List of Nashville Sounds awards, All-Stars, and league leaders

Jimmy Nelson won the PCL Pitcher of the Year Award and was selected for the Triple-A All-Star Game in 2014.

The Nashville Sounds Minor League Baseball team has played in Nashville, Tennessee, since being established in 1978 as an expansion team of the Double-A Southern League (SL). ^[1] They moved up to Triple-A in 1985 as members of the American Association (AA) before joining the Pacific Coast League (PCL) in 1998. ^[1] The team was placed in the Triple-A East in 2021 prior to this becoming the International League in 2022. ^{[2] [3]} In the history of the franchise, numerous teams, players, and personnel have won awards, been selected for All-Star teams, or led their league in various statistical areas.

Three Sounds have won league Most Valuable Player (MVP) awards: Steve Balboni, Brian Dayett, and Magglio Ordóñez. Twelve have won Pitcher of the Year awards: Bruce Berenyi, Geoff Combe, Andy McGaffigan, Jamie Werly, Stefan Wever, Chris Hammond, Scott Ruffcorn, R. A. Dickey, Johnny Hellweg, Jimmy Nelson, Robert Gasser, and Chad Patrick. Two have won Rookie of the Year awards: Jeff Abbott and Magglio Ordóñez. Five managers have won Manager of the Year awards: Stump Merrill, Rick Renick, Frank Kremblas, Steve Scarsone, and Rick Sweet. Ordóñez won the 1997 AA MVP Award as well as the Rookie of the Year Award, making him the only Nashville player to win two year-end league awards for the same season. The only other team personnel to win multiple league awards, though in separate seasons, are Renick, who won the AA Manager of the Year Award in 1993 and 1996, President Larry Schmittou, who won the SL Executive of the Year Award in 1978 and the AA Executive of the Year Award in 1987 and 1989, and radio broadcaster Bob Jamison, who was named the SL Broadcaster of the Year in 1980 and 1982. The franchise was recognized with the Minor League Baseball Organization of the Year Award in 2022. The team won the Larry MacPhail Award in 1978, 1980, and 1981. Two managers have won the Mike Coolbaugh Award: Mike Guerrero and Rick Sweet. Thirty Sounds have been selected by their Major League Baseball organization for player or pitcher of the year awards.

Seven Sounds have been selected to participate in the All-Star Futures Game. Seventy-six players and seven managers and coaches were selected for midseason All-Star teams. Of these, Drew Denson, Vinny Rottino, Scott Ruffcorn, Joey Vierra, and Jamie Werly are the only players to have been selected twice while playing for Nashville. Four players were chosen as the MVP for their contributions in All-Star games: Duane Walker, Ray Durham, Magglio Ordóñez, and Renato Núñez. Of the 52 players who have been named to postseason All-Star teams, only Duane Walker and Jeff Abbott have been selected twice. Nashville has honored three players by retiring their uniform numbers. Four former Sounds have been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, and one was inducted in the Southern League Hall of Fame.

A number of players have led their league in multiple statistical categories during a single season. Steve Balboni led the 1980 Southern League season in five categories: runs (101), runs batted in (122), total bases (288), home runs (30), and fielding percentage among first basemen (.990). Chris Hammond led the American Association in five areas in 1990: wins (15), winning percentage (.938 (15–1)), earned run average (2.17), strikeouts (149), and shutouts (3). Chad Patrick led the International League in five areas in 2024: wins (14), winning percentage (.933 (14–1)), earned run average (2.90), strikeouts (145), and walks plus hits per inning pitched (1.086). Skeeter Barnes (1990), Norberto Martin (1993), Drew Denson (1994), Magglio Ordóñez (1997), and Joey Wendle (2015) led single seasons in four areas each. The 1980 Sounds led the Southern League in 22 categories, the most among all Sounds teams.

Awards

League awards

Southern League

These players and team personnel won Southern League year-end awards during the club's membership from 1978 to 1984.

Steve Balboni, 1980 Southern League Most Valuable Player

Southern League awards

Award	Recipient	Season	Ref.
Most Valuable Player	Steve Balboni	1980	[4]
Most Valuable Player	Brian Dayett	1982	[4]
Most Outstanding Pitcher	Bruce Berenyi	1978	[5]
Most Outstanding Pitcher	Geoff Combe	1979	[5]
Most Outstanding Pitcher	Andy McGaffigan	1980	[5]
Most Outstanding Pitcher	Jamie Werly	1981	[5]
Most Outstanding Pitcher	Stefan Wever	1982	[5]
Manager of the Year	Stump Merrill	1980	[6]
Executive of the Year	Larry Schmittou	1978	[7]
Broadcaster of the Year	Bob Jamison(1)	1980	[8]
Broadcaster of the Year	Bob Jamison(2)	1982	[8]

American Association

These players and team personnel won American Association year-end awards during the club's membership from 1985 to 1997.

Chris Hammond, 1990 American Association Most Valuable Pitcher

American Association awards

Award	Recipient	Season	Ref.
Most Valuable Player	Magglio Ordóñez	1997	[9]
Most Valuable Pitcher	Chris Hammond	1990	[9]
Most Valuable Pitcher	Scott Ruffcorn	1994	[9]
Rookie of the Year	Jeff Abbott	1996	[9]
Rookie of the Year	Magglio Ordóñez	1997	[9]
Manager of the Year	Rick Renick (1)	1993	[9]
Manager of the Year	Rick Renick (2)	1996	[9]
Executive of the Year	Larry Schmittou (1)	1987	[10]
Executive of the Year	Larry Schmittou (2)	1989	[11]

Pacific Coast League

These players and team personnel won Pacific Coast League year-end awards during the club's membership from 1998 to 2020.

Steve Scarsone, 2016 Pacific Coast League Manager of the Year

Pacific Coast League awards

Award	Recipient	Season	Ref.
Pitcher of the Year	R. A. Dickey	2007	[12]
Pitcher of the Year	Johnny Hellweg	2013	[12]
Pitcher of the Year	Jimmy Nelson	2014	[12]
Manager of the Year	Frank Kremblas	2007	[12]
Manager of the Year	Steve Scarsone	2016	[12]
Athletic Trainer of the Year	Jeff Paxson	2007	[13]
Athletic Trainer of the Year	Brad LaRosa	2016	[13]

International League

These players and team personnel have won International League year-end awards during the club's membership since 2021.

