This wrap-up will be heavy on line scores and light on coverage. We'll be back to normal by the end of the weekend.
On to the wrap-up!
VENEZUELA~! VSL Mariners 8, VSL Phillies 7
(League: 263/350/365... 3.92 ERA)
Erasmo Ramirez: 6 IP, 4 H, 3 ER (HR), walk, 6 K, 2 wild pitches (5 GS +2, 2.54 ERA, 28.1 IP, 1 HR, 7/21 BB/K)
Nolan Diaz: 3 IP, 6 H, 4 ER, K, wild pitch, hit batter (8 app, 3.32 ERA, 19 IP, 1/17 BB/K)
Michael Acevedo: 3-4, 2 R, 3 RBI (267/376/395)
Rigoberto Rangel: 2-4, walk, K (337/415/426)
Jetsy Extrano: 1-3, double, R, RBI, walk (262/346/385)
Cesar Del Rio: 2-5, triple, R, RBI (244/298/359)
Kenny Hart: 1-4, RBI, walk (140/222/175)
The VSLMs blew up for 6 runs in the 3rd, and only a 4 run 9th inning scare against Nolan Diaz made the score close.
Dominican: DSL Mariners 7, DSL Cardinals 4
(League: 231/337/326... 3.77 ERA)
Ambioris Hidalgo: 3 IP, 5 H, (4 R) 3 ER (HR), walk, 2 K
Julio Antigua: 1 IP, 2 K
Bruno Mercedes: 5 IP, 3 H, 2 walks, 3 K
Hassiel Jimenez: 2-4, double, 2 R, 2 RBI, walk
Efrain Nuñez: 2-4, double, 2 RBI, 2 K
The DSLMs used an early rout to overcome a 4-0 deficit in a hurry, taking a 5-4 lead in the 3rd, and added 2 more in the 4th to make it 7-4. The awesomely named Bruno Mercedes pitched the 5th through the end of the game without allowing a run.
A: Burlington 11, Wisconsin 6
WIS: 27-33... BUR: 28-38
(League: 249/321/368... 3.61 ERA)
Juan Ramirez: 3 IP, 6 H, (5 R) 4 ER (HR), 2 walks, 3 K (12 GS, 4.08 ERA, 64 IP, 1 HR, 20/61 BB/K)
Michael Pineda: two outs, 1 H, 2 walks, K (6 GS +5, 1.48 ERA, 42.2 IP, 2 HR, 14/34 BB/K)
Justin Souza: 2 IP, 6 H, 4 ER (HR), 3 K (21 app, 4.55 ERA, 27.2 IP, 3 HR, 7/28 BB/K)
Robert Harmon: 1.1 IP, 1 H, 1 ER (HR), walk, K (16 app, 9.14 ERA, 21.2 IP, 3 HR, 17/22 BB/K)
Walter Suriel: 1 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, K (10 app, 6.43 ERA, 14 IP, 2 HR, 13/14 BB/K)
Maximo Mendez: 1-5, 2 R, RBI, 2 K, SB (261/358/366)
Edilio Colina: 2-5, 2 RBI (296/359/387)
Ronald Garth: 2-5, double, R, K (223/275/304)
Alex Liddi: 2-4, triple, R, RBI (223/291/331)
Gavin Dickey: 1-3, sac fly RBI (294/343/405)
Joe Dunigan: 3-4, R, K, SBs #12 and 13 (232/310/397)
The Bees bombed Juan Ramirez for 5 runs in the 1st, leading him to take an early exit after 3, and 4 more runs off Justin Souza in the 5th, putting the game in the bag even after the T-Rats mounted a comeback in the 6th and 7th.
A+: High Desert 5, Rancho Cucamonga 1
Mavs: 29-37... Quakes: 27-39
(League: 267/330/400... 4.45 ERA)
Anderson Garcia: 4 IP, 1 H, 2 walks, K (8 GS, 8.15 ERA, 17.2 IP, 2 HR, 8/10 BB/K)
Michael Wagner: 2.1 IP, 1 H, 1 ER, 3 K (25 app, 5.52 ERA, 29.1 IP, 7/25 BB/K)
Steve Uhlmansiek: one out, 1 H, walk (10 app, 0.73 ERA, 12.1 IP, 1 HR, 8/11 BB/K)
David Asher: two outs, 1 H, 2 K (27 app, 6.75 ERA, 22.2 IP, 1 HR, 9/19 BB/K)
Aaron Cotter: 1.2 IP, 2 H, 2 K, wild pitch (26 app, 3.27 ERA, 33 IP, 3 HR, 8/28 BB/K)
Leury Bonilla: 2-4 (305/389/442)
Kuo Hui Lo: 1-4, RBI (233/293/343)
Chris Minaker: 2-4, 2 doubles, R (293/328/466)
Carlos Peguero: 1-3, R, RBI, walk (290/315/460)
Jamie McOwen: 1-3, R, RBI, K (238/300/318)
The Mavs blew open a 1-1 tie in the 7th to take the lead for good, with help from a couple of Quakes errors.
