Bryan Torres #39

Attended Academia Cristiana Elohim in Caguas, Puerto Rico...Signing scout was Manolo Hernández (Milwaukee)...Resides in Caguas, Puerto Rico.

2025

Spent the entire season in Memphis (AAA), his second season in the Cardinals organization. Among qualified Cardinals full season affiliate leaders, led in on-base percentage (.441), ranked second in batting average (.328) and walks (70), fourth in slugging (.464) and OPS (.905), fifth in stolen bases (26) and ninth in hits (109)...Led Minor League Baseball with .441 on-base percentage, which ranked second in Memphis Redbirds (AAA) single-season history (1998-present) behind Iván Herrera (.451) in 2024. Torres finished percentage points ahead of El Paso's Luis Campusano (.441)...Started 45 games at second base, 30 in right field, 20 in left field, four in center field, four at designated hitter and one at third base...Recorded hits in 73 of 104 games, including 20 multi-hit efforts, to rank 2nd in the organization in batting average (.328). Ending his season on a season-high 20-game on-base streak (Aug. 10-present)...Hammered right-handed pitching at a .348/.461/.511 clip (94-for-270) with nine homers and a .972 OPS...His season ended a week early after being placed on the 7-day Injured List with back tightness on Sept. 16.

2024

Played his first season in the Cardinals organization and spent the entire season in Springfield (AA) playing in a career-high 120 games...Started 78 games in centerfield, 27 at second base, three in left field and one in right field...Led the 2024 Texas League with a .331 batting average, 148 hits and a .418 on-base percentage. His 148 hits led all Cardinals Minor League players...Ran off on-base streaks of 23 games (4/5-5/9), 20 games (6/20-7/14) and 17 games (5/14-6/5). His 23-game stretch began on Opening Day and ranked as ninth-longest in the Texas League...Posted a career-high two five-hit games at Frisco (8/14) and vs. NW Arkansas (9/6). Scored a career-high four runs vs. Wichita (7/13).