According to Evan Drellich, the White Sock heading back to Houston in the Bobby Doran trade is a young SS/middle infielder from the Dominican Republic, Jeffry Santos.
Santos has been in the White Sox organisation for four years. He is 21. His minor league batting stats are not impressive: .219/.308/.269. He has made 53 errors in 133 games at either shortshop or second base.
Nothing official yet, so there may be more coming back Houston's way.
We didn't come out here to play tiddlywinks, son.
-Hal Smith
Showing posts with label Bobby Doran. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bobby Doran. Show all posts
Friday, July 11, 2014
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Astros trade Bobby Doran
The Astros have traded 2010 4th Round draft pick Bobby Doran to the White Sox.
In five seasons with the Astros, Doran was 32-20 with a 4.83 ERA/1.40 WHIP and 2.19 K:BB ratio. In 80.2IP for Triple-A OKC this season, Doran allowed 94H/48ER, with 41K:29BB.
There's no word yet on the return player, so Doran joins pitcher Andrew Robinson as players shipped out with no reported return. AND Doran joins Robinson and Alex Sogard as pitchers traded from the 2010 draft class.
In five seasons with the Astros, Doran was 32-20 with a 4.83 ERA/1.40 WHIP and 2.19 K:BB ratio. In 80.2IP for Triple-A OKC this season, Doran allowed 94H/48ER, with 41K:29BB.
There's no word yet on the return player, so Doran joins pitcher Andrew Robinson as players shipped out with no reported return. AND Doran joins Robinson and Alex Sogard as pitchers traded from the 2010 draft class.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
PreStros Morning Report: August 19
Oklahoma City (74-56), 6.0 up
The RedHawks scored six runs in the first and cruised from there for a 6-2 win over the Isotopes. Bobby Doran threw 7 IP and gave up 3H/2R (1 ER) with 3K:3BB. Eric Berger and Jose Cisnero each threw 1 scoreless inning in relief.
Trevor Crowe went 2x3 with 2 BB, 1 R, and 1 RBI. Che-Hsuan Lin was 1x2 with 2 BB, 1 R, and 1 RBI.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Corpus (33-23), 2.0 GB
OFF
Lancaster (35-21), 8.0 up
OFF
Quad Cities (32-23), 5.5 GB
Mark Appel bounced back from his last outing to lead the River Bandits to a 6-1 win over Burlington. Appel went 5 IP and allowed 2H/1R with 6K:2BB. Mitchell Lambson and Andrew Walter each threw 2 scoreless innings in relief.
Teoscar Hernandez was 2x4 with 1 BB, 1 SB, and 1 R. Danry Vasquez was 2x4 with 1 BB and 2 RBI. Austin Elkins was 2x5 with 1 SB and 1 R. Jordan Scott was 2x4
Man of the Match: Mark Appel
Tri-City (35-25) 0.5 GB
Tanner Bushue got roughed up as the ValleyCats lost 7-2 to Vermont. Bushue threw 2 IP and gave up 5H/6R with 1 BB. Randall Fant went 4 IP and allowed 4H/1R with 2 BB. Charles Basford went the final 3 IP with 1 H and 4K:1BB.
Ryan Dineen was 2x4 with 1 RBI. Tyler White went 2x4.
Man of the Match: Ryan Dineen.
Greeneville (34-24), 1.5 up
Errors and the lack of timely hitting gave the Astros a 2-0 loss to the Twins. Frederick Tiburcio threw 4 IP and allowed 5H/2R (1 ER) with 6 K. Krishawn Holley went 3 scoreless innings with 3 H and 4 K. Chris Munnelly pitched the final inning with 1 H and 2 K.
Chase McDonald was 2x4 with 1 2B.
Man of the Match: Krishawn Holley, I guess.
GCL Astros (24-27), 8.0 GB
The Astros lost to the Phillies 5-2. Kent Emanuel started with 3 scoreless IP with 5 K. Austin Nicely threw 2 IP and gave up 4H/3R with 1 BB. Devonte German went 1 IP and allowed 2H/2R with 1K:2BB. Javier Lozano and Zach Dando each went 1 IP to finsih up the game.
Jean Batista was 1x4 with a solo HR. Yonathan Mejia was 2x4 with 1 2B.
Man of the Match: Kent Emanuel
DSL Astros (35-31) 9.0 GB
The Astros lost 6-1 to the Indians. Edwin Villarroel threw 4 IP and allowed 3H/4R with 2K:3BB. Juan Hernandez went 1 IP and gave up 1H/1R with 1 K. Junior Garcia and Geronimo Franzua each turned in 1 scoreless IP. Carlos Vazquez threw .2 IP and gave up 1H/1R with 1K:2BB. Juan Delis threw 1.1 IP with 1 K.
Kristian Trompiz was 1x3 with 1 BB and 1 R.
Man of the Match: Kristian Trompiz
The RedHawks scored six runs in the first and cruised from there for a 6-2 win over the Isotopes. Bobby Doran threw 7 IP and gave up 3H/2R (1 ER) with 3K:3BB. Eric Berger and Jose Cisnero each threw 1 scoreless inning in relief.
Trevor Crowe went 2x3 with 2 BB, 1 R, and 1 RBI. Che-Hsuan Lin was 1x2 with 2 BB, 1 R, and 1 RBI.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Corpus (33-23), 2.0 GB
OFF
Lancaster (35-21), 8.0 up
OFF
Quad Cities (32-23), 5.5 GB
Mark Appel bounced back from his last outing to lead the River Bandits to a 6-1 win over Burlington. Appel went 5 IP and allowed 2H/1R with 6K:2BB. Mitchell Lambson and Andrew Walter each threw 2 scoreless innings in relief.
Teoscar Hernandez was 2x4 with 1 BB, 1 SB, and 1 R. Danry Vasquez was 2x4 with 1 BB and 2 RBI. Austin Elkins was 2x5 with 1 SB and 1 R. Jordan Scott was 2x4
Man of the Match: Mark Appel
Tri-City (35-25) 0.5 GB
Tanner Bushue got roughed up as the ValleyCats lost 7-2 to Vermont. Bushue threw 2 IP and gave up 5H/6R with 1 BB. Randall Fant went 4 IP and allowed 4H/1R with 2 BB. Charles Basford went the final 3 IP with 1 H and 4K:1BB.
Ryan Dineen was 2x4 with 1 RBI. Tyler White went 2x4.
Man of the Match: Ryan Dineen.
Greeneville (34-24), 1.5 up
Errors and the lack of timely hitting gave the Astros a 2-0 loss to the Twins. Frederick Tiburcio threw 4 IP and allowed 5H/2R (1 ER) with 6 K. Krishawn Holley went 3 scoreless innings with 3 H and 4 K. Chris Munnelly pitched the final inning with 1 H and 2 K.
Chase McDonald was 2x4 with 1 2B.
Man of the Match: Krishawn Holley, I guess.
GCL Astros (24-27), 8.0 GB
The Astros lost to the Phillies 5-2. Kent Emanuel started with 3 scoreless IP with 5 K. Austin Nicely threw 2 IP and gave up 4H/3R with 1 BB. Devonte German went 1 IP and allowed 2H/2R with 1K:2BB. Javier Lozano and Zach Dando each went 1 IP to finsih up the game.
Jean Batista was 1x4 with a solo HR. Yonathan Mejia was 2x4 with 1 2B.
Man of the Match: Kent Emanuel
DSL Astros (35-31) 9.0 GB
The Astros lost 6-1 to the Indians. Edwin Villarroel threw 4 IP and allowed 3H/4R with 2K:3BB. Juan Hernandez went 1 IP and gave up 1H/1R with 1 K. Junior Garcia and Geronimo Franzua each turned in 1 scoreless IP. Carlos Vazquez threw .2 IP and gave up 1H/1R with 1K:2BB. Juan Delis threw 1.1 IP with 1 K.
Kristian Trompiz was 1x3 with 1 BB and 1 R.
Man of the Match: Kristian Trompiz
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
PreStros Morning Report: July 23
Oklahoma City (55-49), 4.0 GB
Game 1 was the completion of a game suspended by rain on June 8, and it turns out that Omaha won on a walk-off in the 11th inning, 4-3. And the box score is bizarre, since so many moves have happened since then. Ross Seaton got the start, I guess, allowing 3H/1ER, 0K:1BB only recording the first two outs of the game. Asher Wojciechowski pitched the next 7.1IP, allowing 7H/1ER, 2K:2BB. Josh Zeid blew the save opportunity with a hit, three walks, and a run in 1.2IP. Alex Sogard took the loss with 2H/1ER, 1K:1BB in the 11th.
Jimmy Paredes hit a three-run homer in the 5th for all the RedHawks' runs.
Man of the Match: Asher Wojciechowki
Game 2 saw another Omaha walk-off victory, this time because of Rhiner Cruz and two runs in the bottom of the 7th (doubleheader rules, remember) leading to a 3-2 Omaha win. Bobby Doran allowed 5H/1ER, 2K:1BB in 5.1IP; Eric Berger struck out two in a scoreless inning, and Rhiner Cruz allowed 2H/2ER, 0K:1BB, WP for the BS/L.
Robbie Grossman was 2x4 with a double and a stolen base; Brandon Laird had two hits, and Marwin Gonzalez, Jimmy Paredes (SB), and Ruben Sosa provided your other hits. Jon Singleton was 0x2 with a walk to lower his AVG to .202.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Corpus (16-15), 2.5 GB
Holy crap. San Antonio out-hit the Hooks 20-4 in an 11-3 beatdown of Corpus. Let's see: Ruben Alaniz allowed 7H/3ER, 2K:3BB in 5IP; Theron Geith made his Double-A debut and allowed 4H/3ER, 0K:1BB in 1IP; Carlos Quevedo was the only reliever to not allow any runs; Sergio Escalona (4H/2ER) and Pat Urckfitz (3H/3R - 2ER) threw one ineffective inning each.
Ronald Torreyes, Jonathan Meyer, Drew Muren (RBI), and Michael Burgess (RBI) had your hits - all singles. Michael Burgess also had two outfield assists, nailing runners from left field at second base.
Man of the Match: Michael Burgess.
Lancaster (21-12), 3.0 up
The JetHawks overcame a 4-2 deficit by scoring the last five runs of the game in a 7-4 win over 62-41 San Jose. Luis Cruz allowed 6H/4ER, 6K:0BB in 7IP; Jonas Dufek walked two in 1IP and Kenny Long got the save in his first game back at Lancaster to preserve his 0.00 High-A ERA.
Delino DeShields (2B), Nolan Fontana (2B, RBI), Andrew Aplin (BB, SB, 2RBI), Joe Sclafani (2B), Brandon Meredith (2B, BB, RBI) and Chris Epps (2B, SB, 2RBI) had two hits each.
Man of the Match: Andrew Aplin.
Quad Cities
Off.
Tri-City (24-12), 3.5 up
Down 4-1 heading into the 9th, Tri-City got two runs to bring the game to 4-3, but left the tying run on 1st to lose to Hudson Valley. Michael Feliz allowed 5H/2ER, 3K:2BB in 5IP; 2nd Round pick Andrew Thurman threw 2.1IP, allowing 3H/2ER but getting six of his seven outs via strikeouts. Pat Christensen got the final two outs.
Tony Kemp (2B), James Ramsay (two 9th inning RBI) and Conrad Gregor (RBI) had two hits each. Ryan Dineen had a hit and a walk.
Man of the Match: Andrew Thurman
Greeneville (21-10), 3.5 up
Greeneville ran their win streak to eleven with a 5-4 win over Johnson City, withstanding a late Johnson City Johnsons* charge. Jordan Mills allowed just 4H/1ER, 5K:0BB in 5IP; Austin Chrismon gave up 2H/3ER, 3K:1BB in 3IP, and Gonzalo Sanudo recorded his 6th save of the year.
Tanner Mathis was 2x3 with a walk; Ariel Ovando (2B, BB, RBI) and Juan Santana (SB, RBI) had a hit and a walk each.
Man of the Match: Jordan Mills
*not their actual name
GCL Astros (14-13), 3.0 GB
The GCL Blue Jays had a 6-0 lead before the GCL Astros got a run and that's how it ended, with a 6-1 loss. Agapito Barrios allowed 2H/1ER, 4K:2BB, WP, Balk, HBP in 5IP; Reymin Guduan gave up 2H/2ER in 1.2IP; Jorge Perez allowed 3H/3ER, 1K:1BB in 0.1IP and Zach Dando closed it out with 1H in 1IP.
Mesac Laguna was 2x4 with an RBI; Jacob Nottingham was 0x2, but with a walk and an HBP and scored the lone run of the game.
Man of the Match: Mesac Laguna
Game 1 was the completion of a game suspended by rain on June 8, and it turns out that Omaha won on a walk-off in the 11th inning, 4-3. And the box score is bizarre, since so many moves have happened since then. Ross Seaton got the start, I guess, allowing 3H/1ER, 0K:1BB only recording the first two outs of the game. Asher Wojciechowski pitched the next 7.1IP, allowing 7H/1ER, 2K:2BB. Josh Zeid blew the save opportunity with a hit, three walks, and a run in 1.2IP. Alex Sogard took the loss with 2H/1ER, 1K:1BB in the 11th.
Jimmy Paredes hit a three-run homer in the 5th for all the RedHawks' runs.
Man of the Match: Asher Wojciechowki
Game 2 saw another Omaha walk-off victory, this time because of Rhiner Cruz and two runs in the bottom of the 7th (doubleheader rules, remember) leading to a 3-2 Omaha win. Bobby Doran allowed 5H/1ER, 2K:1BB in 5.1IP; Eric Berger struck out two in a scoreless inning, and Rhiner Cruz allowed 2H/2ER, 0K:1BB, WP for the BS/L.
Robbie Grossman was 2x4 with a double and a stolen base; Brandon Laird had two hits, and Marwin Gonzalez, Jimmy Paredes (SB), and Ruben Sosa provided your other hits. Jon Singleton was 0x2 with a walk to lower his AVG to .202.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Corpus (16-15), 2.5 GB
Holy crap. San Antonio out-hit the Hooks 20-4 in an 11-3 beatdown of Corpus. Let's see: Ruben Alaniz allowed 7H/3ER, 2K:3BB in 5IP; Theron Geith made his Double-A debut and allowed 4H/3ER, 0K:1BB in 1IP; Carlos Quevedo was the only reliever to not allow any runs; Sergio Escalona (4H/2ER) and Pat Urckfitz (3H/3R - 2ER) threw one ineffective inning each.
