The longest season in the history of the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp saw the development of many minor leaguers who made their way to Miami and impacted the team. Under the leadership of new manager Daren Brown, they finished in 3rd place in the International League East division standings and didn’t drop below the .500 mark at any point after the month of April.
This article will focus mainly on players who made the jump from AAA to MLB, plus a few season-long Jumbo Shrimp who had interesting production in 2022.
Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (80-69)
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Max Meyer
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When Max Meyer began the season at the AAA level, many were eager to see him called up and believed that he was a big league piece that would make an immediate impact as a reliever or in the rotation.