2022 Double-A All-Stars

By Kyle Glaser
on October 4, 2022

Double-A leagues: Eastern, Southern and Texas

Player of the Year: Corbin Carroll, OF, Amarillo (D-backs)

The 2019 first-rounder hit for average and power, he stole bases and he played a dynamic center field, making him one of the most exciting players in the minors.

Pos	Player, Team	Age	AVG	OBP	SLG	AB	HR	BB	SO	SB
C	Logan O'Hoppe, Reading/Rocket City (PHI/LAA)	22	.283	.416	.544	360	26	70	74	7
1B	Leandro Cedeño, Amarillo (D-backs)	23	.310	.374	.563	426	30	42	112	0
2B	Edouard Julien, Wichita (Twins)	23	.300	.441	.490	400	17	98	125	19
3B	Brett Baty, Binghamton (Mets)	22	.312	.406	.544	340	19	46	98	2
SS	Lenyn Sosa, Birmingham (White Sox)	22	.331	.384	.549	257	14	21	40	0
OF	Corbin Carroll, Amarillo (D-backs)	21	.313	.430	.643	227	16	41	68	20
OF	Justin Dirden, Corpus Christi (Astros)	24	.324	.411	.616	349	20	41	94	7
OF	Tyler Gentry, Northwest Arkansas (Royals)	23	.321	.417	.555	274	16	40	66	8
DH	Kerry Carpenter, Erie (Tigers)	24	.304	.359	.646	240	22	16	72	1

Pitcher of the Year: Gavin Stone, RHP, Tulsa (Dodgers)

Stone climbed three levels from High-A to Triple-A and won the overall minor league ERA title. At Double-A he allowed 13 earned runs in 14 appearances.

Pos	Player, Team	Age	ERA	G	IP	BB	SO	HR	WHIP	SO/9
SP	Tanner Bibee, Akron (Guardians)	23	1.83	13	74	14	81	4	0.88	9.9
SP	Taj Bradley, Montgomery (Rays)	21	1.70	16	74	18	88	4	0.91	10.7
SP	Taylor Dollard, Arkansas (Mariners)	23	2.25	27	144	31	131	9	0.95	8.2
SP	Quinn Priester, Altoona (Pirates)	21	2.87	15	75	22	75	4	1.19	9.0
SP	Chase Silseth, Rocket City (Angels)	22	2.28	15	83	27	110	11	0.95	11.9
SP	Gavin Stone, Tulsa (Dodgers)	23	1.60	14	73	30	107	1	1.21	13.1
RP	Eric Torres, Rocket City (Angels)	22	1.59	42	51	23	81	3	0.94	14.3

Editor's Note: Rocket City RHP Chase Silseth (Angels) was erroneously omitted from the Double-A All-Star team at the time of publication. He has been added to the team as a sixth starter.

Corbin Carroll (Photo By Thearon W. Henderson Getty Images)

Friday MLB Notes: D-backs 2019 Draft Bonanza Paying Big Dividends

Teams with previous bonanzas rarely hit on more than 2-3 of their picks. The D-backs, at this early stage, appear to have hit on nearly all of theirs.

2022 Double-A All-Stars

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