Last Updated on November 12, 2024 by Matt Musico
If you’re like me, you hate it when baseball season is officially over and the offseason hits. However, there are certain things to look forward to throughout the winter. This includes end-of-season hardware for deserving players, like the Silver Slugger Award.
Since this typically comes up as a topic for the popular Immaculate Grid game, I figured it’d be good to pair our blog post on 40-homer seasons with one specifically dedicated to Silver Slugger Award winners. You know, so we can get some studying in before the next grid gets released.
What Is The Silver Slugger Award?
The Silver Slugger Award is given annually to MLB’s best offensive players at each position in both the American and National Leagues. Coaches and managers vote based on players’ offensive statistics, which include batting average, home runs, and RBI.
How many people win a Silver Slugger Award?
A total of 20 players win a Silver Slugger Award each season — 10 from the National League and 10 from the American League. Infielders (catcher, first base, second base, shortstop, third base) each have one winner. Three Silver Sluggers are awarded to outfielders, regardless of whether they play left field, center field, or right field.
There is also a Silver Slugger awarded to one designated hitter and one utility player in each league. Sadly, because of the Universal Designated Hitter rule, pitchers are no longer eligible (unless you’re Shohei Ohtani, of course). Pitchers were given Silver Sluggers each year between 1980 and 2019, and then again in 2021.
What Qualifies on the Immaculate Grid
There’s more than a decent chance you’ve played at least one Immaculate Grid game since it became popular. You might be here for some help to finish up your Grid. Or, you’re studying so you’re armed with some players you’d like to use the next time “Silver Slugger Award” shows up.
As it’s laid out in the game’s rules, there are two specific stipulations to keep in mind.
When stats and award cells are paired up, the player you choose doesn’t necessarily have to do both things in the same year (the example they give is Willie McCovey — if the two cells were “Rookie of the Year” and “40-plus home runs”, using him as an answer would work despite not doing it in the same season). But if an award cell and a team cell intersect, the player you choose needs to have won the award while playing for that team.
And that’s why you’ll see what you see below.
Team-By-Team Look at Silver Slugger Award Winners
Angels Silver Slugger Winners
At this point in history, the Angels have had just four players (and probably soon-to-be five) win a Silver Slugger more than once. The most in franchise history? Well, that’s Mike Trout, of course. He’s won nine of these things already.
- Bobby Grich: 1981
- Rick Burleson: 1981
- Reggie Jackson: 1982
- Doug DeCinces: 1982
- Lance Parrish: 1990
- Tim Salmon: 1995
- Darin Erstad: 2000
- Troy Glaus: 2000-01
- Garret Anderson: 2002-03
- Vladimir Guerrero Sr.: 2004-07
- Torii Hunter: 2009
- Mike Trout: 2012-16, 2018-20, 2022
- Shohei Ohtani: 2021, 2023
Astros Silver Slugger Winners

The Astros have had some legit hitters suit up for them over the years. A handful of Hall of Famers, too. But still, nobody has won more Silver Sluggers than Jose Altuve. He’s taken home the honor six times for Houston.
- Dickie Thon: 1983
- Jose Cruz: 1983-84
- Glenn Davis: 1986
- Craig Biggio: 1989, 1995, 1997-98
- Jeff Bagwell: 1994, 1997, 1999
- Moises Alou: 1998
- Mike Hampton: 1999
- Morgan Ensberg: 2005
- Carlos Lee: 2007
- Jose Altuve: 2014-18, 2022, 2024
- George Springer: 2017, 2019
- Alex Bregman: 2019
- Yordan Alvarez: 2022
- Kyle Tucker: 2023
Athletics Silver Slugger Winners
It’s been more than 20 years since the Athletics have last had a Silver Slugger Award winner. With the way they’ve been doing business in recent years, that will unfortunately surprise absolutely nobody. Plenty of the players they’ve traded away have ended up elsewhere on this list, though.
