The following batters all hit 30 Home Runs or more during the 2011 Minor League Baseball Season.
Bryan LaHair Chicago Cubs – 38 Home Runs
Ian Gac Chicago White Sox – 33 Home Runs
Tim Wheeler Colorado Rockies – 33 Home Runs
Matt Adams St Louis Cardinals – 32 Home Runs
Corey Dickerson Colorado Rockies – 32 Home Runs
Jorge Vazquez New York Yankees – 32 Home Runs
Jai Miller Oakland Athletics – 32 Home Runs
Ryan Lavarnway Boston Red Sox – 32 Home Runs
Tyler Moore Washington Nationals – 31 Home Runs
Yazy Arbelo Arizona Diamondbacks – 31 Home Runs
Michael Choice Oakland Athletics – 30 Home Runs
Alex Liddi Seattle Mariners – 30 Home Runs
Bryce Brentz Boston Red Sox – 30 Home Runs
Paul Goldschmidt Arizona Diamondbacks – 30 Home Runs
Neftali Soto Cincinnati Reds – 30 Home Runs
Michael Bianucci Texas Rangers – 30 Home Runs
AAA:
Kevin Youkilis Boston Red Sox – Home Run #1
Mauro Gomez Atlanta Braves – Home Run #19 & #20
Jordy Mercer Pittsburgh Pirates – Home Run #6
Dallas McPherson Chicago White Sox – Home Run #20
Jai Miller Oakland Athletics – Home Run #31
Tim Federowicz Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #6
Conor Gillaspie San Francisco Giants – Home Run #12
AA:
Andrew Lambo Pittsburgh Pirates – Home Run #8
Brahiam Maldonado New York Mets – Home Run #28
Moises Sierra Toronto Blue Jays – Home Run #18
Matt Rizzotti Philadelphia Phillies – Home Run #24
Luis Jimenez Los Angeles Angels – Home Run #17
Matt Long Los Angeles Angels – Home Run #1
High-A:
Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – Home Run #18
Tommy Medica San Diego Padres – Home Run #5
Ian Gac Chicago White Sox – Home Run #33
Joe Terdoslavich Atlanta Braves – Home Run #18
Scooter Gennett Milwaukee Brewers – Home Run #9
Hunter Morris Milwaukee Brewers – Home Run #18
Matt Szczur Chicago Cubs – Home Run #5
Brad Glenn Toronto Blue Jays – Home Run #25
Cory Vaughn New York Mets – Home Run #8
Neil Medchill New York Yankees – Home Run #11
Matt Davidson Arizona Diamondbacks – Home Run #18
Low-A:
Yazy Arbelo Arizona Diamondbacks – Home Run #31
James Robbins Detroit Tigers – Home Run #15 & #16
Jonathan Rodriguez St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #19 & #20
Michael Gonzalez Minnesota Twins – Home Run #15
Lance Ray Minnesota Twins – Home Run #16
AAA:
Tim Beckham Tampa Bay Rays – Home Run #3
Brandon Guyer Tampa Bay Rays – Home Run #12
Jerad Head Cleveland Indians – Home Run #24
Cord Phelps Cleveland Indians – Home Run #14
Jared Goedert Cleveland Indians – Home Run #12
Lorenzo Cain Kansas City Royals – Home Run #16
Nick Stavinoha St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #27
Devin Mesoraco Cincinnati Reds – Home Run #14 & #15
Jai Miller Oakland Athletics – Home Run #30
Jeremy Moore Los Angeles Angels – Home Run #15
AA:
Tony Sanchez Pittsburgh Pirates – Home Run #5
Matt Den Dekker New York Mets – Home Run #9
Matt Rizzotti Philadelphia Phillies – Home Run #21
Neftali Soto Cincinnati Reds – Home Run #27
Nick Franklin Seattle Mariners – Home Run #2
Seth Loman Chicago White Sox – Home Run #17
Michael Bianucchi Texas Rangers – Home Run #29
Tommy Mendonca Texas Rangers – Home Run #24
Zack Cox St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #8 & #9
High-A:
Jordan Lennerton Detroit Tigers – Home Run #12
Steven Bumbry Baltimore Orioles – Home Run #10
Matt Davidson Arizona Diamondbacks – Home Run #16
Blake Smith Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #15