Rick Sweet, 2022 International League Manager of the Year

International League awards

Award	Recipient	Season	Ref.
Pitcher of the Year	Robert Gasser	2023	[14]
Pitcher of the Year	Chad Patrick	2024	[15]
Manager of the Year	Rick Sweet	2022	[16]
Athletic Trainer of the Year	Jeff Paxson	2023	[17]
Athletic Trainer of the Year	Jeff Paxson	2024	[18]

Minor League Baseball awards

These teams and team personnel won Minor League Baseball year-end awards.

The Sounds won the Larry MacPhail Award for outstanding minor league promotions in 1978, 1980, and 1981.

Minor League Baseball awards

Award	Recipient	Season	Ref.
Organization of the Year Award	Nashville Sounds	2022	[19]
Larry MacPhail Award	Nashville Sounds (1)	1978	[20]
Larry MacPhail Award	Nashville Sounds (2)	1980	[20]
Larry MacPhail Award	Nashville Sounds (3)	1981	[20]
Mike Coolbaugh Award	Mike Guerrero	2013	[21]
Mike Coolbaugh Award	Rick Sweet	2022	[22]
Rawlings Award	Dot Cloud	1997	[23]
Rawlings Award	Sharon Ridley	2010	[23]

Major League Baseball organizational awards

These players won year-end awards from their Major League Baseball organization.

Don Mattingly, 1981 New York Yankees Minor League Player of the Year

Mat Gamel, 2008 Milwaukee Brewers Minor League Player of the Year

Major League Baseball organizational awards

Organization	Award	Recipient	Season	Refs.
New York Yankees	Minor League Player of the Year	Steve Balboni	1980	[24] [25]
New York Yankees	Minor League Player of the Year	Don Mattingly	1981	[24] [26]
New York Yankees	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Pete Filson	1981	[24] [27]
New York Yankees	Minor League Player of the Year	Matt Winters	1982	[24] [28]
New York Yankees	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	José Rijo	1983	[24] [29]
New York Yankees	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Jim Deshaies	1984	[24] [30]
Chicago White Sox	Minor League Player of the Year	Ray Durham	1994	[31] [32]
Pittsburgh Pirates	Minor League Player of the Year	Chad Hermansen	1999	[33] [34]
Pittsburgh Pirates	Minor League Player of the Year	Humberto Cota	2001	[35] [36]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Player of the Year	Nelson Cruz	2005	[37] [38]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Manny Parra	2007	[37] [39]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Player of the Year	Mat Gamel	2008	[37] [40]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Player of the Year	Taylor Green	2011	[37] [41]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Mike Fiers	2011	[37] [42]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Hiram Burgos	2012	[37] [43]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Johnny Hellweg	2013	[37] [44]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Jimmy Nelson	2014	[37] [45]
Oakland Athletics	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Ryan Dull	2015	[46] [47]
Oakland Athletics	Minor League Player of the Year	Ryon Healy	2016	[46] [48]
Oakland Athletics	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Daniel Mengden	2016	[46] [49]
Oakland Athletics	Minor League Player of the Year	Matt Olson	2017	[46] [50]
Oakland Athletics	Minor League Player of the Year	Ramón Laureano	2018	[46] [51]
Oakland Athletics	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Jesús Luzardo	2018	[46] [52]
Texas Rangers	True Ranger Award	James Jones	2019	[53] [54]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Ethan Small	2021	[55] [56]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Player of the Year	Tyler Black	2023	[57] [58]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Player of the Year	Jackson Chourio	2023	[57] [59]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Robert Gasser	2023	[57] [60]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Carlos Rodríguez	2023	[57] [61]
Milwaukee Brewers	Minor League Pitcher of the Year	Craig Yoho	2024	[62] [63]

All-Stars

All-Star Futures

These players were selected to play in the All-Star Futures Game (1999–present).

Alcides Escobar, 2009 All-Star Futures Game selection and Pacific Coast League All-Star shortstop

All-Star Futures

Season	Player	Position	Ref.
1999	Aramis Ramírez	Third baseman	[64]
2001	Humberto Cota	Catcher	[64]
2005	Nelson Cruz	Outfielder	[64]
2009	Alcides Escobar	Shortstop	[64]
2013	Jimmy Nelson	Pitcher	[64]
2016	Ryon Healy	Third baseman	[64]
2021	Ethan Small	Pitcher	[64]

Midseason All-Stars

These players were selected to play in the Southern League All-Star Game (1978–1984) or the Triple-A All-Star Game (1988–2019).

Duane Walker, 1979 Southern League All-Star outfielder and MVP

Jamie Werly, 1980 and 1981 Southern League All-Star pitcher

All Sounds were recognized as All-Stars in 1983 when they served as the competition in the Southern League All-Star Game.

