Round Rock
This is a string getting played out. Omaha went ahead and just finished off the sweep with a 6-2 win over Round Rock. Sergio Perez threw 4IP, 5H/5ER, 2K:4BB, 2WP, and Yorman Bazardo threw 4IP as well, allowing 6H/1ER, 2K:2BB. Oswaldo Navarro and Edwin Maysonet had two hits each, with Navarro hitting two doubles, and Maysonet collecting the lone RBI.
Man of the Match: Yorman Bazardo
Corpus
The Hooks had a 7-2 lead going into the 6th, which dwindled to 7-3, 7-5, 7-7, and ended up losing in 12 innings to Frisco 8-7. Pat Urckfitz had a solid start, throwing 5IP, 8H/2ER, 4K:1BB. Matt Nevarez allowed two runs charged to Jared Wells, and Jose Valdez allowed two runs charged to Matt Nevarez. Jailen Peguero took the loss. J.D. Martinez (BB), Jimmy Van Ostrand (2RBI), Wladimir Sutil (BB), and Ben Heath - in his Double-A debut - (2RBI, BB) had three hits each, while Koby Clemens hit his 25th homer of the year for a 2x6, BB night. Jon Gaston was 0x3, but drew three walks.
Man of the Match: Ben Heath
Lancaster
Lancaster battled back from a 6-1 deficit with a 5-run 4th, but Lake Elsinore was too much, winning 9-8. Leandro Cespedes allowed 8H/6R (5ER), Ashton Mowdy gave up a solo homer in 3IP, Kyle Godfrey had a rough one, allowing 3H/2ER in 0.1IP, and David Berner gave up a hit and three walks in 2.2IP. Jose Altuve hit his 2nd homer for Lancaster, while Mark Ori (3RBI), and Lee Cruz (2RBI) hit homers, as well. Brian Pellegrini was 2x4 with a walk, and Andy Simunic was 2x2 with two walks and a stolen base.
Man of the Match: Mark Ori
Lexington
Back and forth game with Hagerstown, but Lexington comes out on top 8-6. Tanner Bushue threw 5IP, 10H/5ER, 4K:3BB; Dan Sarisky threw 2IP, 2H/0ER; Brendan Stines walked two in 0.1IP, and Kirk Clark got the Blown Save and the Win. Jimmy Paredes (2BB, HR, 2RBI, SB), Kody Honze (2BB, RBI), Jonathan Meyer (2RBI), Roberto Pena (RBI), and Grant Hogue (SB) had two hits each. Jake Goebbert hit his 10th homer of the year in the 3rd and added a sac fly for a 2RBI night.
Man of the Match: Jimmy Paredes
Tri-City
Tri-City and Connecticut are battling it out for Stedler supremacy with both winning last night. Lowell was the ValleyCats' victim, 3-1. Carlos Quevedo threw 6IP, 5H/0ER, 4K:1BB; Alex Sogard allowed the lone run in 0.2IP, Murillo Gouvea gave up one hit in 1.1IP, and Mike Ness threw a perfect 9th. Austin Wates had himself a game: 3x3, 3B, BB, RBI, 2SB, and scored two of the ValleyCats' three runs. Ben Orloff, Adam Bailey, and Chris Wallace had two hits each.
Man of the Match: Austin Wates
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Friday, September 3, 2010
Monday, August 30, 2010
Eddie's Farm: August 30
Round Rock
Good Lord. The Express drop their ninth out of their last ten games in a big way. How big a way? 23-5 big at Omaha. Amazingly, the Express actually led this game 2-0, and then Omaha scored the next 14 runs, including an 11-run 3rd inning. Omaha's Mike Moustakas hit three homers (two in the 3rd inning) and had 11 RBI. To put that into perspective, the Express had scored eleven runs in their previous seven games. Andy Van Hekken allowed 9H/10ER, 1K:2BB in 2+ innings. Gary Majewski threw 2IP, and allowed 9H/8ER. Corcoran and Daigle both allowed runs, and catcher Brian Esposito actually closed out the game with 1H/0ER in 1IP. Jack Shuck was 4x5, Matt Kata was 3x4, Drew Locke and Collin DeLome each had two hits, and Edwin Maysonet hit a three-run homer.
Man of the Match: Jack Shuck.
Corpus
Corpus got all their runs in the 7th inning for a 4-2 win over San Antonio. Bubbie Buzachero threw 5IP, 3H/0ER, 5K:0BB in a solid start, and Matt Nevarez picked up the win with a scoreless sixth. Jailen Peguero allowed 3H/2ER, 0K:2BB, and Evan Englebrook threw a perfect inning. Jon Gaston was 2x4 with an RBI, and Jose Vallejo, David Cook, and Freddy Parejo added RBIs. J.D. Martinez was 1x4 and Jeff Keppinger was 1x4 in a rehab start.
Man of the Match: Bubbie Buzachero!
Lancaster
Lancaster jumped on Rancho Cucamonga for an 8-2 win. Robby Donovan threw 6IP, 8H/1ER, 5K:1BB for his first win in Lancaster. David Berner gave up an unearned run in 2IP, and Kyle Godfrey continues his excellent August (20.2IP, 10H/3ER, 22K:9BB) with a scoreless 9th. Mark Ori was 3x3 with two doubles, a walk, and an RBI, while Lee Cruz and John Curtis had two hits each. Jonathan Villar and Bryce Lane added two RBI each. Jose Altive was 1x4 with a walk and an RBI.
