All-Time Double-A Home Runs Leaders
Career totals, every season from 1988–2026. Home runs hit
Kurt Airoso is the all-time Double-A leader in home runs with 137, 8 clear of Corey Smith (129). He did it in 8 seasons, from 1999 to 2006. The top ten runs from 137 down to 89.
All-time Double-A leader
Kurt Airoso
1999–2006 · 8 seasons
137
Home Runs
8 clear of Corey Smith
Showing Home Runs and the stats that give it context
Full stat line
| # | Player | Seasons | HR | G | AB | R | H |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kurt Airoso | 1999–2006 (8) | 137 | 887 | 3,116 | 521 | 803 |
| 2 | Corey Smith | 2003–2012 (9) | 129 | 1,012 | 3,773 | 493 | 985 |
| 3 | Cory Aldridge | 2001–2014 (8) | 110 | 753 | 2,666 | 372 | 681 |
| 4 | Tracy Sanders | 1992–2000 (8) | 103 | 651 | 2,052 | 368 | 517 |
| 5 | Jake Fox | 2006–2016 (7) | 103 | 498 | 1,828 | 277 | 517 |
| 6 | Adam Hyzdu | 1993–2000 (6) | 102 | 568 | 1,980 | 333 | 562 |
| 7 | Alejandro Freire | 1998–2005 (7) | 96 | 658 | 2,397 | 365 | 695 |
| 8 | Anthony Lewis | 1993–1998 (6) | 94 | 510 | 1,727 | 257 | 434 |
| 9 | Brandon Waring | 2009–2014 (6) | 91 | 509 | 1,779 | 258 | 409 |
| 10 | Dan Rohrmeier | 1989–1996 (7) | 89 | 801 | 2,913 | 469 | 908 |
| 11 | David Gibralter | 1997–2002 (6) | 87 | 631 | 2,328 | 340 | 641 |
| 12 | Juan Richardson | 2003–2008 (6) | 86 | 572 | 2,072 | 324 | 592 |
| 13 | Ryan Jones | 1996–2002 (6) | 84 | 599 | 2,204 | 296 | 556 |
| 14 | Quincy Latimore | 2011–2017 (7) | 83 | 722 | 2,457 | 338 | 609 |
| 15 | Izzy Alcantara | 1995–1999 (5) | 83 | 367 | 1,307 | 191 | 343 |
| 16 | Josh Lester | 2018–2024 (4) | 81 | 429 | 1,568 | 245 | 399 |
| 17 | Chris Norton | 1995–2000 (6) | 81 | 355 | 1,206 | 215 | 340 |
| 18 | Tydus Meadows | 2000–2006 (7) | 80 | 573 | 1,886 | 314 | 537 |
| 19 | Terrell Hansen | 1990–1996 (4) | 80 | 392 | 1,370 | 200 | 374 |
| 20 | Thomas Nevers | 1993–2002 (8) | 79 | 840 | 2,955 | 407 | 793 |
| 21 | Rico Washington | 2000–2007 (8) | 79 | 718 | 2,580 | 400 | 703 |
| 22 | Tate Seefried | 1994–1998 (5) | 79 | 472 | 1,645 | 229 | 397 |
| 23 | Jackson Melian | 2000–2007 (8) | 77 | 700 | 2,380 | 323 | 619 |
| 24 | Oscar Salazar | 2000–2007 (6) | 77 | 619 | 2,339 | 314 | 638 |
| 25 | Aaron McNeal | 2000–2005 (6) | 77 | 561 | 2,057 | 232 | 545 |
| 26 | Joel Guzman | 2004–2012 (5) | 77 | 471 | 1,754 | 254 | 490 |
| 27 | Bucky Jacobsen | 1999–2003 (5) | 77 | 381 | 1,258 | 213 | 357 |
| 28 | Ray Sadler | 2002–2009 (8) | 76 | 589 | 2,075 | 291 | 531 |
| 29 | Jeff Inglin | 1998–2005 (6) | 76 | 585 | 2,121 | 331 | 576 |
| 30 | Roger Horne | 1992–2000 (8) | 76 | 536 | 1,829 | 319 | 537 |
| 31 | Darron Ingram | 1998–2003 (5) | 76 | 518 | 1,849 | 258 | 439 |
| 32 | Luis Raven | 1993–1997 (5) | 76 | 302 | 1,168 | 216 | 358 |
| 33 | Greg Sparks | 1988–1995 (7) | 74 | 616 | 1,985 | 242 | 462 |
| 34 | Christopher Haas | 1998–2003 (5) | 74 | 463 | 1,499 | 232 | 375 |
| 35 | Corey Erickson | 2000–2004 (5) | 74 | 455 | 1,508 | 208 | 324 |
| 36 | Josh Bonifay | 2003–2006 (4) | 74 | 426 | 1,499 | 217 | 414 |
| 37 | Mike Cervenak | 2001–2004 (4) | 73 | 509 | 1,876 | 288 | 539 |
| 38 | Luis Jimenez | 2005–2011 (5) | 73 | 427 | 1,493 | 244 | 430 |
| 39 | Randy Ruiz | 2005–2007 (3) | 73 | 322 | 1,230 | 195 | 381 |
| 40 | Mitch Jones | 2002–2004 (3) | 72 | 334 | 1,175 | 199 | 281 |
| 41 | Andy Tracy | 1998–2003 (3) | 72 | 302 | 1,088 | 204 | 298 |
| 42 | Mario Lisson | 2008–2017 (7) | 71 | 587 | 1,966 | 276 | 483 |
| 43 | George Canale | 1988–1995 (4) | 71 | 430 | 1,603 | 249 | 417 |
| 44 | Christian Marrero | 2009–2017 (9) | 70 | 734 | 2,420 | 338 | 669 |
| 45 | Jacques Landry | 2000–2003 (4) | 70 | 359 | 1,340 | 244 | 337 |
| 46 | Alex Binelas | 2022–2026 (5) | 69 | 409 | 1,432 | 229 | 343 |
| 47 | Drew Lugbauer | 2021–2023 (3) | 68 | 283 | 1,007 | 161 | 233 |
| 48 | Tyler Hardman | 2022–2026 (5) | 67 | 312 | 1,130 | 177 | 254 |
| 49 | Ryan Schimpf | 2012–2015 (4) | 67 | 285 | 997 | 167 | 244 |
| 50 | Todd Betts | 1996–2000 (5) | 66 | 519 | 1,791 | 289 | 494 |
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