Nashville Sounds award winners and league leaders

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The following is a list of league awards won by the Nashville Sounds minor league baseball franchise and its players & managers since its inaugural season of 1978. This also includes players who led the league in a particular category during a season and players who were named to league All-Star teams.

1 Award winners
2 League leaders
- 2.1 Batting
- 2.2 Pitching
3 References

[edit] Award winners

[edit] Southern League (1978-1984)

[edit] Most Valuable Player

Steve Balboni (1980)
Brian Dayett (1982)

[edit] Most Outstanding Pitcher

Bruce Berenyi (1978)
Geoff Combe (1979)
Andy McGaffigan (1980)
Jamie Werly (1981)
Stefan Wever (1982)

[edit] Manager of the Year

Stump Merrill (1980)

[edit] Broadcaster of the Year

Bob Jamison (1980)^[1]
Bob Jamison (1982)^[1]

[edit] Outstanding Minor League Promotions (MacPhail Trophy)

1980
1981

[edit] Sporting News Double-A Executive of the Year

Larry Schmittou (1978)^[2]
Larry Schmittou (1981)^[2]

[edit] Sporting News Southern League Executive of the Year

Larry Schmittou (1978)^[2]
Larry Schmittou (1981)^[2]

[edit] American Association (1985-1997)

[edit] Pacific Coast League (1998-present)

[edit] Pitcher of the Year

R. A. Dickey (2007)

[edit] Manager of the Year

Frank Kremblas (2007)

[edit] Post-Season All-Stars

1999 - Chad Hermansen (DH)
2000 - Craig Wilson (C)
2003 - John Barnes (OF)
2003 - Mark Corey (RP)
2007 - Adam Pettyjohn (LHP)
2007 - R. A. Dickey (RHP)

[edit] Trainer of the Year

Jeff Paxon (2007)^[3]

[edit] Outstanding Minor League Promotions (MacPhail Trophy)

2004 (nominee)

[edit] League leaders

[edit] Batting

[edit] Batting average

1985 - Scotti Madison (.341)
1986 - Bruce Fields (.368)
1993 - Matt Merullo (.332)

[edit] Hits

1980 - Buck Showalter (178)
1982 - Buck Showalter (152)
1990 - Skeeter Barnes (156)
1993 - Norberto Martin (179)

[edit] Runs

1980 - Steve Balboni (101)
1981 - Ted Wilborn (106)

[edit] Runs batted in

1980 - Steve Balboni (122)
1994 - Drew Denson (103)

[edit] Total bases

1980 - Steve Balboni (288)
1982 - Brian Dayett (285)
1994 - Ray Durham (261)

[edit] Doubles

1981 - Don Mattingly (35)
1989 - Skeeter Barnes (39)

[edit] Triples

1979 - Duane Walker (9)
1980 - Ted Wilborn (14)
1989 - Van Snider (9, 3-way tie)
1994 - Ray Durham & Gary Thurman (12, tie)
2001 - Tike Redman (10, two-way tie)
2004 - Rich Thompson (13)

[edit] Home runs

1980 - Steve Balboni (34)
1988 - Van Snider (23)
1994 - Drew Denson (30)

[edit] Stolen bases

1988 - Lenny Harris (45)
2004 - Rich Thompson (41)

[edit] Slugging percentage

2003 - J. J. Davis (.554)

[edit] Fewest strikeouts per plate appearance

1999 - Matt Howard (1:18.2 PA)

[edit] Fielding percentage

1978 - Gene Menees, 2B (.977)
1979 - Paul Householder, OF (.989)

Dave Van Gorder, C (.992)

1980 - Steve Balboni, 1B (.990)
1982 - Clay Christiansen, P (1.000, two-way tie)
1983 - Mike Pagliarulo, 3B (.954)
1994 - Ray Durham, 2B (.973)

Clemente Alvarez, C (.998)

Steve Schrenk, P (1.000, 45 TC)

1995 - Mike Robertson, 1B (.992)

Doug Brady, 2B (.975)

Olmedo Sáenz, 3B (.939)

1996 - Mike Robertson, 1B (.996)
1997 - Jeff Abbott, OF (1.000, 243 TC)

Rich Pratt, P (1.000, 42 TC)

1999 - Matt Howard, 2B (.982)
2000 - John Wehner, 2B (.984)
2001 - Ryan Radmanovich, OF (.995)
2002 - Matt Guerrier, P (1.000, 46 TC)
2004 - Keith McDonald, C (.997)

Pat Mahomes, P (1.000, 45 TC)

2007 - Mike Rivera, C (.997)

