TL;DR
*Astros affiliates go 3-4 on the day.
*Corpus got a strong start from Luis Cruz in a 3-2 win at Frisco.
*Lancaster loses despite Conrad Gregor's 4x5, 2HR/triple, 5RBI day.
*Chase McDonald homered for Quad Cities, but Andrew Thurman struggled in a loss to Ft. Wayne.
*Tri-City scores five in the bottom of the 8th in a 6-4 win.
*Greeneville gets dominated top to bottom in a shutout loss
*GCL Astros split a double-header with the GCL Phillies, Edwin Medina goes 3x3 with a walk and four stolen bases in G2.
Oklahoma City (50-49, 2.5 GB)
Game with Nashville postponed due to rain
Corpus (15-12, 2.5 GB; 49-48 overall)
Frisco struck first in the series opener, taking an early 1-0 lead, but Corpus got one in the 4th and two in the 5th and held on to a 3-2 win. Luis Cruz threw 5IP, 2H/1R (0ER), 3K:0BB; Brady Rodgers gave up 2H/1ER, 3K:1BB in 3.2IP, and Tyson Perez recorded the final out of the game (Perez has allowed 13H/2R (1ER) in 22IP for Corpus this season.
Corpus scattered six hits via Delino DeShields (2BB, 2SB), Tony Kemp, Andrew Aplin (RBI), Rene Garcia, and MP Cokinos (2B, RBI).
Man of the Match: Luis Cruz
Lancaster (12-15, 6.0GB; 56-41 overall - already clinched playoff berth)
Crazy game in Lancaster. The JetHawks were up 3-0, then down 6-3, then tied 6-6, then down 12-6, and that was pretty much it. Visalia and Lancaster combined for 23 runs, 25 hits, and five errors as Lancaster falls 14-9. Lance McCullers allowed 2H/2ER, 6K:3BB in 3.2IP; Zach Morton gave up 4H/7R (6ER), 1K:3BB in 2.2IP and Juan Minaya allowed 7H/5ER, 2K:0BB (and two of Morton's runs) in 2.2IP.
Conrad Gregor had him a day, going 4x5 with a triple, two homers, and 5RBI. Rio Ruiz, Tyler White (BB), and Roberto Pena (2B, RBI) had two hits each; Tanner Mathis hit a 3-run homer and drew a walk.
Man of the Match: Conrad Gregor
Quad Cities (12-14, 6.0 GB; 47-48 overall)
Quad Cities' losing streak reaches five as the River Bandits fall behind early and can't recover in a 7-4 loss to Fort Wayne. Andrew Thurman gave up 6H/5R (4ER), 3K:1BB in 4IP; Chris Lee allowed 1H/0ER, 1K:2BB in 3IP; Frederick Tiburcio was charged with 3H/2ER, 0K:1BB in 1IP and Albert Minnis threw 1.2IP, allowing only a hit.
Brett Phillips was 2x3 with a walk; Chase McDonald was 2x4 with a homer and 2RBI, and Jose Fernandez was 2x3 with a walk and an RBI. J.D. Davis and Ronnie Mitchell (RBI) had your other hits.
Man of the Match: Chase McDonald
Tri-City (22-11, 6.0 up)
Tri-City was down 3-1 heading into the bottom of the 8th before exploding for five runs in a 6-4 win over Aberdeen. Luis Ordosgoitti threw 4IP, 2H/2ER, 6K:2BB; Raul Rivera allowed 1H/0ER in 1IP; Chris Munnelly allowed 1H/1R (0ER), 6K:3BB in 3IP, and Ryan Thompson allowed 2H/1ER, 1K:1BB in 1IP.
Bobby Boyd (BB, RBI) and Nick Tanielu (RBI) had two hits each. Ricky Gingras (BB, RBI), Ariel Ovando (RBI), and Jamie Ritchie (RBI) had your other hits, meaning the ValleyCats put up six runs with zero extra-base hits.
Man of the Match: Luis Ordosgoitti
Greeneville (12-14, 3.5 GB)
Greeneville got straight worked over at Bluefield last night, committing more errors (4) than they recorded hits (3) in an 8-0 loss. Austin Nicely allowed 7H/4R (1ER), 0K:2BB in 4IP; Jorge Perez gave up 5H/4R (3ER) in 2.2IP and Aaron Greenwood allowed 2H/0ER, 3K:0BB in 1.1IP.
Yonathan Mejia had two hits and a walk, and Jason Martin collected the other hit on the night.
Man of the Match: Yonathan Mejia.
GCL Astros (13-11, 0.5 GB)
Game 1: Vincent Velasquez made his second rehab start, allowing 3H/2ER, 5K:1BB, 2HBP in 2.2IP; John Gatlin allowed 2H/0ER (but one of Velasquez's runs), 0K:2BB in 1IP, and Harold Arauz allowed 3H/2ER, 5K:2BB in 2.1IP. GCL Astros lose 4-1.
Osvaldo Duarte had your RBI single while Ruben Castro and Richard Gonzalez had a hit and a walk each.
Man of the Match: Vincent Velasquez
Game 2: The GCL Astros won on a Brauly Mejia walk-off single in the bottom of the 8th, 3-2. Junior Garcia alowed 3H/1ER, 1K:0BB in 3IP and a bullpen of Christian Perdomo (0.1IP, 1H/1ER, 1K:3BB), Justin Ferrell (1H/0ER in 2.2IP), Samil De Los Santos (1IP, 1H/0ER) and Juan Delis (1IP, 2K) closed it out.