Marty Brown, 1988 Southern League All-Star third baseman

Ray Durham, 1994 American Association All-Star second baseman and MVP

Jason Pridie, 2015 Pacific Coast League All-Star outfielder

Nick Martini, 2018 Pacific Coast League All-Star first baseman

Midseason All-Stars

Season	Player	Position	Ref.
1978	Bruce Berenyi	Pitcher	[65]
1979	Geoff Combe	Pitcher	[66]
1979	Paul Householder	Outfielder	[66]
1979	Dave Van Gorder	Catcher	[66]
1979	Duane Walker	Outfielder	[66]
1979	George Scherger	Coach	[66]
1980	Steve Balboni	First baseman	[67]
1980	Tom Filer	Pitcher	[67]
1980	Buck Showalter	Designated hitter	[67]
1980	Jamie Werly(1)	Pitcher	[67]
1981	Don Mattingly	First baseman	[68]
1981	Jamie Werly(2)	Pitcher	[68]
1982	Clay Christiansen	Pitcher	[69]
1982	Brian Dayett	Outfielder	[69]
1982	Erik Peterson	Third baseman	[69]
1982	Stefan Wever	Pitcher	[69]
1983	Nashville Sounds [n 1]	—	[70]
1984	Tom Barrett	Second baseman	[71]
1984	Pat Dempsey	Catcher	[71]
1984	Dan Pasqua	Outfielder	[71]
1984	Keith Smith	Shortstop	[71]
1988	Marty Brown	Third baseman	[72]
1988	Hugh Kemp	Pitcher	[72]
1989	Skeeter Barnes	Left fielder	[72]
1989	Scotti Madison	First baseman	[72]
1990	Leo García	Center fielder	[72]
1991	Terry Lee	First baseman	[72]
1991	Pete Mackanin	Coach	[73]
1992	Gerónimo Berroa	Right fielder	[72]
1992	Joey Vierra(1)	Pitcher	[72]
1993	Drew Denson (1)	First baseman	[72]
1993	Brian Drahman	Pitcher	[72]
1994	Drew Denson (2)	Designated hitter	[72]
1994	Ray Durham	Second baseman	[74]
1994	Scott Ruffcorn (1)	Pitcher	[75]
1994	Steve Schrenk	Pitcher	[72]
1994	Rick Renick	Manager	[73]
1995	Fernando Ramsey	Center fielder	[72]
1995	Joey Vierra(2)	Pitcher	[72]
1996	Jeff Abbott	Left fielder	[72]
1996	Scott Ruffcorn (2)	Pitcher	[72]
1997	Magglio Ordóñez	Center fielder	[74]
1997	Jeff Darwin	Pitcher	[72]
1998	Jeff McCurry	Pitcher	[72]
1999	Matt Ryan	Pitcher	[72]
2000	Craig Wilson	Catcher	[72]
2001	Luis Figueroa	Second baseman	[72]
2001	Tike Redman	Center fielder	[72]
2001	Don Wengert	Pitcher	[72]
2002	Mendy López	Shortstop	[72]
2003	Mark Corey	Pitcher	[72]
2003	John Wasdin	Pitcher	[76]
2004	Dave Williams	Pitcher	[72]
2005	Corey Hart	Left fielder	[72]
2006	Nelson Cruz	Right fielder	[72]
2006	Tony Gwynn Jr.	Center fielder	[72]
2006	Ben Hendrickson	Pitcher	[72]
2006	Stan Kyles	Coach	[73]
2007	Steve Bray	Pitcher	[72]
2007	Vinny Rottino (1)	Catcher	[72]
2008	Lindsay Gulin	Pitcher	[72]
2008	Luis Peña	Pitcher	[72]
2008	Vinny Rottino (2)	Catcher	[72]
2009	Alcides Escobar	Shortstop	[72]
2009	Brendan Katin	Right fielder	[72]
2009	R. J. Swindle	Pitcher	[72]
2010	Luis Cruz	Shortstop	[72]
2010	Mike McClendon	Pitcher	[72]
2011	Mark DiFelice	Pitcher	[77]
2011	Sam Narron	Pitcher	[72]
2011	Rich Gale	Coach	[78]
2012	Jim Henderson	Pitcher	[72]
2013	Rob Wooten	Pitcher	[72]
2014	Mike Fiers	Pitcher	[72]
2014	Donovan Hand	Pitcher	[72]
2014	Jimmy Nelson	Pitcher	[79]
2014	Bob Skube	Coach	[73]
2015	Jason Pridie	Left fielder	[72]
2016	Chad Pinder	Shortstop	[80]
2016	Patrick Schuster	Pitcher	[80]
2017	Paul Blackburn	Pitcher	[81]
2017	Renato Núñez	Left fielder	[82]
2017	Chris Smith	Pitcher	[81]
2017	Rick Rodriguez	Coach	[73]
2018	Nick Martini	First baseman	[83]
2018	James Naile	Pitcher	[72]
2018	Bobby Wahl	Pitcher	[72]
2019	David Carpenter	Pitcher	[72]
2019	Seth Maness	Pitcher	[72]

All-Star Game MVPs

These players won Most Valuable Player (MVP) Awards for their contributions in the Southern League All-Star Game (1978–1984) or the Triple-A All-Star Game (1988–2019).

All-Star Game MVPs

Season	Player	Position	Ref.
1979	Duane Walker	Outfielder	[66]
1994	Ray Durham	Second baseman	[74]
1997	Magglio Ordóñez	Center fielder	[74]
2017	Renato Núñez	Left fielder	[82]

Postseason All-Stars

These players were voted onto league postseason All-Star teams.

Gene Menees, 1978 Southern League postseason All-Star second baseman

Willie McGee, 1981 Southern League postseason All-Star outfielder

Brian Dayett, 1982 Southern League postseason All-Star outfielder

Stefan Wever, 1982 Southern League postseason All-Star right-handed pitcher

Johnny Hellweg, 2013 Pacific Coast League postseason All-Star right-handed pitcher