- Rickey Henderson: 1981, 1990
- Jose Canseco: 1988, 1990-91
- Mark McGwire: 1992, 1996
- Jason Giambi: 2001
- Eric Chavez: 2002
- Brent Rooker: 2024
Blue Jays Silver Slugger Winners
Toronto has produced 22 players who have secured a Silver Slugger during their time with the club. I will die on the hill that Carlos Delgado is eternally underrated. I mean, this dude is the Blue Jays’ all-time home run leader, hit four dingers in a game, and finished just 27 away from 500. Just a travesty that he fell off the Hall of Fame ballot after one year.
- Damaso Garcia: 1982
- Lloyd Moseby: 1983
- George Bell: 1985-87
- Jesse Barfield: 1986
- Fred McGriff: 1989
- Kelly Gruber: 1990
- Joe Carter: 1991-92
- Dave Winfield: 1992
- Roberto Alomar: 1992
- Paul Molitor: 1993
- Jose Canseco: 1998
- Shawn Green: 1999
- Carlos Delgado: 1999-00, 2003
- Vernon Wells: 2003
- Adam Lind: 2009
- Aaron Hill: 2009
- Jose Bautista: 2010-11, 2014
- Josh Donaldson: 2015-16
- Teoscar Hernandez: 2020-21
- Vladimir Guerrero Jr.: 2021, 2024
- Marcus Semien: 2021
- Alejandro Kirk: 2022
Braves Silver Slugger Winners

The 2023 Braves will be adding at least two or three more awards to this list. What makes me laugh, though, is that starting pitcher Tom Glavine is among the franchise leaders in Silver Slugger Awards with four. But, Brian McCann has everyone beat for now with five.
- Dale Murphy: 1982-85
- Ron Gant: 1991
- Tom Glavine: 1991, 1995-96, 1998
- David Justice: 1993
- Fred McGriff: 1993
- Jeff Blauser: 1997
- John Smoltz: 1997
- Chipper Jones: 1999-00
- Mike Hampton: 2003
- Javy Lopez: 2003
- Gary Sheffield: 2003
- Johnny Estrada: 2004
- Andruw Jones: 2005
- Brian McCann: 2006, 2008-11
- Justin Upton: 2014
- Ronald Acuña Jr.: 2019, 2023
- Ozzie Albies: 2019, 2021
- Freddie Freeman: 2019, 2021
- Marcell Ozuna: 2020
- Max Fried: 2021
- Austin Riley: 2021, 2023
- Matt Olson: 2023
Brewers Silver Slugger Winners
You just knew this video would highlight Prince Fielder, right? It’s such a shame that his career was cut short because of injury. He holds the honor of being the first (and still the only) player in Brewers history to produce a 50-homer campaign.
- Cecil Cooper: 1980-82
- Ben Oglivie: 1980
- Robin Yount: 1980, 1982, 1989
- Paul Molitor: 1987-88
- Dave Parker: 1990
- Carlos Lee: 2005
- Prince Fielder: 2007, 2011
- Yovani Gallardo: 2010
- Ryan Braun: 2008-12
- Christian Yelich: 2018-19
- William Contreras: 2023-24
Cardinals Silver Slugger Winners
The Cardinals have a long and rich history of elite performances. None had been more consistent in this department — or just about any offensive category, if we’re being honest — than Albert Pujols. His six Silver Slugger Awards all came in the first 10 years of his MLB career.
- Ted Simmons: 1980
- Keith Hernandez: 1980
- George Hendrick: 1980, 1983
- Bob Forsch: 1980, 1987
- Willie McGee: 1985
- Jack Clark: 1985, 1987
- Ozzie Smith: 1987
- Mark McGwire: 1998
- Albert Pujols: 2001, 2003-04, 2008-10
- Scott Rolen: 2002
- Edgar Renteria: 2002-03
- Jim Edmonds: 2004
- Jason Marquis: 2005
- Ryan Ludwick: 2008
- Matt Holliday: 2010
- Yadier Molina: 2013
- Matt Carpenter: 2013
- Adam Wainwright: 2017
- Paul Goldschmidt: 2022
- Nolan Arenado: 2022
Cubs Silver Slugger Winners

Sammy Sosa dominates the Cubs’ single-season and all-time home run leaderboards, and for good reason. It’s not shocking that he won six Silver Sluggers. What did surprise me, though, was he hasn’t won the most in franchise history. That honor goes to Ryne Sandberg, who has seven to his name.