Edwin Medina was 3x3 with a walk and four stolen bases. Osvaldo Duarte, Brauly Mejia (RBI), Brian Pena and Luis Payano (2B) had your other hits.
Man of the Match: Edwin Medina
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Saturday, June 7, 2014
June Draft - Rounds 31-35
We are getting deep into the bowels of the draft at this point, so I thought we could start running the selections together a little, whilst providing a little bit on each player.
31-916: Dexture McCall, 1B, Hillsborough Community College, Florida.
Dexture McCall was announced as a first baseman, although he is listed at third base in many websites. He attended Middleton High School in Florida. He is listed at 6-0, 205lbs. He could return to college if he chooses.
He appeared in 47 games, batted .360/.455/.541. He hit five home-runs, with 29 walks versus 20 strikeouts.
32-946: Robert Kahana, RHP, University of Kansas
Robert Kahana is a 21yo Junior from the University of Kansas, originally from Ewa Beach, Hawaii. He is listed at 6-0, 211. He stated in Kansas' season ending game versus Kentucky, giving up 5 runs in three innings.
This year, he threw 52.1IP, giving up 87 hits, 39 runs (28 earned), 32 strikeouts versus 24 walks in 14 starts. His ERA was 3.05, but his WHIP was a less-robust 1.34.
33-976: Edwin Medina, OF, St Thomas University, Miami
Another originally from Puerto Rico, Edwin Medina attends St Thomas University, after playing in Des Moines (Des Moines Area Community College) in 2013, where he was named to the first team of the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II All-American team in 2013. He was a CF in Des Moines, and has also played some second base in Florida.
He is listed at 5-8, 170. He has a mean moustache. I mean, that is awesome! He appeared in 52 games, batted .391/.468/.520 in 202 at bats, with 12 doubles, 2 triples and 3 home-runs. Again, a favourable BB:K profile - 28BB versus 25K. He also swiped 33 bags in 37 attempts.
34-1006: Joshua James, RHP, Western Oklahoma State College
Listed at 6-3, 200, originally from Hollywood, Florida. He has a perfect game profile but it doesn't seem to have been updated since 2010. He is currently a sophomore.
He appeared in 16 games (10 starts), with a 4-1 record, 3.21 ERA He pitched 61.2 innings, striking out 56 and walking 25. He allowed three home runs.
35-1036: Keegan Yuhl, RHP, Concordia University
Keegan Yuhl is listed as a 6-0, 220 Senior, originally out of Del Mar, Calfornia. At Concordia, he went 10-4, throwing 104.2 innings, giving up 87 hits, 36 runs (30 earned), 14 walks versus 100 strikeouts. His ERA was 2.58.
He pitched the first perfect game in Concordia University history on 31 January this year. He was listed as an Honourable Mention in the selection of the NAIA All American team. He has a haircut like mine (lucky guy!)
A very brief 1-pitch scouting video is here. Not sure what everyone is excited about. It was just a foul tip!
31-916: Dexture McCall, 1B, Hillsborough Community College, Florida.
Dexture McCall was announced as a first baseman, although he is listed at third base in many websites. He attended Middleton High School in Florida. He is listed at 6-0, 205lbs. He could return to college if he chooses.
He appeared in 47 games, batted .360/.455/.541. He hit five home-runs, with 29 walks versus 20 strikeouts.
32-946: Robert Kahana, RHP, University of Kansas
Robert Kahana is a 21yo Junior from the University of Kansas, originally from Ewa Beach, Hawaii. He is listed at 6-0, 211. He stated in Kansas' season ending game versus Kentucky, giving up 5 runs in three innings.
This year, he threw 52.1IP, giving up 87 hits, 39 runs (28 earned), 32 strikeouts versus 24 walks in 14 starts. His ERA was 3.05, but his WHIP was a less-robust 1.34.
33-976: Edwin Medina, OF, St Thomas University, Miami
Another originally from Puerto Rico, Edwin Medina attends St Thomas University, after playing in Des Moines (Des Moines Area Community College) in 2013, where he was named to the first team of the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II All-American team in 2013. He was a CF in Des Moines, and has also played some second base in Florida.
He is listed at 5-8, 170. He has a mean moustache. I mean, that is awesome! He appeared in 52 games, batted .391/.468/.520 in 202 at bats, with 12 doubles, 2 triples and 3 home-runs. Again, a favourable BB:K profile - 28BB versus 25K. He also swiped 33 bags in 37 attempts.
34-1006: Joshua James, RHP, Western Oklahoma State College
Listed at 6-3, 200, originally from Hollywood, Florida. He has a perfect game profile but it doesn't seem to have been updated since 2010. He is currently a sophomore.
He appeared in 16 games (10 starts), with a 4-1 record, 3.21 ERA He pitched 61.2 innings, striking out 56 and walking 25. He allowed three home runs.
35-1036: Keegan Yuhl, RHP, Concordia University
Keegan Yuhl is listed as a 6-0, 220 Senior, originally out of Del Mar, Calfornia. At Concordia, he went 10-4, throwing 104.2 innings, giving up 87 hits, 36 runs (30 earned), 14 walks versus 100 strikeouts. His ERA was 2.58.
He pitched the first perfect game in Concordia University history on 31 January this year. He was listed as an Honourable Mention in the selection of the NAIA All American team. He has a haircut like mine (lucky guy!)
A very brief 1-pitch scouting video is here. Not sure what everyone is excited about. It was just a foul tip!
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