Postseason All-Stars

Season	Player	Position	Ref.
1978	Bruce Berenyi	Right-handed pitcher	[84]
1978	Gene Menees	Second baseman	[84]
1979	Geoff Combe	Right-handed pitcher	[84]
1979	Paul Householder	Outfielder	[84]
1979	Duane Walker (1)	Outfielder	[84]
1979	Duane Walker (2)	Best Hustler	[84]
1980	Steve Balboni	First baseman	[84]
1980	Andy McGaffigan	Right-handed pitcher	[84]
1980	Buck Showalter	Outfielder	[84]
1980	Pat Tabler	Second baseman	[84]
1981	Don Mattingly	Shortstop	[84]
1981	Willie McGee	Outfielder	[84]
1981	Jamie Werly	Right-handed pitcher	[84]
1982	Brian Dayett	Outfielder	[84]
1982	Erik Peterson	Utility	[84]
1982	Stefan Wever	Right-handed pitcher	[84]
1983	Matt Gallegos	Best Hustler	[84]
1984	Tom Barrett	Best Hustler	[84]
1984	Dan Pasqua	Outfielder	[84]
1984	Keith Smith	Shortstop	[84]
1985	Darrell Brown	Outfielder	[85]
1985	Scotti Madison	Catcher	[85]
1986	Bruce Fields	Outfielder	[85]
1986	Germán Rivera	Third baseman	[85]
1988	Norm Charlton	Left-handed pitcher	[85]
1988	Van Snider	Outfielder	[85]
1989	Skeeter Barnes	Outfielder	[85]
1990	Chris Hammond	Left-handed pitcher	[85]
1991	Terry Lee	First baseman	[85]
1992	Gerónimo Berroa	Outfielder	[85]
1993	Esteban Beltré	Shortstop	[85]
1993	Norberto Martin	Second baseman	[85]
1994	Drew Denson	Designated hitter	[85]
1994	Ray Durham	Second baseman	[85]
1994	Scott Ruffcorn	Right-handed pitcher	[85]
1996	Jeff Abbott (1)	Outfielder	[85]
1997	Jeff Abbott (2)	Outfielder	[85]
1997	Magglio Ordóñez	Outfielder	[85]
1999	Chad Hermansen	Designated hitter	[85]
2000	Craig Wilson	Catcher	[85]
2003	John Barnes	Outfielder	[85]
2003	Mark Corey	Relief pitcher	[85]
2007	Adam Pettyjohn	Left-handed pitcher	[85]
2007	R. A. Dickey	Right-handed pitcher	[85]
2009	Alcides Escobar	Shortstop	[85]
2011	Taylor Green	Third baseman	[85]
2013	Johnny Hellweg	Right-handed pitcher	[85]
2014	Jimmy Nelson	Right-handed pitcher	[85]
2015	Joey Wendle	Second baseman	[85]
2017	Renato Núñez	Designated hitter	[85]
2019	David Carpenter	Right-handed pitcher	[86]
2021	Luke Barker	Relief pitcher	[87]
2023	Robert Gasser	Starting pitcher	[14]
2024	Chad Patrick	Starting pitcher	[15]

Other achievements

Retired numbers

Skeeter Barnes' number 00 was retired in 1991.

Tim Dillard's number 17 was retired in 2022.

Don Mattingly's number 18 was retired in 1999.

The Sounds have honored three players by retiring their uniform numbers. ^[91] This ensures that the number will be associated with one player of particular importance to the team. An additional number, 42, was retired throughout professional baseball in 1997 to honor Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play in Major League Baseball in the modern era. ^[92]

Retired numbers

No.	Name	Season(s)	Position(s)	Ref.
00	Skeeter Barnes	1979, 1988–1990	Third baseman/outfielder	[88]
17	Tim Dillard	2007–2014, 2019	Pitcher	[89]
18	Don Mattingly	1981	First baseman	[90]
42	Jackie Robinson	—	Second baseman	[92]

Baseball Hall of Famers

These players and team personnel have been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Baseball Hall of Famers

Year	Name	Season(s)	Position	Refs.
1985	Hoyt Wilhelm	1982–1984	Pitching coach	[93] [94]
2012	Barry Larkin	1989	Shortstop	[95] [96]
2017	Tim Raines	1993	Outfielder	[97] [98]
2018	Trevor Hoffman	1992	Closer	[99] [100]

Southern League Hall of Famers

These team personnel were elected to the Southern League Hall of Fame.

Southern League Hall of Famers

Year	Name	Seasons	Positions	Ref.
2016	Larry Schmittou	1978–1996	Owner/executive	[101]

League leaders

Key

(#)	Number of wins by individuals/teams who won an award multiple times
*(#)	Tie between two or more individuals/teams; number indicates total number of individuals/teams with same performance

Individual leaders

Batting leaders

These players led all other players in their league with the best performance in distinct statistical batting categories in a single season. ^[102] A batter must have at least 2.7  plate appearances per the number of scheduled regular-season games to qualify for the lead in batting average, on-base percentage, slugging percentage, or on-base plus slugging. ^[103]

Buck Showalter, 1980 and 1982 SL leader in hits (178 and 152)

Ted Wilborn, 1980 SL leader in triples (14) and 1981 leader in runs (106)

Scotti Madison, 1985 AA leader in batting average (.341), on-base percentage (.423), slugging percentage (.590), and OPS (1.013)

Lenny Harris, 1988 AA leader in stolen bases (45)

Van Snider, 1988 AA leader in home runs (23)

Skeeter Barnes, 1989 AA leader in doubles (39) and 1990 leader in hits (156)

Joey Wendle, 2015 PCL leader in hits (167)

