Minor League Thread 8/8/2007
How are all the prospects performing tonight?
In the PawSox/Scranton Wilkes Barre game:
Ian Kennedy: 4.0 IP 3 hits 0 BB 5 K 0 runs
Ellsbury: 1-2 with a K
Jed Lowrie: 0-1 with a HBP
Who else is everyone watching tonight?
Of course I start to post this and jinx Kennedy. He just walked the leadoff man in the 5th.
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6th inning for Kennedy
went 0-2 to super joe mcewing and gave up another single (ellsbury to 3rd on error)
K's lowrie
K's kielty (3rd time)
K's Bailey
...went 0-2 on 4 of 5 batters in the inning
6 IP, 5 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 9 K, 93 pitches, 8:0 G:F, 1.06 ERA
by nyybaseball99 on Aug 8, 2007 7:27 PM EDT reply actions
ian
by z4 landshark on Aug 9, 2007 12:31 AM EDT up reply actions
Edison Volquez
7 IP 2 H 2 BB 9 K's 6 ground ball: 6 fly outs
AAA this year: 5-0/ 2.03 ERA/ 31 IP/ 39 k's/15 BB
Im surprised the Rangers havent called him up yet
by lakerfan030 on Aug 8, 2007 8:07 PM EDT reply actions
i;ve got nothing
by overlord on Aug 8, 2007 8:23 PM EDT reply actions
Marrero
Tejeda
Who's Tejeda?
Guerra tried to pitch another inning
1.1 2 4 2 4 0 0
James McDonald
It was interesting he was pulled only after 5 inning considering he was absolutely cruising.
Conspiracy theory: Dodgers GM and other members of the Dodgers brass was there, saw enough and he's going to take over Tomko's next start in LA.
OT: Andruw Jones blows
Pinch hitting
by hallofamer2000 on Aug 8, 2007 10:23 PM EDT up reply actions
Melky
by wildcatrosco on Aug 8, 2007 10:25 PM EDT up reply actions
blows
I never understood why managers always throw pitchers out too long. Why even trade for Dotel?
by Curtis Pride on Aug 8, 2007 10:28 PM EDT up reply actions
Mahay didn't help
you are correct
Which tells you
Yankees Tonight
Robinson Cano 2HR 3RBI
-Not a prospect but I had to mention how insane he's become
Shelley Duncan 1-2
Jeff Karstens 3IP 5R
-Sean Henn or Matt DeSalvo couldn't be a better long man? It's about time for Britton and Edwar as well
AAA Game 1
Ian Kennedy 6IP 5H 1BB 9K 1.06
-He be da domb
Chris Britton 1IP 1BB 1K 0H 2.81
-Grrranderson, could you free him?
Alberto Gonzalez 2-3, 3B
Andy Cannizaro 2-3
Bronson Sardinha 0-3
Brett Gardner 0-2
AAA Game 2
Sean Henn 2IP 2H 1ER 1BB 3K 3.00
TJ Beam 2IP 2H 2K
Brett Gardner 0-3
Bronson Sardinha 1-3
Alberto Gonzalez 1-1
-OF Justin Christian is out for the year with a thumb injury; too bad because I was sure he was gonna get a callup considering he's one of the fastest guys
AA
Reegie Corona 1-4 .371
-Really impressing for a 20 year old
Colin Curtis 1-4 .196
Juan Miranda 0-4 .294
Jason Jones 5.2IP 10H 6ER 1BB 2K 3.41
Scott Patterson 1.1IP 1H 0R 1.02
Justin Pope 1IP 1BB 2.92
A+
Eduardo Nunez 2-5 .297
Austin Jackson 0-5 .344
Jose Tabata 1-3 .307
Chris Malec 2-4 .329
Marcos Vechionacci, Francisco Cervelli 1-3
.243/.276
Phil Coke 5.2IP 3H 1R 2.77
Zachary Kroenke 1IP 3H 2R 1.27
A-
Paul Patterson 6IP 3H 1R 2BB 5K 2.88
Jon Hovis 1IP 1H 0R 2BB 1K 1.50
Mitch Hilligoss 1-5, .306
Josue Calzado 1-5, .275
Kevin Smith 2-5 HR (4)
Kyle Anson 2-3, .292
SS Staten Island
(Continuation of last night)
Justin Snyder 4-6, 3 2B .393
Taylor Holliday 2-4, .309
Damon Sublett 2-4, HR (5)
Braedyn Pruitt 0-2, 3BB .418
Donald Hollingsworth 2-5, .358
Zach McAllister 2IP 0H 4K
Craig Heyer 4IP 6H 1ER 3.25
Jacinto Gonell 2IP 2H 2K 0.00
SS Staten Island Game 2
Justin Snyder 0-2
Taylor Holliday 1-1
Damon Sublett 1-2
Braedyn Pruitt 1-3
Donald Hollingsworth 1-1
Adam Olbrychowski 4.2IP 4H 5R 2BB 3K 4.93
Ryan Zink 1IP 2H 1R 2K 4.32
GCL Rookie
(continuation of last night's)
Abraham Almonte 2-4 .271
Brandon Laird 1-3 .304
Jesus Montero 2-4 .305/.382/.458/.840
-caught as well, both good signs (-:
Melky Mesa .225
-It's my dream to have a double Melky outfield
Manuel Barreda 5.2IP 3H 1R 2BB 3K 3.50
Josue Selenes 1IP 2H 1BB 0R 0.00
Brandon Thompson 1IP 1H 1K 1.23
Make that 2-2
by Brett Perryman on Aug 8, 2007 11:41 PM EDT up reply actions
J Upton with an IBB
bb-ref's play index
since 1957, the youngest batter with an IBB is rusty staub, 19 years 11 days on april 12, 1962 when he was IBBed as the cleanup hitter for houston.
