Former Las Vegas 51s/Aviators Players in Major League Baseball in 2026:

Total Number of Players is 94

Jason Alexander (Houston)

Nick Allen (Houston)

*Pete Alonso (Baltimore)

Elvis Alvarado (Athletics)

Mason Barnett (Athletics)

Brady Basso (Athletics)

Osvaldo Bido (Atlanta, Chicago White Sox)

Hunter Bigge (Tampa Bay)

Paul Blackburn (New York Yankees)

JJ Bleday (Cincinnati)

Henry Bolte (Athletics)

Ben Bowden (Athletics)

Joe Boyle (Tampa Bay)

Jonah Bride (Texas)

Aaron Brooks (Tampa Bay)

Lawrence Butler (Athletics)

Daz Cameron (Toronto)

Denzel Clarke (Athletics)

Michael Conforto (Chicago Cubs)

Carlos Cortes (Athletics)

Travis d’Arnaud (Los Angeles Angels)

Jacob deGrom (Texas)

Carlos Duran (Kansas City)

Joey Estes (Athletics

Tyler Ferguson (Athletics, Chicago Cubs)

Kyle Finnegan (Detroit)

Matt Gage (San Francisco)

Zack Gelof (Athletics)

J.T. Ginn (Athletics)

Anthony Gose (Kansas City)

Tristan Gray (Minnesota)

Brett Harris (Athletics, Boston, San Francisco)

Hogan Harris (Athletics)

Geoff Hartlieb (Athletics)

Jonah Heim (Atlanta, Athletics)

Darell Hernaiz (Athletics)

Grant Holman (Philadelphia)

Grant Holmes (Atlanta)

Seth Johnson (Philadelphia, Athletics)

Hayden Juenger (Toronto, Athletics)

Gage Jump (Athletics)

Janson Junk (Miami)

Michael Kelly (Athletics)

Buddy Kennedy (Seattle, San Francisco)

Will Klein (Los Angeles Dodgers)

Jared Koenig (Milwaukee)

Brooks Kriske (Athletics)

Matt Krook (Athletics, Washington)

Joel Kuhnel (Athletics, Milwaukee, San Francisco)

Joshua Kuroda-Grauer (Athletics)

Nick Kurtz (Athletics)

Shea Langeliers (Athletics)

Jacob Lopez (Athletics)

Seth Lugo (Kansas City)

Jesús Luzardo (Philadelphia)

Vimael Machin (Colorado)

Jorge Mateo (Atlanta, Tampa Bay

Steven Matz (Tampa Bay)

Jeff McNeil (Athletics)

Luis Medina (Athletics)

Joey Meneses (Athletics)

Mason Miller (San Diego)

Sam Moll (Cincinnati)

Luis Morales (Athletics)

Kade Morris (Athletics)

Max Muncy (Athletics)

Sean Murphy (Atlanta)

Brandon Nimmo (Texas)

Jonathan Ornelas (Athletics, Milwaukee)

Cristian Pache (New York Mets)

Chad Patrick (Milwaukee)

Jhonny Pereda (Seattle)

Junior Perez (Chicago White Sox)

Jack Perkins (Athletics)

Yohel Pozo (St. Louis, Baltimore)

Joe Rock (Chicago White Sox, Athletics)

Taylor Rashi (Arizona, Athletics)

Drew Rom (Milwaukee, Athletics)

Amed Rosario (New York Yankees)

Max Schuemann (New York Yankees)

J.P. Sears (San Diego)

Brian Serven (Athletics)

Paul Sewald (Arizona, Toronto)

Dominic Smith (Atlanta)

Tyler Soderstrom (Athletics)

Mitch Spence (Kansas City)

Michael Stefanic (Athletics)

Justin Sterner (Athletics)

Colby Thomas (Athletics)

Yunior Tur (Athletics)

Ken Waldichuk (Washington)

Zack Wheeler (Philadelphia)

Tommy White (Athletics)

Jacob Wilson (Athletics)

*Pete Alonso: first player in MLB history to lead both AL & NL in RBI’s in his career (113 in ’26 with Orioles; 131 RBI in ’22 with Mets); first player in MLB history to hit 40 or more HR’s in debut season with a team in both leagues (53 HR in ’19 Mets and 43 HR in ’26 Orioles)

Note: September 3, 2018: Pete Alonso hit the final pitch in the history of Cashman Field for Las Vegas Triple-A professional baseball and delivered a walk-off, two-run homer - 51s defeated Sacramento, 4-3, in the season finale.

FORMER MANAGERS, COACHES, PLAYERS IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL:

COACHES (28)

Brandon Allen (St. Louis Cardinals, Assistant Hitting Coach): Las Vegas player (2014-15)

Sandy Alomar, Jr. (Cleveland Guardians, First Base Coach & Catching Coach): Las Vegas player (1988-89)

J.P. Arencibia (New York Mets, Catching Coach): Las Vegas player (2009-10)

Cody Asche (Detroit Tigers, Assistant Hitting Coach): Las Vegas player (2018)

Tarrik Brock (Pittsburgh Pirates, First Base Coach): Las Vegas player (2003)

Darren Bush (Athletics, Bench Coach & Director of Hitting): Las Vegas player (2000)

Jesse Chavez (San Francisco, Bullpen Coach): Las Vegas player (2012)

Joey Cora (Detroit Tigers, Third Base Coach & Infield Coach): Las Vegas player (1987-90)

Collin Cowgill (Cincinnati Reds, First Base Coach): Las Vegas player (2013)

Danny Farquhar (Seattle Mariners, Pitching Strategist & Assistant Pitching Coach): Las Vegas player (2011)

Dustin Garneau (Atlanta, Catching Coach): Las Vegas player (2019)

Chris Hook (Milwaukee, Pitching Coach): Las Vegas player (1997)

Tim Hyers (Atlanta, Hitting Coach): Las Vegas player (1994)

Dean Kiekhefer (St. Louis, Pitching Strategist): Las Vegas player (2019)

Jason Lane (Milwaukee Brewers, Offense & Strategist Coordinator): Las Vegas player (2009-11)

John Lannan (Toronto Blue Jays, Mental Performance Coach): Las Vegas player (2014)

George Lombard (Detroit Tigers, Bench Coach): Las Vegas player (2008)

Mike Maddux (Los Angeles Angels, Pitching Coach): Las Vegas player (1997)

Mike McCoy (San Diego Padres, Assistant Hitting Coach): Las Vegas player (2010-12)

Chad Mottola (Tampa Bay Rays, Hitting Coach): Las Vegas Hitting Coach (2010-12)

Alex Pelaez (Cincinnati Reds, Assistant Hitting Coach): Las Vegas player (1999-2000)

Kevin Plawecki (San Diego, Catching Coach): Las Vegas player (2014-18)

Victor Rodriguez (Houston, Hitting Coach): Las Vegas player (1985)

Mark Strittmatter (Chicago Cubs, Major League Field Coordinator): Las Vegas Player (2000)

Chris Truby (Pittsburgh Pirates, Infield Coach): Las Vegas player (2006)

Ramon Vazquez (Boston Red Sox, Bench Coach): Las Vegas player (2011)

Pete Walker (Toronto Blue Jays, Pitching Coach): Las Vegas player (1996)

Chris Woodward (Los Angeles Dodgers, First Base Coach): Las Vegas player (2011-12)