MiLB 8/21

5 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 9 K, now has a 23/5 K/BB ratio in 20 innings with the Mets.

Also Brandon Nimmo went 2-5 (2 singles) in center field in the GCL.

3.2 IP, 8 H, 8 ER, 4 BB, 5 SO, 3 HRA

Such an op and down year for Delgado. Coming off of his 3 best starts of the season, all between AAA and majors, and he goes out and lays an egg.

2/4 2B, HR, K
Can’t wait to see how he does in AA

3/5 2HR, 3RBI, K

6 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 3 K, 0 BB 5:4 GO:FO

4-5, bomb

played his 2nd game back from injury today at rookie ball. anyone know what his injury was? is he stil a future studly base stealer?

6 IP, 4 H, 1 R (0 HR), 8 K, 1 BB - I think this guy was a steal in the 4th round. He was drafted as a reliever, now getting a chance to start and doing quite well. He’s got really good stuff.

http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=14823

“Going to watch my buddy Collmenter throw while I unpack and prepare for a nice 10 game homestand lets go #baybears what’s our magic number?”

@JarrodBParker

Very good start.

5 IP 4 H 2 R 1 ER 1 BB 4 SO 91-63 pitches-strikes 10 swinging strikes 3 swinging strike outs

Mobile’s number 4 starter came within 2 outs from a CGSO, but 2 singles and a 2-run double spoiled what would have been a terrific start. He was still very good against a DH lineup

8 1/3 IP, 7 H, 2 ER, 8/1 K/BB

3-6 with another HR (16) which I think ties him with teammate Sano, or puts him 1 ahead I forget.

This kids pretty good, he has a live bat, he can run, field, hit for average.

is back off the DL. He went 0 -2 and then 1 - 3, with a 2B and a K.

in Arizona

2 for 4 with two doubles and two strikeouts. 44:4 K:BB on the year but he’s hitting.

1 for 4 with his ninth homer. Having a solid year.

Not a big time prospect, but 2 for 4 with his fifth double in his last eight games as a major leaguer. Could be interesting if he was ever handed a starting CF job, where his bat would really play up. He’s pretty tough to whiff, and he’s a guy who walks enough that he might make it as a decent lead-off hitter.

is looking better in his second major league stint. 2 for 4 and has hit in 7 of 10 games since his recall, three of them two-hit games. The 11:1 K:BB in that stretch does give pause…

2 for 4. Seemed like he was cooling off at the beginning of the month but now 10 for 26 in his last six games, four of them multi-hit. I think it was Ben Badler who said he wouldn’t be surprised to see Torreyes in Double-A by the end of next season. The home/road splits, small though they are, are interesting. Huge BABIP and wOBA at home, but the power is almost non-existent there (.028 IsoP compared to .165 on the road).

4 for 6 with two triples and a homer, and in his last four games he’s 13 for 19 with four doubles, three triples and a homer.

5IP 3H 1R 1ER 0BB 3K. Continues his strong second half, though I think too much has been made of his supposedly mediocre start by the pundits praising him now. His strikeout and walk rates have been uniformly good all year and some bad luck on hits may have obscured some strong peripherals.

has been on a roll. 6IP 7H 1R 1ER 1BB 8K and 18IP 16H 1R 1ER 2BB 19K in his last three starts. One to watch if he finishes strong, though he’s pretty far down the depth chart in that system.

6-6 with a HR, 3 2B, and 4 RBI. Yankees 2010 13th rounder has a .364/.417/.571/.988 line this year over two levels (GCL and Low-A), with 4 HR and 13 SB (0 CS).