Man of the Match: Mark Ori
Lexington
Despite getting 10 hits, the Legends scored 14 runs - nine in the first inning - for a 14-1 win over Hagerstown. Jose Cisnero threw 6IP, 4H/1ER, 4K:1BB, 2WP, and Brendan Stines got his first save for the Legends with 3IP, 0H/0ER, 4K:0BB. So how do you score 14 runs on ten hits? How about by drawing eight walks and four HBPs. Jimmy Paredes (BB, RBI), Jiovanni Mier (2B, RBI, BB), Jake Goebbert (2B, BB, 5RBI), and Renzo Tello (2B) had two hits each. Kody Hinze hit a three-run homer, and Grant Hogue was 1x2 with 3RBI and three runs scored.
Man of the Match: Jake Goebbert
Tri-City
The ValleyCats didn't want their last home game of 2010 to end so much that they went ahead and played 14 innings. Luckily for everyone involved, the ValleyCats won 5-4 over Hudson Valley. Jake Buchanan allowed 5H/1ER, 8K:0BB in 5IP. Travis Blankenship gave up 3H/3ER, 1K:1BB. Brandt Walker allowed a walk in 1.1IP. Jorge De Leon gave up four hits, but no runs (ERA: 0.36) in 3IP, and Jason Chowning allowed two hits and a walk in 3IP for the win. Adam Bailey was 3x7 with an RBI, while Ben Orloff (also 2BB), Marcus Nidiffer, and Mike Kvasnicka added two hits each. Jacke Healey hit a three-run homer in the second.
Man of the Match: Adam Bailey - three hits and the game-winning RBI, scoring Chris Wallace.
Greeneville
The Gastros got four runs in the top of the 9th, but it just wasn't enough, as Pulaski won 8-6. Euris Quezada allowed 6H/2ER, 9K:0BB in 5IP, but it was Ryan Cole (2IP, 1H/2ER) and Phil Rorabaugh (1IP, 3H/4ER, 3HR) who allowed the damage. Jonathan Merritt was 3x5 with two doubles, a homer, and 3RBI. Rafael Valenzuela was 2x5 with 2RBI, and Ricardo Garcia was 2x3. Telvin Nash hit his 12th homer of the year.
Man of the Match: Euris Quezada
Good Lord. The Express drop their ninth out of their last ten games in a big way. How big a way? 23-5 big at Omaha. Amazingly, the Express actually led this game 2-0, and then Omaha scored the next 14 runs, including an 11-run 3rd inning. Omaha's Mike Moustakas hit three homers (two in the 3rd inning) and had 11 RBI. To put that into perspective, the Express had scored eleven runs in their previous seven games. Andy Van Hekken allowed 9H/10ER, 1K:2BB in 2+ innings. Gary Majewski threw 2IP, and allowed 9H/8ER. Corcoran and Daigle both allowed runs, and catcher Brian Esposito actually closed out the game with 1H/0ER in 1IP. Jack Shuck was 4x5, Matt Kata was 3x4, Drew Locke and Collin DeLome each had two hits, and Edwin Maysonet hit a three-run homer.
Man of the Match: Jack Shuck.
Corpus
Corpus got all their runs in the 7th inning for a 4-2 win over San Antonio. Bubbie Buzachero threw 5IP, 3H/0ER, 5K:0BB in a solid start, and Matt Nevarez picked up the win with a scoreless sixth. Jailen Peguero allowed 3H/2ER, 0K:2BB, and Evan Englebrook threw a perfect inning. Jon Gaston was 2x4 with an RBI, and Jose Vallejo, David Cook, and Freddy Parejo added RBIs. J.D. Martinez was 1x4 and Jeff Keppinger was 1x4 in a rehab start.
Man of the Match: Bubbie Buzachero!
Lancaster
Lancaster jumped on Rancho Cucamonga for an 8-2 win. Robby Donovan threw 6IP, 8H/1ER, 5K:1BB for his first win in Lancaster. David Berner gave up an unearned run in 2IP, and Kyle Godfrey continues his excellent August (20.2IP, 10H/3ER, 22K:9BB) with a scoreless 9th. Mark Ori was 3x3 with two doubles, a walk, and an RBI, while Lee Cruz and John Curtis had two hits each. Jonathan Villar and Bryce Lane added two RBI each. Jose Altive was 1x4 with a walk and an RBI.
Man of the Match: Mark Ori
Lexington
Despite getting 10 hits, the Legends scored 14 runs - nine in the first inning - for a 14-1 win over Hagerstown. Jose Cisnero threw 6IP, 4H/1ER, 4K:1BB, 2WP, and Brendan Stines got his first save for the Legends with 3IP, 0H/0ER, 4K:0BB. So how do you score 14 runs on ten hits? How about by drawing eight walks and four HBPs. Jimmy Paredes (BB, RBI), Jiovanni Mier (2B, RBI, BB), Jake Goebbert (2B, BB, 5RBI), and Renzo Tello (2B) had two hits each. Kody Hinze hit a three-run homer, and Grant Hogue was 1x2 with 3RBI and three runs scored.
Man of the Match: Jake Goebbert
Tri-City
The ValleyCats didn't want their last home game of 2010 to end so much that they went ahead and played 14 innings. Luckily for everyone involved, the ValleyCats won 5-4 over Hudson Valley. Jake Buchanan allowed 5H/1ER, 8K:0BB in 5IP. Travis Blankenship gave up 3H/3ER, 1K:1BB. Brandt Walker allowed a walk in 1.1IP. Jorge De Leon gave up four hits, but no runs (ERA: 0.36) in 3IP, and Jason Chowning allowed two hits and a walk in 3IP for the win. Adam Bailey was 3x7 with an RBI, while Ben Orloff (also 2BB), Marcus Nidiffer, and Mike Kvasnicka added two hits each. Jacke Healey hit a three-run homer in the second.