Denny Almonte Seattle Mariners – Home Run #21
Low-A:
Yazy Arbelo Arizona Diamondbacks – Home Run #28
Richard Jones Chicago Cubs – Home Run #22
Marcus Knecht Toronto Blue Jays – Home Run #16
Brandon Jacobs Boston Red Sox – Home Run #16
Marcell Ozuna Florida Marlins – Home Run #22
Jacob Realmuto Florida Marlins – Home Run #9 & #10
Andrew Maggi Pittsburgh Pirates – Home Run #3
Blake Forsythe New York Mets – Home Run #8
Telvin Nash Houston Astros – Home Run #13
Jairo Perez Minnesota Twins – Home Run #15
AAA:
Alex Liddi Seattle Mariners – Home Run #27
Carlos Peguero Seattle Mariners – Home Run #11
Bryan LaHair Chicago Cubs – Home Run #32
Travis Snider Toronto Blue Jays – Home Run #3
Bill Hall San Francisco Giants – Home Run #3 & #4
Jai Miller Oakland Athletics – Home Run #29
Daniel Nava Boston Red Sox – Home Run #6
Cody Overbeck Philadelphia Phillies – Home Run #4
AA:
Moises Sierra Toronto Blue Jays – Home Run #17
Joe Benson Minnesota Twins – Home Run #11
Andrew Lambo Pittsburgh Pirates – Home Run #5
Allan Dykstra New York Mets – Home Run #15
Seth Loman Chicago White Sox – Home Run #14 & #15
Alex Castellanos Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #1
Tommy Mendonca Texas Rangers – Home Run #23
T J Steele Houston Astros – Home Run #10
High-A:
Ehire Adrianza San Francisco Giants – Home Run #1 & #2
Jarrett Parker San Francisco Giants – Home Run #11
Brodie Greene Cincinnati Reds – Home Run #13
Chris Owings Arizona Diamondbacks – Home Run #10
Steven Bumbry Baltimore Orioles – Home Run #8
Xavier Scruggs St Louis Cardinals – Home Run #17
Tony Plagman Detroit Tigers – Home Run #17
Low-A:
Yazy Arbelo Arizona Diamondbacks – Home Run #26
Derrick Dietrich Tampa Bay Rays – Home Run #17
Philip Wunderlich Tampa Bay Rays – Home Run #16
Christian Yelich Florida Marlins – Home Run #12
Evan Gattis Atlanta Braves – Home Run #19
AAA:
Brandon Inge Detroit Tigers – Home Run #4
Stefan Gartrell Atlanta Braves – Home Run #23
Jared Head Cleveland Indians – Home Run #16
Jerry Sands Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #17
Brett Jackson Chicago Cubs – Home Run #3
Marwin Gonzalez Chicago Cubs – Home Run #2
Jai Miller Oakland Athletics – Home Run #27
Wily Mo Pena Seattle Mariners – Home Run #22
Michael Saunders Seattle Mariners – Home Run #3 & #4
AA:
Travis d’Arnaud Toronto Blue Jays – Home Run #14
Roger Kieschnick San Francisco Giants – Home Run #13
Bill Rhinehart Cincinnati Reds – Home Run #1
Scott Van Slyke Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #13
Tim Beckham Tampa Bay Rays – Home Run #7
Jamie Romak Kansas City Royals – Home Run #17 & #18
High-A:
David Nick Arizona Diamondbacks – Home Run #11
Jeudy Velez San Diego Padres – Home Run #10
Stefan Welch New York Mets – Home Run #13
Brian Van Kirk Toronto Blue Jays – Home Run #8 & #9
Low-A:
Jonathan Garcia Los Angeles Dodgers – Home Run #17
Xander Bogaerts Boston Red Sox – Home Run #8 & #9
Edward Salcedo Atlanta Braves – Home Run #11
Former Florida Marlins prospect Jai Miller, now 26 years old, is having a Triple-A All Star season for the Sacramento River Cats in the Oakland Athletics system. Miller has hit 7 Home Runs in his last 10 games and has a career high 22 Home Runs on the season. Miller talks about his motivation to make it back to the big leagues after getting a taste majors, playing 55 games for the Royals in 2010.
Miller’s bat heats up for River Cats — SacBee.com
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