Ronald Torreyes, Jonathan Meyer, Drew Muren (RBI), and Michael Burgess (RBI) had your hits - all singles. Michael Burgess also had two outfield assists, nailing runners from left field at second base.
Man of the Match: Michael Burgess.
Lancaster (21-12), 3.0 up
The JetHawks overcame a 4-2 deficit by scoring the last five runs of the game in a 7-4 win over 62-41 San Jose. Luis Cruz allowed 6H/4ER, 6K:0BB in 7IP; Jonas Dufek walked two in 1IP and Kenny Long got the save in his first game back at Lancaster to preserve his 0.00 High-A ERA.
Delino DeShields (2B), Nolan Fontana (2B, RBI), Andrew Aplin (BB, SB, 2RBI), Joe Sclafani (2B), Brandon Meredith (2B, BB, RBI) and Chris Epps (2B, SB, 2RBI) had two hits each.
Man of the Match: Andrew Aplin.
Quad Cities
Off.
Tri-City (24-12), 3.5 up
Down 4-1 heading into the 9th, Tri-City got two runs to bring the game to 4-3, but left the tying run on 1st to lose to Hudson Valley. Michael Feliz allowed 5H/2ER, 3K:2BB in 5IP; 2nd Round pick Andrew Thurman threw 2.1IP, allowing 3H/2ER but getting six of his seven outs via strikeouts. Pat Christensen got the final two outs.
Tony Kemp (2B), James Ramsay (two 9th inning RBI) and Conrad Gregor (RBI) had two hits each. Ryan Dineen had a hit and a walk.
Man of the Match: Andrew Thurman
Greeneville (21-10), 3.5 up
Greeneville ran their win streak to eleven with a 5-4 win over Johnson City, withstanding a late Johnson City Johnsons* charge. Jordan Mills allowed just 4H/1ER, 5K:0BB in 5IP; Austin Chrismon gave up 2H/3ER, 3K:1BB in 3IP, and Gonzalo Sanudo recorded his 6th save of the year.
Tanner Mathis was 2x3 with a walk; Ariel Ovando (2B, BB, RBI) and Juan Santana (SB, RBI) had a hit and a walk each.
Man of the Match: Jordan Mills
*not their actual name
GCL Astros (14-13), 3.0 GB
The GCL Blue Jays had a 6-0 lead before the GCL Astros got a run and that's how it ended, with a 6-1 loss. Agapito Barrios allowed 2H/1ER, 4K:2BB, WP, Balk, HBP in 5IP; Reymin Guduan gave up 2H/2ER in 1.2IP; Jorge Perez allowed 3H/3ER, 1K:1BB in 0.1IP and Zach Dando closed it out with 1H in 1IP.
Mesac Laguna was 2x4 with an RBI; Jacob Nottingham was 0x2, but with a walk and an HBP and scored the lone run of the game.
Man of the Match: Mesac Laguna
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
PreStros Morning Report: July 1
Oklahoma City (44-40), 3.5 GB
OKC brought a 3-0 deficit back to 3-3, but ultimately gave up the go-ahead run in the top of the 6th to lose 6-4 at home to Albuquerque. Three errors suck, especially when they lead to three unearned runs. Jarred Cosart allowed 6H/3R (1ER), 7K:3BB in 5IP; Kevin Chapman gave up two runs (one earned) in 1IP; Jason Stoffel allowed 2H/1ER, 1K:1BB in 2IP and Josh Zeid struck out two in a clean 9th inning.
Brandon Laird was 2x4 with a home run and a walk; Jon Singleton (RBI, Error) and Robbie Grossman also had two hits. George Springer hit his 2nd homer at Triple-A, drew two walks, and stole a base.
Man of the Match: George Springer
Corpus (5-7), 1 GB
And Tulsa completed the three-game sweep with a dominant two-hit shutout of Corpus in a 3-0 win. Bobby Doran threw 5IP, 6H/2R (1ER), 2K:1BB; Kenny Long allowed 2H/1ER, 2K:0BB in 1IP; Andrew Robinson (2K) and Carlos Quevedo threw hitless innings, and Pat Urckfitz allowed a hit in the 9th.
Erik Castro had a hit and a walk; Jonathan Meyer had your other hit. Enrique Hernandez, Domingo Santana, and Drew Muren each drew walks.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran.
Lancaster (10-2), 1.0 up
Lancaster came back from a 5-3 deficit with five late runs for an 8-5 win over Bakersfield. Chris Devenski allowed 8H/4ER, 5K:0BB in 3.2IP; Theron Geith allowed 2H/1ER in 1.1IP and Brady Rodgers closed it out with 4IP, 3H/0ER, 2K:0BB.
Brandon Meredith was 2x4 with a three-run homer; Delino DeShields was 2x4 with a walk and three stolen bases. Andrew Aplin, Telvin Nash, Chris Epps, and Carlos Perdomo each drew a hit and a walk as eight different JetHawks crossed the plate.
Man of the Match: Delino DeShields
Quad Cities (8-3), 3.0 GB
Quad Cities scored three runs in the bottom of the 9th for a nice walk-off 9-8 win, but Carlos Correa was hit on the right hand (again) by a Matt Anderson pitch in his first AB and left the game. X-Rays will apparently be taken, but it seems as though the fear is that he has broken his hand. Colton Cain allowed 7H/4R (2ER), 1K:2BB; Jamaine Cotton allowed 8H/4ER, 0K:1BB in 3.1IP and Mitchell Lambson allowed just one hit, no runs, 3K:2BB in 2.2IP.
Brett Phillips was 3x5 with 2RBI; Jordan Scott (2B, RBI), Roberto Pena, and Austin Elkins (2B, RBI, 2BB) each had two hits. The RiverBandits committed four errors on the night.
Man of the Match: Brett Phillips
Tri-City
Postponed - rain.
Greeneville (7-5), 3.0 GB
Double-header!
Game 1: Greeneville held Burlington to three hits in a 7-0 win. Edison Frias allowed 3H/0ER, 5K:0BB in 6IP; Christian Garcia struck out one in a clean 7th inning. Ariel Ovando hit his 2nd homer for the Gastros, going 2x3 with 2RBI; Marc Wik and Bobby Borchering (2B, BB) also had two hits. Jack Mayfield was 1x1 with a double, 2RBI, and two walks.
Man of the Match: Ariel Ovando
Game 2: And Greeneville extended their win streak to six with an 8-1 win in Game 2. Enderson Franco allowed 4H/1ER, 3K:1BB in 5IP; Ryan Connolly gave up 3H/0ER in 1IP; Gonzalo Sanudo allowed 1H/0ER in 1IP. Angel Ibaniez was 3x3 with a walk; Juan Santana (2RBI), Marc Wik, Bobby Borchering (HR, 2RBI), and Ariel Ovando (2B) had two hits each.
Man of the Match: Bobby Borchering.
GCL Astros (5-3), 0.5 up
Postponed (Rain)
OKC brought a 3-0 deficit back to 3-3, but ultimately gave up the go-ahead run in the top of the 6th to lose 6-4 at home to Albuquerque. Three errors suck, especially when they lead to three unearned runs. Jarred Cosart allowed 6H/3R (1ER), 7K:3BB in 5IP; Kevin Chapman gave up two runs (one earned) in 1IP; Jason Stoffel allowed 2H/1ER, 1K:1BB in 2IP and Josh Zeid struck out two in a clean 9th inning.
Brandon Laird was 2x4 with a home run and a walk; Jon Singleton (RBI, Error) and Robbie Grossman also had two hits. George Springer hit his 2nd homer at Triple-A, drew two walks, and stole a base.
Man of the Match: George Springer
Corpus (5-7), 1 GB
And Tulsa completed the three-game sweep with a dominant two-hit shutout of Corpus in a 3-0 win. Bobby Doran threw 5IP, 6H/2R (1ER), 2K:1BB; Kenny Long allowed 2H/1ER, 2K:0BB in 1IP; Andrew Robinson (2K) and Carlos Quevedo threw hitless innings, and Pat Urckfitz allowed a hit in the 9th.
Erik Castro had a hit and a walk; Jonathan Meyer had your other hit. Enrique Hernandez, Domingo Santana, and Drew Muren each drew walks.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran.
Lancaster (10-2), 1.0 up
Lancaster came back from a 5-3 deficit with five late runs for an 8-5 win over Bakersfield. Chris Devenski allowed 8H/4ER, 5K:0BB in 3.2IP; Theron Geith allowed 2H/1ER in 1.1IP and Brady Rodgers closed it out with 4IP, 3H/0ER, 2K:0BB.
Brandon Meredith was 2x4 with a three-run homer; Delino DeShields was 2x4 with a walk and three stolen bases. Andrew Aplin, Telvin Nash, Chris Epps, and Carlos Perdomo each drew a hit and a walk as eight different JetHawks crossed the plate.
Man of the Match: Delino DeShields
Quad Cities (8-3), 3.0 GB
Quad Cities scored three runs in the bottom of the 9th for a nice walk-off 9-8 win, but Carlos Correa was hit on the right hand (again) by a Matt Anderson pitch in his first AB and left the game. X-Rays will apparently be taken, but it seems as though the fear is that he has broken his hand. Colton Cain allowed 7H/4R (2ER), 1K:2BB; Jamaine Cotton allowed 8H/4ER, 0K:1BB in 3.1IP and Mitchell Lambson allowed just one hit, no runs, 3K:2BB in 2.2IP.
Brett Phillips was 3x5 with 2RBI; Jordan Scott (2B, RBI), Roberto Pena, and Austin Elkins (2B, RBI, 2BB) each had two hits. The RiverBandits committed four errors on the night.
Man of the Match: Brett Phillips
Tri-City
Postponed - rain.
Greeneville (7-5), 3.0 GB
Double-header!
Game 1: Greeneville held Burlington to three hits in a 7-0 win. Edison Frias allowed 3H/0ER, 5K:0BB in 6IP; Christian Garcia struck out one in a clean 7th inning. Ariel Ovando hit his 2nd homer for the Gastros, going 2x3 with 2RBI; Marc Wik and Bobby Borchering (2B, BB) also had two hits. Jack Mayfield was 1x1 with a double, 2RBI, and two walks.
Man of the Match: Ariel Ovando
Game 2: And Greeneville extended their win streak to six with an 8-1 win in Game 2. Enderson Franco allowed 4H/1ER, 3K:1BB in 5IP; Ryan Connolly gave up 3H/0ER in 1IP; Gonzalo Sanudo allowed 1H/0ER in 1IP. Angel Ibaniez was 3x3 with a walk; Juan Santana (2RBI), Marc Wik, Bobby Borchering (HR, 2RBI), and Ariel Ovando (2B) had two hits each.
Man of the Match: Bobby Borchering.
GCL Astros (5-3), 0.5 up
Postponed (Rain)
Saturday, June 1, 2013
PreStros Morning Report: May 31
Oklahoma City
Postponed, because Oklahoma is getting crapped on by Nature. (Seriously. Thoughts and prayers to Oklahoma.)
Corpus (33-21), 1.0 up
It was 3-3 heading into the bottom of the 8th at Arkansas, but the Travelers got two in the inning to defeat Corpus 5-3. Bobby Doran dealt, throwing 5IP, 2H/1ER, 4K:2BB; Andrew Robinson allowed 2H/2ER, 0K:1BB in 1.1IP and Pat Urckfitz got the BS/L with 1.2IP, 3H/2ER, 2K:2BB (and one of Robinson's earned runs).
Drew Muren was 3x4 with a double; George Springer was 2x4 with two doubles, a walk, and only one strikeout. Max Stassi, Domingo Santana, and Jonathan Meyer each had a hit, a walk, and an RBI. The Hooks left 12 LOBsters and were 1x13 with runners in scoring position.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran.
Lancaster
Crazy one in Lancaster. The JetHawks led 3-0, 4-1, and 5-3 before Visalia (the Rawhide, for those of you who listen to the Morning Drive and listen to Idiot guess at minor-league franchise names) got EIGHT RUNS in the top of the 4th. The JetHawks answered with five in the bottom half, but it wasn't enough. Visalia wins, 12-10.
Blair Walters allowed 5H/4R (2ER) in 3.1IP; Jonas Dufek gave up 5H/6ER, 0K:1BB in 0.1IP; T.J. Geith allowed 3H/1ER, 2K:0BB in 1.1IP; Aaron West allowed 3H/1ER, 6K:1BB in 4IP.
Andrew Aplin (2B, RBI) and Matt Duffy (2B, HR, RBI) had three hits each; Joe Sclafani (3R, 2B, 2BB), Matt Duffy (2B, HR, RBI), Tyler Heineman (RBI), and Chris Epps (2B, RBI) had two hits each; Brandon Meredith was 1x3 with two walks, a homer, and 4RBI total. Telvin Nash was 0x2 with two walks (and three strikeouts).
Man of the Match: Uh. Joe Sclafani
Quad Cities (30-23), 4.0 GB
The River Bandits moved within half a game of 2nd place Beloit with a 6-3 14-inning win over the Snappers. Jordan Jankowski threw 2IP, 2H/1ER, 4K:2BB; Cameron Lamb allowed 2H/0ER, 2K:1BB in 3IP; Gera Sanchez was The Pimp with 1H/0ER, 6K:0BB in 4IP; Mitchell Lambson allowed 2H/2ER, 3K:1BB in 1.1IP (but got the win), with John Neely recording the final two outs - the last of which represented the tying run.
Carlos Correa was 3x6 with a double and an RBI (now hitting .350/.422/.525 in his last ten games); Jon Homerton's one hit was, indeed, a 14th-inning homer, but he was 1x6 with 3K. Brian Blasik also struck out three times - in fact, the River Bandits won despite striking out an Astros-worthy 17 times.
Man of the Match: Gera Sanchez
Postponed, because Oklahoma is getting crapped on by Nature. (Seriously. Thoughts and prayers to Oklahoma.)
Corpus (33-21), 1.0 up
It was 3-3 heading into the bottom of the 8th at Arkansas, but the Travelers got two in the inning to defeat Corpus 5-3. Bobby Doran dealt, throwing 5IP, 2H/1ER, 4K:2BB; Andrew Robinson allowed 2H/2ER, 0K:1BB in 1.1IP and Pat Urckfitz got the BS/L with 1.2IP, 3H/2ER, 2K:2BB (and one of Robinson's earned runs).