- Leon Durham: 1982
- Ryne Sandberg: 1984-85, 1988-92
- Andre Dawson: 1987
- Sammy Sosa: 1995, 1998-02
- Michael Barrett: 2005
- Derrek Lee: 2005
- Carlos Zambrano: 2006, 2008-09
- Aramis Ramirez: 2011
- Jake Arrieta: 2016
- Anthony Rizzo: 2016
- Javier Baez: 2018
- Cody Bellinger: 2023
Diamondbacks Silver Slugger Winners
As it currently stands, Paul Goldschmidt is the only multi-time winner of the Silver Slugger Award with four for the Diamondbacks. For as good as he is, I also think he’s criminally underrated around the game.
- Luis Gonzalez: 2001
- Micah Owings: 2007
- Justin Upton: 2011
- Daniel Hudson: 2011
- Aaron Hill: 2012
- Paul Goldschmidt: 2013, 2015 2017-18
- David Peralta: 2018
- Zack Greinke: 2019
- Ketel Marte: 2024
Dodgers Silver Slugger Winners
The Dodgers have been around for a long time, and they’ve also experienced a lot of success as a franchise. So, having this long list of Silver Slugger winners is to be expected. But nobody has won it more than Mike Piazza, who won it five straight years. Those were the first five full years of his MLB career, and they only account for half of his career total for this honor.
- Dusty Baker: 1980-81
- Fernando Valenzuela: 1981, 1983
- Pedro Guerrero: 1982
- Steve Sax: 1986
- Tim Leary: 1988
- Kirk Gibson: 1988
- Eddie Murray: 1990
- Orel Hershiser: 1993
- Mike Piazza: 1993-97
- Eric Karros: 1995
- Adrian Beltre: 2004
- Jeff Kent: 2005
- Russell Martin: 2007
- Andre Ethier: 2009
- Matt Kemp: 2009, 2011
- Zack Greinke: 2013
- Adrian Gonzalez: 2014
- Corey Seager: 2016-17
- Cody Bellinger: 2019
- Mookie Betts: 2020, 2022, 2023-24
- Trea Turner: 2022
- Shohei Ohtani: 2024
- Teoscar Hernandez: 2024
Giants Silver Slugger Winners

Barry Bonds is the Giants‘ all-time leader in Silver Slugger Awards with nine. He has 12 overall, which is an MLB record. The other three came with the Pittsburgh Pirates (which you’ll see). When we combine these occurrences, though, Bonds had two separate streaks of winning the award five years in a row.
- Joe Morgan: 1982
- Will Clark: 1989, 1991
- Kevin Mitchell: 1989
- Don Robinson: 1989-90
- Matt Williams: 1990, 1993-94
- Barry Bonds: 1993-94, 1996-97, 2000-04
- Robby Thompson: 1993
- Mark Portugal: 1994
- Jeff Kent: 2000-02
- Rich Aurilia: 2001
- Buster Posey: 2012, 2014-15, 2017
- Madison Bumgarner: 2014-15
- Brandon Crawford: 2015
- Donovan Solano: 2020
Guardians Silver Slugger Winners
Jose Ramirez’s 2022 Silver Slugger Award tied him with Albert Belle for the most in Guardians history with four. Since it appears that Ramirez has no signs of slowing down, he’ll likely take over the top spot soon.
