Barebones version, sorry about missing May.
1. Eric Beaulac
June: 1-1, 2.63 era, 4 GS, 24 IP, 18 H, 16/7 R/ER, HR, 8/21 BB/K, 2.33 BAA, .196 BAA
2. Armando Rodriguez
June: 3-1, 1.57 era, 5 GS, 28.2 IP, 21 H, 6/5 R/ER, 2 HR, 5/23 BB/K, 0.49 GOFO, .202 BAA
3. Jim Fuller
June: 2-0, 1.63 era, 5 GS, 27.2 IP, 26 H, 12/5 R/ER, HR, 8/21 BB/K, 1.27 GOFO, .245 BAA
4. Eric Niesen
June: 4-1, 2.55 era, 5 GS, 24.2 IP, 18 H, 7 ER, 2 HR, 13/17 BB/K, 0.83 GOFO, .209 BAA
5. Mark Cohoon
June: 4-0, 1.38 era, 4 GS, 32.2 IP, 21 H, 5 ER, 4/23 BB/K, 1.89 GOFO
6. Jordany Valdespin
June: .310/.349/.450/.799, 31 for 100, 18 runs, 7 2b, 2 3b, HR, 14 RBI, 3/14 BB/K, 7/10 SBs
7. Nick Evans
June: .292/.356/.481/.837, 31 for 106, 15 runs, 11 2b, 3 HR, 8 RBI, 11/20 BB/K
8. Lucas Duda
June: .277/.370/.521/.892, 26 for 94, 11 runs, 9 2b, 3b, 4 HR, 15 RBI, 11/16 BB/K
9. Stefan Welch
June: .293/.383/.424/.807, 27 for 92, 16 runs, 7 2b, 3b, HR, 9 RBI, 9/19 BB/K
10. Darrell Ceciliani
June: .404/.415/.635/1.050, 21 for 52, 16 runs, 4 2b, 4 3b, 9 RBI, 1/9 BB/K, 2/4 SBs
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Sunday, July 11, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
6/16 Minor League Report! STINSON, WELCH, Torres, CARSON, ZAPATA, COHOON!
AA Eastern League: Binghamton 11/18/1, Richmond 2/7/3
Josh Stinson had the best outing of his pro career, giving up just 5 hits and 2 runs (1 earned) over 7 innings for his 4th win of the season. In his 4 starts, Stinson's got a 1.66 era spanning 21.2 innings. The Mets exploded offensively for 18 hits and 2 walks, but were just 4 for 18 (.222) with RISP, and left 9 on base. Seven Mets had multi hit games, none took 0-fers.
ss Luis Hernandez 2 for 6, .287
cf Sean Ratliff 3 for 6, run, RBI (1), K, .400
1b Nick Evans 2 for 5, run, 2b (18), .278
lf Marshall Hubbard 2 for 4, 3 runs, 2b, BB, .275
3b Eric Campbell 1 for 4, run, HR (3), 2 RBI (18), BB, .315
rf DJ Wabick 2 for 5, 2 runs, 2b, 2 RBI, K, .274
c Omir Santos 2 for 5, 2 runs, HR, 2 RBI, .149
2b Josh Satin 3 for 5, run, 3b, 2 RBI, K, .300
Josh Stinson 7 IP, 5 H, 2/1 R/ER, 2/4 BB/K, 2.66 era, W (4-1), 11:3:4
Derrick Ellison IP, 2 Ks, 4.63 era, 0:1:2
Clint Everts IP, 2 H, BB, K, 6.96 era, 0:2:1
A+ Florida State League: St. Lucie 6/7/1, Bradenton 0/2/1
Robert Carson had another terrific outing tonight, giving up just 2 hits and 1 walk in 6 innings for his 5th win of the season. He's allowed just 2 runs over his last 13 innings, and going back further, in his last 8 starts, he's 5-1 with a 3.22 era, spanning 44.2 innings, he's allowed 43 hits, 16 earned runs, while striking out 30 and walking 16. Opponents are hitting .257 off him, and he's got a 1.292 GOFO. Removing his start 2 starts ago where he got oblierated, his ERA drops to 2.34.
The Mets offense had 7 hits and 6 walks, while going just 2 for 11 (.182) with RISP, and leaving 8 on base. They also struck out 11 times. Stefan Welch and Juan Torres had 3 hit games, while the top 4 in the order (Emmanuel Garcia (0 for 3, 2 BBs, K, .241), Hector Pellot (0 for 5, 3 Ks, .154), Jordany Valdespin and Brahiam Maldonado) went a combined 0 for 16 with 8 Ks. Richard Lucas and Joey August (0 for 3, run, BB, .292) also took 0-fers.
ss Jordany Valdespin 0 for 4, K, .292, E (12)
rf Brahiam Maldonado 0 for 4, 3 Ks, .276
1b Stefan Welch 3 for 4, 2 runs, 2b (18), .308
3b Richard Lucas 0 for 2, run, 2 BBs, K, .214
c Juan Torres 3 for 4, run, 2b (2), 3 RBI (3), K, .444 (4 for 9)
2b Wilfredo Tovar 1 for 3, run, BB, K, .276
Robert Carson 6 IP, 2 H, 1/7 BB/K, 4.57 era, W (5-4), 8:3:7
Rhiner Cruz 2 IP, K, 3.49 era, 3:2:1
Stephen Clyne IP, 4.32 era, 2:1
A South Atlantic League: Savannah 12/14/0, Rome 0/4/1
Mark Cohoon fired his THIRD START CG shutout tonight, and has not allowed an earned run in his last 35.2 innings. The Gnats offense exploded for 12 runs on 14 hits and 5 walks, while going 8 for 21 (.381) with RISP, leaving 8 on, and striking out 7 times. Pedro Zapata had a HUGE game with 5 hits and 4 RBI, he led the Gnats from the leadoff spot. Wilmer and Jefry Marte, however, both took 0-fers.
