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List of Silver Slugger Award winners at catcher

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Mike Piazza is the all-time leader in Silver Slugger Awards among catchers, winning ten consecutive from 1993 to 2002.

The Silver Slugger Award is awarded annually to the best offensive player at each position in both the American League (AL) and the National League (NL), as determined by the coaches and managers of Major League Baseball (MLB). These voters consider several offensive categories in selecting the winners, including batting average, slugging percentage, and on-base percentage (OBP), in addition to "coaches' and managers' general impressions of a player's overall offensive value."[1] Managers and coaches are not permitted to vote for players on their own team.[1] The Silver Slugger was first awarded in 1980 and is given by Hillerich & Bradsby, the manufacturer of Louisville Slugger bats.[2] The award is a bat-shaped trophy, 3feet (91cm) tall, engraved with the names of each of the winners from the league[1] and plated with sterling silver.[3]

Among catchers, Mike Piazza has won the most Silver Slugger Awards, with ten consecutive wins in the National League between 1993 and 2002;[4] this is the most Silver Sluggers won consecutively by any player in Major League Baseball.[5][6] In the American League, Iván Rodríguez has won the most Silver Sluggers, with six consecutive wins from 1994 to 1999, and a seventh when he tied with Víctor Martínez in 2004.[7][8] Lance Parrish won the American League award six times (1980, 1982–1984, 1986, and 1990),[9] and Joe Mauer and Jorge Posada have won it five times; Mauer won in 2006, 2008–2010 and 2013, while Posada won in 2000–2003 and 2007.[10][11] Hall of Famer Gary Carter (1981–1983, 1984–1986), Buster Posey (2012, 2014–2015, 2017, 2021), and Brian McCann (2006, 2008–2011) are five-time winners in the National League; McCann also won a sixth Silver Slugger in 2016, but in the American League.[12][13][14] Other multiple awardees include Salvador Perez (four wins; 2016, 2018, 2020–2021),[15] Benito Santiago (four wins; 1987–1988, 1990–1991),[16] J. T. Realmuto (three wins; 2018–2019, 2022),[17] Mickey Tettleton (three wins; 1989, 1991–1992)[18] and Carlton Fisk (three wins; 1981, 1985, 1988).[19] William Contreras and Adley Rutschman are the most recent National and American League winners, respectively.

Piazza holds several Major League records for catchers in a Silver Slugger-winning season; most were set in 1997. That season, he had an on-base percentage of .431, and had 124 runs batted in (a total he matched in 1999) to lead the award-winning catchers in those statistical categories.[4] Perez holds the Major League record among winners for home runs (48), which he set in 2021, and American League records for runs batted in (121) and slugging percentage (.633), also in 2021.[15] Javy López holds the Major League record among winners for slugging percentage (.687); these were set in 2003. López also leads National League winners in home runs with 43 in 2003.[20] Mauer holds the Major League record in batting average with a .365 clip he set in 2009. Mauer also leads the American League in on-base percentage (.444 in 2009).

Key

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Year Links to the corresponding Major League Baseball season
AVG Batting average
OBP On-base percentage
SLG Slugging percentage
HR Home runs
RBI Runs batted in
Ref References
* Winner of the most Silver Sluggers in Major League Baseball as a catcher
§ Indicates a tie between two players in a particular season
† Member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