- Andre Thornton: 1984
- Julio Franco: 1988
- Carlos Baerga: 1992-93
- Albert Belle: 1993-96
- Manny Ramirez: 1995, 1999-00
- Jim Thome: 1996
- David Justice: 1997
- Matt Williams: 1997
- Roberto Alomar: 1999-00
- Juan Gonzalez: 2001
- Victor Martinez: 2004
- Grady Sizemore: 2008
- Asdrubal Cabrera: 2011
- Michael Brantley: 2014
- Yan Gomes: 2014
- Francisco Lindor: 2017-18
- Carlos Santana: 2019
- Jose Ramirez: 2017-18, 2020, 2022, 2024
Mariners Silver Slugger Winners
Ken Griffey Jr. is littered all over the Mariners’ single-season and all-time home run leaderboards. So, you knew it was just a formality that his seven Silver Sluggers are the most in Seattle’s history. I also like how Edgar Martinez spread his five awards out over 11 years.
- Ken Griffey Jr.: 1991, 1993-94, 1996-99
- Edgar Martinez: 1992, 1995, 1997, 2001, 2003
- Alex Rodriguez: 1996, 1998-00
- Bret Boone: 2001, 2003
- Ichiro Suzuki: 2001, 2007, 2009
- Nelson Cruz: 2017
- Julio Rodriguez: 2022, 2023
Marlins Silver Slugger Winners
We’ve got a four-way tie for the most Silver Sluggers in Marlins history at two. Miguel Cabrera and Hanley Ramirez are the only two that have done it in consecutive years. But, Giancarlo Stanton’s 2017 award-winning campaign was certainly the most powerful one of all.
- Gary Sheffield: 1993, 1996
- Mike Lowell: 2003
- Miguel Cabrera: 2005-06
- Hanley Ramirez: 2008-09
- Giancarlo Stanton: 2014, 2017
- Dee Gordon: 2015
- Christian Yelich: 2016
- Marcell Ozuna: 2017
- J.T. Realmuto: 2018
- Luis Arraez: 2023
Mets Silver Slugger Winners
In addition to holding this honor with the Dodgers, Mike Piazza’s four Silver Sluggers in New York are also the most in franchise history. However, David Wright is the most recent Mets hitter to win the award in consecutive years.
- Keith Hernandez: 1984
- Gary Carter: 1985-86
- Darryl Strawberry: 1988, 1990
- Howard Johnson: 1989, 1991
- Dwight Gooden: 1992
- Mike Piazza: 1998-02
- Edgardo Alfonzo: 1999
- Mike Hampton: 2000
- Jose Reyes: 2006
- Carlos Beltran: 2006-07
- David Wright: 2007-08
- Yoenis Cespedes: 2016
- Jeff McNeil: 2022
- Francisco Lindor: 2023-24
Team-By-Team Look at Silver Slugger Award Winners
Nationals Silver Slugger Winners

There are a lot of Silver Slugger winners in Expos/Nationals history that I’m not surprised to see here. I knew Ian Desmond captured some during his career. However, I have no recollection of him winning three in a row. Such is life, though. You learn something new every day.
- Andre Dawson: 1980-81, 1983-84
- Gary Carter: 1981-82, 1984
- Al Oliver: 1982
- Tim Wallach: 1985, 1987
- Hubie Brooks: 1985-86
- Tim Raines: 1986
- Andres Galarraga: 1988
- Larry Walker: 1992
- Wil Cordero: 1994
- Moises Alou: 1994
- Vladimir Guerrero: 1999-00, 2002
- Jose Vidro: 2003
- Livan Hernandez: 2004
- Alfonso Soriano: 2006
- Ryan Zimmerman: 2009-10
- Stephen Strasburg: 2012
- Ian Desmond: 2012-14
- Adam LaRoche: 2012
- Anthony Rendon: 2014, 2019
- Bryce Harper: 2015
- Wilson Ramos: 2016
- Daniel Murphy: 2016-17
- Juan Soto: 2020-21
Orioles Silver Slugger Winners
Cal Ripken Jr. revolutionized the shortstop position during his Hall of Fame career. Finally, that spot on the diamond could be viewed as more than just a glove-first player. And if that point wasn’t already clear, winning eight Silver Slugger Awards with the Orioles will certainly help.