dh Pedro Zapata 5 for 5, run, 2b (11), 4 RBI (32), .283 (.400/.457/.500 last 10 games, .367/.418/.449 in June)
2b Michael Fisher 2 for 5, 2b, 3b, 3 RBI, .388
ss Wilmer Flores 0 for 5, K, .281
cf Juan Lagares 1 for 4, 2 runs, K, .299, SB (16)
3b Jefry Marte 0 for 4, run, BB, 2 Ks, .244
lf Rafael Fernandez 1 for 4, run, BB, K, .250
rf Cesar Puello 2 for 4, 3 runs, RBI (14), BB, .250 (.382/.488/.500 last 10 games, .317/.417/.415 in June)
1b Alex Gregory 2 for 4, 3 runs, 2b, RBI, BB, K, .258
4b Dock Doyle 1 for 3, run, 3 RBI, BB, K, .188
Mark Cohoon 9 IP, 4 H, 2/7 BB/K, 1.30 era, 12:5:7
Josh Stinson had the best outing of his pro career, giving up just 5 hits and 2 runs (1 earned) over 7 innings for his 4th win of the season. In his 4 starts, Stinson's got a 1.66 era spanning 21.2 innings. The Mets exploded offensively for 18 hits and 2 walks, but were just 4 for 18 (.222) with RISP, and left 9 on base. Seven Mets had multi hit games, none took 0-fers.
ss Luis Hernandez 2 for 6, .287
cf Sean Ratliff 3 for 6, run, RBI (1), K, .400
1b Nick Evans 2 for 5, run, 2b (18), .278
lf Marshall Hubbard 2 for 4, 3 runs, 2b, BB, .275
3b Eric Campbell 1 for 4, run, HR (3), 2 RBI (18), BB, .315
rf DJ Wabick 2 for 5, 2 runs, 2b, 2 RBI, K, .274
c Omir Santos 2 for 5, 2 runs, HR, 2 RBI, .149
2b Josh Satin 3 for 5, run, 3b, 2 RBI, K, .300
Josh Stinson 7 IP, 5 H, 2/1 R/ER, 2/4 BB/K, 2.66 era, W (4-1), 11:3:4
Derrick Ellison IP, 2 Ks, 4.63 era, 0:1:2
Clint Everts IP, 2 H, BB, K, 6.96 era, 0:2:1
A+ Florida State League: St. Lucie 6/7/1, Bradenton 0/2/1
Robert Carson had another terrific outing tonight, giving up just 2 hits and 1 walk in 6 innings for his 5th win of the season. He's allowed just 2 runs over his last 13 innings, and going back further, in his last 8 starts, he's 5-1 with a 3.22 era, spanning 44.2 innings, he's allowed 43 hits, 16 earned runs, while striking out 30 and walking 16. Opponents are hitting .257 off him, and he's got a 1.292 GOFO. Removing his start 2 starts ago where he got oblierated, his ERA drops to 2.34.
The Mets offense had 7 hits and 6 walks, while going just 2 for 11 (.182) with RISP, and leaving 8 on base. They also struck out 11 times. Stefan Welch and Juan Torres had 3 hit games, while the top 4 in the order (Emmanuel Garcia (0 for 3, 2 BBs, K, .241), Hector Pellot (0 for 5, 3 Ks, .154), Jordany Valdespin and Brahiam Maldonado) went a combined 0 for 16 with 8 Ks. Richard Lucas and Joey August (0 for 3, run, BB, .292) also took 0-fers.
ss Jordany Valdespin 0 for 4, K, .292, E (12)
rf Brahiam Maldonado 0 for 4, 3 Ks, .276
1b Stefan Welch 3 for 4, 2 runs, 2b (18), .308
3b Richard Lucas 0 for 2, run, 2 BBs, K, .214
c Juan Torres 3 for 4, run, 2b (2), 3 RBI (3), K, .444 (4 for 9)
2b Wilfredo Tovar 1 for 3, run, BB, K, .276
Robert Carson 6 IP, 2 H, 1/7 BB/K, 4.57 era, W (5-4), 8:3:7
Rhiner Cruz 2 IP, K, 3.49 era, 3:2:1
Stephen Clyne IP, 4.32 era, 2:1
A South Atlantic League: Savannah 12/14/0, Rome 0/4/1
Mark Cohoon fired his THIRD START CG shutout tonight, and has not allowed an earned run in his last 35.2 innings. The Gnats offense exploded for 12 runs on 14 hits and 5 walks, while going 8 for 21 (.381) with RISP, leaving 8 on, and striking out 7 times. Pedro Zapata had a HUGE game with 5 hits and 4 RBI, he led the Gnats from the leadoff spot. Wilmer and Jefry Marte, however, both took 0-fers.
dh Pedro Zapata 5 for 5, run, 2b (11), 4 RBI (32), .283 (.400/.457/.500 last 10 games, .367/.418/.449 in June)
2b Michael Fisher 2 for 5, 2b, 3b, 3 RBI, .388
ss Wilmer Flores 0 for 5, K, .281
cf Juan Lagares 1 for 4, 2 runs, K, .299, SB (16)
3b Jefry Marte 0 for 4, run, BB, 2 Ks, .244
lf Rafael Fernandez 1 for 4, run, BB, K, .250
rf Cesar Puello 2 for 4, 3 runs, RBI (14), BB, .250 (.382/.488/.500 last 10 games, .317/.417/.415 in June)
1b Alex Gregory 2 for 4, 3 runs, 2b, RBI, BB, K, .258
4b Dock Doyle 1 for 3, run, 3 RBI, BB, K, .188
Mark Cohoon 9 IP, 4 H, 2/7 BB/K, 1.30 era, 12:5:7
Thursday, June 10, 2010
6/10 Minor League Report! Antonini, Cohoon!