[edit] Pitching

[edit] Wins

1982 - Clay Christiansen & Stefan Wever (16, tie)
1989 - Jack Armstrong (12, four-way tie)
1990 - Chris Hammond (15)
1992 - Keith Brown & Tim Pugh (12, five-way tie)
1994 - Scott Ruffcorn (15)
1996 - Scott Ruffcorn (13)
2007 - R. A. Dickey (13)

[edit] Saves

1986 - John Pacella (17)
2003 - Mark Corey (30, two-way tie)

[edit] Winning percentage

1979 - Greg Hughes (.733, 11-4)
1981 - Pete Filson (.833, 10-2, two-way tie)
1990 - Chris Hammond (.938, 15-1)
1994 - Scott Ruffcorn (.833, 15-3, two-way tie)
1999 - Jimmy Anderson (.846, 11-2)
2004 - Dave Williams (.750, 6-2)
2005 - Rick Helling (.750, 9-3)

[edit] Earned run average

1979 - Scott Brown (2.40)
1980 - Andy McGaffigan (2.38)
1982 - Stefan Wever (2.78)
1990 - Chris Hammond (2.17)
1993 - Rodney Bolton (2.88)
1995 - Rodney Bolton (2.88)

[edit] Innings pitched

1981 - Jamie Werly (222)
1985 - Brian Denman (182, tie)
1987 - Scott Terry (182)

[edit] Complete games

2006 - Jared Fernandez (4)
2007 - R. A. Dickey (3, tie)

[edit] Shutouts

1994 - Scott Ruffcorn (2, tie)
2006 - Jared Fernandez (2, four-way tie)

[edit] Strikeouts

1978 - Jay Howell (173)
1981 - Jamie Werly (193)
1982 - Stefan Wever (191)
1986 - Jack Lazorko (119)
1988 - Norm Charlton (161)
1990 - Chris Hammond (149)
1994 - James Baldwin (156)
1999 - Todd Van Poppel (157)

[edit] References

"40 Sounds Named To Post-Season All-Star Teams." 2008 Nashville Sounds Media Guide. 2008: 15.
"All-Time Triple-A All-Star Roster by Team." Triple-A Baseball. 16 January 2008.
"Manager of the Year." Southern League. 6 April 2008.
"Most Outstanding Pitchers." Southern League. 6 April 2008.
"Most Valuable Players." Southern League. 6 April 2008.
"Nashville Baseball History." 2008 Nashville Sounds Media Guide. 2008: 124.
"Post-Season All-Star Teams." Southern League. 6 April 2008.
"Single-Season League Leaders." 2008 Nashville Sounds Media Guide. 2008: 137.

^ ^a ^b "Bob Jamison." The Nashville Sounds 1984 Official Souvenir Program. 1984: 21.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Traughber, Bill. "CHC: Q&A with Larry Schmittou." CSTV Networks Inc. 8 April 2008. 9 April 2008.
^ "Kremblas, Coaching Staff To Return In 2008." Nashville Sounds. 2 November 2007. 6 April 2008.

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Contents

[edit] Award winners

[edit] Southern League (1978-1984)

[edit] Most Valuable Player

[edit] Most Outstanding Pitcher

[edit] Manager of the Year

[edit] Post-Season All-Stars

[edit] Broadcaster of the Year

[edit] Outstanding Minor League Promotions (MacPhail Trophy)

[edit] Sporting News Double-A Executive of the Year

[edit] Sporting News Southern League Executive of the Year

[edit] American Association (1985-1997)

[edit] Most Valuable Player

[edit] Overall Statistical Excellence ("Star of Stars" Award)

[edit] Pitcher of the Year (Allie Reynolds Award)

[edit] Rookie of the Year (Ed C. Johnson Award)

[edit] Manager of the Year

[edit] Mid-Season All-Stars

[edit] Post-Season All-Stars

[edit] Sporting News Minor League Manager of the Year

[edit] Sporting News Triple-A Executive of the Year

[edit] Pacific Coast League (1998-present)

[edit] Pitcher of the Year

[edit] Manager of the Year

[edit] Mid-Season All-Stars

[edit] Post-Season All-Stars

[edit] Trainer of the Year

[edit] Outstanding Minor League Promotions (MacPhail Trophy)

[edit] League leaders

[edit] Batting

[edit] Batting average

[edit] Hits

[edit] Runs

[edit] Runs batted in

[edit] Total bases

[edit] Doubles

[edit] Triples

[edit] Home runs

[edit] Stolen bases

[edit] Slugging percentage

[edit] Fewest strikeouts per plate appearance

[edit] Fielding percentage

[edit] Pitching

[edit] Wins

[edit] Saves

[edit] Winning percentage

[edit] Earned run average

[edit] Innings pitched

[edit] Complete games

[edit] Shutouts

[edit] Strikeouts

[edit] References

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