Man of the Match: Adam Bailey - three hits and the game-winning RBI, scoring Chris Wallace.
Greeneville
The Gastros got four runs in the top of the 9th, but it just wasn't enough, as Pulaski won 8-6. Euris Quezada allowed 6H/2ER, 9K:0BB in 5IP, but it was Ryan Cole (2IP, 1H/2ER) and Phil Rorabaugh (1IP, 3H/4ER, 3HR) who allowed the damage. Jonathan Merritt was 3x5 with two doubles, a homer, and 3RBI. Rafael Valenzuela was 2x5 with 2RBI, and Ricardo Garcia was 2x3. Telvin Nash hit his 12th homer of the year.
Man of the Match: Euris Quezada
Eddie's Farm: August 29
Round Rock
The scoreless streak ended at 29 innings, with the Express taking a 1-0 lead into the bottom of the first. Then Memphis scored the next seven runs on their way to a 11-3 win to complete the four-game sweep. Shane Loux allowed 12H/10R (6ER), 1K:0BB in 4IP. Jonah Bayliss allowed 3H/1ER, 2K:1BB in 2IP, and Chris Sampson allowed one walk in 2IP. Loux allowed five extra-base hits - three doubles and two homers. Jack Shuck was 2x4 with a walk, Collin DeLome was 1x4 with a solo homer, and Matt Downs added the other RBI on a double.
Man of the Match: Jack Shuck
Corpus
Corpus took a 2-0 lead into the bottom of the 4th, where San Antonio got two back, and then two more in the 6th. Then San Antonio answered the Hooks' 8th inning run with one of their own. Missions win 5-3. Dallas Keuchel threw 6IP, 8H/4ER, 3K:3BB in the loss, and Jose Valdez allowed his first run of the season, after 14IP between the GCL and Corpus. The Hooks only got one extra-base hit: A double by...Dallas Keuchel! Wladimir Sutil was 2x5, and a rehabbing Jeff Keppinger (1x1, BB), Lou Santangelo, and Keuchel provided the RBIs. Of note, Jose Vallejo got his first hit since July 28.
Man of the Match: Dallas Keuchel
Lancaster
Rancho Cucamonga, down 3-2 in the 7th, scored the go-ahead runs off Jose Trinidad for a 4-3 win over Lancaster. The Education of Ross Seaton continues with a quality start: 6.1IP, 7H/3ER, 4K:0BB. Jose Trinidad allowed 3H/1ER (and one of Seaton's), and Edwin Walker closed out the game with 0.2IP, 1BB. Brian Pellegrini, Mark Ori, and Bryce Lane had two hits each, with Ori providing a homer and 2RBI and Lane adding an RBI. Lane is hitting .360 since joining the JetHawks. Jay Austin stole his 52nd base of the year.
Man of the Match: Mark Ori
Lexington
Off.
Tri-City
Bonus baseball in Tri-City! The ValleyCats tied the game with two runs in the bottom of the 8th, but it was Hudson Valley who pulled away with the 5-4 win in 12 innings. Bobby Doran got the start, throwing 4H/1ER, 6K:1BB in 5IP. Alex Sogard allowed 5H/3R (2ER), 1K:1BB in 2.2IP, Murillo Gouvea faced eleven batters, and struck eight of them out in 3.1IP (with 2WP), and Mike Ness took the loss with 1H/1ER, 0K:2BB in the 12th. Tyler Burnett was 2x5 with two doubles, a walk, and an RBI. Crhis Wallace hit a two-run homer, and Mike Kvasnicka was 0x3 with two walks.
Man of the Match: Murillo Gouvea
Greeneville
Greeneville scored a run in the top of the 9th, but it just wasn't enough as Pulaski wins 5-4. Gabe Garcia threw 3.1IP, 4H/2ER, 5K:0BB. Garrett Bullock allowed 3H/2R (1ER), 2K:2BB in 2.2IP, and Rodney Quintero allowed 2H/1ER, 4K:1BB in 2IP. Delino DeShields was 2x5 with an RBI, and Hector Rodriguez was 2x4. Rafael Valenzuela got the only extra-base hit, a double. Jonathan Merritt was 1x3 with two walks.
Man of the Match: Delino DeShields
The scoreless streak ended at 29 innings, with the Express taking a 1-0 lead into the bottom of the first. Then Memphis scored the next seven runs on their way to a 11-3 win to complete the four-game sweep. Shane Loux allowed 12H/10R (6ER), 1K:0BB in 4IP. Jonah Bayliss allowed 3H/1ER, 2K:1BB in 2IP, and Chris Sampson allowed one walk in 2IP. Loux allowed five extra-base hits - three doubles and two homers. Jack Shuck was 2x4 with a walk, Collin DeLome was 1x4 with a solo homer, and Matt Downs added the other RBI on a double.