AAA International League: Buffalo 1/5/1, Durham 6/9/0
lf Russ Adams 0 for 5, K, .249
2b Justin Turner 2 for 3, run, 2 2b, .287
dh Mike Jacobs 1 for 4, RBI, K, .277
rf Val Pascucci 0 for 2, 2 BBs, .234
3b Mike Cervanek 0 for 3, K, .228
ss Andy Green 0 for 4, K, .272
1b Marshall Hubbard 0 for 4, 2 Ks, .000
c JR House 2 for 3, BB, .275
cf Emmanuel Garcia 0 for 4, 2 Ks, .163
Dylan Owen 6 IP, 6 H, 4 ER, 2/7 BB/K, HR, 6.11 era, L (2-2), 104:69:35, 4:6:7
Manny Acosta IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 2 BBs, 4.34 era, 29:15:14, 2:0:0
Mike O'Connor IP, H, K, 4.30 era, 23:14:9, 2:0:14
AA Eastern League: Binghamton 3/8/0, Bowie 1/4/1, Game 1 in 7 innings
Michael Antonini fired a complete game 4 hitter today, lowering his ERA to 4 and evening his record at 4-4. The Mets had 8 hits, while going just 1 for 5 with RISP, leaving 6 on base, and striking out 3 times. Luis Hernandez had the only multi hit game, while Reese Havens, DJ Wabick (0 for 3, .263), Eric Campbell and Jon Malo (0 for 1, K, .235) took 0-fers.
cf Kirk Nieuwenhuis 1 for 3, run, HR (9), 2 RBI, .287 (10 for his last 28, 5 runs, 3 2b, HR, 10 RBI, 2/4 BB/K, .357/.387/.571)
2b Reese Havens 0 for 3, .328
1b Nick Evans 1 for 3, .279
dh Lucas Duda 2 for 3, K, .299
ss Luis Hernandez 2 for 3, run, HR, RBI, .288
3b Eric Campbell 0 for 2, .329
rf Carlos Guzman 1 for 1, .259
c Mike Nickeas 1 for 3, run, 2b, K, .283
Michael Antonini 7 IP, 4 H, ER, 7 Ks, HR, 4.02 era, W (4-4), 5:9:7
AA Eastern League: Binghamton 0/3/1, Binghamton 2/7/1
Josh Stinson's 3rd start of the season was his best, 5 shutout innings, just 2 hits allowed, for his first win since joining the rotation. He hasn't pitched poorly in any start, just hadn't gotten the W til today. Roy Merritt picked up his 6th save with a perfect 9th. Reese Havens had the only multi hit game in the 2nd game, while Nick Evans, Eric Campbell and Jose Coronado (0 for 2, .232) took 0-fers.
cf Kirk Nieuwenhuis 1 for 2, RBI, K, .289
dh Reese Havens 2 for 3, K, .343
1b Nick Evans 0 for 2, BB, .277
lf Lucas Duda 1 for 3, run, 2b (17), .300
rf DJ Wabick 1 for 3, 2b, .265
3b Eric Campbell 0 for 1, RBI, .324
c Omir Santos 1 for 2, run, 2b, BB, .103
2b Jon Malo 1 for 3, .238
Josh Stinson 5 IP, 2 H, 2/5 BB/K, 2.83 era, W (3-1), 6:4:5
Clint Everts IP, H, BB, K, 6.75 era, 1:1:1
Roy Merritt IP, K, 3.64 era, SV (6), 0:0:1
A+ Florida State League: St. Lucie 3/6/0, Jupiter 0/6/2
Kyle Allen pitched 5 shutout innings today with a bad back, giving up just 3 hits and walking NONE for his 5th win. Emary Frederick picked up his 3rd save. The Mets offense had just 6 hits, but drew 6 walks, while striking out 11 times, and going 2 for 8 with RISP, and leaving 8 on base. Stefan Welch had the only multi hit game, while Fernando, Brahiam Maldonado, Sean Ratliff and Jean Luc Blaquiere (0 for 3, K, .189) took 0-fers.
dh Fernando Martinez 0 for 3, BB, K, .267
ss Jordany Valdespin 1 for 4, run, K, .309, SB (5)
lf Brahiam Maldonado 0 for 3, BB, 2 Ks, .286
1b Stefan Welch 2 for 4, run, 3b (5), RBI (42), K, .296
2b Josh Satin 1 for 2, 2 BBs, .317
cf Sean Ratliff 0 for 2, run, RBI (29), BB, K, .271
3b Richard Lucas 1 for 3, BB, 2 Ks, .216
rf Raul Reyes 1 for 4, RBI, 2 Ks, .198
Kyle Allen 5 IP, 3 H, 3 Ks, 4.55 era, W (5-3), 67:41:26, 5:7:3
Rhiner Cruz 2.1 IP, 2 H, 4 Ks, 3.68 era, 2:1:4
Jimmy Johnson 0.2 IP, 5.46 era, 0:2
Emary Frederick IP, H, BB, K, 2.35 era, SV (3), 2:0:1
A South Atlantic League: Savannah 7/12/0, Greensboro 0/3/2
Wilmer Flores had a badly needed big game today with 2 hits, including a double, and the Gnats broke out overall with 12 hits and a walk leading to 7 runs. They went 3 for 11 (.273) with RISP, left 7 on, and struck out 8 times. Pedro Zapata, Michael Fisher, Wilmer, and Cesar Puello had multi hit games, while Jefry Marte and Juan Lagares took 0-fers. Mark Cohoon fired a CG 3 hit shutout.
cf Pedro Zapata 2 for 4, run, RBI (28), K, .271, SB (18)
1b Michael Fisher 3 for 4, run, 2b, HR, 2 RBI, BB, K, .429 (not a prospect)
ss Wilmer Flores 2 for 5, run, HR (6), RBI (41), K, .287
3b Jefry Marte 0 for 5, K, .231
lf Juan Lagares 0 for 5, .296
dh Rafael Fernandez 1 for 4, .240, CS (3)
c Kai Gronauer 1 for 4, run, 2 Ks, .255
rf Cesar Puello 2 for 4, 2 runs, 2b (11), K, .243, 2 SB (21)
2b Alonzo Harris 1 for 3, run, HR (3), 3 RBI (26), K, .248
Mark Cohoon 9 IP, 3 H, 1/5 BB/K, 14:6:5
lf Russ Adams 0 for 5, K, .249
2b Justin Turner 2 for 3, run, 2 2b, .287
dh Mike Jacobs 1 for 4, RBI, K, .277
rf Val Pascucci 0 for 2, 2 BBs, .234
3b Mike Cervanek 0 for 3, K, .228
ss Andy Green 0 for 4, K, .272
1b Marshall Hubbard 0 for 4, 2 Ks, .000
c JR House 2 for 3, BB, .275
cf Emmanuel Garcia 0 for 4, 2 Ks, .163
Dylan Owen 6 IP, 6 H, 4 ER, 2/7 BB/K, HR, 6.11 era, L (2-2), 104:69:35, 4:6:7
Manny Acosta IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 2 BBs, 4.34 era, 29:15:14, 2:0:0
Mike O'Connor IP, H, K, 4.30 era, 23:14:9, 2:0:14
AA Eastern League: Binghamton 3/8/0, Bowie 1/4/1, Game 1 in 7 innings
Michael Antonini fired a complete game 4 hitter today, lowering his ERA to 4 and evening his record at 4-4. The Mets had 8 hits, while going just 1 for 5 with RISP, leaving 6 on base, and striking out 3 times. Luis Hernandez had the only multi hit game, while Reese Havens, DJ Wabick (0 for 3, .263), Eric Campbell and Jon Malo (0 for 1, K, .235) took 0-fers.