Drew Muren was 3x4 with a double; George Springer was 2x4 with two doubles, a walk, and only one strikeout. Max Stassi, Domingo Santana, and Jonathan Meyer each had a hit, a walk, and an RBI. The Hooks left 12 LOBsters and were 1x13 with runners in scoring position.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran.
Lancaster
Crazy one in Lancaster. The JetHawks led 3-0, 4-1, and 5-3 before Visalia (the Rawhide, for those of you who listen to the Morning Drive and listen to Idiot guess at minor-league franchise names) got EIGHT RUNS in the top of the 4th. The JetHawks answered with five in the bottom half, but it wasn't enough. Visalia wins, 12-10.
Blair Walters allowed 5H/4R (2ER) in 3.1IP; Jonas Dufek gave up 5H/6ER, 0K:1BB in 0.1IP; T.J. Geith allowed 3H/1ER, 2K:0BB in 1.1IP; Aaron West allowed 3H/1ER, 6K:1BB in 4IP.
Andrew Aplin (2B, RBI) and Matt Duffy (2B, HR, RBI) had three hits each; Joe Sclafani (3R, 2B, 2BB), Matt Duffy (2B, HR, RBI), Tyler Heineman (RBI), and Chris Epps (2B, RBI) had two hits each; Brandon Meredith was 1x3 with two walks, a homer, and 4RBI total. Telvin Nash was 0x2 with two walks (and three strikeouts).
Man of the Match: Uh. Joe Sclafani
Quad Cities (30-23), 4.0 GB
The River Bandits moved within half a game of 2nd place Beloit with a 6-3 14-inning win over the Snappers. Jordan Jankowski threw 2IP, 2H/1ER, 4K:2BB; Cameron Lamb allowed 2H/0ER, 2K:1BB in 3IP; Gera Sanchez was The Pimp with 1H/0ER, 6K:0BB in 4IP; Mitchell Lambson allowed 2H/2ER, 3K:1BB in 1.1IP (but got the win), with John Neely recording the final two outs - the last of which represented the tying run.
Carlos Correa was 3x6 with a double and an RBI (now hitting .350/.422/.525 in his last ten games); Jon Homerton's one hit was, indeed, a 14th-inning homer, but he was 1x6 with 3K. Brian Blasik also struck out three times - in fact, the River Bandits won despite striking out an Astros-worthy 17 times.
Man of the Match: Gera Sanchez
Monday, May 6, 2013
Pre Stros Morning Report May 5th
AAA
Game 1
Oklahoma City (17-11)
The Redhawks dropped the 1st game of a double header against the Iowa Cubs (10-16) Sunday, 5-2. Oklahoma took the lead in the top of the 2nd. Mark Krauss (R, BB, K) walked to lead off the inning and advanced to second on a Brett Wallace (H, BB, K) single. Jonathan Villar (2K) reached on a sac bunt to load the bases with no outs. Carlos Perez (H, R, HR, RBI) popped to short for the first out. The 2nd out came on a sac fly off the bat of Andrew Simunic (RBI, BB) that scored Marc Krauss. The Hooks took the lead again in the top of the 4th on Carlos Perez's first AAA homer, but fell behind for good in the bottom half of the inning. Trevor Crowe (2H, CS) had 2 hits. Jake Elmore (H, 2B, SB) hit his 8th double of the year and also swiped a bag.
Brett Oberholtzer (1-3) was tagged with the loss. (3.2IP, 6H, 4R, 3ER, 2BB, 3K, HR)
Josh Zeid tossed 1 inning. (2H, ER, 3BB)
Rhiner Cruz pitched the final 1.1 innings. (BB)
Man of the match: Carlos Perez
Game 2
Oklahoma City (18-11)
The Redhawks earned their 18th win of the season in the 2nd match of a double header with the Iowa Cubs (10-17), taking the game 4-2 in 10 innings. The I-Cubs scored a run in the bottom of the first, but Oklahoma City put up 2 of their own in the top of the 2nd. Brett Wallace (3H, 2R, 2HR, 2RBI, K) hit his 3rd homer of the season with one out in the inning, a solo shot to center. Andrew Simunic (H, R, K) scored on a single of the bat of Cody Clark (2H, R, RBI, K). The game was all tied up going into the 9th and the Redhawks put up a run to take the lead on Brett Wallace's 2nd homer of the game, a solo shot to right. Iowa matched the run in the bottom of the inning, sending the game to extras. Cody Clark led of the 10th with a single and advanced to 2nd on a sac bunt from Trevor Crowe (BB, K, SB). Che-Hsuan Lin (H, RBI) singled to center with 2 outs and scored Cody Clark, which proved to be the game winning run. Jake Elmore (H, 2K, SB) and Jason Jaramillo (H, 2K) each had a base hit. Jimmy Paredes (2H, 2B, BB) hit his 9th double of the year.
Hyle Hallock started the 2nd game of the double header. (4IP, 4H, ER, 2BB)
Jason Stoffel pitched 1.2 perfect innings. (0K)
Kevin Chapman got his first blown save of the year with a 1 out appearance. (0.1IP, 2H, ER, BB, K)
C.J Fick threw 2 scoreless innings. (2H, K)
Jose Valdez (2-0) also got a blown save, his 2nd of the year, but set himself up for the win. (2H, ER, 3BB, K)
Eric Berger earned his 1st save of the year. (1IP, H, K)
Man of the match: Brett Wallace
AA
Corpus Christi (18-12)
The Hooks took the 2nd game of a 4 game series with the San Antonio Missions (15-15) on Sunday, 7-3. Corpus started the scoring in the top of the 2nd with a 2 run frame. Jiovani Mier (H, R, HR, 2RBI) hit his 2nd home run of the season, a two run shot to center that scored Enrique Hernandez (2H, R, BB). The Hooks put up a run in the 3rd inning to retake the lead after the Mission matched their run out put in the 2nd. George Springer (H, 2R, HR, RBI, K, 2SB) reached base on a fielding error by Reymond Fuentes and ended up on 2nd. Springer stole 3rd and eventually scored on a ground out from still rehabbing J.D. Martinez (3H, R, HR, 4RBI, K). In the 5th, the Hooks had their biggest frame. Zach Johnson (H, R) led off the inning with a single and advanced to 2nd after a walk from Austin Wates (R, BB, 2K). J.D. Martinez homer to left center scoring Johnson and Wates and putting the Hooks on top 6-2. Corpus scored their final run in the 7th via George Springer's 10th home run of the season, a solo shot to right with 2 outs in the inning. Jonathan Meyer had a hit and a K.
Bobby Doran (4-0) got the win. (5IP, 3H, 2ER, BB, 4K, HR)
Nick Tropeano earned his 4th save of the year. (4IP, 4H, ER, HR)
Man of the match: George Springer
A
Lancaster (17-12)
The Jethawks defeated the High Desert Mavericks (16-14) 4-1 on Sunday. Lancaster only scored in one inning, the 7th, but it was a 4 run frame. Telvin Nash (2H, R, 2B) singled to lead off the inning and scored from first on a double off the bat of Tyler Heineman (2H, R, 2B). Heineman advanced to 3rd on a throwing error and scored on a single from Brandon Meredith (H, R, RBI). Meredith advanced to 2nd on a ground out by Carlos Perdomo (BB, SB). Nolan Fontana (2H, 3B, CS) singled to left putting runners on 1st and 3rd. Fontana was erased after being caught trying to steal 2nd. MP Cokinos (H, R, HR, 2RBI) predictably homered to left after the caught stealing. It was Cokinos 2nd jack of the year. Matt Duffy went 1 for 3 with a single.
The combination of Blair Walters (5IP, 2H, ER, 2BB, 4K) and Aaron West (1-1) (4IP, 3H, 5K) would hold the Mavericks to 1 run on 5 hits.
Men of the match: Blair Walters and Aaron West.
Low A
Quad Cities (17-11)
The River Bandits defeated the West Michigan Whitecaps (13-15) 5-4 on Sunday. Quad Cities scored in the top of the 1st to start the game. Teoscar Hernandez (2H, 2R, 2B, BB, K) led of the inning with a walk and advanced to 2nd on a Joe Sclafani (2H, 2B, RBI, BB) walk. Austin Elkins (H, R, RBI) advanced the runners with a sac bunt. Ryan Dineen (2BB) walked to load the bases and Ariel Ovando (RBI, BB, 2K) walked in an RBI for the first run of the game. The River Bandits put up fence posts in the 4th and 5th. In the 4th Teoscar Hernandez singled with 2 outs and reached 3rd on an errant pick off attempt. Joe Sclafani scored Hernandez with a double to center. In the 5th Jesse Wierzbicki (R, 4BB, K) led of the inning with a walk and advanced to 2nd on a balk. Terrell Joyce (H, RBI, 2K, CS, PO) singled with 2 outs and scored Wierzbicki. Quad Cities would again score a run in consecutive innings in the 7th and 8th. In the 7th Austin Elkins singled to lead off the inning and reached 2nd on a passed ball. Wierzbicki scored on a fielding error by right fielder Zach Kirksey. In the 8th Brian Blasik (H, R, 2BB, K) walked to lead off the inning and reached 2nd on a sac bunt off the bat of Teoscar Hernandez. Joe Sclafani hit an infield single to put runners on the corners. Blasik scored on a sac bunt from Austin Elkins that would prove to be the game winning run.
Lance McCullers was, simply put, a bad melon farmer on Sunday afternoon, turning in his strongest start of the year. (5IP, 2H, 0ER, BB, 9K)
Daniel Minor got the hold after pitching 1.2 innings. (1.2IP, 4H, 3R, 1ER, BB, 2K)
Michael Dimock (4-0) got the blown save (1) but also earned the win. (0.1IP, 2H, ER)
Mitchell Lambson earned his 2nd hold of the year. (1.2IP, BB, 2K)
John Neely got the final out for his 5th save on the year. (0.1IP, 2BB, K)
Man of the match: Lance McCullers. In the top 10 in K's in the Midwest League with 29.in 26.2 IP.
Game 1
Oklahoma City (17-11)
The Redhawks dropped the 1st game of a double header against the Iowa Cubs (10-16) Sunday, 5-2. Oklahoma took the lead in the top of the 2nd. Mark Krauss (R, BB, K) walked to lead off the inning and advanced to second on a Brett Wallace (H, BB, K) single. Jonathan Villar (2K) reached on a sac bunt to load the bases with no outs. Carlos Perez (H, R, HR, RBI) popped to short for the first out. The 2nd out came on a sac fly off the bat of Andrew Simunic (RBI, BB) that scored Marc Krauss. The Hooks took the lead again in the top of the 4th on Carlos Perez's first AAA homer, but fell behind for good in the bottom half of the inning. Trevor Crowe (2H, CS) had 2 hits. Jake Elmore (H, 2B, SB) hit his 8th double of the year and also swiped a bag.
Brett Oberholtzer (1-3) was tagged with the loss. (3.2IP, 6H, 4R, 3ER, 2BB, 3K, HR)
Josh Zeid tossed 1 inning. (2H, ER, 3BB)
Rhiner Cruz pitched the final 1.1 innings. (BB)
Man of the match: Carlos Perez
Game 2
Oklahoma City (18-11)
The Redhawks earned their 18th win of the season in the 2nd match of a double header with the Iowa Cubs (10-17), taking the game 4-2 in 10 innings. The I-Cubs scored a run in the bottom of the first, but Oklahoma City put up 2 of their own in the top of the 2nd. Brett Wallace (3H, 2R, 2HR, 2RBI, K) hit his 3rd homer of the season with one out in the inning, a solo shot to center. Andrew Simunic (H, R, K) scored on a single of the bat of Cody Clark (2H, R, RBI, K). The game was all tied up going into the 9th and the Redhawks put up a run to take the lead on Brett Wallace's 2nd homer of the game, a solo shot to right. Iowa matched the run in the bottom of the inning, sending the game to extras. Cody Clark led of the 10th with a single and advanced to 2nd on a sac bunt from Trevor Crowe (BB, K, SB). Che-Hsuan Lin (H, RBI) singled to center with 2 outs and scored Cody Clark, which proved to be the game winning run. Jake Elmore (H, 2K, SB) and Jason Jaramillo (H, 2K) each had a base hit. Jimmy Paredes (2H, 2B, BB) hit his 9th double of the year.
Hyle Hallock started the 2nd game of the double header. (4IP, 4H, ER, 2BB)
Jason Stoffel pitched 1.2 perfect innings. (0K)
Kevin Chapman got his first blown save of the year with a 1 out appearance. (0.1IP, 2H, ER, BB, K)
C.J Fick threw 2 scoreless innings. (2H, K)
Jose Valdez (2-0) also got a blown save, his 2nd of the year, but set himself up for the win. (2H, ER, 3BB, K)
Eric Berger earned his 1st save of the year. (1IP, H, K)
Man of the match: Brett Wallace
AA
Corpus Christi (18-12)
The Hooks took the 2nd game of a 4 game series with the San Antonio Missions (15-15) on Sunday, 7-3. Corpus started the scoring in the top of the 2nd with a 2 run frame. Jiovani Mier (H, R, HR, 2RBI) hit his 2nd home run of the season, a two run shot to center that scored Enrique Hernandez (2H, R, BB). The Hooks put up a run in the 3rd inning to retake the lead after the Mission matched their run out put in the 2nd. George Springer (H, 2R, HR, RBI, K, 2SB) reached base on a fielding error by Reymond Fuentes and ended up on 2nd. Springer stole 3rd and eventually scored on a ground out from still rehabbing J.D. Martinez (3H, R, HR, 4RBI, K). In the 5th, the Hooks had their biggest frame. Zach Johnson (H, R) led off the inning with a single and advanced to 2nd after a walk from Austin Wates (R, BB, 2K). J.D. Martinez homer to left center scoring Johnson and Wates and putting the Hooks on top 6-2. Corpus scored their final run in the 7th via George Springer's 10th home run of the season, a solo shot to right with 2 outs in the inning. Jonathan Meyer had a hit and a K.