AA: West Tenn 3, Chattanooga 1
WTN: 39-27... CHA: 35-31
(League: 262/341/399... 4.24 ERA)
Ryan Ketchner: 5.1 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, walk, 2 K (13 GS, 3.57 ERA, 68 IP, 3 HR, 23/49 BB/K)
Brodie Downs: 2.1 IP, 1 H, walk, 2 K, hit batter (22 app, 4.98 ERA, 34.1 IP, 3 HR, 16/26 BB/K)
Shawn Kelley: one out, K
Mumba Rivera: 1 IP, 1 H (24 app, 2.70 ERA, 26.2 IP, 1 HR, 8/27 BB/K)
Brent Johnson: 3-4, R, SB (360/424/562)
Adam Moore: 2-3, double, R (301/381/454)
Matt Mangini: 1-4, 2 RBI, K
Ryan Ketchner was kept on a short leash as a bullpen relay, led by a much needed strong outing from Brodie Downs, locked down the Lookouts.
AAA: Salt Lake 7, Tacoma 5
TAC: 31-34... SLK: 43-21
(League: 273/345/432... 4.71 ERA)
Sean White: 5 IP, 9 H, 6 ER (HR), 3 walks, 3 K (13 GS, 5.26 ERA, 75.1 IP, 6 HR, 21/30 BB/K)
Scott Shoemaker: 2 IP, 2 H, walk, K (15 app, 3.64 ERA, 29.2 IP, 5 HR, 12/25 BB/K)
Jared Baek Bait Wells: 1 IP, 1 H, 1 ER, walk, K (25 app, 4.85 ERA, 26 IP, 1 HR, 15/23 BB/K)
Tug Hulett: 2-5, R (285/352/436)
Matt Tuiasosopo: 2-4, double, R, 2 RBI, walk, K (250/332/359)
Jeff Clement: 0-4, walk (354/477/728)
Shawn Garrett: 1-3, RBI, 2 walks, K (291/336/441)
Prentice Redman: 2-4, double, solo HR, 2 R, K (306/368/516)
Rob Johnson (DH): 1-3, double, R, walk (242/312/314)
Victor Diaz: pinch RBI double (279/359/541)
Salt Lake dropped a pair of 3-spots on the board against Sean White, enough to hold off any Rainiers comeback.
0 recs | 21 comments
Sean White . . . Anderson Garcia . . . Jared Wells
Yesterday was a big day for the “He’s on the 40-man Roster?” All-Stars. It is too bad that Roy Corcoran, Tracy Thorpe, or Joe Woerman did not pitch.
G_ - June 13, 2008
Brent Johnson is putting up some numbers.
Is he anything special?
Thingray - June 13, 2008
No, just a 26-year-old organizational soldier
His line in W. Tenn. has come in only 93 AB. He hit .291/.378/.408 there last year. He also had a cup of coffee with Tacoma earlier this year, and hit .063/.167/.083 in 48 AB.
G_ - June 13, 2008
No
you may recall his 2008 stint in Tacoma, when he hit .063 with an .083 slugging percentage….ah, crap, someone beat me to it.
marc w - June 13, 2008
I didn't remember that, but I can see why I forgot.
But hey, kudos to him for having 93 awesome AB’s.
Thingray - June 13, 2008
Clement sucks
send him to Tennessee. 0-4 is a bunch of crap.
AZSEAfan - June 13, 2008
And a walk?
That’s not the “Mariner way”. Get rid of him.
Thingray - June 13, 2008
Gomez
Do you have a slash line on Greg Halman?
AZSEAfan - June 13, 2008
.273/.326/.582
marc w - June 13, 2008
I like that Halman will provide us something interesting to talk about for the next three years
G_ - June 13, 2008
How we traded him for Tomko?
kentroyals5 - June 13, 2008
It's the Wlad Debates, take 2!
marc w - June 13, 2008
But like any sequel, it's bigger, louder, and more extreme!
Wlad, age 21, Inland Empire: 291/338/553, 6.1% BB%, 29.7% K%
Halman, age 20, High Desert: 273/326/582, 6.2% BB%, 27.4% K%
I think Halman will be more fun to talk about, as he has more tools, and I am encouraged by his performance so far this year, especially after his struggles in Wisconsin. But right now, and for the immediate future, I doubt anyone has a real good idea of how he will turn out.
G_ - June 13, 2008
*explosions*
I suppose it’s nice that Halman has more tools, but Wlad’s got the better performance record at this point, thanks to his (in hind sight) jaw-dropping performance in Wisconsin at age 19. Of course, if Halman stays in Adelanto and puts up 40 HRs or something, then he’ll really make this interesting.
But yeah, both struck out a ton, hit for power and lacked a decent approach at the plate, which makes sense given where these two came from. We’ll see if Halman can make that leap in BB rate/recognition that Wlad was able to make, and if it’s accompanied by the growing pains Wlad experienced in AA.
I keep hoping Peguero inserts himself into this conversation too, by the way. Still waiting….
marc w - June 13, 2008
Halman is very interesting to watch this year.
He definitely is one of my favorite low level prospects to watch this year. If he can bring down his K numbers, he’ll be fun to watch.
Edgar for Mayor - June 13, 2008
There is a slight difference
With Halman’s athleticism he can play center field. So if he turns into Wlad, at least he’s playing a premium defense position. His value will be greater as long as he’s doing that.
The Typical Idiot Fan - June 13, 2008
Wlad played CF at this age too.
marc w - June 13, 2008
I don't think Wlad is the physical specimen that Halman is
The Typical Idiot Fan - June 13, 2008
Haven't seen anything on the military man or Doug Fister lately.
Are they both injured or something?
Thingray - June 13, 2008
Fister started last night
Hill may go tonight.
marc w - June 13, 2008
Go Victor Diaz
You’re better than 3/4 of our bench.
Mariner John - June 13, 2008
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