Man of the Match: Jack Shuck
Corpus
Corpus took a 2-0 lead into the bottom of the 4th, where San Antonio got two back, and then two more in the 6th. Then San Antonio answered the Hooks' 8th inning run with one of their own. Missions win 5-3. Dallas Keuchel threw 6IP, 8H/4ER, 3K:3BB in the loss, and Jose Valdez allowed his first run of the season, after 14IP between the GCL and Corpus. The Hooks only got one extra-base hit: A double by...Dallas Keuchel! Wladimir Sutil was 2x5, and a rehabbing Jeff Keppinger (1x1, BB), Lou Santangelo, and Keuchel provided the RBIs. Of note, Jose Vallejo got his first hit since July 28.
Man of the Match: Dallas Keuchel
Lancaster
Rancho Cucamonga, down 3-2 in the 7th, scored the go-ahead runs off Jose Trinidad for a 4-3 win over Lancaster. The Education of Ross Seaton continues with a quality start: 6.1IP, 7H/3ER, 4K:0BB. Jose Trinidad allowed 3H/1ER (and one of Seaton's), and Edwin Walker closed out the game with 0.2IP, 1BB. Brian Pellegrini, Mark Ori, and Bryce Lane had two hits each, with Ori providing a homer and 2RBI and Lane adding an RBI. Lane is hitting .360 since joining the JetHawks. Jay Austin stole his 52nd base of the year.
Man of the Match: Mark Ori
Lexington
Off.
Tri-City
Bonus baseball in Tri-City! The ValleyCats tied the game with two runs in the bottom of the 8th, but it was Hudson Valley who pulled away with the 5-4 win in 12 innings. Bobby Doran got the start, throwing 4H/1ER, 6K:1BB in 5IP. Alex Sogard allowed 5H/3R (2ER), 1K:1BB in 2.2IP, Murillo Gouvea faced eleven batters, and struck eight of them out in 3.1IP (with 2WP), and Mike Ness took the loss with 1H/1ER, 0K:2BB in the 12th. Tyler Burnett was 2x5 with two doubles, a walk, and an RBI. Crhis Wallace hit a two-run homer, and Mike Kvasnicka was 0x3 with two walks.
Man of the Match: Murillo Gouvea
Greeneville
Greeneville scored a run in the top of the 9th, but it just wasn't enough as Pulaski wins 5-4. Gabe Garcia threw 3.1IP, 4H/2ER, 5K:0BB. Garrett Bullock allowed 3H/2R (1ER), 2K:2BB in 2.2IP, and Rodney Quintero allowed 2H/1ER, 4K:1BB in 2IP. Delino DeShields was 2x5 with an RBI, and Hector Rodriguez was 2x4. Rafael Valenzuela got the only extra-base hit, a double. Jonathan Merritt was 1x3 with two walks.
Man of the Match: Delino DeShields
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Eddie's Farm: July 3
Round Rock
Just a brutal, brutal loss for the Express at the hands of Memphis. Leading Memphis 6-3, Roy Corcoran got the loss in a 4-run inning, and Memphis wins 7-6. Polin Trinidad threw 5IP, 6H/1ER, 1K:2BB, while Jonah Bayliss allowed 3H/2ER in 1IP. Gary Majewski preserved the lead for 2IP, before turning it over to Corcoran, who promptly gave up 3H/4ER, 1K:1BB in 0.2IP. Matt Kata was 3x4 with 2HR, Brian Bogusevic was 2x4 with a stolen base and a walk, and Tommy Everidge and Drew Locke each added solo homers.
Man of the Match: Matt Kata
Corpus
Mercifully postponed against Frisco.
Lancaster
The JetHawks - despite being outhit 8-5 - earned their first shutout of the season in a 4-0 win over San Jose. Pat Urckfitz threw 5.1IP, 3H/0ER, 7K:2BB, Brian Wabick added 2.2IP of 3H/0ER relief, and David Berner allowed three baserunners (2H/1BB), but didn't allow a run. Big play of the game came in the bottom of the 9th. With the bases loaded and nobody out, the JetHawks turned a game-ending triple play to preserve the win. Mark Ori was 2x4, with Cartwright, Parejo, and Federico Hernandez adding the other two hits (RBIs from Parejo, Hernandez, and Ori). Brandon Barnes was 0x2, but drew 2BB and stole a base. Lee Cruz stole two bases.
Man of the Match: Mark Ori
Lexington
Lexington scored four runs in the first three innings, and then rode it out for a 4-1 win over Hickory. Luis Cruz threw 6IP, 3H/0ER, 4K:1BB for the win, and Wander Alvino allowed two hits and a solo homer in 2IP. Kirk Clark recorded his 16th save (allowing three baserunners) and struck out the side. Kody Hinze was 3x5 (RBI) and Brian Kemp was 3x4. Jake Goebbert was 1x3 with 2BB. Your RBIs came from Hinze, Our Boy Aaron Bray, and two from Jiovanni Mier.
Man of the Match: Jiovanni Mier.
Tri-City
The ValleyCats took their first series of the season after busting out for a 10-2 win over Connecticut. Carlos Quevedo threw 6IP, 5H/2R (1ER), 6K:1BB. Chris Blazek allowed a hit and walk - striking out three - in 2IP, and Mike Ness gave up a hit in 1IP. Enrique Hernandez, Tyler Burnett, and Daniel Adamson had two hits each, while Ben Heath, Burnett, Adamson, and Adam Bailey each knocked in two runs. Mike Kvasnicka - in the DH position - was pinch-hit for in the 6th. Anyone know why?