Bobby Doran (4-0) got the win. (5IP, 3H, 2ER, BB, 4K, HR)
Nick Tropeano earned his 4th save of the year. (4IP, 4H, ER, HR)
Man of the match: George Springer
A
Lancaster (17-12)
The Jethawks defeated the High Desert Mavericks (16-14) 4-1 on Sunday. Lancaster only scored in one inning, the 7th, but it was a 4 run frame. Telvin Nash (2H, R, 2B) singled to lead off the inning and scored from first on a double off the bat of Tyler Heineman (2H, R, 2B). Heineman advanced to 3rd on a throwing error and scored on a single from Brandon Meredith (H, R, RBI). Meredith advanced to 2nd on a ground out by Carlos Perdomo (BB, SB). Nolan Fontana (2H, 3B, CS) singled to left putting runners on 1st and 3rd. Fontana was erased after being caught trying to steal 2nd. MP Cokinos (H, R, HR, 2RBI) predictably homered to left after the caught stealing. It was Cokinos 2nd jack of the year. Matt Duffy went 1 for 3 with a single.
The combination of Blair Walters (5IP, 2H, ER, 2BB, 4K) and Aaron West (1-1) (4IP, 3H, 5K) would hold the Mavericks to 1 run on 5 hits.
Men of the match: Blair Walters and Aaron West.
Low A
Quad Cities (17-11)
The River Bandits defeated the West Michigan Whitecaps (13-15) 5-4 on Sunday. Quad Cities scored in the top of the 1st to start the game. Teoscar Hernandez (2H, 2R, 2B, BB, K) led of the inning with a walk and advanced to 2nd on a Joe Sclafani (2H, 2B, RBI, BB) walk. Austin Elkins (H, R, RBI) advanced the runners with a sac bunt. Ryan Dineen (2BB) walked to load the bases and Ariel Ovando (RBI, BB, 2K) walked in an RBI for the first run of the game. The River Bandits put up fence posts in the 4th and 5th. In the 4th Teoscar Hernandez singled with 2 outs and reached 3rd on an errant pick off attempt. Joe Sclafani scored Hernandez with a double to center. In the 5th Jesse Wierzbicki (R, 4BB, K) led of the inning with a walk and advanced to 2nd on a balk. Terrell Joyce (H, RBI, 2K, CS, PO) singled with 2 outs and scored Wierzbicki. Quad Cities would again score a run in consecutive innings in the 7th and 8th. In the 7th Austin Elkins singled to lead off the inning and reached 2nd on a passed ball. Wierzbicki scored on a fielding error by right fielder Zach Kirksey. In the 8th Brian Blasik (H, R, 2BB, K) walked to lead off the inning and reached 2nd on a sac bunt off the bat of Teoscar Hernandez. Joe Sclafani hit an infield single to put runners on the corners. Blasik scored on a sac bunt from Austin Elkins that would prove to be the game winning run.
Lance McCullers was, simply put, a bad melon farmer on Sunday afternoon, turning in his strongest start of the year. (5IP, 2H, 0ER, BB, 9K)
Daniel Minor got the hold after pitching 1.2 innings. (1.2IP, 4H, 3R, 1ER, BB, 2K)
Michael Dimock (4-0) got the blown save (1) but also earned the win. (0.1IP, 2H, ER)
Mitchell Lambson earned his 2nd hold of the year. (1.2IP, BB, 2K)
John Neely got the final out for his 5th save on the year. (0.1IP, 2BB, K)
Man of the match: Lance McCullers. In the top 10 in K's in the Midwest League with 29.in 26.2 IP.
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Pre Stros Morning Report April 19th
AAA
Oklahoma City (8-7)
The Redhawks defeated the Round Rock Express (9-7) by a score of 5-2 on Friday. OKC scored the first run of the game in the 2nd inning on a Jonathan Villar (2H, R, 2B, 3B, RBI, K) triple that scored Marc Krauss. The Redhawks put up 3 more runs in the 5th. Robbie Grossman (2H, R, K) lead off the inning with an infield single. Jake Elmore (H, R) followed with a single of his own, advancing Grossman to 2nd. Grossman and Elmore both scored on a triple to center by Trevor Crowe (2H, R, 3B, 2RBI, K, SB). Fernando Martinez (H) doubled to right and scored Crowe. The Redhawks added one more run in the 6th on a bunt single by Robbie Grossman that scored Jonathan Villar who doubled earlier in the inning. Mark Krauss (2H, R, 2B, 3B, RBI, K) had a multi hit game as did Villar. Jimmy Paredes also had a hit.
Jordan Lyles lowered his ERA to 4.08 and got a no decision in 4.2 IP. (6H, ER, K)
C.J. Fick was awarded his first win of the season. (1.1IP, BB, K)
Kyle Hallock pitched 1.2 innings. (2h, ER, HR)
Josh Zeid earned his 1st save of the year. (1.1 IP, BB, 3K)
Man of the match: Trevor Crowe, although Villar is swinging the bat better the last few games.
AA
Corpus Christi (8-6)
The Hooks defeated the Frisco Rough Riders (9-5) 3-2 on Friday. The Hooks started the scoring in the bottom of the 1st. With one out in the inning, Ben Orloff (H, R, BB) singled to right. George Springer advanced Orloff to 2nd with a single of his own. Michael Burgess (H, 2B, 2RBI, K) doubled to right, scoring Orloff and Springer, but was thrown out trying to stretch it into a triple. Carlos Perez (H, 2B, 2K) ended the inning with a strike out. Coprus would add on in the 3rd with a RBI single from George Springer that scored Austin Wates. Jiovani Mier (H, K, SB) and Erik Castro(H, 2B) each had hits.
Corpus got solid efforts from both pitchers on the mound Friday.
Bobby Doran earned his 2nd win. (5IP, 5H, ER, B, 6K)
Nick Nitro Tropeano got his 2nd save of the year. (4IP, 5H, R-unearned, 4K)
Man of the match: Bobby Doran
A
Lancaster (9-6)
The Jethawks fell 9-7 to the Bakersfield Blaze (5-11) on Friday. Lancaster scored a run in the bottom of the 1st to take the lead 1-0. Delino Deshields (H, 2R, 2B, 2BB, K) doubled to lead off the inning. Nolan Fontana (2H, R, 3B, 3RBI, K) flied out to center advancing Deshields who tagged up on the play. Deshields would score on a wild pitch by Tanner Robles. Bakersfield put up 4 runs in the 4th to take the lead but it was short lived as Lancaster put up 4 runs of their own in the bottom of the frame. Ryan McCurdy (2H, R, BB, K) walked with one out in the inning. Raul Torrez (H, R, 2B, BB, 2K) doubled to right, advancing McCurdy to 3rd. Delino Deshields walked to load the bases for Nolan Fontana. Fontana hit a bases clearing triple to right and would later score on a Andrew Aplin (H, R, 2B, RBI, BB, K) ground out. Lancaster plated 2 more runs in the 7th. Andrew Aplin lead of the 7th with a double to right field. Zach Johnson (H, R, HR, 2RBI, 2BB, K) promptly drove him home on a 2 run homer to right, his first of the year. Chris Epps had a hit and was caught stealing.
David Rollins (2-1) was tagged with the loss, his 1st of the year. (4.2IP, 10H, 8ER, BB, 4K, HR)
Tyson Perez pitched 4 innings. (6H, ER, K, HR)
Man of the match: Zach Johnson
Low A
Quad Cities
PPD
Oklahoma City (8-7)
The Redhawks defeated the Round Rock Express (9-7) by a score of 5-2 on Friday. OKC scored the first run of the game in the 2nd inning on a Jonathan Villar (2H, R, 2B, 3B, RBI, K) triple that scored Marc Krauss. The Redhawks put up 3 more runs in the 5th. Robbie Grossman (2H, R, K) lead off the inning with an infield single. Jake Elmore (H, R) followed with a single of his own, advancing Grossman to 2nd. Grossman and Elmore both scored on a triple to center by Trevor Crowe (2H, R, 3B, 2RBI, K, SB). Fernando Martinez (H) doubled to right and scored Crowe. The Redhawks added one more run in the 6th on a bunt single by Robbie Grossman that scored Jonathan Villar who doubled earlier in the inning. Mark Krauss (2H, R, 2B, 3B, RBI, K) had a multi hit game as did Villar. Jimmy Paredes also had a hit.
Jordan Lyles lowered his ERA to 4.08 and got a no decision in 4.2 IP. (6H, ER, K)
C.J. Fick was awarded his first win of the season. (1.1IP, BB, K)
Kyle Hallock pitched 1.2 innings. (2h, ER, HR)
Josh Zeid earned his 1st save of the year. (1.1 IP, BB, 3K)
Man of the match: Trevor Crowe, although Villar is swinging the bat better the last few games.
AA
Corpus Christi (8-6)
The Hooks defeated the Frisco Rough Riders (9-5) 3-2 on Friday. The Hooks started the scoring in the bottom of the 1st. With one out in the inning, Ben Orloff (H, R, BB) singled to right. George Springer advanced Orloff to 2nd with a single of his own. Michael Burgess (H, 2B, 2RBI, K) doubled to right, scoring Orloff and Springer, but was thrown out trying to stretch it into a triple. Carlos Perez (H, 2B, 2K) ended the inning with a strike out. Coprus would add on in the 3rd with a RBI single from George Springer that scored Austin Wates. Jiovani Mier (H, K, SB) and Erik Castro(H, 2B) each had hits.
Corpus got solid efforts from both pitchers on the mound Friday.
Bobby Doran earned his 2nd win. (5IP, 5H, ER, B, 6K)
Nick Nitro Tropeano got his 2nd save of the year. (4IP, 5H, R-unearned, 4K)
Man of the match: Bobby Doran
A
Lancaster (9-6)
The Jethawks fell 9-7 to the Bakersfield Blaze (5-11) on Friday. Lancaster scored a run in the bottom of the 1st to take the lead 1-0. Delino Deshields (H, 2R, 2B, 2BB, K) doubled to lead off the inning. Nolan Fontana (2H, R, 3B, 3RBI, K) flied out to center advancing Deshields who tagged up on the play. Deshields would score on a wild pitch by Tanner Robles. Bakersfield put up 4 runs in the 4th to take the lead but it was short lived as Lancaster put up 4 runs of their own in the bottom of the frame. Ryan McCurdy (2H, R, BB, K) walked with one out in the inning. Raul Torrez (H, R, 2B, BB, 2K) doubled to right, advancing McCurdy to 3rd. Delino Deshields walked to load the bases for Nolan Fontana. Fontana hit a bases clearing triple to right and would later score on a Andrew Aplin (H, R, 2B, RBI, BB, K) ground out. Lancaster plated 2 more runs in the 7th. Andrew Aplin lead of the 7th with a double to right field. Zach Johnson (H, R, HR, 2RBI, 2BB, K) promptly drove him home on a 2 run homer to right, his first of the year. Chris Epps had a hit and was caught stealing.
David Rollins (2-1) was tagged with the loss, his 1st of the year. (4.2IP, 10H, 8ER, BB, 4K, HR)
Tyson Perez pitched 4 innings. (6H, ER, K, HR)
Man of the match: Zach Johnson
Low A
Quad Cities
PPD
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Pre Stros Report April 9th.
AAA
Oklahoma City Redhawks 5-3
Oklahoma City got the victory over the Nashville Sounds (3-3) tonight to put their record at 4-2. Brandon Laird had a productive day hitting 2 doubles in 4 appearances, with 3 RBI and a run scored. The other 2 RBI would belong to Trevor Crowe, 2 for 3 with a walk and a run scored, and Jake Elmore, 2 for 3 with a walk and a K. Jonathan Villar, Robbie Grossman, Che-Hsuan Lin, and Jimmy Paredes all had a hit. Lairds first double came in the 1st, putting OKC up by 2 runs. Jimmy Paredes would commit his 3rd error in 2 nights in the bottom of the 6th. Brandon Laird would break the 3-3 tie in the 8th inning with his 2nd double of the game, putting the Redhawks up 4-3. Elmore would follow Laid with an RBI single to make it 5-3.
Ross Seaton pitched 5 innings allowing 1 ER, striking out four, and giving up a homer.
Jordan Lyles would piggy back Seaton and pitch 3.2 innings allowing 2 runs with 1 K.
Kevin Chapman got his 1st save of the season and only had to face one batter to do it.
Man of the match: Brandon Laird
AA
Corpus Christ Hooks (5-1)
The hooks got the sweep over Tulsa (1-5), scoring 6 runs and shutting out the Drillers. Domingo Santana saw Brandon Lairds 2 doubles and raised him 1, with 2 RBI, a walk, and a run scored. George Springer, 2 for 5 with and RBI and a K; and Enrique Hernandez, 2 for 4 with an RBI; each had a double. Jio Meyer had a 3 hit ball game with a homer, raising his average to .278. Austin Wates, Jio Mier, and George Springer would each single, with Springers hit resulting in the first run for the Hooks. Domingo Santana would follow Springer with a double that plate the 2nd run of the game. Mier's home would come in the 3rd inning, a solo shot. The Hooks would score one more in the frame on another double by Domingo Santana. Santana's 3rd double would come in the bottom of the 5th. He would be driven home by a double off the bat of Enrique Hernandez. A Jiovani Mier sac fly in the 6th would be the finally Corpus run of the game.
Bobby Doran pitched 5.0 scoreless innings of 1 hit ball striking out 4 and walking none, earning the win.
Nick "Nitro" Tropeano got a save tonight, pitching 4 innings, allowing 5 hits walking none and striking out 6.
Doran and Tropeano combined for a line of 9 IP 6 H 0 BB 10 K. However...
Man of the Match - Domingo Santana. 3 doubles 2 RBI, a BB and a run scored.
A
Lancaster Jethawks (4-1)
Lancaster defeated Lake Elsinore (1-4) tonight 13-8 in typical Cal League fashion. Zach Johnson exploded for 5 hits in 5 at bats, with a double and a triple. He had 4 RBI and a run scored. Mat Duffy had 3 hits including a 2 run homer in the 7th inning. Drew Muren had 2 hits including a double. Preston Tucker and Nolan Fontana each had a double. Fontana had 4 RBI a walk and a run scored. Tucker had an RBI and a K. Brandon Meredith had a hit and a RBI and Delino Deshields had a hit and was caught stealing.
Alex Gillinghan pitched 5 innings, allowing 6 hits, 2 ER, 2BB and 3 K's.
Michael Foltynewicz was roughed up in 2.1 innings pitched, giving up 6 hits, 5 runs (4 Earned), 3 BB, and 3
K's.
Blair Walters and Travis Ballew would pitch the final inning combining for 2 hits 1 run and a K
.