- Eddie Murray: 1983-84
- Cal Ripken Jr.: 1983-86, 1989, 1991, 1993-94
- Mickey Tettleton: 1989
- Roberto Alomar: 1996
- Rafael Palmeiro: 1998
- Miguel Tejada: 2004-05
- Melvin Mora: 2004
- Aubrey Huff: 2008
- Chris Davis: 2013
- J.J. Hardy: 2013
- Adam Jones: 2013
- Mark Trumbo: 2016
- Cedric Mullins: 2021
- Adley Rutschman: 2023
- Gunnar Henderson: 2023
- Anthony Santander: 2024
Padres Silver Slugger Winners
Tony Gwynn proved that being an offensive force can go beyond hitting home runs. His 135 career dingers are among the most in Padres history, but that’s not a ton in the grand scheme of things. However, he still collected seven Silver Slugger Awards. That almost matched the number of batting titles he won (eight).
- Terry Kennedy: 1983
- Garry Templeton: 1984
- Tony Gwynn: 1984, 1986-87, 1989, 1994-95, 1997
- Benito Santiago: 1987-88, 1990-91
- Fred McGriff: 1992
- Gary Sheffield: 1992
- Ken Caminiti: 1996
- Greg Vaughn: 1998
- Mark Loretta: 2004
- Chase Headley: 2012
- Fernando Tatis Jr.: 2020-21
- Manny Machado: 2020, 2024
- Juan Soto: 2023
- Jackson Merrill: 2024
- Jurickson Profar: 2024
Pirates Silver Slugger Winners
It’s been a while since we’ve had an opportunity to see prime Andrew McCutchen on the field. Just in case anyone needs a reminder of just how good he was after coming up with the Pirates, the above video will help.
- Don Robinson: 1982
- Johnny Ray: 1983
- Rick Rhoden: 1984-86
- Andy Van Slyke: 1988, 1992
- Bobby Bonilla: 1988, 1990-91
- Barry Bonds: 1990-92
- Jay Bell: 1993
- Jack Wilson: 2004
- Andrew McCutchen: 2012-15
- Pedro Alvarez: 2013
- Neil Walker: 2014
Phillies Silver Slugger Winners

If you asked me to pick which of Ryan Howard, Chase Utley, or Jimmy Rollins won more Silver Sluggers with the Phillies, my answer would’ve been Howard. However, Utley has more (four) than Howard and Rollins combined (two). Being an elite offensive producer at second base will do that.
- Manny Trillo: 1980-81
- Mike Schmidt: 1980-84, 1986
- Pete Rose: 1981
- Juan Samuel: 1987
- Darren Daulton: 1992
- Lenny Dykstra: 1993
- Scott Rolen: 2002
- Bobby Abreu: 2004
- Ryan Howard: 2006
- Chase Utley: 2006-09
- Jimmy Rollins: 2007
- J.T. Realmuto: 2019
- Bryce Harper: 2021, 2023-24
Rangers Silver Slugger Winners
These types of posts are a great reminder as to just how good certain players were. For instance, when I think of Ivan Rodriguez, I think about him throwing out base stealers with his cannon for an arm. He’s a 13-time Gold Glove winner, so I’m not the only one who goes there in their mind. However, Pudge also won seven Silver Sluggers during his career, six of which came with the Rangers.
