Some MiLB stats fro April
Durham
Brignac - .700 OPS
Balfour 9 IP 1 H 5 BB 8 K
Montgomery
John Jaso .719 OPS
Wade Davis 29 IPs 9 BB 15 K 1.17 WHIP
Vero Beach
John Matulia .412 OBP (on DL)
Ryan Royster .603 OPS
Chase Fontaine .553.OPS 10 Errors & Jairo De La Rosa 11 Errors
Jeremy Hellickson 29 IP 2 BB 41 K
Columbus
Mike McCormick .608 OPS
Alex Cobb 1.98 ERA 1.06 WHIP
Glenn Gibson 7.89 ERA 1.62 WHIP
Brian Flores 18.2 IP 9 BB 25 K 1.29 WHIP
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Nice updates
I love the minor league updates. Jaso and Royster will be fine. Brignac will be a bust. Why no info on Heath Rollins at Vero Beach. He was outstanding last year and I think he’s the most underrated prospect the Rays have. He will be a good Major League pitcher.
by tampabaysportsblog.com on Apr 30, 2008 11:21 PM EDT reply actions
Rollins
Rollins has strange numbers, In 24 innings he has allowed 6 walks, 0 home runs and gotten 29 Ks. His Ground Ball ratio is 2.46. Yet his ERA is 5.63 and he has given up 29 hits with a .290 BA against. He has started 4 and relieved once. Most of his Ks came in his first 3 outings, one of which garnered 10. He has had 3 in each of his last two games, along with 5 of his 6 BBs, during which he went 4 and 6 innings and game up 5 and 3 runs.
I disagree about Brignac. He hit better than he is given credit for last year, and while he has started slowly, I see no reason to lose confidence in him.
Incidentally, Talbot had his best start of the year tonight going 8 innings of shutout ball with 5 hits, 1 walk and 6 Ks. McGee on the other hand had one of his worst with 4 innings in which he allowed 8 hits, 7 runs and 1 walk although he did strike out 6.
Oh yes, and another Chuck Tiffany sighting as he doubled his IP this time to 2 innings witih 1 hit, 1 walk, 2 Ks and 0 runs.
I've been following too
and so far things have been a bit disappointing no? Some struggles at AA, which can be expected., and a number of your top prospects have been so-so so far. But it’s early. And what’s up with D. Jennings? When’s he due back? And is Tiffany working his way back to starting?
From my end, I’ve been reasonably pleased with the Yanks org performances, but most of the kids in the majors have had their struggles. Team just isn’t clicking yet, with a number of nagging and worse injuries. Just no flow. But hey, better than early last year, and they’ve only had 1 offday and some awful weather.
by nyyfaninlaaland on May 1, 2008 12:59 AM EDT up reply actions
Desmond
Think June.
"I've seen many, many blue skies turn gray, but the sun will eventually return, and so will I. So will I." - Carlos Pena
by R.J. Anderson on May 1, 2008 4:15 PM EDT up reply actions
Hellickson...
...seems to be only one who is exceeding expectations so far but it’s early. E Salem is impressive in low A ball, too.
Jamie DeLuca
Another solid outing from Cobb tonight
6 IP 4 H 1 BB 6 K 9/1 GB/FB

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