Man of the match: Zach Johnson. Perfect at the plate with 5 hits in 5 at bats.
Low A
Quad Cities River Bandits (5-1)
Quad Cities suffered their first loss of the season, falling 6-4 to the Burlington Bees (3-3). Quad Cities went into the 8th inning tied 4-4, when Lane McCullers JR would give up a 2 run double to Michael Bolaski. McCullers followed Daniel Minor and allowed 2 runs, 1 earned, striking out 3 and walking 2. Minor started the night with 4 innings of 4, allowing 4 runs including 3 home runs. Teoscar Hernandez, 1 for 3 with 2 walks, and Chase Davidson, 1 for 5, 3 K's, each had a double. Jesse Wierzbicki had the lone multi hit game of the evening going 2 for 4 with a RBI, a walk, and a run scored. Carlos Correa was 1 for 2 with 3 walks and a run scored.
Man of the Match: Teoscar"face" Hernandez. A double and 2 walks with a run scored.
Oklahoma City Redhawks 5-3
Oklahoma City got the victory over the Nashville Sounds (3-3) tonight to put their record at 4-2. Brandon Laird had a productive day hitting 2 doubles in 4 appearances, with 3 RBI and a run scored. The other 2 RBI would belong to Trevor Crowe, 2 for 3 with a walk and a run scored, and Jake Elmore, 2 for 3 with a walk and a K. Jonathan Villar, Robbie Grossman, Che-Hsuan Lin, and Jimmy Paredes all had a hit. Lairds first double came in the 1st, putting OKC up by 2 runs. Jimmy Paredes would commit his 3rd error in 2 nights in the bottom of the 6th. Brandon Laird would break the 3-3 tie in the 8th inning with his 2nd double of the game, putting the Redhawks up 4-3. Elmore would follow Laid with an RBI single to make it 5-3.
Ross Seaton pitched 5 innings allowing 1 ER, striking out four, and giving up a homer.
Jordan Lyles would piggy back Seaton and pitch 3.2 innings allowing 2 runs with 1 K.
Kevin Chapman got his 1st save of the season and only had to face one batter to do it.
Man of the match: Brandon Laird
AA
Corpus Christ Hooks (5-1)
The hooks got the sweep over Tulsa (1-5), scoring 6 runs and shutting out the Drillers. Domingo Santana saw Brandon Lairds 2 doubles and raised him 1, with 2 RBI, a walk, and a run scored. George Springer, 2 for 5 with and RBI and a K; and Enrique Hernandez, 2 for 4 with an RBI; each had a double. Jio Meyer had a 3 hit ball game with a homer, raising his average to .278. Austin Wates, Jio Mier, and George Springer would each single, with Springers hit resulting in the first run for the Hooks. Domingo Santana would follow Springer with a double that plate the 2nd run of the game. Mier's home would come in the 3rd inning, a solo shot. The Hooks would score one more in the frame on another double by Domingo Santana. Santana's 3rd double would come in the bottom of the 5th. He would be driven home by a double off the bat of Enrique Hernandez. A Jiovani Mier sac fly in the 6th would be the finally Corpus run of the game.
Bobby Doran pitched 5.0 scoreless innings of 1 hit ball striking out 4 and walking none, earning the win.
Nick "Nitro" Tropeano got a save tonight, pitching 4 innings, allowing 5 hits walking none and striking out 6.
Doran and Tropeano combined for a line of 9 IP 6 H 0 BB 10 K. However...
Man of the Match - Domingo Santana. 3 doubles 2 RBI, a BB and a run scored.
A
Lancaster Jethawks (4-1)
Lancaster defeated Lake Elsinore (1-4) tonight 13-8 in typical Cal League fashion. Zach Johnson exploded for 5 hits in 5 at bats, with a double and a triple. He had 4 RBI and a run scored. Mat Duffy had 3 hits including a 2 run homer in the 7th inning. Drew Muren had 2 hits including a double. Preston Tucker and Nolan Fontana each had a double. Fontana had 4 RBI a walk and a run scored. Tucker had an RBI and a K. Brandon Meredith had a hit and a RBI and Delino Deshields had a hit and was caught stealing.
Alex Gillinghan pitched 5 innings, allowing 6 hits, 2 ER, 2BB and 3 K's.
Michael Foltynewicz was roughed up in 2.1 innings pitched, giving up 6 hits, 5 runs (4 Earned), 3 BB, and 3
K's.
Blair Walters and Travis Ballew would pitch the final inning combining for 2 hits 1 run and a K
.
Man of the match: Zach Johnson. Perfect at the plate with 5 hits in 5 at bats.
Low A
Quad Cities River Bandits (5-1)
Quad Cities suffered their first loss of the season, falling 6-4 to the Burlington Bees (3-3). Quad Cities went into the 8th inning tied 4-4, when Lane McCullers JR would give up a 2 run double to Michael Bolaski. McCullers followed Daniel Minor and allowed 2 runs, 1 earned, striking out 3 and walking 2. Minor started the night with 4 innings of 4, allowing 4 runs including 3 home runs. Teoscar Hernandez, 1 for 3 with 2 walks, and Chase Davidson, 1 for 5, 3 K's, each had a double. Jesse Wierzbicki had the lone multi hit game of the evening going 2 for 4 with a RBI, a walk, and a run scored. Carlos Correa was 1 for 2 with 3 walks and a run scored.
Man of the Match: Teoscar"face" Hernandez. A double and 2 walks with a run scored.
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Pre Stros Morning Report April 5th
AAA - OKC Redhawks (0-1)
Game 1:
The Redhawks lost their first game of a doubleheader to the Redbirds (1-0) 9-0. Jordan Lyles was on the mound for the opener and retired 9 out of 10 hitters after allowing a run in the first inning. However in the 4th Lyles exited after loading the bases. The Redhawks couldn't get a runner across the plate and they were shut out 9-0 in 7 innings. Jimmy Paredes was 1 for 2 with a 2B and a BB, the only Redhawk with an XBH. Jonathan Villar and Marc Krauss went hitless.
Jordan Lyles 4.1 IP 3H, 4R, 4ER, 3BB, 2 SO.
Keving Chapman 0.0 IP 1H, 2R, 2ER. 1BB
C.J. Fick .2 IP, 2H, 3 ER, 2BB
Josh Zeid 1 IP, 0H, 0ER, 1BB, 3SO.
Man of the match: Josh Zeid. Stuck out the side and did not allow a hit.
Game 2:
The Redhawks (1-1) took the second game of the double header with Memphis (1-1) by a score of 8-7 in 7 innings. The Redhawks found themselves down 2-1 in the bottom of the 3rd but would put up 3 runs via RBI's from Trevor Crowe and Robbie Grossman and a 2 run HR from Brandon Laird. The 3 would drive in a run each the following inning to put up the Redhawks 8-2. Brandon Laird (HR), Jimmy Paredes (2B), and Cody Clark (2B) each had an XBH, with Laird (4), Crowe(2), and Grossman (2) accounting for the RBI totals. Jonathan Villar went hitless.
Paul Clemens got the W. 5 IP, 7H, 3 R, 3 ER, 0BB, 3K.
Wes Musick 1.2 IP 4 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 1 BB
Jose Valdez got the 1 out save. 1H, 1BB.
Man of the match: Brandon Laird. 4RBI including a 2 run homer.
AA - Corpus Christi Hooks (1-1)
Corpus got 1 hit in their second game with the Sprinfield Cardinals (1-1). Austin Wates logged the only hit for the Hooks, an infield single to lead off the game. Nick Tropeano (Nitro) got his first start at AA tonight and went 5 innings, allowed 3 hits, 1 ER (HR) and struck out 5. Bobby Doran threw 3 innings allowing the other earned runs of the evening, walking 1 and striking out 2. Andrew Robinson pitched a scoreless inning for the Hooks.
George Springer, Domingo Santana, Jonathan Meyer, and Eric Castro each struck out 3 times.
Domingo Santan threw out a runner at the plate for an outfield assist.
Man of the match: Nick Tropeano 5k's in 5 IP with 1 BB for his first start at AA.
A - Lancaster Jethawks (1-1)
Lancaster fell 7-3 to High Desert (1-1) tonight. Preston Tucker hit a two run homer in the 3rd to put the Jethawks up 3-1 but it would not be enough. Rafael Valenzuela had a 2B to go with Tuckers' homer for the only XBH's for the evening. Tucker and Brandon Meredith each had 2 hits, DDJ and Nolan Fontana each had a single.
Brady Rodgers got the L. Pitched 3.2 innings allowing 4 ER (HR), walking 3, and striking out 5.
Theron Geith allowed 2 earned runs in 1.1 IP.
Chris Devenski pitch 3 IP allowing 4 hits and 1 earned run.
Jonas Dukes pitched a scoreless 9th walking one and striking out one.
Man of the match: Preston Tucker
Low A - Quad Cities Bandits (2-0)
Lance McCullers Jr got his first start of the season and it was a good one. McCullers pitched 5 innings and struck out 5 and left the game in the position to earn his first W of the season. Daniel Minor allowed the tying run to cross the plate in the 7th inning, earning a blown save. Minor would be awarded the win after the QC Bandits rallied in the 8th. A BB, sac fly, and another walk put runners on 2nd (Sclafani) and first (Correa). Sclafani came home on a fielding error by Kane County (0-2) 2nd baseman Wes Darvill. Rio Ruiz would follow with a double that scored two and put the Bandits up 4-1.
Carlos Correa went hitless but walked and scored a run. Rio Ruiz, Ariel Ovando, and Roberto Pena each had a double. Ruiz had 2 hits and 2 RBI on the day.
Men of the match: Lance McCullers and Rio Ruiz.
Game 1:
The Redhawks lost their first game of a doubleheader to the Redbirds (1-0) 9-0. Jordan Lyles was on the mound for the opener and retired 9 out of 10 hitters after allowing a run in the first inning. However in the 4th Lyles exited after loading the bases. The Redhawks couldn't get a runner across the plate and they were shut out 9-0 in 7 innings. Jimmy Paredes was 1 for 2 with a 2B and a BB, the only Redhawk with an XBH. Jonathan Villar and Marc Krauss went hitless.
Jordan Lyles 4.1 IP 3H, 4R, 4ER, 3BB, 2 SO.
Keving Chapman 0.0 IP 1H, 2R, 2ER. 1BB
C.J. Fick .2 IP, 2H, 3 ER, 2BB
Josh Zeid 1 IP, 0H, 0ER, 1BB, 3SO.
Man of the match: Josh Zeid. Stuck out the side and did not allow a hit.
Game 2:
The Redhawks (1-1) took the second game of the double header with Memphis (1-1) by a score of 8-7 in 7 innings. The Redhawks found themselves down 2-1 in the bottom of the 3rd but would put up 3 runs via RBI's from Trevor Crowe and Robbie Grossman and a 2 run HR from Brandon Laird. The 3 would drive in a run each the following inning to put up the Redhawks 8-2. Brandon Laird (HR), Jimmy Paredes (2B), and Cody Clark (2B) each had an XBH, with Laird (4), Crowe(2), and Grossman (2) accounting for the RBI totals. Jonathan Villar went hitless.
Paul Clemens got the W. 5 IP, 7H, 3 R, 3 ER, 0BB, 3K.
Wes Musick 1.2 IP 4 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 1 BB
Jose Valdez got the 1 out save. 1H, 1BB.
Man of the match: Brandon Laird. 4RBI including a 2 run homer.
AA - Corpus Christi Hooks (1-1)
Corpus got 1 hit in their second game with the Sprinfield Cardinals (1-1). Austin Wates logged the only hit for the Hooks, an infield single to lead off the game. Nick Tropeano (Nitro) got his first start at AA tonight and went 5 innings, allowed 3 hits, 1 ER (HR) and struck out 5. Bobby Doran threw 3 innings allowing the other earned runs of the evening, walking 1 and striking out 2. Andrew Robinson pitched a scoreless inning for the Hooks.
George Springer, Domingo Santana, Jonathan Meyer, and Eric Castro each struck out 3 times.
Domingo Santan threw out a runner at the plate for an outfield assist.
Man of the match: Nick Tropeano 5k's in 5 IP with 1 BB for his first start at AA.
A - Lancaster Jethawks (1-1)
Lancaster fell 7-3 to High Desert (1-1) tonight. Preston Tucker hit a two run homer in the 3rd to put the Jethawks up 3-1 but it would not be enough. Rafael Valenzuela had a 2B to go with Tuckers' homer for the only XBH's for the evening. Tucker and Brandon Meredith each had 2 hits, DDJ and Nolan Fontana each had a single.
Brady Rodgers got the L. Pitched 3.2 innings allowing 4 ER (HR), walking 3, and striking out 5.
Theron Geith allowed 2 earned runs in 1.1 IP.
Chris Devenski pitch 3 IP allowing 4 hits and 1 earned run.
Jonas Dukes pitched a scoreless 9th walking one and striking out one.
Man of the match: Preston Tucker
Low A - Quad Cities Bandits (2-0)
Lance McCullers Jr got his first start of the season and it was a good one. McCullers pitched 5 innings and struck out 5 and left the game in the position to earn his first W of the season. Daniel Minor allowed the tying run to cross the plate in the 7th inning, earning a blown save. Minor would be awarded the win after the QC Bandits rallied in the 8th. A BB, sac fly, and another walk put runners on 2nd (Sclafani) and first (Correa). Sclafani came home on a fielding error by Kane County (0-2) 2nd baseman Wes Darvill. Rio Ruiz would follow with a double that scored two and put the Bandits up 4-1.
Carlos Correa went hitless but walked and scored a run. Rio Ruiz, Ariel Ovando, and Roberto Pena each had a double. Ruiz had 2 hits and 2 RBI on the day.
Men of the match: Lance McCullers and Rio Ruiz.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
PreStros Morning Report (for games of): Aug 21
Oklahoma City (68-62)
Round Rock scored the final three runs of the game to take a 4-1 win over OKC. Rudy Owens threw 6IP, allowing 4H/2ER, with 4K:3BB and an HBP. Enerio Del Rosario gave up 2H/2ER in 1IP, and Garrett Mock allowed a hit in the scoreless 8th.
Matt Dominguez was 3x4 with the lone run scored; Brad Snyder was 2x4 with two doubles, and Angel Sanchez was 1x3 with an RBI. The JetHawks struck out 11 times, with Matt Downs leading the way with 3Ks.
Man of the Match: Matt Dominguez.
