TL;DR
*Organization goes 2-2 on the day; Composite 82-72 record.
*OKC gets a solo homer from Domingo Santana for a 1-0 win over Colorado Springs in a game with six total hits that finished in under two hours.
*Luis Cruz lasted just 0.1IP as San Antonio beats Corpus, 7-4.
*Three JetHawks pitchers combine for a no-hitter against Bakersfield in a 1-0 win.
*Quad Cities gets down early and can't recover in a 10-4 loss. .
Oklahoma City (22-18)
Leather: Jake Buchanan threw 7.2IP, allowing 2H/0ER, 4K:2BB, and recording 14 groundball outs. Jason Stoffel allowed a hit in 0.1IP and Josh Fields struck out the side in the 9th to record his first save for the RedHawks.
Wood: The RedHawks only got three hits themselves, including Domingo Santana's blast (and a walk for Santana). Adron Chambers and Enrique Hernandez had your other hits.
Man of the Match: Jake Buchanan.
Corpus (19-19)
San Antonio scored five first-inning runs in a 7-4 win over Corpus.
Leather: Luis Cruz lasted just 0.1IP, giving up 2H/5ER, 0K:3BB. Andrew Robinson threw 3.2IP, 3H/0ER, 3K:0BB; Alex Sogard allowed 3H/2ER in 2IP, and Michael Dimock struck out three in 2IP.
Wood: Rene Garcia was 3x4 with two doubles; Matt Duffy (2B, RBI) and Joe Sclafani (RBI) had two hits each. Nolan Fontana was 0x1 with 2BB; Telvin Nash hit his 3rd homer of the season, and Andrew Aplin added a double.
Man of the Match: Rene Garcia
Lancaster (23-16)
Lancaster scored a run in the bottom of the 2nd, which would be all they needed as Josh Hader, J.D. Osborne, and Daniel Minor held Bakersfield hitless.
Leather: Hader threw 6IP, striking out six and walking four; Osborne threw 2IP, striking out one and walking one; and Daniel Minor struck out two in 1IP.
Wood: Jordan Scott had the RBI that scored Danry Vasquez for the lone JetHawks run; Dan Gulbransen had a double and a walk. Rio Ruiz added a single.
Man of the Match: Gotta go with Hader, Osborne, and Minor.
Quad Cities (18-19)
Wisconsin jumped out to a 6-0 lead by the time Quad Cities got on the board. The RiverBandits cut it to 6-4, but Wisconsin answered with two in the 6th and two more in the 8th.
Leather: Edison Frias gave up 8H/6ER, 3K:0BB in 4IP; Zach Morton allowed 3H/2ER, 3K:1BB in 2IP, and Andrew Walter allowed 1H/2R (1ER), 2K:1BB in 2IP.
Wood: The RiverBandits were 1x10 w/RISP, and everybody in the lineup had at least one hit. Tanner Mathis was 2x4 with a triple; Tyler White was 1x4 with a two-run homer. Brett Booth added a double. Ronnie Mitchell had a single and a stolen base.
Man of the Match: How about Tyler White?
We didn't come out here to play tiddlywinks, son.
-Hal Smith
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Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Saturday, June 9, 2012
More draft picks sign
Two more "unofficial" picks signed yesterday (meaning, news didn't come from Astros.com):
From KZTV, we also find that 9th Round pick Daniel Minor has signed for $50,000. Recommended slot for the 279th overall pick is $131,500. We'll do the math for you and tell you that the Astros saved $81,500 on this pick.
And from the Greensboro Times-Record we find that 37th Round pick Michael Dimock has signed.
Bobby Heck did confirm that eight more draft picks signed with the Astros yesterday:
5th Round pick Andrew Aplin
12th Round pick Terrell Joyce
13th Round pick Brian Holmes
14th Round pick Joe Sclafani
15th Round pick Erick Gonzalez
18th Round pick Ricky Gingras
30th Round pick John Neely
31st Round pick M.P. Cokinos
*With these updates, the Astros are currently $2,481,500 under their bonus pool.
From KZTV, we also find that 9th Round pick Daniel Minor has signed for $50,000. Recommended slot for the 279th overall pick is $131,500. We'll do the math for you and tell you that the Astros saved $81,500 on this pick.
And from the Greensboro Times-Record we find that 37th Round pick Michael Dimock has signed.
Bobby Heck did confirm that eight more draft picks signed with the Astros yesterday:
5th Round pick Andrew Aplin
12th Round pick Terrell Joyce
13th Round pick Brian Holmes
14th Round pick Joe Sclafani
15th Round pick Erick Gonzalez
18th Round pick Ricky Gingras
30th Round pick John Neely
31st Round pick M.P. Cokinos
*With these updates, the Astros are currently $2,481,500 under their bonus pool.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
9-279: RHP Daniel Minor
With the 1st pick in the 9th Round (279th overall) the Astros select 21-year old 5'11" 188lb RHP Daniel Minor, a Junior out of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi - the highest draft pick in school history. He's from Dripping Springs, TX, where he struck out 93 batters in 66 innings. At McLennan Community College, he struck out 64 batters in 65IP.
*Minor was the 2012 Southland Conference's Newcomer of the Year. And he was one of 25 pitchers on the National Pitcher of the Year Watch List.
*Minor's 10 wins this season tie a season-high for the Islanders.
*In 110.1IP in 2012, Minor allowed 100H/27ER, 110K:23BB, for a 2.20 ERA/1.11 WHIP, and four complete games.
*Minor was the 2012 Southland Conference's Newcomer of the Year. And he was one of 25 pitchers on the National Pitcher of the Year Watch List.
*Minor's 10 wins this season tie a season-high for the Islanders.
*In 110.1IP in 2012, Minor allowed 100H/27ER, 110K:23BB, for a 2.20 ERA/1.11 WHIP, and four complete games.
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