cf Kirk Nieuwenhuis 1 for 3, run, HR (9), 2 RBI, .287 (10 for his last 28, 5 runs, 3 2b, HR, 10 RBI, 2/4 BB/K, .357/.387/.571)
2b Reese Havens 0 for 3, .328
1b Nick Evans 1 for 3, .279
dh Lucas Duda 2 for 3, K, .299
ss Luis Hernandez 2 for 3, run, HR, RBI, .288
3b Eric Campbell 0 for 2, .329
rf Carlos Guzman 1 for 1, .259
c Mike Nickeas 1 for 3, run, 2b, K, .283
Michael Antonini 7 IP, 4 H, ER, 7 Ks, HR, 4.02 era, W (4-4), 5:9:7
AA Eastern League: Binghamton 0/3/1, Binghamton 2/7/1
Josh Stinson's 3rd start of the season was his best, 5 shutout innings, just 2 hits allowed, for his first win since joining the rotation. He hasn't pitched poorly in any start, just hadn't gotten the W til today. Roy Merritt picked up his 6th save with a perfect 9th. Reese Havens had the only multi hit game in the 2nd game, while Nick Evans, Eric Campbell and Jose Coronado (0 for 2, .232) took 0-fers.
cf Kirk Nieuwenhuis 1 for 2, RBI, K, .289
dh Reese Havens 2 for 3, K, .343
1b Nick Evans 0 for 2, BB, .277
lf Lucas Duda 1 for 3, run, 2b (17), .300
rf DJ Wabick 1 for 3, 2b, .265
3b Eric Campbell 0 for 1, RBI, .324
c Omir Santos 1 for 2, run, 2b, BB, .103
2b Jon Malo 1 for 3, .238
Josh Stinson 5 IP, 2 H, 2/5 BB/K, 2.83 era, W (3-1), 6:4:5
Clint Everts IP, H, BB, K, 6.75 era, 1:1:1
Roy Merritt IP, K, 3.64 era, SV (6), 0:0:1
A+ Florida State League: St. Lucie 3/6/0, Jupiter 0/6/2
Kyle Allen pitched 5 shutout innings today with a bad back, giving up just 3 hits and walking NONE for his 5th win. Emary Frederick picked up his 3rd save. The Mets offense had just 6 hits, but drew 6 walks, while striking out 11 times, and going 2 for 8 with RISP, and leaving 8 on base. Stefan Welch had the only multi hit game, while Fernando, Brahiam Maldonado, Sean Ratliff and Jean Luc Blaquiere (0 for 3, K, .189) took 0-fers.
dh Fernando Martinez 0 for 3, BB, K, .267
ss Jordany Valdespin 1 for 4, run, K, .309, SB (5)
lf Brahiam Maldonado 0 for 3, BB, 2 Ks, .286
1b Stefan Welch 2 for 4, run, 3b (5), RBI (42), K, .296
2b Josh Satin 1 for 2, 2 BBs, .317
cf Sean Ratliff 0 for 2, run, RBI (29), BB, K, .271
3b Richard Lucas 1 for 3, BB, 2 Ks, .216
rf Raul Reyes 1 for 4, RBI, 2 Ks, .198
Kyle Allen 5 IP, 3 H, 3 Ks, 4.55 era, W (5-3), 67:41:26, 5:7:3
Rhiner Cruz 2.1 IP, 2 H, 4 Ks, 3.68 era, 2:1:4
Jimmy Johnson 0.2 IP, 5.46 era, 0:2
Emary Frederick IP, H, BB, K, 2.35 era, SV (3), 2:0:1
A South Atlantic League: Savannah 7/12/0, Greensboro 0/3/2
Wilmer Flores had a badly needed big game today with 2 hits, including a double, and the Gnats broke out overall with 12 hits and a walk leading to 7 runs. They went 3 for 11 (.273) with RISP, left 7 on, and struck out 8 times. Pedro Zapata, Michael Fisher, Wilmer, and Cesar Puello had multi hit games, while Jefry Marte and Juan Lagares took 0-fers. Mark Cohoon fired a CG 3 hit shutout.
cf Pedro Zapata 2 for 4, run, RBI (28), K, .271, SB (18)
1b Michael Fisher 3 for 4, run, 2b, HR, 2 RBI, BB, K, .429 (not a prospect)
ss Wilmer Flores 2 for 5, run, HR (6), RBI (41), K, .287
3b Jefry Marte 0 for 5, K, .231
lf Juan Lagares 0 for 5, .296
dh Rafael Fernandez 1 for 4, .240, CS (3)
c Kai Gronauer 1 for 4, run, 2 Ks, .255
rf Cesar Puello 2 for 4, 2 runs, 2b (11), K, .243, 2 SB (21)