Individual batting leaders

Statistic	Player	Record	Season	Ref.
Games played	Gene Menees	145*(4)	1979	[104]
Games played	Skeeter Barnes	145*(4)	1979	[104]
Games played	Brian Dayett	144*(2)	1982	[105]
Games played	Germán Rivera	140*(2)	1986	[106]
Games played	Skeeter Barnes	144*(2)	1990	[107]
Games played	Norberto Martin	137*(2)	1993	[108]
Games played	Mike Robertson	139	1995	[109]
Games played	Mike Robertson	138*(3)	1996	[110]
Games played	Kerry Valrie	138*(3)	1996	[110]
Plate appearances	Skeeter Barnes	615	1990	[107]
Plate appearances	Norberto Martin	626	1993	[108]
Plate appearances	Drew Denson	603	1994	[111]
Plate appearances	Kerry Valrie	593	1995	[109]
Plate appearances	Joey Wendle	618	2015	[112]
At bats	Skeeter Barnes	548	1990	[107]
At bats	Norberto Martin	580	1993	[108]
At bats	Kerry Valrie	544	1995	[109]
At bats	Joey Wendle	577	2015	[112]
Runs	Steve Balboni	101	1980	[113]
Runs	Ted Wilborn	106	1981	[114]
Runs	Jeff Abbott	88	1997	[115]
Hits	Buck Showalter	178	1980	[113]
Hits	Buck Showalter	152	1982	[105]
Hits	Skeeter Barnes	156	1990	[107]
Hits	Norberto Martin	179	1993	[108]
Hits	Magglio Ordóñez	172	1997	[115]
Hits	Joey Wendle	167	2015	[112]
Hits	Brice Turang	152*(3)	2022	[116]
Doubles	Don Mattingly	35	1981	[114]
Doubles	Skeeter Barnes	39	1989	[117]
Doubles	Trent Oeltjen	42	2010	[118]
Doubles	Joey Wendle	42*(2)	2015	[112]
Triples	Duane Walker	15	1979	[104]
Triples	Ted Wilborn	14	1980	[113]
Triples	Van Snider	9*(3)	1989	[117]
Triples	Ray Durham	12*(2)	1994	[111]
Triples	Gary Thurman	12*(2)	1994	[111]
Triples	Tike Redman	10*(2)	2001	[119]
Triples	Rich Thompson	13	2004	[120]
Triples	Jorge Mateo	16	2018	[121]
Triples	Isaac Collins	7*(2)	2024	[122]
Home runs	Steve Balboni	34	1980	[113]
Home runs	Dan Pasqua	33	1984	[123]
Home runs	Van Snider	23	1988	[124]
Home runs	Drew Denson	30	1994	[111]
Home runs	J. J. Davis	26*(2)	2003	[125]
Runs batted in	Steve Balboni	122	1980	[113]
Runs batted in	Drew Denson	103	1994	[111]
Stolen bases	Lenny Harris	45	1988	[124]
Stolen bases	Rich Thompson	40	2004	[120]
Walks	Otis Nixon	110	1981	[114]
Walks	Jon Singleton	117	2022	[116]
Batting average	Scotti Madison	.341	1985	[126]
Batting average	Bruce Fields	.368	1986	[106]
Batting average	Matt Merullo	.332	1993	[108]
Batting average	Magglio Ordóñez	.329*(2)	1997	[115]
On-base percentage	Scotti Madison	.423	1985	[126]
On-base percentage	Mike Huff	.411	1993	[108]
Slugging percentage	Steve Balboni	.553	1980	[113]
Slugging percentage	Brian Dayett	.532	1982	[105]
Slugging percentage	Scotti Madison	.590	1985	[126]
Slugging percentage	Greg Norton	.534	1997	[115]
Slugging percentage	J. J. Davis	.554	2003	[125]
On-base plus slugging	Dan Pasqua	.877	1984	[123]
On-base plus slugging	Scotti Madison	1.013	1985	[126]
On-base plus slugging	Gerónimo Berroa	.929	1992	[127]
Total bases	Steve Balboni	288	1980	[113]
Total bases	Brian Dayett	285	1982	[105]
Total bases	Van Snider	259	1988	[124]
Total bases	Ray Durham	261	1994	[111]
Total bases	Magglio Ordóñez	249*(2)	1997	[115]
Hit by pitch	Drew Denson	23	1993	[108]
Hit by pitch	Drew Denson	35	1994	[111]
Hit by pitch	Olmedo Sáenz	13*(2)	1996	[110]
Hit by pitch	Craig Wilson	25	2000	[128]
Sacrifice hits	Gene Menees	18	1979	[104]
Sacrifice hits	Keith Smith	17	1984	[123]
Sacrifice hits	Scott Earl	12	1985	[126]
Sacrifice hits	Max Venable	11	1987	[129]
Sacrifice hits	Clemente Álvarez	12*(4)	1994	[111]
Sacrifice hits	Craig Wilson	12	1997	[115]
Sacrifice hits	Alcides Escobar	19	2009	[130]
Sacrifice flies	Don Mattingly	9*(3)	1981	[114]
Sacrifice flies	Mike Laga	7*(5)	1985	[126]
Sacrifice flies	Skeeter Barnes	8*(3)	1989	[117]
Sacrifice flies	Van Snider	8*(3)	1989	[117]
Sacrifice flies	Domingo Martínez	8*(2)	1994	[111]
Sacrifice flies	Magglio Ordóñez	9	1997	[115]
Sacrifice flies	Iván Cruz	9*(3)	1999	[131]
Sacrifice flies	Jaycob Brugman	8	2016	[132]
Intentional walks	Steve Balboni	17	1980	[133]
Intentional walks	Leon Roberts	6*(2)	1985	[126]
Intentional walks	Van Snider	9*(2)	1988	[124]
Intentional walks	Andy Abad	6*(3)	2007	[134]

Pitching leaders

These pitchers led all other pitchers in their league with the best performance in distinct statistical pitching categories in a single season. ^[102] A pitcher must have pitched at least as many innings as 80 percent of the number of scheduled regular-season games to qualify for the lead in earned run average or walks plus hits per inning pitched. To qualify for the lead in winning percentage, they must meet the preceding innings threshold and have any combination of wins and losses totaling at least ten. ^[103]

Scott Brown, 1979 SL leader in ERA (2.40) and WHIP (1.103)

Andy McGaffigan, 1980 SL leader in ERA (2.38)

Clay Christiansen, 1982 SL co-leader in wins (16)

Jack Armstrong, 1988 AA leader in WHIP (1.017), 1989 leader in complete games (12) and shutouts (6), and 1989 co-leader in wins (13)

R. A. Dickey, 2007 PCL leader in wins (13) and co-leader in complete games (3)

Jharel Cotton, 2016 PCL leader in strikeouts (155) and WHIP (1.084) and co-leader in shutouts (2)