Corpus (73-54)
Corpus was up 1-0 heading into the bottom of the 6th, and then got six runs over the 6th and 7th innings for a 7-1 win over Midland. Bobby Doran had a great outing, allowing 4H/0ER, 10K:2BB in 5.1IP; Alex Sogard threw 2.2IP in relief, allowing 1H/0ER, 3K:1BB, and Arcenio Leon gave up 3H/1ER in 1IP.
Robbie Grossman was 2x4 with a double, a homer, and a walk; Austin Wates was 2x4 with an RBI triple. Jon Singleton was 0x2, but drew three walks and scored two runs. George Springer was 1x4 with his first stolen base for Corpus.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran.
Lancaster (65-62)
Nuts game in Lancaster, as the JetHawks and Rancho Cucamonga combined for 19 runs and 23 hits, resulting in a 13-6 JetHawks win. Nick Tropeano threw 7IP, 5H/4R (0ER), with 7K:1BB; Kenny Long was charged with a run that Jorge De Leon gave up in his 3H/1ER in 1.2IP of work.
Erik Castro was 3x5 with a double, a solo homer, and a grand slam, getting 6RBI on the night. Domingo Santana went 3x4, with a double and a walk. Delino DeShields was 2x4 with a triple, walk, stolen base, and 2RBI; Jio Mier had another 2-hit game.
Man of the Match: Erik Castro.
Lexington (67-59)
Greensboro scored two runs in the top of the 11th inning for a 3-1 win at Lexington last night. Mike Foltynewicz threw 6IP, 4H/1R (0ER), 10K:2BB in a strong start. Murilo Gouvea and Dayan Diaz each threw two scoreless innings, combining for seven strikeouts, and Tommy Shirley took the loss, giving up 3H/2ER in the 11th.
Jordan Kreke and Zach Johnson (2B, RBI) had four of the Legends' five hits, with Jobduan Morales getting the other knock.
Man of the Match: Mike Foltynewicz
Tri-City (44-17)
Break up the ValleyCats! They win again, 5-2 at Brooklyn. Juri Perez went 6IP, 7H/2ER, 5K:1BB, and Jeremiah Meiners recorded his 2nd save with 3IP, 1H/0ER, 3K:0BB.
Jesse Wierzbicki was 3x5 with an RBI; Preston Tucker was 1x3 with two walks, 2RBI, and an outfield assist; Dan Gulbransen was 1x2 and was HBPed twice.
Man of the Match: Preston Tucker
Greeneville (33-28)
Elizabethton scored four runs in the final three innings to take a 7-5 win over Greeneville. Francis Ramirez threw 3IP, 3H/3ER, 4K:2BB; Andrew Walter allowed a hit and two walks, recording three Ks while throwing 1IP; Joe Musgrove took the loss, allowing 4H/3ER, 3K:2BB in 2.2IP; and Zach Dando allowed 2H/1ER, 1K:1BB in 1.1IP.
The Gastros, who were 1x10 w/RISP and left 9 LOBsters, got two hits - one of them a homer - and two walks from Terrell Joyce, who now has five straight 2-hit games. Rio Ruiz hit his 1st professional homer in the first inning, as did Marc Wik. Jose Fernandez drew three walks.
Man of the Match: Terrell Joyce.
Round Rock scored the final three runs of the game to take a 4-1 win over OKC. Rudy Owens threw 6IP, allowing 4H/2ER, with 4K:3BB and an HBP. Enerio Del Rosario gave up 2H/2ER in 1IP, and Garrett Mock allowed a hit in the scoreless 8th.
Matt Dominguez was 3x4 with the lone run scored; Brad Snyder was 2x4 with two doubles, and Angel Sanchez was 1x3 with an RBI. The JetHawks struck out 11 times, with Matt Downs leading the way with 3Ks.
Man of the Match: Matt Dominguez.
Corpus (73-54)
Corpus was up 1-0 heading into the bottom of the 6th, and then got six runs over the 6th and 7th innings for a 7-1 win over Midland. Bobby Doran had a great outing, allowing 4H/0ER, 10K:2BB in 5.1IP; Alex Sogard threw 2.2IP in relief, allowing 1H/0ER, 3K:1BB, and Arcenio Leon gave up 3H/1ER in 1IP.
Robbie Grossman was 2x4 with a double, a homer, and a walk; Austin Wates was 2x4 with an RBI triple. Jon Singleton was 0x2, but drew three walks and scored two runs. George Springer was 1x4 with his first stolen base for Corpus.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran.
Lancaster (65-62)
Nuts game in Lancaster, as the JetHawks and Rancho Cucamonga combined for 19 runs and 23 hits, resulting in a 13-6 JetHawks win. Nick Tropeano threw 7IP, 5H/4R (0ER), with 7K:1BB; Kenny Long was charged with a run that Jorge De Leon gave up in his 3H/1ER in 1.2IP of work.
Erik Castro was 3x5 with a double, a solo homer, and a grand slam, getting 6RBI on the night. Domingo Santana went 3x4, with a double and a walk. Delino DeShields was 2x4 with a triple, walk, stolen base, and 2RBI; Jio Mier had another 2-hit game.
Man of the Match: Erik Castro.
Lexington (67-59)
Greensboro scored two runs in the top of the 11th inning for a 3-1 win at Lexington last night. Mike Foltynewicz threw 6IP, 4H/1R (0ER), 10K:2BB in a strong start. Murilo Gouvea and Dayan Diaz each threw two scoreless innings, combining for seven strikeouts, and Tommy Shirley took the loss, giving up 3H/2ER in the 11th.
Jordan Kreke and Zach Johnson (2B, RBI) had four of the Legends' five hits, with Jobduan Morales getting the other knock.
Man of the Match: Mike Foltynewicz
Tri-City (44-17)
Break up the ValleyCats! They win again, 5-2 at Brooklyn. Juri Perez went 6IP, 7H/2ER, 5K:1BB, and Jeremiah Meiners recorded his 2nd save with 3IP, 1H/0ER, 3K:0BB.
Jesse Wierzbicki was 3x5 with an RBI; Preston Tucker was 1x3 with two walks, 2RBI, and an outfield assist; Dan Gulbransen was 1x2 and was HBPed twice.
Man of the Match: Preston Tucker
Greeneville (33-28)
Elizabethton scored four runs in the final three innings to take a 7-5 win over Greeneville. Francis Ramirez threw 3IP, 3H/3ER, 4K:2BB; Andrew Walter allowed a hit and two walks, recording three Ks while throwing 1IP; Joe Musgrove took the loss, allowing 4H/3ER, 3K:2BB in 2.2IP; and Zach Dando allowed 2H/1ER, 1K:1BB in 1.1IP.
The Gastros, who were 1x10 w/RISP and left 9 LOBsters, got two hits - one of them a homer - and two walks from Terrell Joyce, who now has five straight 2-hit games. Rio Ruiz hit his 1st professional homer in the first inning, as did Marc Wik. Jose Fernandez drew three walks.
Man of the Match: Terrell Joyce.
Friday, August 17, 2012
PreStros Farm Report: August 16
Little late on this today. So let's do this...
Oklahoma City (65-60)
Oklahoma City's short-lived win streak (2 games) came to an end with a 5-1 loss to Fresno last night. Rudy Owens took the loss with 5.2IP, 5H/2ER, 2K:2BB to lower his ERA to 5.53, throwing 102 pitches (61 strikes). Brian Sanches got four outs with seemingly no trouble, and Garrett Mock gave up 3H/3ER, 3K:2BB in 2IP.
The RedHawks got five hits, none with runners in scoring position, and only one extra-base hit - a double by Jimmy Paredes.
Man of the Match: Rudy Owens, I guess.
Corpus (69-53)
With a 5-1 win last night at Arkansas, the Hooks improved to 69-53 overall, and 32-20 in the 2nd half, maintaining a 5-game lead over San Antonio. Bobby Doran threw 7IP, allowing just 3H/1ER, 6K:2BB. Jake Buchanan closed it out with the final six outs, allowing a hit and a walk.
Bobby Borchering (2B, 3B, BB, 2RBI) and Ben Orloff (2B) had your multi-hit games. Austin Wates (SB) and Drew Locke (HR, 2RBI) provided the rest of your offense. George Springer went 0x5 with 3K, to give him a .077/.200/.154 line in four games since being called up to Corpus.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Lancaster (62-60)
Nick Tropeano had a solid start, but three errors contributed to three unearned runs for a 5-4 loss to High Desert. Tropeano threw 6.2IP, 7H/3R (1ER), 5K:0BB, 2WP; Chia-Jen Lo struck out three, giving up a hit in 1IP; Kenny Long struck out the only batter he faced, and Andrew Robinson took the loss by allowing 0H/1R (0ER), 0K:1BB.
The JetHawks had their chances, but went 1x11 w/RISP. Jio Mier was 2x3 with a double and a walk; Telvin Nash hit his 25th homer of the year in the 6th inning; Delino DeShields was 1x2 with a double, two walks, an error and was thrown out trying to steal 3rd.
Man of the Match: Nick Tropeano.
Lexington (67-55)
Lexington managed three hits, no runs, and two errors in a 5-0 loss at Rome. Luis Ordosgoitti threw 5.2IP, 7H/5R (3ER), 3K:3BB; Mitchell Lambson threw 1.1IP, giving up a hit, and Dayan Diaz threw a perfect inning.
Chan Moon went 2x3 with a walk and a stolen base; Justin Gominsky had your other hit, to go along with two walks, a pickoff, and a caught stealing. Jordan Kreke and Zach Johnson also drew walks.
Man of the Match: Chan-Jong Moon.
Tri-City (42-14)
Another night, another win for the ValleyCats who move to 28 games over .500 after 56 games. Lance Day improved to 5-0 after giving up five hits and one earned run in 5.1IP; Euris Quezada, Scott Zuloaga, Jamaine Cotton, and Blake Ford (with his 14th save) held Brooklyn to three hits and a walk over the final 3.2IP.
Jean Carlos Batista was 2x3 with a double in his first game at Tri-City (having been called-up from Greeneville); Dan Gulbransen and Emilio King (2-run HR) had 2RBI each.
Man of the Match: Jean Batista!
Greeneville (30-26)
Bristol scored three in the top of the 5th, which was all they needed for a 3-2 win over Greeneville, despite the Gastros out-hitting Bristol 8-4. Michael Feliz allowed 2H/3ER on four walks, but he also struck out eight Bristols in 4.2IP. Christian Garcia threw three scoreless innings, and J.J. Jankowski struck out two of the four batters he faced.
Mike Martinez and Ariel Ovando were both 2x4, with Ovando plating a run. Carlos Correa was 1x4 with an RBI triple (and is now hitting .412/.500/.647 in five games with Greeneville). Angel Ibanez, Marc Wik, and Ricky Gingras also added hits while D'Andre Toney drew a walk and stole his 12th base.
Man of the Match: Ariel Ovando.
GCL Astros (25-26)
Suspended due to lightning.
Oklahoma City (65-60)
Oklahoma City's short-lived win streak (2 games) came to an end with a 5-1 loss to Fresno last night. Rudy Owens took the loss with 5.2IP, 5H/2ER, 2K:2BB to lower his ERA to 5.53, throwing 102 pitches (61 strikes). Brian Sanches got four outs with seemingly no trouble, and Garrett Mock gave up 3H/3ER, 3K:2BB in 2IP.
The RedHawks got five hits, none with runners in scoring position, and only one extra-base hit - a double by Jimmy Paredes.
Man of the Match: Rudy Owens, I guess.
Corpus (69-53)
With a 5-1 win last night at Arkansas, the Hooks improved to 69-53 overall, and 32-20 in the 2nd half, maintaining a 5-game lead over San Antonio. Bobby Doran threw 7IP, allowing just 3H/1ER, 6K:2BB. Jake Buchanan closed it out with the final six outs, allowing a hit and a walk.
Bobby Borchering (2B, 3B, BB, 2RBI) and Ben Orloff (2B) had your multi-hit games. Austin Wates (SB) and Drew Locke (HR, 2RBI) provided the rest of your offense. George Springer went 0x5 with 3K, to give him a .077/.200/.154 line in four games since being called up to Corpus.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Lancaster (62-60)
Nick Tropeano had a solid start, but three errors contributed to three unearned runs for a 5-4 loss to High Desert. Tropeano threw 6.2IP, 7H/3R (1ER), 5K:0BB, 2WP; Chia-Jen Lo struck out three, giving up a hit in 1IP; Kenny Long struck out the only batter he faced, and Andrew Robinson took the loss by allowing 0H/1R (0ER), 0K:1BB.
The JetHawks had their chances, but went 1x11 w/RISP. Jio Mier was 2x3 with a double and a walk; Telvin Nash hit his 25th homer of the year in the 6th inning; Delino DeShields was 1x2 with a double, two walks, an error and was thrown out trying to steal 3rd.
Man of the Match: Nick Tropeano.
Lexington (67-55)
Lexington managed three hits, no runs, and two errors in a 5-0 loss at Rome. Luis Ordosgoitti threw 5.2IP, 7H/5R (3ER), 3K:3BB; Mitchell Lambson threw 1.1IP, giving up a hit, and Dayan Diaz threw a perfect inning.
Chan Moon went 2x3 with a walk and a stolen base; Justin Gominsky had your other hit, to go along with two walks, a pickoff, and a caught stealing. Jordan Kreke and Zach Johnson also drew walks.
Man of the Match: Chan-Jong Moon.
Tri-City (42-14)
Another night, another win for the ValleyCats who move to 28 games over .500 after 56 games. Lance Day improved to 5-0 after giving up five hits and one earned run in 5.1IP; Euris Quezada, Scott Zuloaga, Jamaine Cotton, and Blake Ford (with his 14th save) held Brooklyn to three hits and a walk over the final 3.2IP.
Jean Carlos Batista was 2x3 with a double in his first game at Tri-City (having been called-up from Greeneville); Dan Gulbransen and Emilio King (2-run HR) had 2RBI each.
Man of the Match: Jean Batista!
Greeneville (30-26)
Bristol scored three in the top of the 5th, which was all they needed for a 3-2 win over Greeneville, despite the Gastros out-hitting Bristol 8-4. Michael Feliz allowed 2H/3ER on four walks, but he also struck out eight Bristols in 4.2IP. Christian Garcia threw three scoreless innings, and J.J. Jankowski struck out two of the four batters he faced.
