Minor League Report 4-23

by gatling on Apr 24, 2008 2:25 AM EDT

AAA

Jay Bruce 1-4 R BB (.315)

Andrew McCutchen 1-5 (.276)

Neil Walker 0-4 BB (.161)

Steve Pearce 1-4 2B (.241)

Adam Lind 0-4 K (.355)

David Purcey 6IP 5H 2ER 4BB 9K

Kevin Mulvey 5.2IP 5H ER 4BB 5K

J.A. Happ 7IP 4H ER BB 8K

Adam Miller 5IP 4H 0ER(3R) 2BB 2K

Josh Fields 3-5 2R HR(2) 2RBI (.294)

Brent Lillibridge 1-3 RBI 3BB 2SB(7) (.159)

Brandon Jones 2-6 BB SB (.238)

Carlos Carrasco 5IP 10H 6ER 2BB 6K

Oswaldo Sosa 3IP 8H 4ER 2BB 2K

Travis Snider 1-3 BB K (.182)

Ricky Romero 5IP ER BB 3K

Chris Tillman 5IP 4H 3ER 3BB 5K

Austin Jackson 1-5 2B R (.294)

Jose Tabata 1-3 2R RBI (.222)

Fernando Martinez 1-4 R BB (.261)

Nick Evans 1-3 2R BB (.342)

Mike Carp 3-4 R 2B 2RBI (.442)

Alcides Escobar 3-5 R 2RBI (.237)

Mat Gamel 1-4 R 2B RBI BB (.299)

Matt LaPorta 1-5 R 2B RBI (.275)

Cameron Maybin 0-3 R BB SB(4) (.273)

Brett Sinkbeil 6.2IP 6H 2ER 3BB K

John Jaso 2-3 3R 3B HR(3) 2RBI BB (.258)

Dexter Fowler 2-4 R 2B BB SB(6) (.314)

Chris Nelson 2-3 2R (2)2B 2RBI (.250)

James Simmons 6IP 4H 0ER 0BB 5K

A+

Carols Triunfel 2-4 SB(4) (.152)

Julio Borbon 2-5 R 2B RBI (.245)

Kasey Kiker 5IP 10H 5ER 2K

Gerardo Parra 1-4 R (.303)

Sean Doolittle 1-4 R HR(7) 2RBI (.316)

Chris Carter 0-4 3K (.217)

Beau Mills 0-4 K (.193)

Nick Weglarz 1-3 R 2B BB (.233)

Ross Detwiler .2IP 3H 2ER BB K(started game but didn't finish 1st inning-injury?)

Matt Wieters 0-2 R RBI BB (.385)

Billy Rowell 1-4 2RBI (.300)

Daniel Moskos 4.2IP 5H 3ER 3BB 4K

Ryan Royster 1-4 (.258)

J.P. Arencibia 1-3 (.262)

Engel Beltre 1-5 R (.292)

Matt Latos 4IP 5H ER 8K

Kevin Ahrens 1-4 2B (.304)

Chris Parmelee 1-4 R 2B BB (.255)

Todd Frazier 1-4 (.314)

Andrew Lambo 1-3 (.324)

Mike Moustakas 0-3 R BB (.193)

Pete Kozma 2-4 2R 3B 2RBI (.328)

Michael Burgess 0-3 BB (.250)

Nick Noonan 1-4 (.325)

Angel Villalona 0-4 (.222)

Jesus Montero 1-4 R 2B RBI (.368)

Zach McAllister 6IP 2H BB 2K

Jason Heyward 1-4 (.312)

Caleb Gindl 4-6 2R RBI (.232)

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adam miller

nice to see miller start the year finally…. he could be the biggest midseason addition for the Indians if he stays healthy

"If you were a hot dog, would you eat yourself?"

by Trobone on Apr 24, 2008 3:35 AM EDT reply actions

Thanks!

Outstanding job gatling.

No definitive word yet anywhere on Detwiler….Most sources say he gave up two runs and three hits and recorded two outs.

by 07_08_World Champs on Apr 24, 2008 6:36 AM EDT reply actions

He was incredibly ineffective and wild. Threw 40 pitches to the six hitters he faced in 2/3 of an inning. Went 3-balls multiple times. Lots of fouled off pitches. Reports are he is making mechanical changes to his delivery and he is working on becoming comfortable with the new delivery

by NFA Brian on Apr 24, 2008 8:30 AM EDT up reply actions

Wow, this is great

Thanks for doing this!

I love coming to this thread every morning

by FanBall on Apr 24, 2008 8:34 AM EDT reply actions

+1

Makes it much easier to track people.

"Listen, here's the thing. If you look up and down a line-up and don't see the hole in it, you ARE the hole."

by realityconquest on Apr 24, 2008 9:20 AM EDT up reply actions

Truinfel slowly coming around after the injury

4 for his last 7 with a walk

pretty impressive start to the season for Latos – 4IP, 8 K’s, 3 GO, 0 FO

by Wheelhouse on Apr 24, 2008 8:56 AM EDT reply actions

Masterson

Masterson was called up to the majors and will be making a spot start today versus the Angels. He’s been on fire to start the season, posting a 0.95 ERA, 5BB and 23K in 19 innings, with a 3.57 GO / AO ratio

should be an interesting start

-1 and only member of the Jed Lowrie fan club!

by Jgaztambide on Apr 24, 2008 9:47 AM EDT reply actions

A word on Fields

He had an okay night. He worked the count really well his first time up but struck out on a pretty bad call by the ump; it was kinda funny, as Fields stood there and argued for like 15-30 seconds.

Next AB was a ground-out to third on the first pitch. >_<

He had a couple of hits after that, including a HR that either bounced over off the top of the wall or in the first row behind the fence (there was like nobody in that part of the ballpark last night). His other hits were hardly-hit grounders through the hole.

So I’d say a mixed night. Certainly better than most of what he’s been doing, but three grounders, one long fly ball that just made it out is nothing too great. I dunno if it was lingering frustration from that call in the 1st, but he stopped working the count very much after that. Granted, he was generally getting solid contact, but he saw 1, 3, 3, and 2 pitches in his later ABs after seeing 7 in his first. Still, strong kid.