List of Silver Slugger Award winners at outfield
American League winners

List of Silver Slugger Award winners at outfield

Section Title: American League winners
Table Section Text: None

Year	Player	Team	AVG	OBP	SLG	HR	RBI	Ref

1980	Ben Oglivie	Milwaukee Brewers	.304	.362	.563	41	118

1980	Al Oliver	Texas Rangers	.319	.357	.480	19	117

1980	Willie Wilson	Kansas City Royals	.326	.357	.421	3	49

1981	Dwight Evans	Boston Red Sox	.296	.415	.522	22	71

1981	Rickey Henderson†	Oakland Athletics	.319	.408	.437	6	35

1981	Dave Winfield†	New York Yankees	.294	.360	.464	13	68

1982	Reggie Jackson†	California Angels	.275	.375	.532	39	101

1982	Willie Wilson	Kansas City Royals	.332	.365	.431	3	46

1982	Dave Winfield†	New York Yankees	.280	.331	.560	37	106

1983	Lloyd Moseby	Toronto Blue Jays	.315	.376	.499	18	81

1983	Jim Rice†	Boston Red Sox	.305	.361	.550	39	126

1983	Dave Winfield†	New York Yankees	.283	.345	.513	32	116

1984	Tony Armas	Boston Red Sox	.268	.300	.531	43	123

1984	Jim Rice†	Boston Red Sox	.280	.323	.467	28	122

1984	Dave Winfield†	New York Yankees	.340	.393	.515	19	100

1985	George Bell	Toronto Blue Jays	.275	.327	.479	28	95

1985	Rickey Henderson†	New York Yankees	.314	.419	.516	24	72

1985	Dave Winfield†	New York Yankees	.275	.328	.471	26	114

1986	Jesse Barfield	Toronto Blue Jays	.289	.368	.559	40	108

1986	George Bell	Toronto Blue Jays	.309	.349	.532	31	108

1986	Kirby Puckett†	Minnesota Twins	.328	.366	.537	31	96

1987	George Bell	Toronto Blue Jays	.308	.352	.605	47	134

1987	Dwight Evans	Boston Red Sox	.305	.417	.569	34	123

1987	Kirby Puckett†	Minnesota Twins	.332	.367	.534	28	99

1988	Jose Canseco	Oakland Athletics	.307	.391	.569	42	124

1988	Mike Greenwell	Boston Red Sox	.325	.416	.531	22	119

1988	Kirby Puckett†	Minnesota Twins	.356	.375	.545	24	121

1989	Kirby Puckett†	Minnesota Twins	.339	.379	.465	9	85

1989	Rubén Sierra	Texas Rangers	.306	.347	.543	29	119

1989	Robin Yount†	Milwaukee Brewers	.318	.384	.511	21	103

1990	Ellis Burks	Boston Red Sox	.296	.349	.486	21	89

1990	Jose Canseco	Oakland Athletics	.274	.371	.543	37	101

1990	Rickey Henderson†	Oakland Athletics	.325	.439	.577	28	61

1991	Jose Canseco	Oakland Athletics	.266	.359	.556	44	122

1991	Joe Carter	Toronto Blue Jays	.273	.330	.503	33	108

1991	Ken Griffey, Jr.†	Seattle Mariners	.327	.399	.527	22	100

1992	Joe Carter	Toronto Blue Jays	.264	.309	.498	34	119

1992	Juan González	Texas Rangers	.260	.304	.529	43	109

1992	Kirby Puckett†	Minnesota Twins	.329	.374	.490	19	110

1993	Albert Belle	Cleveland Indians	.290	.370	.552	38	129

1993	Juan González	Texas Rangers	.310	.368	.632	46	118

1993	Ken Griffey, Jr.†	Seattle Mariners	.309	.408	.617	45	109

1994	Albert Belle	Cleveland Indians	.357	.438	.714	36	101

1994	Ken Griffey, Jr.†	Seattle Mariners	.323	.402	.674	40	90

1994	Kirby Puckett†	Minnesota Twins	.317	.362	.540	20	112

1995	Albert Belle	Cleveland Indians	.317	.401	.690	50	126

1995	Manny Ramirez	Cleveland Indians	.308	.402	.558	31	107

1995	Tim Salmon	California Angels	.330	.429	.594	34	105

1996	Albert Belle	Cleveland Indians	.311	.410	.623	48	148

1996	Juan González	Texas Rangers	.314	.368	.643	47	144

1996	Ken Griffey, Jr.†	Seattle Mariners	.303	.392	.628	49	140

1997	David Justice	Cleveland Indians	.329	.418	.596	33	101

1997	Juan González	Texas Rangers	.296	.335	.589	42	131

1997	Ken Griffey, Jr.†	Seattle Mariners	.304	.382	.646	56	147

1998	Albert Belle	Chicago White Sox	.328	.399	.655	49	152

1998	Juan González	Texas Rangers	.318	.366	.630	45	157

1998	Ken Griffey, Jr.†	Seattle Mariners	.284	.365	.611	56	146

1999	Shawn Green	Toronto Blue Jays	.309	.384	.588	42	123

1999	Ken Griffey, Jr.†	Seattle Mariners	.285	.384	.576	48	134

1999	Manny Ramirez	Cleveland Indians	.333	.442	.663	44	165

2000	Darin Erstad	Anaheim Angels	.355	.409	.541	25	100