Mike Martinez and Ariel Ovando were both 2x4, with Ovando plating a run. Carlos Correa was 1x4 with an RBI triple (and is now hitting .412/.500/.647 in five games with Greeneville). Angel Ibanez, Marc Wik, and Ricky Gingras also added hits while D'Andre Toney drew a walk and stole his 12th base.
Man of the Match: Ariel Ovando.
GCL Astros (25-26)
Suspended due to lightning.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Oberholtzer to OKC
Corpus Christi pitcher Brett Oberholtzer has been promoted to Oklahoma City, according to Brian McTaggart.
In his last four starts, the LHP has thrown 25.2IP (with a six start streak of 6+ IP), with 21H/4ER, 25K:7BB.
Greg Rajan says that Bobby Doran will be coming up from Lancaster to fill Oberholtzer's rotation spot.
In his last four starts, the LHP has thrown 25.2IP (with a six start streak of 6+ IP), with 21H/4ER, 25K:7BB.
Greg Rajan says that Bobby Doran will be coming up from Lancaster to fill Oberholtzer's rotation spot.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
PreStros: June 11
Oklahoma City (38-26)
OKC took a 3-2 lead into the 9th, and left with a 4-3 loss at New Orleans. Armando Galarraga threw 4.2IP, 2H/0ER, 1K:2BB; Adalberto Flores allowed 3H/2ER, 1K:3BB in 2IP; Juan Abreu walked one batter in 1.1IP, and Jose Valdez got the BS/L with 3H/2ER, 1K:1BB in the 9th.
Carlos Corporan had the only multi-hit game, going 2x3, while Brandon Barnes had 2RBI and Angel Sanchez hit his 4th homer of the season. As a whole, the RedHawks struck out 10 times, and didn't draw a walk.
Man of the Match: Armando Galarraga, I guess.
Corpus (32-30)
The Hooks scored the final four runs of the game in a 5-1 win over San Antonio. Jose Cisnero threw 7IP, 6H/1ER, 6K:0BB, while Josh Zeid threw a perfect 8th inning and Jason Stoffel lowered his ERA to 1.32 with 1H/0ER, 1K:0BB in the 9th.
Jon Singleton was 2x3 with twou doubles and a walk; Jair Fernandez also had two hits on the night, while Jose Martinez hit a 3-run homer in the 6th. Jonathan Villar drew two walks, and Drew Locke was 1x3 with a walk and a stolen base to lower his batting average to .462 since returning to Corpus.
Man of the Match: Jose Cisnero.
Lancaster (33-32)
The JetHawks were down 2-1 heading into the 8th, got three in the top of the inning to take a 4-2 lead, but gave up three in the bottom of the 9th for a 5-4 loss at Rancho Cucamonga. Bobby Doran threw 6IP, allowing 5H/2R (1ER), 3K:3BB; Andrew Robinson struck out three in 2IP; Jason Chowning got the BS/L with 3H/3ER when Kirk Clark allowed two hits and a walk, allowing the game-winning runs to score.
Enrique Hernandez had your only 2-hit game of the night, while George Springer hit his 12th homer of the season, and Domingo Santana had a 2RBI single.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Lexington (36-27)
Lexington jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one inning, and rode it out for a 6-4 win against West Virginia. Jonas Dufek allowed 8H/4ER, 6K:0BB in 7IP, and Murilo Gouvea and Dayan Diaz held WV hitless over the final two innings. Diaz' ERA is now 0.88, having allowed 1H/0ER, with 5K:0BB in his last 6.1IP.
Mike Kvasnicka was 3x4 with a 2-run homer and a double; Delino DeShields was 2x4 with a walk, and Matt Duffy and Drew Muren each had two RBIs.
Man of the Match: Mike Kvasnicka.
OKC took a 3-2 lead into the 9th, and left with a 4-3 loss at New Orleans. Armando Galarraga threw 4.2IP, 2H/0ER, 1K:2BB; Adalberto Flores allowed 3H/2ER, 1K:3BB in 2IP; Juan Abreu walked one batter in 1.1IP, and Jose Valdez got the BS/L with 3H/2ER, 1K:1BB in the 9th.
Carlos Corporan had the only multi-hit game, going 2x3, while Brandon Barnes had 2RBI and Angel Sanchez hit his 4th homer of the season. As a whole, the RedHawks struck out 10 times, and didn't draw a walk.
Man of the Match: Armando Galarraga, I guess.
Corpus (32-30)
The Hooks scored the final four runs of the game in a 5-1 win over San Antonio. Jose Cisnero threw 7IP, 6H/1ER, 6K:0BB, while Josh Zeid threw a perfect 8th inning and Jason Stoffel lowered his ERA to 1.32 with 1H/0ER, 1K:0BB in the 9th.
Jon Singleton was 2x3 with twou doubles and a walk; Jair Fernandez also had two hits on the night, while Jose Martinez hit a 3-run homer in the 6th. Jonathan Villar drew two walks, and Drew Locke was 1x3 with a walk and a stolen base to lower his batting average to .462 since returning to Corpus.
Man of the Match: Jose Cisnero.
Lancaster (33-32)
The JetHawks were down 2-1 heading into the 8th, got three in the top of the inning to take a 4-2 lead, but gave up three in the bottom of the 9th for a 5-4 loss at Rancho Cucamonga. Bobby Doran threw 6IP, allowing 5H/2R (1ER), 3K:3BB; Andrew Robinson struck out three in 2IP; Jason Chowning got the BS/L with 3H/3ER when Kirk Clark allowed two hits and a walk, allowing the game-winning runs to score.
Enrique Hernandez had your only 2-hit game of the night, while George Springer hit his 12th homer of the season, and Domingo Santana had a 2RBI single.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Lexington (36-27)
Lexington jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one inning, and rode it out for a 6-4 win against West Virginia. Jonas Dufek allowed 8H/4ER, 6K:0BB in 7IP, and Murilo Gouvea and Dayan Diaz held WV hitless over the final two innings. Diaz' ERA is now 0.88, having allowed 1H/0ER, with 5K:0BB in his last 6.1IP.
Mike Kvasnicka was 3x4 with a 2-run homer and a double; Delino DeShields was 2x4 with a walk, and Matt Duffy and Drew Muren each had two RBIs.
Man of the Match: Mike Kvasnicka.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
PreStros Farm Report: April 24
PreStros: April 24
Jordan Lyles had a no-hitter going through six innings as the RedHawks won 8-5 to take the series against Albuquerque (LAD)
Lyles ended up throwing 7.1 innings and gave up 4 R on 6 H and 2
BB with 6 K as he quickly tired after allowing that first hit.
1B-Scott Moore
Man of the Match: Jordan Lyles
Jon Singleton showed off some of his power potential as Corpus won their fifth straight 8-2 against Midland (OAK).
Jose Cisnero threw every thing he could at the RockHounds as he
went 5 innings allowing 2 unearned runs on 3 H and 4 BB with 12 K. Jose threw 111
pitches in those 5 innings. Arcenio Leon
gave 3 innings of shutout ball with 1 H, 2 BB, and 4 K. Adalberto Flores finished the game with 1 scoreless inning with 1
BB and 1 K.
1B-Jon Singleton was 4x4 with 1 3B, 2 HR, 2 R, and 4 RBI. DH-Kody
Hinze went 2x4. 3B-Andrew Simunic was 1x2 with 1 BB, 1 HR, 2 R, and 2 RBI.
Man of the Match: Singleton/Cisnero
A big five run fifth inning propelled the JetHawks to a 6-3 victory Tuesday night.
Bobby Doran had an outstanding outing as he threw 7 innings,
giving up just 1 R on 3 H with 7 K.
SS-Jio Mier went 3x4 with 1 BB, 1 R, and 1 RBI. CF-George Springer
was 4x4 with 2 3B, 1 R, and 3 RBI. LF-Adam Bailey was 2x4 with 1 2B and 1 R.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
A lackluster 4-1 loss by Lexington
Nick Tropeano ran into trouble in the 2nd
inning and ended up with just the 2 IP, allowing 3 R (2 earned) on 3 H and 1 BB
with 5 K. He finished strong by striking out the last three batters of the
inning, but it seems that the Legends decided to pull him to help prevent
stress on his arm after a high pitch count inning. Nathan Pettus went the next
3 innings, allowing 1 R on 4 H and 1 BB with 2 K. Carlos Quevedo finished
strong with 4 scoreless innings, giving up 4 H with 5 K.
Man of the Match: Carlos Quevedo
Tri-City (0-0)
Season begins June 18.
Season begins June 18.
Greeneville (0-0)
Season begins June 19.
Season begins June 19.
GCL Astros (0-0)
Season begins June 18.
Season begins June 18.
Season schedule not yet posted. Opening Day June 2nd.
Sunday, April 15, 2012
PreStros Farm Report: April 14
Oklahoma City (8-2)
Memphis scored the first three runs of the game, but OKC got the last four for a 4-3 win at Memphis, with five of their eight wins coming against the Cardinals affiliate. Henry Sosa threw 5IP, 6H/3R (2ER), 5K:1BB; and then the bullpen retired 12 of the last 13 Redbirds they faced, with Jose Valdez walking a batter in the 9th to break up the Perfecto Bullpeno. Sergio Perez threw two perfect innings, and Xavier Cedeno got the win.
The offense pulled it out despite going 1x13 w/RISP. Brian Bixler was 2x3 with 2BB, 2SB, and a solo homer. Carlos Corporan had your other multi-hit game, while Angel Sanchez was 0x1, but with 3BBs. Something to keep an eye on: Brett Wallace was removed from the game with a left oblique strain in the 3rd inning, and was replaced by Diory Hernandez.
Man of the Match: Brian Bixler.
Corpus (5-4)
Despite scoring seven runs, the Hooks fell at NW Arkansas 9-7 in a back-and-forth game that saw the Hooks take a 3-0 lead in the top of the 1st, and give it back in the bottom half. NW Arkansas took a 6-3 lead after three, then traded runs in the 4th. The Hooks got three in the top-half of the 5th inning to tie it up at 7-7, and then NW Arkansas got runs in the 6th and 8th. Brett Oberholtzer got roughed up, allowing 9H/7R (6ER), 2K:0BB, 2HR in 4.1IP; Jonnathan Aristil got the loss with 3H/1ER, 3K:0BB in 2.2IP, and Arcenio Leon gave up 2H/1ER in 1IP.
Jake Goebbert was 2x5 with an RBI and an outfield assist; Brandon Barnes was 2x4 with two doubles and 2RBI, and Kody Hinze was 2x4. Jonathan Villar was 1x4 with a walk, but committed three errors at SS. Austin Wates was 0x5, making him 1x10 since inexplicably being held out of the lineup on April 11, when he was 13x26.
Man of the Match: Brandon Barnes.
Lancaster (3-6)
Lancaster jumped out to an early 3-0 lead and cruised to a 4-1 win over Lake Elsinore. Bobby Doran threw 7IP, 7H/0ER, 7K:0BB, getting nine groundouts to two flyouts for his 1st win of the season. Kirk Clark walked one in 1IP, and Jorge De Leon allowed an unearned run to lower his ERA to 13.50.
Jio Mier hit his first homer of the season to lead off the game, and George Springer hit his 2nd of the season, as did Erik Castro.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran.
Lexington (3-7)
No scoring in this one until the 7th inning, and it was mostly Kannapolis doing the scoring after that, in a 3-1 win over the Legends. Nick Tropeano threw 6IP, allowing just 4H/0ER, 8K:2BB, with six groundouts to one fly out. In the 23 batters Tropeano faced, he either got a groundout or a strikeout on 14 of them. Nathan Pettus took the loss with 4H/3R (2ER), 2K:1BB in 3IP.
Delino DeShields was 1x3 with a walk and his 5th SB of the season; Zach Johnson drew two walks, and Roberto Pena had the only XBH of the game, with a double.
Man of the Match: Nick Tropeano
Memphis scored the first three runs of the game, but OKC got the last four for a 4-3 win at Memphis, with five of their eight wins coming against the Cardinals affiliate. Henry Sosa threw 5IP, 6H/3R (2ER), 5K:1BB; and then the bullpen retired 12 of the last 13 Redbirds they faced, with Jose Valdez walking a batter in the 9th to break up the Perfecto Bullpeno. Sergio Perez threw two perfect innings, and Xavier Cedeno got the win.
The offense pulled it out despite going 1x13 w/RISP. Brian Bixler was 2x3 with 2BB, 2SB, and a solo homer. Carlos Corporan had your other multi-hit game, while Angel Sanchez was 0x1, but with 3BBs. Something to keep an eye on: Brett Wallace was removed from the game with a left oblique strain in the 3rd inning, and was replaced by Diory Hernandez.
Man of the Match: Brian Bixler.
Corpus (5-4)
Despite scoring seven runs, the Hooks fell at NW Arkansas 9-7 in a back-and-forth game that saw the Hooks take a 3-0 lead in the top of the 1st, and give it back in the bottom half. NW Arkansas took a 6-3 lead after three, then traded runs in the 4th. The Hooks got three in the top-half of the 5th inning to tie it up at 7-7, and then NW Arkansas got runs in the 6th and 8th. Brett Oberholtzer got roughed up, allowing 9H/7R (6ER), 2K:0BB, 2HR in 4.1IP; Jonnathan Aristil got the loss with 3H/1ER, 3K:0BB in 2.2IP, and Arcenio Leon gave up 2H/1ER in 1IP.
Jake Goebbert was 2x5 with an RBI and an outfield assist; Brandon Barnes was 2x4 with two doubles and 2RBI, and Kody Hinze was 2x4. Jonathan Villar was 1x4 with a walk, but committed three errors at SS. Austin Wates was 0x5, making him 1x10 since inexplicably being held out of the lineup on April 11, when he was 13x26.
Man of the Match: Brandon Barnes.
Lancaster (3-6)
Lancaster jumped out to an early 3-0 lead and cruised to a 4-1 win over Lake Elsinore. Bobby Doran threw 7IP, 7H/0ER, 7K:0BB, getting nine groundouts to two flyouts for his 1st win of the season. Kirk Clark walked one in 1IP, and Jorge De Leon allowed an unearned run to lower his ERA to 13.50.
Jio Mier hit his first homer of the season to lead off the game, and George Springer hit his 2nd of the season, as did Erik Castro.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran.