2b Alonzo Harris 1 for 3, run, HR (3), 3 RBI (26), K, .248
Mark Cohoon 9 IP, 3 H, 1/5 BB/K, 14:6:5
Saturday, June 05, 2010
6.4 Minor League Report! HAVENS, COHOON!
AAA International League: Buffalo 11/12/1, Norfolk 6/12/2
cf Jesus Feliciano 0 for 5, run, RBI, .377
ss Justin Turner 3 for 4, 2 runs, RBI, BB, .286
dh Mike Jacobs 2 for 4, 2 runs, 2b, RBI, BB, .262
1b Mike Hessman 1 for 4, run, RBI, BB, .290
2b Russ Adams 0 for 4, run, 2 RBI, BB, K, .255
3b Mike Cervanek 1 for 5, 2 Ks, .242
rf Val Pascucci 2 for 5, 2 runs, 2b, 3 RBI, 2 Ks, .205
lf Andy Green 1 for 4, run, 2b, BB, 2 Ks, .274
c JR House 2 for 5, run, 2b, 2 RBI, .241
Tobi Stoner 6 IP, 7 H, 3/2 R/ER, 1/6 BB/K, HR, 4.91 era, 88:61:27, 7:4:6
Bobby Parnell 2 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 3 Ks, 4.73 era, BS (2), W (1-1), 39:26:13, 2:1:3
Manny Acosta IP, H, 2.76 era, 14:8:6, 2:1
AA Eastern League: Binghamton 4/6/1, New Britain 3/4/0
Reese Havens had another 2 homer outburst today, numbers 4 and 5 in Binghamton, in just 44 ABs, and a 6/10 BB/K ratio. Overall this season, he's got 4 2b, 3 3b and 8 HR in 101 ABs, and a 14/28 BB/K ratio. Havens had the only multi hit game, while Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Eric Campbell, Mike Nickeas (0 for 3, BB, 2 Ks, .280), and Jon Malo (0 for 3, 2 Ks, .245) took 0-fers.
Josh Stinson's second AA start was meh, he gave up 2 runs on 2 hits and 3 walks in 5.1 innings, his longest outing of the season. Both Scott Shaw and Derrick Ellison blew saves, before Clint Everts won it with 2 scoreless innings.
cf Kirk Nieuwenhuis 0 for 3, run, BB, .280
2b Reese Havens 2 for 4, 2 runs, 2 HR (5), 3 RBI (9), BB, K, .341
1b Nick Evans 1 for 4, 2b (15), BB, .283
lf Lucas Duda 1 for 5, RBI (32), K, .290
3b Eric Campbell 0 for 5, K, .315
dh DJ Wabick 1 for 3, BB, .274
ss Jose Coronado 1 for 4, run, .232
Josh Stinson 5.1 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 3/1 BB/K, 3.12 era, 7:4:1
Scott Shaw 1.2 IP, H, BB, K, 7.33 era, BS (1), 0:3:1
Derrick Ellison IP, H, ER, BB, 5.49 era, BS (2), 1:22222
Clint Everts 2 IP, 2/4 BB/K, 6.99 era, W (3-1), 2:0:4
A South Atlantic League: Savannah 6/6/1, Asheville 0/3/1
Mark Cohoon was downright dominant tonight, firing a CG 3 hit shutout with 10 strikeouts as the Gnats rolled over the Tourists 6-0. The Gnats got him all the runs he'd need with 2 in the 5th, but tacked on 4 on the 7th for good measure.
dh Pedro Zapata 1 for 4, 2b (8), 2 RBI (22), K, .260
cf Juan Lagares 1 for 4, RBI (34), 2 Ks, .290
ss Wilmer Flores 0 for 4, .297
3b Jefry Marte 0 for 3, BB, 2 Ks, .238, E (16)
lf Rafael Fernandez 0 for 4, 3 Ks, .228
rf Cesar Puello 1 for 2, run, 2b (9), .228
c Dock Doyle 1 for 3, 2 runs, BB, .167
1b Alex Gregory 1 for 2, 2 runs, 2b, RBI, BB, K, .245
2b Alonzo Harris 1 for 3, run, 3b (4), 2 RBI (19), 2 Ks, .247
Mark Cohoon 9 IP, 3 H, 1/10 BB/K, 1.62 era, W (5-1), 7:6:10
cf Jesus Feliciano 0 for 5, run, RBI, .377
ss Justin Turner 3 for 4, 2 runs, RBI, BB, .286
dh Mike Jacobs 2 for 4, 2 runs, 2b, RBI, BB, .262
1b Mike Hessman 1 for 4, run, RBI, BB, .290
2b Russ Adams 0 for 4, run, 2 RBI, BB, K, .255
3b Mike Cervanek 1 for 5, 2 Ks, .242
rf Val Pascucci 2 for 5, 2 runs, 2b, 3 RBI, 2 Ks, .205
lf Andy Green 1 for 4, run, 2b, BB, 2 Ks, .274
c JR House 2 for 5, run, 2b, 2 RBI, .241
Tobi Stoner 6 IP, 7 H, 3/2 R/ER, 1/6 BB/K, HR, 4.91 era, 88:61:27, 7:4:6
Bobby Parnell 2 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 3 Ks, 4.73 era, BS (2), W (1-1), 39:26:13, 2:1:3
Manny Acosta IP, H, 2.76 era, 14:8:6, 2:1
AA Eastern League: Binghamton 4/6/1, New Britain 3/4/0
Reese Havens had another 2 homer outburst today, numbers 4 and 5 in Binghamton, in just 44 ABs, and a 6/10 BB/K ratio. Overall this season, he's got 4 2b, 3 3b and 8 HR in 101 ABs, and a 14/28 BB/K ratio. Havens had the only multi hit game, while Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Eric Campbell, Mike Nickeas (0 for 3, BB, 2 Ks, .280), and Jon Malo (0 for 3, 2 Ks, .245) took 0-fers.
