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Larry MacPhail Award

TheLarry MacPhail Award was presented annually from 1966 to 2019 byMinor League Baseball to recognize "a club that demonstrates outstanding and creative marketing and promotional efforts within its community, its ballpark (including non-game day events), in media, and other promotional materials".[1] The award was named in honor ofBaseball Hall of Fame memberLarry MacPhail, a baseball executive who was considered an innovator in the sport, particularly in the areas of marketing and promotion.[2] It was usually presented during baseball'sWinter Meetings.[2]

Larry MacPhail Award
SportBaseball
LeagueMinor League Baseball
Awarded forThe top promotional effort in Minor League Baseball
CountryUnited States
Canada
Mexico
Presented byMinor League Baseball
History
First awardSpartanburg Phillies (1966)
Final awardLehigh Valley IronPigs (2019)
Most wins

No award was given in 2020 after the cancellation of the minor league season due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.[3] In 2021,Major League Baseball assumed control of the minor leagues and the honor was discontinued.[4] The Golden Bobblehead Awards, previously issued at the annual Minor League Baseball Innovators Summit,[5] began to be issued at the Winter Meetings in place of the Larry MacPhail Award to recognize the top promotional efforts in the minors.[6]

Forty-six teams won the Larry MacPhail Award. TheColumbus Clippers,El Paso Diablos, andNashville Sounds each won the award on three occasions, more than any other teams, followed by theCharleston RiverDogs,Hawaii Islanders,Reading Phillies,Richmond Braves, andRochester Red Wings, who each won the award twice.International League teams won the award eight times, more than any other league, followed by theEastern League,Pacific Coast League,Southern League, andTexas League (6); theAmerican Association,Florida State League, andMidwest League (4); thePioneer League andSouth Atlantic League (3); theCalifornia League andNew York–Penn League (2); and theCarolina League,Northwestern League, andWestern Carolinas League (1). Eighteen teams competed at theTriple-A andDouble-A classification levels, more than any other classes, followed byClass A (10);Class A-Advanced (5); andClass A Short Season andRookie (3).

Winners

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TheNashville Sounds' front office staff posing with their three Larry MacPhail Awards (1978, 1980, & 1981)
 
Wild Fang,mascot of theRochester Red Wings meeting young fans
 
Postgame fireworks atBlair County Ballpark, home of theAltoona Curve
 
Rocky Bluewinkle,mascot of theWilmington Blue Rocks, plays a promotional game in-between innings
 
An inflatable Canaligator, mascot of theLowell Spinners, greeting fans outside ofEdward A. LeLacheur Park
 
Amascot race at theBuffalo Bisons'Sahlen Field featuring (from left) twoBuffalo wings,bleu cheese, abeef on weck sandwich, and acarrot
Key
(#)Number of wins by teams who won the award multiple times
^Indicates multiple award winners in the same year
Winners
YearTeamLeagueClassRef.
1966Spartanburg PhilliesWestern Carolinas LeagueClass A[7]
1967Rochester Red Wings(1)International LeagueTriple-A[8]
1968Cocoa AstrosFlorida State LeagueClass A[9]
1969Hawaii Islanders(1)Pacific Coast LeagueTriple-A[10]
1970^Hawaii Islanders(2)Pacific Coast LeagueTriple-A[11]
Wichita AerosAmerican AssociationTriple-A[12]
1971Oklahoma City 89ersAmerican AssociationTriple-A[13]
1972San Antonio BrewersTexas LeagueDouble-A[14]
1973Tucson TorosPacific Coast LeagueTriple-A[15]
1974West Palm Beach ExposFlorida State LeagueClass A[16]
1975Tacoma TwinsPacific Coast LeagueTriple-A[17]
1976^Cedar Rapids GiantsMidwest LeagueClass A[18]
El Paso Diablos(1)Texas LeagueDouble-A[19]
1977Columbus Clippers(1)International LeagueTriple-A[20]
1978Nashville Sounds(1)Southern LeagueDouble-A[21]
1979Columbus Clippers(2)International LeagueTriple-A[22]
1980Nashville Sounds(2)Southern LeagueDouble-A[23]
1981Nashville Sounds(3)Southern LeagueDouble-A[24]
1982El Paso Diablos(2)Texas LeagueDouble-A[25]
1983Arkansas TravelersTexas LeagueDouble-A[26]
1984^Billings MustangsPioneer LeagueRookie[27]
Columbus Clippers(3)International LeagueTriple-A[28]
1985Richmond Braves(1)International LeagueTriple-A[29]
1986Iowa CubsAmerican AssociationTriple-A[30]
1987Albuquerque DukesPacific Coast LeagueTriple-A[31]
1988Birmingham BaronsSouthern LeagueDouble-A[32]
1989Buffalo BisonsAmerican AssociationTriple-A[33]
1990Richmond Braves(2)International LeagueTriple-A[34]
1991Salt Lake City TrappersPioneer LeagueRookie[35]
1992Fort Myers MiracleFlorida State LeagueClass A-Advanced[36]
1993El Paso Diablos(3)Texas LeagueDouble-A[37]
1994Reading Phillies(1)Eastern LeagueDouble-A[38]
1995Kane County CougarsMidwest LeagueClass A[39]
1996Wilmington Blue RocksCarolina LeagueClass A-Advanced[40]
1997Rochester Red Wings(2)International LeagueTriple-A[41]
1998Charleston RiverDogs(1)South Atlantic LeagueClass A[42]
1999Reading Phillies(2)Eastern LeagueDouble-A[43]
2000Lowell SpinnersNew York–Penn LeagueClass A Short Season[44]
2001Tennessee SmokiesSouthern LeagueDouble-A[45]
2002Lakewood BlueClawsSouth Atlantic LeagueClass A[46]
2003Trenton ThunderEastern LeagueDouble-A[47]
2004Altoona CurveEastern LeagueDouble-A[48]
2005Brevard County ManateesFlorida State LeagueClass A-Advanced[49]
2006Round Rock ExpressPacific Coast LeagueTriple-A[50]
2007West Michigan WhitecapsMidwest LeagueClass A[51]
2008Ogden RaptorsPioneer LeagueRookie[52]
2009Chattanooga LookoutsSouthern LeagueDouble-A[53]
2010New Hampshire Fisher CatsEastern LeagueDouble-A[54]
2011Lake Elsinore StormCalifornia LeagueClass A-Advanced[55]
2012Wisconsin Timber RattlersMidwest LeagueClass A[56]
2013Charleston RiverDogs(2)South Atlantic LeagueClass A[57]
2014San Jose GiantsCalifornia LeagueClass A-Advanced[58]
2015Akron RubberDucksEastern LeagueDouble-A[59]
2016Midland RockHoundsTexas LeagueDouble-A[60]
2017Brooklyn CyclonesNew York–Penn LeagueClass A Short Season[61]
2018Eugene EmeraldsNorthwestern LeagueClass A Short Season[62]
2019Lehigh Valley IronPigsInternational LeagueTriple-A[63]

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