Lexington (3-7)
No scoring in this one until the 7th inning, and it was mostly Kannapolis doing the scoring after that, in a 3-1 win over the Legends. Nick Tropeano threw 6IP, allowing just 4H/0ER, 8K:2BB, with six groundouts to one fly out. In the 23 batters Tropeano faced, he either got a groundout or a strikeout on 14 of them. Nathan Pettus took the loss with 4H/3R (2ER), 2K:1BB in 3IP.
Delino DeShields was 1x3 with a walk and his 5th SB of the season; Zach Johnson drew two walks, and Roberto Pena had the only XBH of the game, with a double.
Man of the Match: Nick Tropeano
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Tranzactionz
Wesley Wright was sent back to OKC, presumably because Matt Downs' wife has had a baby, and he's ready to get some sleep.
We noted that Bobby Doran pitched last night for Lancaster, and indeed he was activated off the Disabled List - and was replaced by Jio Mier.
We noted that Bobby Doran pitched last night for Lancaster, and indeed he was activated off the Disabled List - and was replaced by Jio Mier.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Eddie's Farm: May 2
Oklahoma City (9-15)
It was a low-scoring affair, and OKC managed to strike last, ending up with 2-1 win over Nashville. The RedHawks' pitching staff only allowed two hits, but Doug Arguello was a touch off - throwing 6IP, 2H/0ER, 5K:5BB. Fernando Rodriguez struck out three of the seven batters he faced, allowing no hits, and walking one. Jose Valdez got his 3rd save in his return to OKC, striking out two.
Arguello had the only RBI for the RedHawks, with Jose Vallejo and Tommy Manzella scoring runs. J.B. Shuck was 0x2 with 2BB, and Collin DeLome was 0x0, drawing three walks on the night. Tommy Manzella had the only XBH of the night with a double.
Man of the Match: Doug Arguello
Corpus (10-14)
Corpus jumped all over Frisco, destroying them in a 15-6 win. Dallas Keuchel had thrown 2.1IP, allowing 1H/1ER, 0K:1BB before an infield collision with David Flores knocked them both out of the game, and two batters later Jon Gaston went face-first into the wall, and he was out of the game (you can read Greg Rajan's game report here). Shane Wolf got the win, allowing 2H/3ER, 4K:1BB in 4.2IP. Arcenio Leon threw 1IP, 2H/2ER, 1K:2BB, and Danny Meszaros has yet to allow a run - throwing a scoreless inning.
Wladimir Sutil (2B, 2RBI, 3R) and Jimmy Paredes (HR, 3RBI, 4R, SB) had four hits each, and J.D. Martinez hit a grand slam - those three players accounting for 9RBI. Thanks to the spat of injuries, Andy Simunic played RF-3B-RF and went 2x3 with an RBI and 2BB.
Man of the Match: Jimmy Paredes
Lancaster (12-13)
Rancho Cucamonga got a run in the top of the 9th to provide a 4-3 win over Lancaster. Bobby Doran threw his best game of the season, going 6IP, 7H/3ER, 3K:0BB. Colton Pitkin allowed a hit and a walk in 1.2IP, and Wes Musick took the loss, giving up an unearned run on Jonathan Meyer's throwing error in.
Jake Goebbert was 1x4 with 2RBI (and added an outfield assist), and Jose Altuve provided the other RBI with a 1x3, BB night.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Lexington (13-11)
Suspended in the 2nd due to rain, the game will resume this evening with Lexington up, 4-0.
It was a low-scoring affair, and OKC managed to strike last, ending up with 2-1 win over Nashville. The RedHawks' pitching staff only allowed two hits, but Doug Arguello was a touch off - throwing 6IP, 2H/0ER, 5K:5BB. Fernando Rodriguez struck out three of the seven batters he faced, allowing no hits, and walking one. Jose Valdez got his 3rd save in his return to OKC, striking out two.
Arguello had the only RBI for the RedHawks, with Jose Vallejo and Tommy Manzella scoring runs. J.B. Shuck was 0x2 with 2BB, and Collin DeLome was 0x0, drawing three walks on the night. Tommy Manzella had the only XBH of the night with a double.
Man of the Match: Doug Arguello
Corpus (10-14)
Corpus jumped all over Frisco, destroying them in a 15-6 win. Dallas Keuchel had thrown 2.1IP, allowing 1H/1ER, 0K:1BB before an infield collision with David Flores knocked them both out of the game, and two batters later Jon Gaston went face-first into the wall, and he was out of the game (you can read Greg Rajan's game report here). Shane Wolf got the win, allowing 2H/3ER, 4K:1BB in 4.2IP. Arcenio Leon threw 1IP, 2H/2ER, 1K:2BB, and Danny Meszaros has yet to allow a run - throwing a scoreless inning.
Wladimir Sutil (2B, 2RBI, 3R) and Jimmy Paredes (HR, 3RBI, 4R, SB) had four hits each, and J.D. Martinez hit a grand slam - those three players accounting for 9RBI. Thanks to the spat of injuries, Andy Simunic played RF-3B-RF and went 2x3 with an RBI and 2BB.
Man of the Match: Jimmy Paredes
Lancaster (12-13)
Rancho Cucamonga got a run in the top of the 9th to provide a 4-3 win over Lancaster. Bobby Doran threw his best game of the season, going 6IP, 7H/3ER, 3K:0BB. Colton Pitkin allowed a hit and a walk in 1.2IP, and Wes Musick took the loss, giving up an unearned run on Jonathan Meyer's throwing error in.
Jake Goebbert was 1x4 with 2RBI (and added an outfield assist), and Jose Altuve provided the other RBI with a 1x3, BB night.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Lexington (13-11)
Suspended in the 2nd due to rain, the game will resume this evening with Lexington up, 4-0.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Call to the Pen examines Bobby Doran
The Call to the Pen blog took themselves a look at Astros prospect (2010 4th Round draft pick) Bobby Doran:
With his size and already above-average fastball command, he’s got a chance to be a back of the rotation innings eater. With some mechanical tweaks and instruction he should be able to add a bit more velocity to his fastball which was topping out at about 94 prior to the draft. If he can add that velocity and maintain the natural movement of the pitch he could turn into a viable #3 starter. He doesn’t miss a lot of bats currently, but his curve and changeup are both legitimate offerings that would be augmented with an improved fastball. Doran strikes me as the type of guy who could take a big step forward in 2011.
In my book he’s a #3 at best (and that is optimistic) and a middle reliever at worst, but either way I think he makes it to the major leagues with the Astros if he stays healthy.
With his size and already above-average fastball command, he’s got a chance to be a back of the rotation innings eater. With some mechanical tweaks and instruction he should be able to add a bit more velocity to his fastball which was topping out at about 94 prior to the draft. If he can add that velocity and maintain the natural movement of the pitch he could turn into a viable #3 starter. He doesn’t miss a lot of bats currently, but his curve and changeup are both legitimate offerings that would be augmented with an improved fastball. Doran strikes me as the type of guy who could take a big step forward in 2011.
In my book he’s a #3 at best (and that is optimistic) and a middle reliever at worst, but either way I think he makes it to the major leagues with the Astros if he stays healthy.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Eddie's Farm: August 11
Round Rock
Check this out: Round Rock had an 11-0 lead. And lost, 13-11. Josh Banks threw 5.1IP, 11H/7R (6ER), 3K:3BB; Fernando Abad threw three scoreless outs; Jonah Bayliss allowed 2H/1ER in 0.2IP; Andy Van Hekken threw a perfect 8th. And Casey Daigle allowed 6H/5ER, 1K:1BB in the 9th. Tommy Manzella (2RBI) and Anderson Hernandez (SB, RBI) had three hits each. Brian Esposito was 2x4 with 2RBI. Drew Locke hit his 15th homer of the year - a 3-run shot.
Man of the Match: Tommy Manzella
Corpus
Springfield took a 3-0 lead, and Corpus scored the next six runs on their way to an 8-4 win. Erick Abreu threw 4IP, 5H/3ER, 2K:0BB, Matt Nevarez allowed a hit and two walks in 1IP, Edwin Walker allowed 2H/0ER in 0.1IP. Jailen Peguero allowed 4H/1ER, but struck out five in 2.2IP, and Jose Valdez threw a perfect 9th in his first game since coming up from the GCL Astros. J.D. Martinez was 4x5 with a double and 2RBI (now hitting .351 for the year - .500/.581/.778 over his last ten games). Koby Clemens was 3x5 with a double and his 23rd homer, and 4RBI. Albert Cartwright was 2x5, and Kody Kirkland hit a two-run homer.
Man of the Match: Koby Clemens
Lancaster
Back and forth game as San Jose takes a 7-0 lead, then Lancaster takes an 8-7 lead, then 8-8, Lancaster 9-8 (after the 8th), San Jose gets one back in the top of the 9th, and Lancaster walks off with an 11-9 win after Jay Austin's 2-run walkoff homer. Leandro Cespedes threw 1.1IP, and allowed 7H/7ER, 3K:2BB. Kyle Godfrey allowed 1H, 1BB (3K) in 2.2IP. Jose Trinidad allowed 2H/0ER, 2K:3BB in 2.2IP. Brian Wabick recorded the final out in the 7th, and David Berner got the blown save and the win with 3H/2ER, 1K:1BB in 2IP. Mark Ori was 4x5 (2RBI), while Jay Austin was a single short of the cycle with 4RBI. Jonathan Villar was 3x5 with 2RBI, and Andy Simunic was 2x4 with a walk and an RBI.
Man of the Match: Jay Austin
Lexington
Off
Tri-City
The ValleyCats were all over Williamsport for a 6-1 win. Bobby Doran threw 6IP, 5H/0ER, 5K:0BB, HBP, and got 10 groundouts and one flyout. Murillo Gouvea walked one in 1IP, Travis Blankenship allowed a hit, and Jorge De Leon allowed 1H/1R (0ER), 0K:1BB. Dan Adamson was 2x4 with a 3-run homer, Tyler Burnett was 0x2 with 2BB, Ben Orloff, Adam Bailey, and Jacke Healey got on base twice with a hit and a walk.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Greeneville
Greeneville took a 4-0 lead, then a 5-1 lead, and Elizabethton scored the next four runs, sending the 5-5 game to extra innings. That is, until Emilio King jacked a walk-off homer for the 6-5 win. Mike Foltynewicz threw 5IP, 1H/0ER, 4K:1BB. Jeiler Castillo gave up 5H/3ER, 0K:1BB in 1IP. Brian Streilein allowed 3H/2ER in 2IP, and Ryan Cole got the win with 3H/0ER in 2IP. Emilio King had two other hits for a 3x5 (2RBI) day. Jonathan Merritt was 2x4 with a triple and 2RBI. Telvin Nash and Rafael Valenzuela had two hits each.
Man of the Match: Emilio King, with a captip to Mike Foltynewicz.
Check this out: Round Rock had an 11-0 lead. And lost, 13-11. Josh Banks threw 5.1IP, 11H/7R (6ER), 3K:3BB; Fernando Abad threw three scoreless outs; Jonah Bayliss allowed 2H/1ER in 0.2IP; Andy Van Hekken threw a perfect 8th. And Casey Daigle allowed 6H/5ER, 1K:1BB in the 9th. Tommy Manzella (2RBI) and Anderson Hernandez (SB, RBI) had three hits each. Brian Esposito was 2x4 with 2RBI. Drew Locke hit his 15th homer of the year - a 3-run shot.
Man of the Match: Tommy Manzella
Corpus
Springfield took a 3-0 lead, and Corpus scored the next six runs on their way to an 8-4 win. Erick Abreu threw 4IP, 5H/3ER, 2K:0BB, Matt Nevarez allowed a hit and two walks in 1IP, Edwin Walker allowed 2H/0ER in 0.1IP. Jailen Peguero allowed 4H/1ER, but struck out five in 2.2IP, and Jose Valdez threw a perfect 9th in his first game since coming up from the GCL Astros. J.D. Martinez was 4x5 with a double and 2RBI (now hitting .351 for the year - .500/.581/.778 over his last ten games). Koby Clemens was 3x5 with a double and his 23rd homer, and 4RBI. Albert Cartwright was 2x5, and Kody Kirkland hit a two-run homer.
Man of the Match: Koby Clemens
Lancaster
Back and forth game as San Jose takes a 7-0 lead, then Lancaster takes an 8-7 lead, then 8-8, Lancaster 9-8 (after the 8th), San Jose gets one back in the top of the 9th, and Lancaster walks off with an 11-9 win after Jay Austin's 2-run walkoff homer. Leandro Cespedes threw 1.1IP, and allowed 7H/7ER, 3K:2BB. Kyle Godfrey allowed 1H, 1BB (3K) in 2.2IP. Jose Trinidad allowed 2H/0ER, 2K:3BB in 2.2IP. Brian Wabick recorded the final out in the 7th, and David Berner got the blown save and the win with 3H/2ER, 1K:1BB in 2IP. Mark Ori was 4x5 (2RBI), while Jay Austin was a single short of the cycle with 4RBI. Jonathan Villar was 3x5 with 2RBI, and Andy Simunic was 2x4 with a walk and an RBI.
Man of the Match: Jay Austin
Lexington
Off
Tri-City
The ValleyCats were all over Williamsport for a 6-1 win. Bobby Doran threw 6IP, 5H/0ER, 5K:0BB, HBP, and got 10 groundouts and one flyout. Murillo Gouvea walked one in 1IP, Travis Blankenship allowed a hit, and Jorge De Leon allowed 1H/1R (0ER), 0K:1BB. Dan Adamson was 2x4 with a 3-run homer, Tyler Burnett was 0x2 with 2BB, Ben Orloff, Adam Bailey, and Jacke Healey got on base twice with a hit and a walk.
Man of the Match: Bobby Doran
Greeneville
Greeneville took a 4-0 lead, then a 5-1 lead, and Elizabethton scored the next four runs, sending the 5-5 game to extra innings. That is, until Emilio King jacked a walk-off homer for the 6-5 win. Mike Foltynewicz threw 5IP, 1H/0ER, 4K:1BB. Jeiler Castillo gave up 5H/3ER, 0K:1BB in 1IP. Brian Streilein allowed 3H/2ER in 2IP, and Ryan Cole got the win with 3H/0ER in 2IP. Emilio King had two other hits for a 3x5 (2RBI) day. Jonathan Merritt was 2x4 with a triple and 2RBI. Telvin Nash and Rafael Valenzuela had two hits each.
Man of the Match: Emilio King, with a captip to Mike Foltynewicz.
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