Man of the Match: Carlos Quevedo
Greeneville
Rough series for the Gastros as they get beat by Bristol again, 6-2. The Gastros were outscored 32-3 in the three-game series. Euris Quezada allowed 8H/3ER in 6IP, with 3K:1BB (2WPs) and Brian Streilein threw the final 2IP, giving up 2H/3R (1ER), 1K:1BB. Pedro Feliz (regrettably, not that one) and Bubby Williams were both 2x4 with Feliz and Jhonny Medrano getting the RBIs.
Man of the Match: Pedro Feliz
GCL Astros
Pitchers duel in the GCL, and the GCL Astros come out on top of the GCL Nationals 2-1. Jose Perdomo allowed just 2H/0ER, 3K:1BB in 5IP, while Andrea Lucati got the win with a scoreless 6th inning. Austin Lucas struck out three in 2IP, Dieudone Paul allowed an unearned run (so his ERA is still 0.00) in 0.2IP and Pedro Gomez got the final out for his first save. Ryan Ditthardt was 2x4 with a game-winning solo homer in the top of the 9th, and Luca Martone got his first RBI of the season. Brian Pellegrini was 1x4.
Man of the Match: Ryan Ditthardt.
Just a brutal, brutal loss for the Express at the hands of Memphis. Leading Memphis 6-3, Roy Corcoran got the loss in a 4-run inning, and Memphis wins 7-6. Polin Trinidad threw 5IP, 6H/1ER, 1K:2BB, while Jonah Bayliss allowed 3H/2ER in 1IP. Gary Majewski preserved the lead for 2IP, before turning it over to Corcoran, who promptly gave up 3H/4ER, 1K:1BB in 0.2IP. Matt Kata was 3x4 with 2HR, Brian Bogusevic was 2x4 with a stolen base and a walk, and Tommy Everidge and Drew Locke each added solo homers.
Man of the Match: Matt Kata
Corpus
Mercifully postponed against Frisco.
Lancaster
The JetHawks - despite being outhit 8-5 - earned their first shutout of the season in a 4-0 win over San Jose. Pat Urckfitz threw 5.1IP, 3H/0ER, 7K:2BB, Brian Wabick added 2.2IP of 3H/0ER relief, and David Berner allowed three baserunners (2H/1BB), but didn't allow a run. Big play of the game came in the bottom of the 9th. With the bases loaded and nobody out, the JetHawks turned a game-ending triple play to preserve the win. Mark Ori was 2x4, with Cartwright, Parejo, and Federico Hernandez adding the other two hits (RBIs from Parejo, Hernandez, and Ori). Brandon Barnes was 0x2, but drew 2BB and stole a base. Lee Cruz stole two bases.
Man of the Match: Mark Ori
Lexington
Lexington scored four runs in the first three innings, and then rode it out for a 4-1 win over Hickory. Luis Cruz threw 6IP, 3H/0ER, 4K:1BB for the win, and Wander Alvino allowed two hits and a solo homer in 2IP. Kirk Clark recorded his 16th save (allowing three baserunners) and struck out the side. Kody Hinze was 3x5 (RBI) and Brian Kemp was 3x4. Jake Goebbert was 1x3 with 2BB. Your RBIs came from Hinze, Our Boy Aaron Bray, and two from Jiovanni Mier.
Man of the Match: Jiovanni Mier.
Tri-City
The ValleyCats took their first series of the season after busting out for a 10-2 win over Connecticut. Carlos Quevedo threw 6IP, 5H/2R (1ER), 6K:1BB. Chris Blazek allowed a hit and walk - striking out three - in 2IP, and Mike Ness gave up a hit in 1IP. Enrique Hernandez, Tyler Burnett, and Daniel Adamson had two hits each, while Ben Heath, Burnett, Adamson, and Adam Bailey each knocked in two runs. Mike Kvasnicka - in the DH position - was pinch-hit for in the 6th. Anyone know why?
Man of the Match: Carlos Quevedo
Greeneville
Rough series for the Gastros as they get beat by Bristol again, 6-2. The Gastros were outscored 32-3 in the three-game series. Euris Quezada allowed 8H/3ER in 6IP, with 3K:1BB (2WPs) and Brian Streilein threw the final 2IP, giving up 2H/3R (1ER), 1K:1BB. Pedro Feliz (regrettably, not that one) and Bubby Williams were both 2x4 with Feliz and Jhonny Medrano getting the RBIs.
Man of the Match: Pedro Feliz
GCL Astros
Pitchers duel in the GCL, and the GCL Astros come out on top of the GCL Nationals 2-1. Jose Perdomo allowed just 2H/0ER, 3K:1BB in 5IP, while Andrea Lucati got the win with a scoreless 6th inning. Austin Lucas struck out three in 2IP, Dieudone Paul allowed an unearned run (so his ERA is still 0.00) in 0.2IP and Pedro Gomez got the final out for his first save. Ryan Ditthardt was 2x4 with a game-winning solo homer in the top of the 9th, and Luca Martone got his first RBI of the season. Brian Pellegrini was 1x4.
Man of the Match: Ryan Ditthardt.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Eddie's Farm Employees of the Month!
I know it's June 3, but I've been busy getting sunburned. And now that we're back at it, it's time to name the Eddie's Farm Employees of the Month for May.
Round Rock
Position Player: Jason Bourgeois. This could have been between a few players (Johnson, Bogusevic, Castro, etc), but how do you not give it to a guy who hit .387/.421/.571 over 29 games in May? He only struck out 12 times in 119 ABs, and hit 13 extra-base hits.
Pitcher: Casey Daigle. Daigle pitched in 15.2IP (14 games) in May, allowing 3ER with 13K:3BB, posting a 1.72 ERA/1.15 WHIP.