Individual pitching leaders

Statistic	Player	Record	Season	Ref.
Wins	Clay Christiansen	16*(2)	1982	[135]
Wins	Stefan Wever	16*(2)	1982	[135]
Wins	Jack Armstrong	13*(4)	1989	[136]
Wins	Chris Hammond	15	1990	[137]
Wins	Keith Brown	12*(5)	1992	[138]
Wins	Tim Pugh	12*(5)	1992	[138]
Wins	Scott Ruffcorn	15	1994	[139]
Wins	Scott Ruffcorn	13	1996	[140]
Wins	R. A. Dickey	13	2007	[141]
Wins	Caleb Boushley	12*(2)	2022	[142]
Wins	Chad Patrick	14	2024	[143]
Winning percentage	Greg Hughes	.733 (11–4)	1979	[144]
Winning percentage	Pete Filson	.833 (10–2)*(2)	1981	[145]
Winning percentage	Chris Hammond	.938 (15–1)	1990	[137]
Winning percentage	Rodney Bolton	.909 (10–1)	1993	[146]
Winning percentage	Scott Ruffcorn	.833 (15–3)*(2)	1994	[139]
Winning percentage	Jimmy Anderson	.846 (11–2)	1999	[147]
Winning percentage	Dave Williams	.750 (6–2)	2004	[148]
Winning percentage	Rick Helling	.750 (9–3)	2005	[149]
Winning percentage	Johnny Hellweg	.706 (12–5)	2013	[150]
Winning percentage	Caleb Boushley	.857 (12–2)	2022	[142]
Winning percentage	Robert Gasser	.900 (9–1)	2023	[151]
Winning percentage	Chad Patrick	.933 (14–1)	2024	[143]
Earned run average	Scott Brown	2.40	1979	[144]
Earned run average	Andy McGaffigan	2.38	1980	[152]
Earned run average	Stefan Wever	2.78	1982	[135]
Earned run average	Chris Hammond	2.17	1990	[137]
Earned run average	Rodney Bolton	2.88	1993	[146]
Earned run average	Rodney Bolton	2.88	1995	[153]
Earned run average	Jimmy Nelson	1.46	2014	[154]
Earned run average	Chad Patrick	2.90	2024	[143]
Games pitched	Geoff Combe	66	1978	[155]
Games pitched	Raul Ferreyra	61	1979	[144]
Games pitched	Dustin Molleken	54*(2)	2014	[154]
Games pitched	Luke Barker	53	2021	[156]
Games started	Luis Vasquez	29	1989	[136]
Games started	Rodney Imes	29*(2)	1990	[137]
Games started	Gino Minutelli	29	1992	[138]
Games started	Tony McKnight	28*(6)	2002	[157]
Complete games	Jamie Werly	18	1981	[145]
Complete games	Brian Denman	8*(3)	1985	[158]
Complete games	Scott Terry	10	1987	[159]
Complete games	Jack Armstrong	12	1989	[136]
Complete games	Bronson Arroyo	3*(3)	2002	[157]
Complete games	Nelson Figueroa	3*(4)	2004	[148]
Complete games	Jared Fernández	4	2006	[160]
Complete games	R. A. Dickey	3*(2)	2007	[141]
Complete games	Zach Neal	2*(8)	2015	[161]
Complete games	Corey Walter	2	2017	[162]
Complete games	Tim Dillard	1*(9)	2019	[163]
Shutouts	Kelly Scott	3*(6)	1983	[164]
Shutouts	Mark Shiflett	3*(6)	1983	[164]
Shutouts	Brian Denman	4	1985	[158]
Shutouts	Jack Lazorko	2*(10)	1986	[165]
Shutouts	Jack Armstrong	6	1989	[136]
Shutouts	Chris Hammond	3	1990	[137]
Shutouts	Scott Ruffcorn	3*(2)	1994	[139]
Shutouts	Tom Fordham	2*(4)	1996	[140]
Shutouts	Bronson Arroyo	2*(3)	2002	[157]
Shutouts	Jared Fernández	2*(3)	2006	[160]
Shutouts	Mike Fiers	1*(9)	2011	[166]
Shutouts	Mike Fiers	1*(8)	2012	[167]
Shutouts	Mike Fiers	1*(13)	2014	[154]
Shutouts	Jharel Cotton	2*(2)	2016	[168]
Shutouts	James Naile	1*(7)	2018	[169]
Shutouts	Tyler Herb	1*(6)	2022	[142]
Saves	Geoff Combe	27	1979	[144]
Saves	Randy Graham	17*(3)	1984	[170]
Saves	John Pacella	17	1986	[165]
Saves	Mark Corey	30*(2)	2003	[171]
Saves	Chris Smith	26	2010	[172]
Saves	David Carpenter	21	2019	[163]
Saves	Luke Barker	13	2021	[156]
Innings pitched	Jamie Werly	222	1981	[145]
Innings pitched	Brian Denman	1812⁄3*(2)	1985	[158]
Innings pitched	Scott Terry	1812⁄3	1987	[159]
Innings pitched	Tim Dillard	1531⁄3	2019	[163]
Strikeouts	Jay Howell	173	1978	[155]
Strikeouts	Jamie Werly	193	1981	[145]
Strikeouts	Stefan Wever	191	1982	[135]
Strikeouts	Jack Lazorko	119	1986	[165]
Strikeouts	Norm Charlton	161	1988	[173]
Strikeouts	Chris Hammond	149	1990	[137]
Strikeouts	James Baldwin	156	1994	[139]
Strikeouts	Todd Van Poppel	157	1999	[147]
Strikeouts	Jharel Cotton	155	2016	[168]
Strikeouts	Robert Gasser	166	2023	[151]
Strikeouts	Chad Patrick	145	2024	[143]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	Scott Brown	1.103	1979	[144]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	Jack Armstrong	1.017	1988	[173]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	Bronson Arroyo	1.077	2002	[157]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	Jimmy Nelson	0.919	2014	[154]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	Jharel Cotton	1.084	2016	[168]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	Chad Patrick	1.086	2024	[143]

Fielding leaders

These players led all other players in their league with the highest fielding percentage at their playing position in a single season. ^[102] To qualify as a leader, catchers must have participated at that position in at least half of scheduled regular-season games. Infielders and outfielders must have participated at their positions in at least two-thirds of scheduled regular-season games. Pitchers must have pitched as many innings as the number of scheduled regular-season games unless another pitcher has an equal or greater percentage with more total chances in fewer innings. ^[103]

Joe Koshansky, 2009 PCL fielding percentage leader among first basemen (.997)

Hernán Iribarren, 2009 PCL fielding percentage leader among second basemen (.990)