Josh Stinson's second AA start was meh, he gave up 2 runs on 2 hits and 3 walks in 5.1 innings, his longest outing of the season. Both Scott Shaw and Derrick Ellison blew saves, before Clint Everts won it with 2 scoreless innings.
cf Kirk Nieuwenhuis 0 for 3, run, BB, .280
2b Reese Havens 2 for 4, 2 runs, 2 HR (5), 3 RBI (9), BB, K, .341
1b Nick Evans 1 for 4, 2b (15), BB, .283
lf Lucas Duda 1 for 5, RBI (32), K, .290
3b Eric Campbell 0 for 5, K, .315
dh DJ Wabick 1 for 3, BB, .274
ss Jose Coronado 1 for 4, run, .232
Josh Stinson 5.1 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 3/1 BB/K, 3.12 era, 7:4:1
Scott Shaw 1.2 IP, H, BB, K, 7.33 era, BS (1), 0:3:1
Derrick Ellison IP, H, ER, BB, 5.49 era, BS (2), 1:22222
Clint Everts 2 IP, 2/4 BB/K, 6.99 era, W (3-1), 2:0:4
A South Atlantic League: Savannah 6/6/1, Asheville 0/3/1
Mark Cohoon was downright dominant tonight, firing a CG 3 hit shutout with 10 strikeouts as the Gnats rolled over the Tourists 6-0. The Gnats got him all the runs he'd need with 2 in the 5th, but tacked on 4 on the 7th for good measure.
dh Pedro Zapata 1 for 4, 2b (8), 2 RBI (22), K, .260
cf Juan Lagares 1 for 4, RBI (34), 2 Ks, .290
ss Wilmer Flores 0 for 4, .297
3b Jefry Marte 0 for 3, BB, 2 Ks, .238, E (16)
lf Rafael Fernandez 0 for 4, 3 Ks, .228
rf Cesar Puello 1 for 2, run, 2b (9), .228
c Dock Doyle 1 for 3, 2 runs, BB, .167
1b Alex Gregory 1 for 2, 2 runs, 2b, RBI, BB, K, .245
2b Alonzo Harris 1 for 3, run, 3b (4), 2 RBI (19), 2 Ks, .247
Mark Cohoon 9 IP, 3 H, 1/10 BB/K, 1.62 era, W (5-1), 7:6:10
Tuesday, September 08, 2009
9/8 Brooklyn Report: 0-1, Best of 3
NYPL (A-): Game 1 - Brooklyn 1/5/2, Mahoning Valley 3/6/0
Mark Cohoon pitched very well tonight, but not good enough, as Brooklyn lost game one of their playoff series, 3-1. Cohoon went 7 innings, allowing 3 runs (2 earned) on 5 hits with 8 Ks, but took his 3rd loss of the season.
The Conies offense had just 5 hits and a walk in the game, and were 0 for 2 with RISP, while leaving 6 on base. They face elimination tomorrow, when they go on the road. Jordany Valdespin (2) had the lone multi hit game, while a slew of Cyclones took 0-fers.
2b Jordany Valdespin 2 for 4
c Dock Doyle 0 for 4, 2 Ks
1b Sam Honeck 1 for 4, 2 Ks
rf Luis Rivera 0 for 3, 2 Ks
lf Nick Santomauro 1 for 3, run, HR, RBI, BB, K
dh Ralph Henriquez 1 for 4, K
3b Richard Lucas 0 for 3, 3 Ks
>>ph Matt Gaski 0 for 1
cf John Servidio 0 for 3
ss Robbie Shields 0 for 3
Mark Cohoon 7 IP, 5 H, 3/2 R/ER, 8 Ks, HR, 2.57 era, L (0-1), 2.18 era (overall), L (9-3, overall), 9:4:8
Bobby Gagg 2 IP, H, K, 0.00 era, 0:5:1
Mark Cohoon pitched very well tonight, but not good enough, as Brooklyn lost game one of their playoff series, 3-1. Cohoon went 7 innings, allowing 3 runs (2 earned) on 5 hits with 8 Ks, but took his 3rd loss of the season.
The Conies offense had just 5 hits and a walk in the game, and were 0 for 2 with RISP, while leaving 6 on base. They face elimination tomorrow, when they go on the road. Jordany Valdespin (2) had the lone multi hit game, while a slew of Cyclones took 0-fers.
2b Jordany Valdespin 2 for 4
c Dock Doyle 0 for 4, 2 Ks
1b Sam Honeck 1 for 4, 2 Ks
rf Luis Rivera 0 for 3, 2 Ks
lf Nick Santomauro 1 for 3, run, HR, RBI, BB, K
dh Ralph Henriquez 1 for 4, K
3b Richard Lucas 0 for 3, 3 Ks
>>ph Matt Gaski 0 for 1
cf John Servidio 0 for 3
ss Robbie Shields 0 for 3
Mark Cohoon 7 IP, 5 H, 3/2 R/ER, 8 Ks, HR, 2.57 era, L (0-1), 2.18 era (overall), L (9-3, overall), 9:4:8
Bobby Gagg 2 IP, H, K, 0.00 era, 0:5:1
Saturday, August 15, 2009
8/15 Minor League Report! Antonini, HAVENS, GUZMAN, MALDONADO, COHOON, RODRIGUEZ! EDIT: IKE DAVIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tonight's song: Offspring - You're Gonna Go Far, Kid
Thoughts go out to David Wright and Hiroki Kuroda, who took a line drive off his temple today.
INT AAA: Buffalo 7/13/2, Lehigh Valley 5/7/1
2b Argenis Reyes 3 for 4, 2 runs, BB, .291
cf Jesus Feliciano 2 for 4, 2 runs, .307
lf Nick Evans 1 for 4, run, HR (8), 4 RBI (24), .196
1b Mike Lamb 3 for 4, 2b, 2 RBI, .257
rf Chip Ambres 1 for 3, run, HR, RBI, BB, .253
c Rene Rivera 0 for 4, 3 Ks, .246
3b Andy Green 2 for 4, .269
ss Wilson Valdez 1 for 4, run, .245
Pat Misch 6 IP, 5 H, 3/2 R/ER, 1/2 BB/K, 4.64 era, W (1-1), 87:58:29, 8:6:2
Ken Takahashi 2.1 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 2/1 BB/K, 2.77 era, 45:25:20, 2:4:1
Jim Warden 0.2 IP, K, 1.17 era, 8:5:3, 1:0:1
EL AA: Binghamton 3/9/1, Reading 4/5/0, Game 1
Michael Antonini had one of his finest outings of the season, scattering 3 hits and a run over 6 innings, but Connor Robertson coughed up the lead by allowing 3 in the 7th, without recording an out, though it was officially Jose De La Torre who blew the save by allowing all of Robertson's runs to score.
The Mets offense had 9 hits and 2 walks in the 7 inning contest, while going just 1 for 8 with RISP, and leaving 6 on base. Ruben Tejada (2), Ike Davis (2), and Shawn Bowman (2) had multi hit games, while Caleb Stewart (0 for 3, K, .197), DJ Wabick (0 for 3, .283), and Jose Coronado (0 for 2, BB, .264) took 0-fers.