Corpus
Position Player: Jack Shuck. Shuck hit .317/.388/.423, with 15K:12BB in 28 games for the Hooks in May.
Pitcher: This was down to Arguello, Lyles, and Lumsden. But ultimately, Doug Arguello wins. Arguello went 4-1 with 8ER allowed in 36.1IP for a 1.98 ERA and a 1.05 WHIP in May.
Lancaster
Position Player: Mark Ori. Ori followed up an April in which he hit .275/.375/.319 by hitting .352/.364/.438 and 20RBI.
Pitcher: Dallas Keuchel. In six May starts, Keuchel had a 3.29 ERA (over three runs/9 better than April) and a 1.28 WHIP.
Lexington
Position Player: J.D. Martinez. Hit .339/.411/.587 with 17 XBH-22RBI for the month. Posted a .940 OPS in April, and followed that up with a .998 OPS in May.
Pitcher: Robby Donovan. In 30IP in May, he was 3-1, allowing five earned runs for a 1.50 ERA/1.20 WHIP.
Round Rock
Position Player: Jason Bourgeois. This could have been between a few players (Johnson, Bogusevic, Castro, etc), but how do you not give it to a guy who hit .387/.421/.571 over 29 games in May? He only struck out 12 times in 119 ABs, and hit 13 extra-base hits.
Pitcher: Casey Daigle. Daigle pitched in 15.2IP (14 games) in May, allowing 3ER with 13K:3BB, posting a 1.72 ERA/1.15 WHIP.
Corpus
Position Player: Jack Shuck. Shuck hit .317/.388/.423, with 15K:12BB in 28 games for the Hooks in May.
Pitcher: This was down to Arguello, Lyles, and Lumsden. But ultimately, Doug Arguello wins. Arguello went 4-1 with 8ER allowed in 36.1IP for a 1.98 ERA and a 1.05 WHIP in May.
Lancaster
Position Player: Mark Ori. Ori followed up an April in which he hit .275/.375/.319 by hitting .352/.364/.438 and 20RBI.
Pitcher: Dallas Keuchel. In six May starts, Keuchel had a 3.29 ERA (over three runs/9 better than April) and a 1.28 WHIP.
Lexington
Position Player: J.D. Martinez. Hit .339/.411/.587 with 17 XBH-22RBI for the month. Posted a .940 OPS in April, and followed that up with a .998 OPS in May.
Pitcher: Robby Donovan. In 30IP in May, he was 3-1, allowing five earned runs for a 1.50 ERA/1.20 WHIP.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Eddie's Farm: May 18
Round Rock
The Express beat the Sky Sox 12-9, completing the game that was suspended Tuesday night. But then, in last night's game, the Express scored three runs in the top of the 9th to tie it at 10-10, but T.J. Burton takes the loss as he allows three hits and a walk in 0.1IP. It's not like anyone pitched well. Wesley Wright gave up 6ER in 3IP (including 0K:5BB). Evan Englebrook gave up 3ER in 3IP. Jonah Bayliss allowed 1ER in 2IP. The Express got six doubles, with Matt Kata going 3x5 and Yordany Ramirez getting two hits and 4RBI. Jason Castro was 1x3 with 2BB. In this series @ Colorado Springs, the Express outscored the Sky Sox 46-36.
Man of the Match: Yordany Ramirez
Corpus Christi
It's almost like a captip from God that Jordan Lyles seems to pitch on nights that Bud Norris pitches. Lyles needed 95 pitches to throw a complete game, 4H/1ER, 5K:1BB outing on his way to a 3-1 win over San Antonio. Jack Shuck and German Duran were 2x4 and Koby Clemens was 1x4 with a homer and three strikeouts.
Man of the Match: Jordan Lyles
Lancaster
Brad Dydalewicz had a much-needed solid outing and the JetHawks beat Rancho Cucamonga 4-2. Dydalewicz threw 5IP, 5H/2R (1ER), 4K:2BB to lower his ERA to 9.11. Mike Modica, Brian Wabick, and David Berner combined for 4IP, 3H/0ER, 4K:0BB. JHay Austin, Freddy Parejo, and Mark Ori were each 2x4, with Ori getting two RBI and Brandon Barnes hitting a solo homer.
Man of the Match: Mark Ori
Lexington
Lexington scored the first three runs of the game, and then held on for a 4-2 win over Greenville for their 7th win in their last nine games. Robby Donovan threw 6IP, 3H/0ER, 8K:1BB. Zach Grimmett gave up two solo homers in 2IP, and Kirk Clark got his 5th save of the season. Kody Hinze was once again the story of the offense, hitting two homers for three RBI. Jose Altuve and Miguel Arrendell stole their 11th and 5th bases of the season, respectively.
Man of the Match: Kody Hinze
The Express beat the Sky Sox 12-9, completing the game that was suspended Tuesday night. But then, in last night's game, the Express scored three runs in the top of the 9th to tie it at 10-10, but T.J. Burton takes the loss as he allows three hits and a walk in 0.1IP. It's not like anyone pitched well. Wesley Wright gave up 6ER in 3IP (including 0K:5BB). Evan Englebrook gave up 3ER in 3IP. Jonah Bayliss allowed 1ER in 2IP. The Express got six doubles, with Matt Kata going 3x5 and Yordany Ramirez getting two hits and 4RBI. Jason Castro was 1x3 with 2BB. In this series @ Colorado Springs, the Express outscored the Sky Sox 46-36.
