan Rodríguez 2014–2017 2 best in Double-A 8 categories 9
- 9 Kevin Cron 2016–2017 1 best in Double-A 6 categories 9
- 10 Nick Dunn 2021–2025 7 best in Double-A 5 categories 8
Longest reigns
All streaks →- 3 Dale Thayer Saves, 2005–2007
- 2 Jeff Mutis Shutouts, 1990–1991
- 2 Jose Ventura Shutouts, 1991–1992
- 2 Mike Anderson Shutouts, 1991–1992
- 2 Benji Simonton Walks, 1996–1997
- 2 Esix Snead Stolen Bases, 2001–2002
- 2 Graham Koonce Walks, 2001–2002
- 2 Ronnie Merrill Shortstop Fielding Percentage, 2005–2006
- 2 Josh Anderson Stolen Bases, 2005–2006
- 2 A.J. Ellis Catcher Range Factor, 2006–2007
Every Double-A category
Both ways into each one: who led last season, and who leads the whole record. 1988–2026.
Batting
Fielding
2026 season