- Al Oliver: 1980, 1981
- Buddy Bell: 1984
- Ruben Sierra: 1989
- Julio Franco: 1989-91
- Juan Gonzalez: 1992-93, 1996-98
- Ivan Rodriguez: 1994-99
- Rafael Palmeiro: 1999
- Alex Rodriguez: 2001-03
- Mark Teixeira: 2004-05
- Alfonso Soriano: 2004-05
- Josh Hamilton: 2008, 2010
- Vladimir Guerrero Sr.: 2010
- Adrian Beltre: 2011, 2014
- Nathaniel Lowe: 2022
- Marcus Semien: 2023
- Corey Seager: 2023
- Josh Smith: 2024
Rays Silver Slugger Winners
Carlos Peña’s 2007 season with Tampa Bay was the beginning of a very powerful tenure with the Rays. He slugged 46 home runs during that campaign, which is still a franchise record. The first baseman slugged 163 dingers across five years with the organization, which ranks second in team history.
- Carlos Peña: 2007
- Evan Longoria: 2009
- Carl Crawford: 2010
- Yandy Diaz: 2023
Reds Silver Slugger Winners

I just talked about how Cal Ripken Jr. revolutionized how we looked at shortstop regarding offense. Barry Larkin did a pretty good job of it, as well. He didn’t provide as many homers during his Hall of Fame career, but he provided the power/speed combination. Larkin became the first shortstop to join the 30-30 club by doing it with the Reds in 1996.
- George Foster: 1981
- Dave Concepcion: 1981-82
- Joe Morgan: 1982
- Dave Parker: 1985-86
- Eric Davis: 1987, 1989
- Barry Larkin: 1988-92, 1995-96, 1998-99
- Felipe Lopez: 2005
- Brandon Phillips: 2011
- Jay Bruce: 2012-13
Red Sox Silver Slugger Winners
David Ortiz hit 541 homers during his MLB career. Nearly 33% of them (177 dingers) came during the four-season span between 2004 and 2007 when he won four straight Silver Sluggers. Now, that’s what you call domination. He added a single-season Red Sox record of 54 homers in 2006 for good measure, too.
- Don Baylor: 1981
- Rick Burleson: 1981
- Carney Lansford: 1981
- Dwight Evans: 1981, 1987
- Jim Rice: 1983-84
- Wade Boggs: 1983, 1986-89, 1991
- Tony Armas: 1984
- Mike Greenwell: 1988
- Ellis Burks: 1990
- John Valentin: 1995
- Mo Vaughn: 1995
- Nomar Garciaparra: 1997
- Manny Ramirez: 2001-06
- Bill Mueller: 2003
- David Ortiz: 2004-07, 2011, 2013, 2016
- Jason Varitek: 2005
- Dustin Pedroia: 2008
- Jason Bay: 2009
- Adrian Beltre: 2010
- Jacoby Ellsbury: 2011
- Adrian Gonzalez: 2011
- Xander Bogaerts: 2015-16, 2019, 2021-22
- Mookie Betts: 2016, 2018-19
- J.D. Martinez: 2018
- Rafael Devers: 2021, 2023
Rockies Silver Slugger Winners
Todd Helton endeared himself to Rockies fans throughout his MLB career, and he’s also atop the franchise’s home run record books. He’s tied with Larry Walker for the single-season record and is the sole owner of the all-time mark.
- Dante Bichette: 1995
- Vinny Castilla: 1995, 1997-98
- Andres Galarraga: 1996
- Ellis Burks: 1996
- Eric Young Sr.: 1996
- Larry Walker: 1997-99
- Todd Helton: 2000-03
- Matt Holliday: 2006-08
- Carlos Gonzalez: 2010, 2015
- Troy Tulowitzki: 2010-11
- Michael Cuddyer: 2013
- Nolan Arenado: 2015-18
- Charlie Blackmon: 2016-17
- German Marquez: 2018
- Trevor Story: 2018-19
Royals Silver Slugger Winners
There was quite a bit of a gap there, but Salvador Perez is the first Royals player to win multiple Silver Sluggers with the team since George Brett and Willie Wilson in the 1980s.