This gets some kind of award
The Google Blue Ribbon?
The Lycos Lexicon?
The Rain Man Mastery of Obscure Numbers trophy?
Quick, Jpahk - who is the last lefty under 5'8" to bat cleanup for a team over .500?
Desmond Jennings
Morales wasn't sharp in New Mexico 6 2/3. 7 hits, 4 walks 4 ks
Chris Iannetta hit a homer (though he Kd twice - Ian Stewart K'd 3 times)
Bruce 1-4, 2ks
Antonelli 3-6, 2 homers, A GOD. 21 homer and 24 steals on the year.
Carlos Gonzalez 2-4, with a double and a k
Teagarden 2-4 with his first AA homer (Kd twice) no walks.
by Curtis Pride on Aug 9, 2007 12:04 AM EDT reply actions
knew I forgot someone
by Curtis Pride on Aug 9, 2007 12:06 AM EDT up reply actions
Steven Pearce...
What What What?
Matt
by WayneCampbell05 on Aug 9, 2007 12:55 AM EDT up reply actions
Still not as impressive as Deolis Guerra, though
Longoria
Fernando Perez gets his OPS up to .900 in the pitcher-friendly Southern League. 1-4 with a 3B and a BB so far.
Brignac 2-4 with a double.
Wade Davis gets hammered for the first time all season, 5 ER and 7 H in 2.1 IP, raising his ERA to 2.83, after putting up a 1.84 ERA in A+. Still struck out 5 though.
Hirsch
Did anyone else see Jason Hirsch pitched 5 innings and got a win over a first place team with a BROKEN LEG on Tuesday?
That's one tough dude. Mad props to Hirsch.
LaPorta promoted
jd pruitt
http://ussmariner.com/2007/08/04/jd-pruitt-strange-outcome-player/
J.D. Pruitt plays for the Vancouver Canadians, Oakland's Northwest League affiliate. He came out of the University of Montevallo, he's listed as a 5'9" outfielder who weighs 195, born in 1985, so he's 22 in short-season ball.
He's hitting .187/.466/.271.
Pruitt, in 36 games and 107 at-bats, has 20 hits, 1 2b, 1 3b, 2 HR, 31 walks, and 43 K.
"But Derek," you may be thinking, "that's only a .370 OBP."
Aha! The problem, and what's not showing on his stats page, is that Pruitt's been hit by (if I caught this correctly) 25 pitches so far this season, on his way to destroying the Northwest League record.
He's been hit by 5 more pitches than he has hits.
Supposedly, and I haven't seen it, he doesn't have the Valle lunge or the Biggio armor-and-lean. He doesn't move, and at that level the pitchers are wild enough that it means you get plunked all the time doing that.
But I want to just ponder this for a second, the weirdest outcome player ever. Each time he comes to the plate, here's the odds:
10% it's a single (12% total for any hit)
15% he's hit by a pitch
20% he walks
26% he strikes out
.187/.466/.271
If you pay attention to the low minors, you see some strange things.
Anybody
by chard11 on Aug 9, 2007 5:36 PM EDT reply actions
Reddick
by Joy in Melville on Aug 10, 2007 11:01 AM EDT up reply actions
my bad
by chard11 on Aug 10, 2007 12:09 PM EDT up reply actions

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