Individual fielding leaders

Statistic	Player	Record	Season	Ref.
Fielding percentage, second baseman	Gene Menees	.977	1978	[174]
Fielding percentage, outfielder	Paul Householder	.989	1979	[175]
Fielding percentage, catcher	Dave Van Gorder	.992	1979	[176]
Fielding percentage, first baseman	Steve Balboni	.990	1980	[25]
Fielding percentage, pitcher	Clay Christiansen	1.000 (46 TC)*(2)	1982	[177]
Fielding percentage, third baseman	Mike Pagliarulo	.954	1983	[178]
Fielding percentage, catcher	Clemente Álvarez	.998	1994	[179]
Fielding percentage, second baseman	Ray Durham	.973	1994	[32]
Fielding percentage, pitcher	Steve Schrenk	1.000 (45 TC)	1994	[180]
Fielding percentage, second baseman	Doug Brady	.975	1995	[181]
Fielding percentage, first baseman	Mike Robertson	.992	1995	[182]
Fielding percentage, third baseman	Olmedo Sáenz	.939	1995	[183]
Fielding percentage, first baseman	Mike Robertson	.996	1996	[182]
Fielding percentage, outfielder	Jeff Abbott	1.000 (243 TC)	1997	[184]
Fielding percentage, pitcher	Rich Pratt	1.000 (42 TC)	1997	[185]
Fielding percentage, second baseman	Matt Howard	.982	1999	[186]
Fielding percentage, second baseman	John Wehner	.984	2000	[187]
Fielding percentage, outfielder	Ryan Radmanovich	.995	2001	[188]
Fielding percentage, pitcher	Matt Guerrier	1.000 (46 TC)	2002	[189]
Fielding percentage, pitcher	Pat Mahomes	1.000 (45 TC)	2004	[190]
Fielding percentage, catcher	Keith McDonald	.997	2004	[191]
Fielding percentage, catcher	Mike Rivera	.997	2007	[192]
Fielding percentage, second baseman	Hernán Iribarren	.990	2009	[193]
Fielding percentage, first baseman	Joe Koshansky	.997	2009	[194]
Fielding percentage, second baseman	Eric Farris	.983	2011	[195]
Fielding percentage, second baseman	Eric Farris	.988	2012	[195]
Fielding percentage, outfielder	Jason Pridie	.993	2015	[196]
Fielding percentage, second baseman	Joey Wendle	.986	2016	[197]
Fielding percentage, pitcher	Caleb Boushley	1.000 (29 TC)*(2)	2022	[198]
Fielding percentage, pitcher	Josh Lindblom	1.000 (16 TC)*(2)	2022	[199]

Team leaders

These Sounds teams led all other teams in their league with the best performance in distinct statistical categories in a single season.

General leaders

Team general leaders

Statistic	Season	Record	Ref.
Wins	1980	97	[200]
Wins	1981	81	[201]
Wins	1990	86*(2)	[202]
Wins	2007	89	[203]
Wins	2016	83	[204]
Wins	2022	91	[205]
Losses	1980	46	[200]
Losses	1981	62	[201]
Losses	2007	55	[203]
Losses	2016	59	[204]
Losses	2022	58	[205]
Winning percentage	1980	.678	[200]
Winning percentage	1981	.566	[201]
Winning percentage	2007	.618	[203]
Winning percentage	2016	.585	[204]
Winning percentage	2022	.611	[205]

Batting leaders

Team batting leaders

Statistic	Season	Record	Ref.
Plate appearances	1980	5,538	[200]
Plate appearances	1981	5,477*(2)	[201]
At bats	1980	4,837	[200]
At bats	1982	4,836	[206]
At bats	1992	4,976	[207]
At bats	1995	4,906	[208]
Runs	1980	753	[200]
Runs	1993	731	[209]
Hits	1980	1,345	[200]
Hits	1982	1,271	[206]
Hits	1993	1,362	[209]
Hits	1997	1,292	[210]
Hits	2022	1,346	[205]
Doubles	1981	211*(2)	[201]
Doubles	1984	217	[211]
Doubles	1989	250	[212]
Triples	1979	60	[213]
Triples	1980	60	[200]
Triples	1981	58*(2)	[201]
Triples	2024	40	[214]
Runs batted in	1980	668	[200]
Runs batted in	1993	683	[209]
Runs batted in	1997	659	[210]
Stolen bases	1981	205	[201]
Stolen bases	2003	186	[215]
Stolen bases	2005	175	[216]
Stolen bases	2006	196	[217]
Stolen bases	2022	192	[205]
Caught stealing	1987	44	[218]
Caught stealing	1989	30	[212]
Caught stealing	2016	21	[204]
Strikeouts	1987	666	[218]
Strikeouts	1996	772	[219]
Strikeouts	1999	855	[220]
Batting average	1980	.278	[200]
Batting average	1993	.281	[209]
Batting average	1997	.269	[210]
Batting average	2022	.268	[205]
On-base percentage	1980	.356	[200]
On-base percentage	1993	.350	[209]
On-base percentage	2022	.355	[205]
Slugging percentage	1984	.382	[211]
On-base plus slugging	1980	.752*(2)	[200]
On-base plus slugging	1993	.787	[209]
Total bases	1980	1,912	[200]
Total bases	1982	1,911	[206]
Total bases	1989	1,832	[212]
Total bases	1993	2,117	[209]
Double plays grounded into	1991	94	[221]
Double plays grounded into	1994	96	[222]
Double plays grounded into	2000	99	[223]
Double plays grounded into	2001	89	[224]
Double plays grounded into	2003	89	[215]
Hit by pitch	1980	46	[200]
Hit by pitch	1993	54	[209]
Hit by pitch	1994	95	[222]
Hit by pitch	2000	70	[223]
Sacrifice hits	1979	83	[213]
Sacrifice hits	1981	60	[201]
Sacrifice hits	1987	42	[218]
Sacrifice hits	1988	61	[225]
Sacrifice hits	1990	67	[202]
Sacrifice hits	2002	61	[226]
Sacrifice hits	2009	92	[227]
Sacrifice hits	2010	87	[228]
Sacrifice hits	2011	80	[229]
Sacrifice flies	1986	54	[230]
Sacrifice flies	1989	47*(3)	[212]
Intentional walks	1979	48	[213]
Intentional walks	1980	38	[200]
Intentional walks	2004	28	[231]
Intentional walks	2007	24	[203]
Intentional walks	2009	28	[227]