2000	Magglio Ordóñez	Chicago White Sox	.315	.371	.546	32	126

2000	Manny Ramirez	Cleveland Indians	.351	.457	.697	38	122

2001	Juan González	Cleveland Indians	.325	.370	.590	35	140

2001	Manny Ramirez	Boston Red Sox	.306	.405	.609	41	125

2001	Ichiro Suzuki	Seattle Mariners	.350	.381	.457	8	69

2002	Garret Anderson	Anaheim Angels	.306	.332	.539	29	123

2002	Magglio Ordóñez	Chicago White Sox	.320	.381	.597	38	135

2002	Bernie Williams	New York Yankees	.333	.415	.493	19	102

2003	Garret Anderson	Anaheim Angels	.315	.345	.541	29	116

2003	Manny Ramirez	Boston Red Sox	.325	.427	.587	37	104

2003	Vernon Wells	Toronto Blue Jays	.317	.359	.550	33	117

2004	Vladimir Guerrero†	Anaheim Angels	.337	.391	.598	39	126

2004	Manny Ramirez	Boston Red Sox	.308	.397	.613	43	130

2004	Gary Sheffield	New York Yankees	.290	.393	.534	36	121

2005	Vladimir Guerrero†	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	.317	.394	.565	32	108

2005	Manny Ramirez	Boston Red Sox	.292	.388	.594	45	144

2005	Gary Sheffield	New York Yankees	.291	.379	.512	34	123

2006	Jermaine Dye	Chicago White Sox	.315	.385	.622	44	120

2006	Vladimir Guerrero†	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	.329	.382	.552	33	116

2006	Manny Ramirez	Boston Red Sox	.321	.439	.619	35	102

2007	Vladimir Guerrero†	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	.324	.403	.547	27	125

2007	Magglio Ordóñez	Detroit Tigers	.363	.434	.595	28	139

2007	Ichiro Suzuki	Seattle Mariners	.351	.396	.431	6	68

2008	Josh Hamilton	Texas Rangers	.304	.371	.530	32	130

2008	Carlos Quentin	Chicago White Sox	.288	.394	.571	36	100

2008	Grady Sizemore	Cleveland Indians	.268	.374	.502	33	90

2009	Jason Bay	Boston Red Sox	.267	.384	.537	36	119

2009	Torii Hunter	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	.299	.366	.508	22	90

2009	Ichiro Suzuki	Seattle Mariners	.352	.386	.465	11	46

2010	José Bautista	Toronto Blue Jays	.260	.378	.465	54	124

2010	Carl Crawford	Tampa Bay Rays	.307	.356	.495	19	90

2010	Josh Hamilton	Texas Rangers	.359	.411	.633	32	100

2011	Curtis Granderson	New York Yankees	.262	.364	.552	41	119

2011	José Bautista	Toronto Blue Jays	.302	.447	.608	43	103

2011	Jacoby Ellsbury	Boston Red Sox	.321	.376	.552	32	105

2012	Josh Hamilton	Texas Rangers	.285	.354	.577	43	128

2012	Mike Trout	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	.326	.399	.564	30	83

2012	Josh Willingham	Minnesota Twins	.260	.366	.524	35	110

2013	Torii Hunter	Detroit Tigers	.304	.334	.465	17	84

2013	Adam Jones	Baltimore Orioles	.285	.318	.493	33	108

2013	Mike Trout	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	.323	.432	.557	27	97

2014	José Bautista	Toronto Blue Jays	.286	.403	.524	35	103

2014	Michael Brantley	Cleveland Indians	.327	.385	.506	20	97

2014	Mike Trout	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	.287	.377	.561	36	111

2015	Nelson Cruz	Seattle Mariners	.302	.369	.419	44	93

2015	J. D. Martinez	Detroit Tigers	.282	.344	.535	38	102

2015	Mike Trout	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	.299	.402	.590	41	90

2016	Mookie Betts	Boston Red Sox	.318	.363	.534	31	113

2016	Mike Trout	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	.315	.441	.550	29	100

2016	Mark Trumbo	Baltimore Orioles	.256	.316	.533	47	108

2017	Aaron Judge	New York Yankees	.284	.422	.627	52	114

2017	George Springer	Houston Astros	.283	.367	.522	34	85

2017	Justin Upton	Detroit Tigers Los Angeles Angels	.273	.361	.540	35	109

2018	Mookie Betts	Boston Red Sox	.346	.438	.640	32	80

2018	J. D. Martinez	Boston Red Sox	.330	.402	.629	43	130

2018	Mike Trout	Los Angeles Angels	.312	.460	.628	39	79

Sentence(s)

Mark Trumbo won the Silver Slugger Award, the first of his career.

final_sentence: Mark Trumbo won the Silver Slugger Award, the first of his career.