Edit (The Man): Time to stop the games, Ike Davis is a monster and needs his props. He hit his 17th homerun of the year tonight (combined A+/AA) and has an OPS over .900 during his time in AA. He's currently performing better than the other 4 1B (Alonso, Smoak, Cooper, Wallace) taken ahead of him in last years draft. So much for being a bust and hating on college picks.
ss Ruben Tejada 2 for 3, run, .295, SB (16)
c Josh Thole 1 for 3, run, BB, .332
1b Ike Davis 2 for 4, run, HR (10), 2 RBI (34), K, .305
3b Shawn Bowman 2 for 3, 2b (19), .292
cf Emmanuel Garcia 1 for 3, K, .250
Michael Antonini 6 IP, 3 H, ER, 6 Ks, HR, 5.08 era, 5:7:6
Connor Robertson H, 3 ER, BB, 3.18 era, L (2-1)
Jose De La Torre 0.2 IP, H, BB, 1.83 era, BS (2), 2:
EL AA: Binghamton 4/6/0, Reading 0/3/0, Game 2
Chris Mason got a spot start in the 2nd game of the Mets doubleheader, and did well, giving up just 3 hits over 5 innings for his first win in Binghamton. Derrick Ellison finished the game with 2 perfect innings. The Mets offense managed 6 hits and 4 walks in the nightcap, while going 2 for 8 with RISP, leaving 6 on base. Jose Coronado (2), had the only multi hit game, while Ruben Tejada (0 for 3, .292), Salvador Paniagua (0 for 3, K, .187) and Mark Kiger (0 for 2, BB, K, .223) took 0-fers.
2b Jose Coronado 2 for 4, run, RBI (32), K, .267
1b Ike Davis 1 for 4, 2b (12), RBI (35), K, .304
lf DJ Wabick 1 for 4, run, 2b (27), .283
rf Jon Malo 1 for 1, run, RBI, BB, .249
cf Emmanuel Garcia 2 BBs, .250
Chris Mason 5 IP, 3 H, 1/5 BB/K, 0.84 era, W (1-0), 6:4:5
Derrick Ellison 2 IP, K, 0.00 era, 0:5:1
FSL A+: St. Lucie 7/11/0, Jupiter 3/8/3
Angel Calero had a subpar outing tonight, giving up 3 runs on 7 hits in 5 innings, but that was enough to pick up his 2nd win of the season, as the Mets offense accumulated 11 hits and 3 walks, while going 4 for 15 (.267) with RISP, and leaving 8 on base. Reese Havens (3), Carlos Guzman (3) and Brahiam Maldonado (3) each had multi hit games, while Kirk Nieuwenhuis (0 for 4, BB, .247), Stefan Welch (0 for 4, run, .294), Hector Pellot (0 for 4, .253) and Luis Rivera (0 for 4, .167) all took 0-fers.
ss Reese Havens 3 for 4, 2 runs, RBI (39), BB, .232
dh Zach Lutz 1 for 4, BB, 2 Ks, .296
rf Carlos Guzman 3 for 4, 2 runs, HR (14), 2 RBI (58), .276
c Francisco Pena 1 for 4, run, HR (8), RBI (40), .222
lf Brahiam Maldonado 3 for 4, run, 2b (16), 2 RBI (47), K, .259
Angel Calero 5 IP, 7 H, 3 ER, 1/6 BB/K, HR, 4.86 era, W (2-9), 3:4:6
Nick Waechter 4 IP, H, 8 Ks, 6.39 era, SV (1), 1:3:8
NYPL A-: Brooklyn 1/4/0, Oneonta 2/5/0 in 10 innings
Mark Cohoon had an excellent outing today, giving up a run on 4 hits with 9 Ks in 8 innings, but he would've taken a loss, if not for the Conies scoring a run in the 9th to tie it. Matias Carrillo then gave up a solo shot in the 10th to suffer the eventual loss, 2-1.
The Cyclones had just 4 hits, but drew 7 walks, while going 0-fer (0 for 9) with RISP, and leaving 11 on base. Jake Eigsti (2 for 5, 2b, .259), Scott Grimes (1 for 2, run, HR, RBI, K, .286), and Dock Doyle (1 for 4, 2b, .250) had the only Cyclone hits.
cf Justin Garber 0 for 4, BB, 2 Ks, .239
1b Sam Honeck 0 for 4, BB, .271
rf Luis Rivera 0 for 4, K, .291
3b Tyler Vaughn 0 for 3, BB, .261
lf Nick Santomauro 0 for 3, 2 Ks, .250
dh Alex Gregory 0 for 2, 2 BBs, K, .281
ss Robbie Shields 0 for 2, 2 BBs, .144
Mark Cohoon 8 IP, 4 H, ER, 1/9 BB/K, 2.59 era, 10:5:9
Brandon Sage IP, K, 1.38 era, 1:1:1
Matias Carrillo IP, H, ER, 2 Ks, HR, 2.42 era, L (1-2), 0:1:2
APPY R: Kingsport 11/14/0, Johnson City 0/3/1
For the first time all season, a participant in a Kingsport Mets game did not score, and it was the correct side of the ledger doing the blanking, with Armando Rodriguez and Travis Babin combining on a 3 hitter.
The Mets hammered out 14 hits and drew 4 walks, while going 8 for 17 (.471) with RISP, leaving 7 on base. Cesar Puello (0 for 4, .255) took the only 0-fer, there were 5 players with multi hit games, Pedro Zapata (3) had the lone 3 hit game.