- George Brett: 1980, 1985, 1988
- Willie Wilson: 1980, 1982
- Hal McRae: 1982
- Frank White: 1986
- Gary Gaetti: 1995
- Dean Palmer: 1998
- Billy Butler: 2012
- Kendrys Morales: 2015
- Salvador Perez: 2016, 2018, 2020-21, 2024
- Eric Hosmer: 2017
- Bobby Witt Jr.: 2024
Tigers Silver Slugger Winners

In a similar scope, Miguel Cabrera did something for the Tigers that hadn’t been done in quite some time. His multiple Silver Slugger Awards are the first time it’s happened for the franchise since Mickey Tettleton won his second straight one in 1992.
- Lance Parrish: 1980, 1982-84, 1986
- Lou Whitaker: 1983-85, 1987
- Matt Nokes: 1987
- Alan Trammell: 1987-88, 1990
- Cecil Fielder: 1990-91
- Mickey Tettleton: 1991-92
- Travis Fryman: 1992
- Damion Easley: 1998
- Dean Palmer: 1999
- Ivan Rodriguez: 2004
- Placido Polanco: 2007
- Magglio Ordóñez: 2007
- Miguel Cabrera: 2010, 2012-13, 2015-16
- Alex Avila: 2011
- Prince Fielder: 2012
- Torii Hunter: 2013
- Victor Martinez: 2014
- J.D. Martinez: 2015
Twins Silver Slugger Winners
Kirby Puckett’s place in Twins history regarding Silver Sluggers is similar to what Harmon Killebrew has done for Minnesota’s single-season and all-time home run leaderboards. Puckett is the only Twins hitter with six of these awards. However, Joe Mauer gave it a good run by winning five in a row himself.
- Kirby Puckett: 1986-89, 1992, 1994
- Chuck Knoblauch: 1995, 1997
- Paul Molitor: 1996
- Joe Mauer: 2006-10
- Justin Morneau: 2006, 2008
- Josh Willingham: 2012
- Nelson Cruz: 2019
- Mitch Garver: 2019
- Luis Arraez: 2022
White Sox Silver Slugger Winners
Judging from how much Frank Thomas appears on various franchise home run leaderboards, you’d assume he’d have a whole boatload of Silver Slugger Awards from his White Sox tenure. It’s not like four isn’t a lot, but it’s a little surprising. He does have two AL MVPs and is in the Hall of Fame, so I think that’ll make up for it.
- Carlton Fisk: 1981, 1985, 1988
- Harold Baines: 1989
- Frank Thomas: 1991, 1993-94, 2000
- Julio Franco: 1994
- Albert Belle: 1998
- Magglio Ordóñez: 2000, 2002
- Jermaine Dye: 2006
- Joe Crede: 2006
- Carlos Quentin: 2008
- Alexei Ramirez: 2010, 2014
- Jose Abreu: 2014, 2018, 2020
- Tim Anderson: 2020
- Eloy Jimenez: 2020
- Luis Robert Jr.: 2023
Yankees Silver Slugger Winners

I wish Silver Sluggers were around when Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig played. Man, they would’ve cleaned up with these awards. Joe DiMaggio, too. The list goes on and on. It’s not like there aren’t any Yankees on this list, though. Twenty-two players who have won at least one Silver Slugger while donning pinstripes.
- Reggie Jackson: 1980
- Willie Ranolph: 1980
- Dave Winfield: 1981-82, 1984-85
- Don Baylor: 1983, 1985
- Rickey Henderson: 1985
- Don Mattingly: 1985-87
- Mike Stanley: 1993
- Wade Boggs: 1993-94
- Tino Martinez: 1997
- Jorge Posada: 2000-03, 2007
- Alfonso Soriano: 2002
- Jason Giambi: 2002
- Bernie Williams: 2002
- Gary Sheffield: 2004-05
- Alex Rodriguez: 2005, 2007-08
- Derek Jeter: 2006-09, 2012
- Robinson Cano: 2006, 2010-13
- Mark Teixeira: 2009
- Curtis Granderson: 2011
- Gary Sanchez: 2017
- Aaron Judge: 2017, 2021-22, 20224
- DJ LeMahieu: 2019-20
- Juan Soto: 2024
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