Record setting trio of Teter, Dunn, Rey represent Revs on postseason squad

(September 30, 2026 – York, Pa.): 

York Revolution first baseman Jacob Teter, second baseman Nick Dunn, and outfielder Brian Rey have all been selected Atlantic League All-Stars following their record-setting 2026 seasons, it was announced today.

It was a historic season for each player both individually and collectively as the three had all previously been tabbed Revolution co-Players of the Year, a franchise first.

Teter batted .340 with 29 home runs and 127 RBI, starting all 125 games. He added 38 doubles and 118 runs scored.

The 27-year-old finished the season ranked second in the Atlantic League in batting, fifth in homers, first in RBI, first in OPS (1.024), fourth in on-base percentage (.427), third in slugging (.597), second in hits (168), tied for second in doubles, third in runs, and first in total bases (295).

Teter’s totals placed him near the top of the Revs’ franchise single season lists, landing fifth all-time in batting, fifth in homers, first in RBI, fifth in slugging, fourth in hits, third in runs, and second in total bases.

The postseason All-Star selection comes one day after he was selected to the Drake All-Defensive Team. It adds to a lengthy list of honors collected by Teter who was selected an Atlantic League Mid-Season All-Star, a league-best three-time ALPB Player of the Week, and the Revs’ Corey Thurman Community Player of the Year.

The lefty first baseman provided one of the greatest seasons in Atlantic League history as his 127 RBI rank second all-time, two shy of the all-time record set in 2000. He became the fifth player in Revs history to lead the league in RBI and obliterated the franchise’s all-time mark for RBI in a season at WellSpan Park with 89 runs batted in over his 62 home games.

Dunn batted .339 with 25 home runs and 116 RBI in 122 games played. He added 38 doubles, 117 runs scored, and worked 85 walks compared to just 62 strikeouts.

The lefty hitting second baseman finished the season ranked third in the Atlantic League in batting, fourth in RBI, second in OPS (1.022), first in on-base percentage (.435), third in hits (166), tied for second in doubles, fourth in runs, fourth in walks, and second in total bases (287).

On the franchise all-time single-season lists, Dunn tied for sixth in batting, tied for seventh in homers, ranked third in RBI, fifth in on-base percentage, fifth in hits, fourth in runs, third in walks, and third in total bases.

Among his many season highlights, the 29-year-old Sunbury, PA native tied a club record with five runs scored in a game (July 1 vs Staten Island) and had a five-hit game on July 25 at Lancaster. The league’s Player of the Month in July, Dunn closed the month on a 20-game hitting streak which came in the midst of a club record 51-game on-base streak (June 20-August 18), tied for second longest in league history.

Dunn’s 116 RBI provided the ninth highest total all-time in a season in Atlantic League history.

Rey batted .346 with 20 home runs, 122 RBI, 39 doubles and 102 runs scored. He became the fourth player in Revs history to win the Atlantic League’s batting crown, ranked third in the league in RBI, first in hits (179), first in doubles, and third in total bases (280).

On the franchise’s all-time single-season lists, the 28-year-old established a new club record for hits in a season while finishing tied for third in batting, second in RBI, sixth in doubles, and fourth in total bases.

Other season highlights for Rey included tying a franchise record that had not been matched since the inaugural 2007 season when he totaled eight RBI in a game during the season’s opening week on April 26 at Hagerstown. He became the first in Revs history with a pair of 20-game hitting streaks, hitting safely in an incredible 40 of 41 games and 55 of 58 at one point.

Rey became the quickest of the Revs’ three All-Stars to break the previous club record for RBI in a season which had stood since 2012 when he posted his 108^th RBI of the year on August 28 at Staten Island. His 122 RBI ranked fifth all-time in Atlantic League history and his 179 hits were fourth most.

The threesome all eclipsed 100 RBI and 100 runs scored; only one player in Revs history had even previously surpassed 90 RBI and 90 runs in the same season as York became the first team in league history with three 100-RBI producers (only two teams had ever had two players reach that mark). All three finished in the top nine in RBI in league history.

Teter, Dunn, and Rey joined Tomo Otosaka in giving the Revs the first group of four 100-run scorers in league history; six teams previously had a high of just two players reach that mark in the same season including York each of the previous two years.

The three also ranked first, second, and third in the league in batting, total hits, doubles, and total bases while becoming just the second trio in Revs history to all launch 20 homers or more in the same season.

The Revs place multiple selections on the exclusive postseason team for the third consecutive year. York was one of two teams with three selections.