American League winners

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Joe Mauer follows through on a swing wearing Minnesota's road pinstripes
Joe Mauer won four AL Silver Sluggers at catcher (2006, 2008–2010).
Jorge Posada stands next to the batting cage wearing a New York Yankees windbreaker
Jorge Posada has won five AL Silver Sluggers as a catcher (2000–2003, 2007).
Year Player Team AVG OBP SLG HR RBI Ref
1980 Lance Parrish Detroit Tigers .286 .325 .499 24 82 [21]
1981 Carlton Fisk† Chicago White Sox .263 .354 .361 7 45 [22]
1982 Lance Parrish (2) Detroit Tigers .284 .338 .529 32 87 [23]
1983 Lance Parrish (3) Detroit Tigers .269 .314 .483 27 114 [24]
1984 Lance Parrish (4) Detroit Tigers .237 .287 .443 33 98 [25]
1985 Carlton Fisk† (2) Chicago White Sox .238 .320 .488 37 107 [26]
1986 Lance Parrish (5) Detroit Tigers .257 .340 .483 22 62 [27]
1987 Matt Nokes Detroit Tigers .289 .345 .536 32 87 [28]
1988 Carlton Fisk† (3) Chicago White Sox .277 .377 .542 19 50 [29]
1989 Mickey Tettleton Baltimore Orioles .258 .369 .509 26 65 [30]
1990 Lance Parrish (6) California Angels .268 .338 .451 24 70 [31]
1991 Mickey Tettleton (2) Detroit Tigers .263 .387 .491 31 89 [32]
1992 Mickey Tettleton (3) Detroit Tigers .238 .379 .469 32 83 [33]
1993 Mike Stanley New York Yankees .305 .389 .534 26 84 [34]
1994 Iván Rodríguez† Texas Rangers .298 .360 .488 16 57 [35]
1995 Iván Rodríguez† (2) Texas Rangers .303 .327 .449 12 67 [36]
1996 Iván Rodríguez† (3) Texas Rangers .300 .342 .473 19 86 [37]
1997 Iván Rodríguez† (4) Texas Rangers .313 .360 .484 20 77 [38]
1998 Iván Rodríguez† (5) Texas Rangers .321 .358 .513 21 91 [39]
1999 Iván Rodríguez† (6) Texas Rangers .332 .356 .558 35 113 [40]
2000 Jorge Posada New York Yankees .287 .417 .527 28 86 [41]
2001 Jorge Posada (2) New York Yankees .277 .363 .475 22 95 [42]
2002 Jorge Posada (3) New York Yankees .268 .370 .468 20 99 [43]
2003 Jorge Posada (4) New York Yankees .281 .405 .518 30 101 [44]
2004§ Víctor Martínez Cleveland Indians .283 .359 .492 23 108 [45]
2004§ Iván Rodríguez† (7) Detroit Tigers .334 .383 .510 19 86 [46]
2005 Jason Varitek Boston Red Sox .281 .366 .489 22 70 [47]
2006 Joe Mauer† Minnesota Twins .347 .429 .507 13 84 [48]
2007 Jorge Posada (5) New York Yankees .338 .426 .543 20 90 [49]
2008 Joe Mauer† (2) Minnesota Twins .328 .413 .451 9 85 [50]
2009 Joe Mauer† (3) Minnesota Twins .365 .444 .587 28 96 [51]
2010 Joe Mauer† (4) Minnesota Twins .327 .402 .469 9 75 [52]
2011 Alex Avila Detroit Tigers .295 .389 .506 19 82 [53]
2012 A. J. Pierzynski Chicago White Sox .278 .326 .501 27 77 [54]
2013 Joe Mauer† (5) Minnesota Twins .324 .404 .476 11 47 [55]
2014 Yan Gomes Cleveland Indians .278 .313 .472 21 74 [56]
2015 Brian McCann (6) New York Yankees .232 .320 .427 26 94 [57]
2016 Salvador Pérez Kansas City Royals .247 .288 .438 22 64 [58]
2017 Gary Sánchez New York Yankees .278 .345 .531 33 90 [59]
2018 Salvador Pérez (2) Kansas City Royals .235 .274 .439 27 80 [60]
2019 Mitch Garver Minnesota Twins .273 .365 .630 31 67 [61]
2020 Salvador Pérez (3) Kansas City Royals .333 .353 .633 11 32 [62]
2021 Salvador Pérez (4) Kansas City Royals .273 .316 .544 48 121 [63]
2022 Alejandro Kirk Toronto Blue Jays .285 .372 .415 14 63 [64]
2023 Adley Rutschman Baltimore Orioles .277 .374 .435 20 80 [65]