Man of the Match: Yordany Ramirez
Corpus Christi
It's almost like a captip from God that Jordan Lyles seems to pitch on nights that Bud Norris pitches. Lyles needed 95 pitches to throw a complete game, 4H/1ER, 5K:1BB outing on his way to a 3-1 win over San Antonio. Jack Shuck and German Duran were 2x4 and Koby Clemens was 1x4 with a homer and three strikeouts.
Man of the Match: Jordan Lyles
Lancaster
Brad Dydalewicz had a much-needed solid outing and the JetHawks beat Rancho Cucamonga 4-2. Dydalewicz threw 5IP, 5H/2R (1ER), 4K:2BB to lower his ERA to 9.11. Mike Modica, Brian Wabick, and David Berner combined for 4IP, 3H/0ER, 4K:0BB. JHay Austin, Freddy Parejo, and Mark Ori were each 2x4, with Ori getting two RBI and Brandon Barnes hitting a solo homer.
Man of the Match: Mark Ori
Lexington
Lexington scored the first three runs of the game, and then held on for a 4-2 win over Greenville for their 7th win in their last nine games. Robby Donovan threw 6IP, 3H/0ER, 8K:1BB. Zach Grimmett gave up two solo homers in 2IP, and Kirk Clark got his 5th save of the season. Kody Hinze was once again the story of the offense, hitting two homers for three RBI. Jose Altuve and Miguel Arrendell stole their 11th and 5th bases of the season, respectively.
Man of the Match: Kody Hinze
Saturday, March 20, 2010
A lot riding on Clemens at 1B
Zach Levine - the hardest working man for the Chronicle - has a profile on Koby Clemens, who has officially moved to first base.
Koby:
“It's definitely going to be a big year for me to see how I do at that level where a lot of big-time prospect players are. If I have a good year, anything can happen. But I'm not going to put any more pressure than I need to.”
Let's take a look at minor-league first basemen from 2009:
Round Rock
Mark Saccomanno (110 games): 137x493, .278/.329/.436, 87K:34BB, 43XBH-67RBI
Corpus Christi
Mark Ori (97 games): 111x423, .262/.334/.336, 88K:41BB, 29XBH-45RBI
Jimmy Van Ostrand (48 games): 104x367, .283/.364/.469, 67K:43BB, 35XBH-71RBI
Lancaster
Koby Clemens: 146x423, .345/.419/.636, 109K:51BB, 73XBH-121RBI
Koby:
“It's definitely going to be a big year for me to see how I do at that level where a lot of big-time prospect players are. If I have a good year, anything can happen. But I'm not going to put any more pressure than I need to.”
Let's take a look at minor-league first basemen from 2009:
Round Rock
Mark Saccomanno (110 games): 137x493, .278/.329/.436, 87K:34BB, 43XBH-67RBI
Corpus Christi
Mark Ori (97 games): 111x423, .262/.334/.336, 88K:41BB, 29XBH-45RBI
Jimmy Van Ostrand (48 games): 104x367, .283/.364/.469, 67K:43BB, 35XBH-71RBI
Lancaster
Koby Clemens: 146x423, .345/.419/.636, 109K:51BB, 73XBH-121RBI
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
YotD: June 1
Round Rock
New Orleans whooped the dog crap out of the Express 7-1 in NO yesterday. Freshly activated Mark McLemore gave up 6ER in 3IP, while a bullpen of Gervacio, Capellan, and Lumsden held it down to the tune of 1ER in 5IP. Yordany and Saccomanno combined for four of the Express' seven hits.
Corpus Christi
Felix Molina hit a 3-run homer in the 1st as the Hooks took a 1st inning 6-0 lead and defeated Springfield 9-4 last night. Jon Fixler, Collin DeLome and Molina had 3RBI each while Mark Ori went 3x5. Douglass Arguello allowed 2ER in 5IP for the win.
Lancaster
The JetHawks scored the three runs in the 8th/9th to defeat Modesto 4-3 in Lancaster last night. Erick Abreu got the win while Jack Tilghman threw 5IP with 3H/2ER, 6K:0BB. Koby Clemens had a 2-run single, while Jon Gaston hit an RBI double and new signee Gabe Suarez was 2x4.
Lexington
Ross Seaton threw a complete game shutout, striking out six and allowing just three hits as the Legends won 5-0. Brian Pellegrini hit a 3-run shot in the first and Ebert Rosario was 2x4, kind of making up for committing his 20th error of the season.
New Orleans whooped the dog crap out of the Express 7-1 in NO yesterday. Freshly activated Mark McLemore gave up 6ER in 3IP, while a bullpen of Gervacio, Capellan, and Lumsden held it down to the tune of 1ER in 5IP. Yordany and Saccomanno combined for four of the Express' seven hits.
Corpus Christi
Felix Molina hit a 3-run homer in the 1st as the Hooks took a 1st inning 6-0 lead and defeated Springfield 9-4 last night. Jon Fixler, Collin DeLome and Molina had 3RBI each while Mark Ori went 3x5. Douglass Arguello allowed 2ER in 5IP for the win.
Lancaster
The JetHawks scored the three runs in the 8th/9th to defeat Modesto 4-3 in Lancaster last night. Erick Abreu got the win while Jack Tilghman threw 5IP with 3H/2ER, 6K:0BB. Koby Clemens had a 2-run single, while Jon Gaston hit an RBI double and new signee Gabe Suarez was 2x4.