Pitching leaders

Team pitching leaders

Statistic	Season	Record	Ref.
Earned run average	1979	3.38	[213]
Earned run average	1980	3.11	[200]
Earned run average	1981	3.26	[201]
Earned run average	1987	4.27	[218]
Earned run average	1993	3.88	[209]
Earned run average	1994	3.53	[222]
Earned run average	2006	3.62	[217]
Earned run average	2007	3.57	[203]
Earned run average	2014	3.85	[232]
Earned run average	2016	3.42	[204]
Earned run average	2023	4.49	[233]
Complete games	1981	54	[201]
Complete games	1983	63	[234]
Complete games	1987	19*(2)	[218]
Complete games	1990	22	[202]
Complete games	1996	13	[219]
Complete games	2002	10	[226]
Complete games	2006	8*(2)	[217]
Complete games	2007	7	[203]
Complete games	2013	4*(2)	[235]
Shutouts	1983	13	[234]
Shutouts	1989	17	[212]
Shutouts	1990	17	[202]
Shutouts	1995	11	[208]
Shutouts	2003	16	[215]
Shutouts	2006	12*(3)	[217]
Shutouts	2007	11	[203]
Shutouts	2012	12*(2)	[236]
Shutouts	2022	1*(6)	[205]
Saves	1979	41	[213]
Saves	1984	43	[211]
Saves	1999	43*(3)	[220]
Innings pitched	1982	1,259	[206]
Innings pitched	1987	1,219	[218]
Innings pitched	1988	1,269	[225]
Innings pitched	1992	1,295	[207]
Innings pitched	1995	1,2762⁄3	[208]
Hits allowed	1980	1,094	[200]
Hits allowed	1990	1,146	[202]
Hits allowed	1991	1,132	[221]
Hits allowed	1993	1,182	[209]
Hits allowed	1994	1,224	[222]
Hits allowed	1996	1,167	[219]
Hits allowed	2003	1,198	[215]
Hits allowed	2006	1,188	[217]
Hits allowed	2007	1,171	[203]
Hits allowed	2014	1,136	[232]
Hits allowed	2016	1,130	[204]
Hits allowed	2024	1,157	[214]
Runs allowed	1980	544	[200]
Runs allowed	1981	574	[201]
Runs allowed	2006	594	[217]
Runs allowed	1983	605*(2)	[234]
Runs allowed	1993	631	[209]
Runs allowed	1994	587	[222]
Runs allowed	2007	547	[203]
Runs allowed	2014	587	[232]
Runs allowed	2016	533	[204]
Earned runs allowed	1979	460	[213]
Earned runs allowed	1980	432	[200]
Earned runs allowed	1981	443	[201]
Earned runs allowed	1983	491	[234]
Earned runs allowed	1993	539	[209]
Earned runs allowed	1994	502	[222]
Earned runs allowed	2006	513	[217]
Earned runs allowed	2007	503	[203]
Earned runs allowed	2014	526	[232]
Earned runs allowed	2016	476	[204]
Earned runs allowed	2023	640	[233]
Home runs allowed	1980	72	[200]
Home runs allowed	1981	77	[201]
Home runs allowed	1994	94	[222]
Home runs allowed	2007	118	[203]
Home runs allowed	2011	125	[229]
Home runs allowed	2014	101	[232]
Home runs allowed	2016	93	[204]
Home runs allowed	2017	102	[237]
Home runs allowed	2023	143*(2)	[233]
Home runs allowed	2024	140	[214]
Walks	1979	429	[213]
Walks	1983	488	[234]
Walks	2002	356	[226]
Walks	2018	374	[238]
Walks	2023	536	[233]
Intentional walks	1983	11	[234]
Intentional walks	1990	16	[202]
Intentional walks	2018	3*(2)	[238]
Strikeouts	1992	1,033	[207]
Strikeouts	1995	931	[208]
Strikeouts	2002	1,080	[226]
Strikeouts	2003	1,030	[215]
Strikeouts	2007	1,148	[203]
Strikeouts	2014	1,236	[232]
Hit by pitch	1979	15	[213]
Hit by pitch	1988	22*(2)	[225]
Hit by pitch	1989	28	[212]
Hit by pitch	1990	30	[202]
Hit by pitch	1995	40*(2)	[208]
Hit by pitch	1996	38	[219]
Balks	1986	10	[230]
Balks	1996	3	[219]
Balks	1999	3*(3)	[220]
Balks	2002	4*(4)	[226]
Balks	2006	2*(2)	[217]
Balks	2010	3*(5)	[228]
Wild pitches	1990	49	[202]
Wild pitches	2003	40*(2)	[215]
Wild pitches	2004	43	[231]
Strikeouts	1980	922	[200]
Strikeouts	1994	1,041	[222]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	1979	1.322	[213]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	1980	1.296	[200]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	1981	1.337	[201]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	1983	1.351	[234]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	1993	1.304	[209]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	2003	1.270	[215]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	2006	1.301	[217]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	2007	1.278	[203]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	2014	1.317	[232]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	2016	1.239	[204]
Walks plus hits per inning pitched	2023	1.411	[233]

Fielding leaders

Team fielding leaders

Statistic	Season	Record	Ref.
Putouts	1982	3,777	[206]
Putouts	1987	3,657	[218]
Putouts	1988	3,807	[225]
Putouts	1992	3,885	[207]
Putouts	1995	3,830	[208]
Assists	1982	1,657	[206]
Assists	1995	1,600	[208]
Assists	2001	1,533	[224]
Assists	2010	1,642	[228]
Errors	2002	106*(2)	[226]
Errors	2006	100	[217]
Errors	2007	86	[203]
Errors	2012	89	[236]
Errors	2022	78	[205]
Double plays	1982	135*(2)	[206]
Fielding percentage	2002	.980	[226]
Fielding percentage	2006	.982	[217]
Fielding percentage	2007	.984	[203]
Fielding percentage	2012	.983	[236]
Fielding percentage	2022	.985	[205]
Passed balls	1979	9	[213]
Passed balls	1984	10	[211]
Passed balls	1985	4	[239]
Passed balls	1992	9	[207]
Passed balls	2011	5*(2)	[229]
Passed balls	2021	4	[240]
Stolen bases	2011	90	[229]
Caught stealing	1996	70	[219]
Caught stealing	1997	66	[210]

Notes

1. No Sounds could be voted onto the 1983 Southern League All-Star team, as Nashville was to serve as the team's competition. In lieu of this, the league chose to recognize all Sounds players as All-Stars. ^[70]

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