National League winners

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Brian McCann, dressed in the Atlanta Braves' home whites, stands ready at the plate
Brian McCann is the only player to win the Silver Slugger Award as a catcher in both leagues.
Russell Martin standing in the field during Spring Training
Russell Martin stole 21 bases[66] as a catcher during his NL Silver Slugger-winning season (2007).
Year Player Team AVG OBP SLG HR RBI Ref
1980 Ted Simmons† St. Louis Cardinals .303 .375 .505 21 98 [67]
1981 Gary Carter† Montreal Expos .251 .313 .444 16 68 [68]
1982 Gary Carter† (2) Montreal Expos .293 .381 .510 29 97 [69]
1983 Terry Kennedy San Diego Padres .284 .342 .434 17 98 [70]
1984 Gary Carter† (3) Montreal Expos .294 .366 .487 27 106 [71]
1985 Gary Carter† (4) New York Mets .281 .365 .488 32 100 [72]
1986 Gary Carter† (5) New York Mets .255 .337 .439 24 105 [73]
1987 Benito Santiago San Diego Padres .300 .324 .467 18 79 [74]
1988 Benito Santiago (2) San Diego Padres .248 .282 .362 10 46 [75]
1989 Craig Biggio† Houston Astros .257 .336 .402 13 60 [76]
1990 Benito Santiago (3) San Diego Padres .270 .323 .419 11 53 [77]
1991 Benito Santiago (4) San Diego Padres .267 .296 .403 17 87 [78]
1992 Darren Daulton Philadelphia Phillies .270 .385 .524 27 109 [79]
1993 Mike Piazza*† Los Angeles Dodgers .318 .370 .561 35 112 [80]
1994 Mike Piazza*† (2) Los Angeles Dodgers .319 .370 .541 24 92 [81]
1995 Mike Piazza*† (3) Los Angeles Dodgers .346 .400 .606 32 93 [82]
1996 Mike Piazza*† (4) Los Angeles Dodgers .336 .422 .563 36 105 [83]
1997 Mike Piazza*† (5) Los Angeles Dodgers .362 .431 .638 40 124 [84]
1998 Mike Piazza*† (6) Los Angeles Dodgers
Florida Marlins
New York Mets		 .328 .390 .570 32 111 [85]
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1999 Mike Piazza*† (7) New York Mets .303 .361 .575 40 124 [88]
2000 Mike Piazza*† (8) New York Mets .324 .398 .614 38 113 [89]
2001 Mike Piazza*† (9) New York Mets .300 .384 .573 36 94 [90]
2002 Mike Piazza*† (10) New York Mets .280 .359 .544 33 98 [91]
2003 Javy López Atlanta Braves .328 .378 .687 43 109 [92]
2004 Johnny Estrada Atlanta Braves .314 .378 .450 9 76 [93]
2005 Michael Barrett Chicago Cubs .276 .345 .479 16 61 [94]
2006 Brian McCann Atlanta Braves .333 .388 .572 24 93 [95]
2007 Russell Martin Los Angeles Dodgers .293 .374 .469 19 87 [96]
2008 Brian McCann (2) Atlanta Braves .301 .373 .523 23 87 [97]
2009 Brian McCann (3) Atlanta Braves .281 .349 .486 21 94 [98]
2010 Brian McCann (4) Atlanta Braves .269 .375 .453 21 77 [99]
2011 Brian McCann (5) Atlanta Braves .270 .351 .466 24 71 [100]
2012 Buster Posey San Francisco Giants .336 .408 .549 24 103 [101]
2013 Yadier Molina St. Louis Cardinals .319 .359 .477 12 80 [102]
2014 Buster Posey (2) San Francisco Giants .311 .364 .490 22 89 [103]
2015 Buster Posey (3) San Francisco Giants .318 .379 .470 19 95 [104]
2016 Wilson Ramos Washington Nationals .307 .354 .496 22 80 [105]
2017 Buster Posey (4) San Francisco Giants .320 .400 .462 12 67 [106]
2018 J. T. Realmuto Miami Marlins .277 .340 .484 21 74 [107]
2019 J. T. Realmuto (2) Philadelphia Phillies .275 .328 .493 25 83 [108]
2020 Travis d'Arnaud Atlanta Braves .321 .386 .533 9 34 [109]
2021 Buster Posey (5) San Francisco Giants .304 .390 .499 18 56 [110]
2022 J. T. Realmuto (3) Philadelphia Phillies .276 .342 .478 22 84 [111]
2023 William Contreras Milwaukee Brewers .289 .367 .457 17 78 [112]

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