Right-handed starter Adam Lopez went 10-0 with a 1.86 ERA to become the second-straight Miners hurler to win the league's Pitcher of the Year award. The Miners also retired #13 for all-time wins and strikeouts leader Ryan Bird in 2015, the second retired number in team history. In 2016, the Miners celebrated their 10th anniversary season with more on-field success, with a second-straight 63-33 regular season. They won their third-straight division championship (this time in the West Division) by 7 1/2 games over the second-place Evansville Otters, becoming the second team in Frontier League history to win three straight division titles (after the 2005-07 Washington Wild Things) and the first team in league history to win 60 or more games in three consecutive seasons. The Miners retired #20 for player/coach/instructor Ralph Santana in 2017. Santana was the team's first postseason all-star in 2007 as a second baseman, and served as hitting coach from 2008-13, earning Frontier League Coach of the Year honors in 2012. They finished the year in 5th place with a 39-57 record. The Miners posted a 48-47 mark in 2018, their 11th winning season in 12 years. In 2019 the Miners ended the year in 4th place with a 53-43 record. Home attendance continues to decline each year, now having dropped to 101,441, only 39% of the total seen during the inaugural season. The Miners have won the Frontier League Organization Of The Year award three times in their history (2007, 2009, 2010). Southern Illinois finished with a winning record in each of their first ten seasons from 2007–2016, representing a Frontier League record. The team has sent a total of 62 players to the league's All-Star game in twelve seasons, with 15 postseason all-stars in their history including three Pitchers of the Year (2008- Ryan Bird, 2014- Matt Bywater, 2015- Adam Lopez), one league Most-Valuable Player (2009- Joey Metropoulos) and one Rookie of the Year (2016- Shane Kennedy). As of June 7, 2019, the Miners have had 56 former players signed by Major League Baseball organizations. Three former Miners (Tanner Roark, Clay Zavada and Brandon Cunniff) have made it to the major leagues.