Lexington
Ross Seaton threw a complete game shutout, striking out six and allowing just three hits as the Legends won 5-0. Brian Pellegrini hit a 3-run shot in the first and Ebert Rosario was 2x4, kind of making up for committing his 20th error of the season.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
YotD: May 27
Round Rock
Jose Capellan dropped his record to 1-7 on the season, allowing 7ER in 4IP (with 3WPs and 4BBs), and the Express couldn't overcome the deficit. Tommy Manzella, Chris Johnson, and Jason Smith (!) all had multi-hit games.
Corpus Christi
Arkansas absolutely shut Corpus down, giving up just three hits in a 4-1 win. Mark Ori, Brian Esposito, and Mitch Einertson got the three hits - Esposito's homer accounting for the run. Douglas Arguello went 8.2 innings, and was pulled after an Arkansas 3-run HR.
Lancaster
The JetHawks made a valiant run at it, scoring four in the 7th and two in the 8th, but fell short in a 7-6 loss to Rancho Cucamonga. Jason Castro was 2x4 with two doubles and 2RBI. Eric Suttle provided a two-out, two-RBI single, as well.
Lexington
Robert Bono threw 6IP of earned run-less baseball with 5K:1BB and lowered his ERA to 1.98 in a 3-1 win over Savannah. Michael Diaz, Andrew Simunic and Ronald Ramirez had two hits each.
Jose Capellan dropped his record to 1-7 on the season, allowing 7ER in 4IP (with 3WPs and 4BBs), and the Express couldn't overcome the deficit. Tommy Manzella, Chris Johnson, and Jason Smith (!) all had multi-hit games.
Corpus Christi
Arkansas absolutely shut Corpus down, giving up just three hits in a 4-1 win. Mark Ori, Brian Esposito, and Mitch Einertson got the three hits - Esposito's homer accounting for the run. Douglas Arguello went 8.2 innings, and was pulled after an Arkansas 3-run HR.
Lancaster
The JetHawks made a valiant run at it, scoring four in the 7th and two in the 8th, but fell short in a 7-6 loss to Rancho Cucamonga. Jason Castro was 2x4 with two doubles and 2RBI. Eric Suttle provided a two-out, two-RBI single, as well.
Lexington
Robert Bono threw 6IP of earned run-less baseball with 5K:1BB and lowered his ERA to 1.98 in a 3-1 win over Savannah. Michael Diaz, Andrew Simunic and Ronald Ramirez had two hits each.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
And the news just keeps getting better for the Hooks
One game is one game. But to enjoy a 4-0 lead, and then to lose 24-6...that could take some time for confidence (not to mention ERAs) to recover.
Here's your pitching line for last night's Corpus/Midland game:
James: 2.1IP, 8H/9ER, 0K:3BB
Lopez: 2IP, 10H/7ER, 1K:0BB
Semerano: 3.2IP, 10H/8ER,0K:3BB
Midland was 14x26 with RISP, and STILL left nine men on base.
That said: Drew Meyer was 3x4, Drew Locke 2x5, and Mark Ori 4x5.
Here's your pitching line for last night's Corpus/Midland game:
James: 2.1IP, 8H/9ER, 0K:3BB
Lopez: 2IP, 10H/7ER, 1K:0BB
Semerano: 3.2IP, 10H/8ER,0K:3BB
Midland was 14x26 with RISP, and STILL left nine men on base.
That said: Drew Meyer was 3x4, Drew Locke 2x5, and Mark Ori 4x5.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Young'un of the Day: May 5
Round Rock
It feels like we do this every day. Yordany Ramirez is your YotD for Round Rock after going 4x5 with a double, a homer, 2RBI in an 8-5 win over New Orleans. Bogusevic came in a close second - 2x4, 3RBI and three runs scored
Corpus Christi
Mark Ori, come on down. 3x4 with 3RBI, 3RS. The Hooks defeated Midland 10-3 in a game where Hooks' batters walked eight times to four strikeouts. Casey Hudspeth threw 7IP, 7H/2ER, 4K:2BB.
Lexington
Robert Bono threw 6IP, 6H/1ER, 5K:2BB in a 4-3 win over Augusta (the Green Jackets. That's cool.), lowering his ERA to 1.61. Bad news, frequent YotD'er Albert Cartwright will be out for "several weeks" with a broken forearm after getting hit by a pitch Sunday. Cartwright was hitting .316 with 3HR.
Lancaster
Jack Shuck went 3x4 with a triple and a walk in a 10-4 loss to Lake Elsinore.
It feels like we do this every day. Yordany Ramirez is your YotD for Round Rock after going 4x5 with a double, a homer, 2RBI in an 8-5 win over New Orleans. Bogusevic came in a close second - 2x4, 3RBI and three runs scored
Corpus Christi
Mark Ori, come on down. 3x4 with 3RBI, 3RS. The Hooks defeated Midland 10-3 in a game where Hooks' batters walked eight times to four strikeouts. Casey Hudspeth threw 7IP, 7H/2ER, 4K:2BB.
Lexington
Robert Bono threw 6IP, 6H/1ER, 5K:2BB in a 4-3 win over Augusta (the Green Jackets. That's cool.), lowering his ERA to 1.61. Bad news, frequent YotD'er Albert Cartwright will be out for "several weeks" with a broken forearm after getting hit by a pitch Sunday. Cartwright was hitting .316 with 3HR.
Lancaster
Jack Shuck went 3x4 with a triple and a walk in a 10-4 loss to Lake Elsinore.
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