2b Alonzo Harris 2 for 5, 2 runs, RBI (33), .280
cf RJ Harris 1 for 3, 3b (3), 2 BBs, 2 Ks, .302
dh Richard Lucas 1 for 4, 2b (12), RBI (21), BB, 2 Ks, .372
1b Jeff Flagg 2 for 4, 3 runs, 3b, BB, 2 Ks, .310
3b Joe Bonfe 2 for 3, 2 runs, 2b, HR, 4 RBI, .344
lf Pedro Zapata 3 for 5, 2 runs, 2b (7), RBI (13), .333
c Mike Moras 2 for 5, run, 2b, 3 RBI, .259
ss Luis Nieves 1 for 5, run, 2b (1), RBI (2), .333
Armando Rodriguez 8 IP, 3 H, 2/4 BB/K, 2.58 era, W (3-0), 8:12:4
Travis Babin IP, 2.84 era, 2:1
GCL R: Mets 3/5/1, Nationals 4/7/3
cf Chase Greene 1 for 5, 2 Ks, .273
2b Jordany Valdespin 0 for 4, .200
3b Charlie Hinojosa 1 for 4, 2b (11), K, .365
lf Julio Concepcionm 1 for 3, run, BB, K, .303
rf Javier Rodriguez 0 for 3, BB, .218
c Nelfi Zapata 0 for 3, BB, K, .271
1b Giovanni Ortiz 0 for 3, run, BB, K, .234
dh Orlando Rodriguez 1 for 3, run, 2b, BB, K, .281
ss Miguel Tejada 1 for 4, 2 RBI, K, .094
Orlando Tovar 5 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 1/3 BB/K, 4.47 era, L (1-5), 7:5:3
Brian Valenzuela 3 IP, 3 H, ER, 3 Ks, 5.29 era, 3:2:3
William Rackel IP, 4.26 era, 0:3
Thoughts go out to David Wright and Hiroki Kuroda, who took a line drive off his temple today.
INT AAA: Buffalo 7/13/2, Lehigh Valley 5/7/1
2b Argenis Reyes 3 for 4, 2 runs, BB, .291
cf Jesus Feliciano 2 for 4, 2 runs, .307
lf Nick Evans 1 for 4, run, HR (8), 4 RBI (24), .196
1b Mike Lamb 3 for 4, 2b, 2 RBI, .257
rf Chip Ambres 1 for 3, run, HR, RBI, BB, .253
c Rene Rivera 0 for 4, 3 Ks, .246
3b Andy Green 2 for 4, .269
ss Wilson Valdez 1 for 4, run, .245
Pat Misch 6 IP, 5 H, 3/2 R/ER, 1/2 BB/K, 4.64 era, W (1-1), 87:58:29, 8:6:2
Ken Takahashi 2.1 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 2/1 BB/K, 2.77 era, 45:25:20, 2:4:1
Jim Warden 0.2 IP, K, 1.17 era, 8:5:3, 1:0:1
EL AA: Binghamton 3/9/1, Reading 4/5/0, Game 1
Michael Antonini had one of his finest outings of the season, scattering 3 hits and a run over 6 innings, but Connor Robertson coughed up the lead by allowing 3 in the 7th, without recording an out, though it was officially Jose De La Torre who blew the save by allowing all of Robertson's runs to score.
The Mets offense had 9 hits and 2 walks in the 7 inning contest, while going just 1 for 8 with RISP, and leaving 6 on base. Ruben Tejada (2), Ike Davis (2), and Shawn Bowman (2) had multi hit games, while Caleb Stewart (0 for 3, K, .197), DJ Wabick (0 for 3, .283), and Jose Coronado (0 for 2, BB, .264) took 0-fers.
Edit (The Man): Time to stop the games, Ike Davis is a monster and needs his props. He hit his 17th homerun of the year tonight (combined A+/AA) and has an OPS over .900 during his time in AA. He's currently performing better than the other 4 1B (Alonso, Smoak, Cooper, Wallace) taken ahead of him in last years draft. So much for being a bust and hating on college picks.
ss Ruben Tejada 2 for 3, run, .295, SB (16)
c Josh Thole 1 for 3, run, BB, .332
1b Ike Davis 2 for 4, run, HR (10), 2 RBI (34), K, .305
3b Shawn Bowman 2 for 3, 2b (19), .292
cf Emmanuel Garcia 1 for 3, K, .250
Michael Antonini 6 IP, 3 H, ER, 6 Ks, HR, 5.08 era, 5:7:6
Connor Robertson H, 3 ER, BB, 3.18 era, L (2-1)
Jose De La Torre 0.2 IP, H, BB, 1.83 era, BS (2), 2:
EL AA: Binghamton 4/6/0, Reading 0/3/0, Game 2
Chris Mason got a spot start in the 2nd game of the Mets doubleheader, and did well, giving up just 3 hits over 5 innings for his first win in Binghamton. Derrick Ellison finished the game with 2 perfect innings. The Mets offense managed 6 hits and 4 walks in the nightcap, while going 2 for 8 with RISP, leaving 6 on base. Jose Coronado (2), had the only multi hit game, while Ruben Tejada (0 for 3, .292), Salvador Paniagua (0 for 3, K, .187) and Mark Kiger (0 for 2, BB, K, .223) took 0-fers.
2b Jose Coronado 2 for 4, run, RBI (32), K, .267
1b Ike Davis 1 for 4, 2b (12), RBI (35), K, .304
lf DJ Wabick 1 for 4, run, 2b (27), .283
rf Jon Malo 1 for 1, run, RBI, BB, .249
cf Emmanuel Garcia 2 BBs, .250
Chris Mason 5 IP, 3 H, 1/5 BB/K, 0.84 era, W (1-0), 6:4:5
Derrick Ellison 2 IP, K, 0.00 era, 0:5:1
FSL A+: St. Lucie 7/11/0, Jupiter 3/8/3
Angel Calero had a subpar outing tonight, giving up 3 runs on 7 hits in 5 innings, but that was enough to pick up his 2nd win of the season, as the Mets offense accumulated 11 hits and 3 walks, while going 4 for 15 (.267) with RISP, and leaving 8 on base. Reese Havens (3), Carlos Guzman (3) and Brahiam Maldonado (3) each had multi hit games, while Kirk Nieuwenhuis (0 for 4, BB, .247), Stefan Welch (0 for 4, run, .294), Hector Pellot (0 for 4, .253) and Luis Rivera (0 for 4, .167) all took 0-fers.
ss Reese Havens 3 for 4, 2 runs, RBI (39), BB, .232
dh Zach Lutz 1 for 4, BB, 2 Ks, .296
rf Carlos Guzman 3 for 4, 2 runs, HR (14), 2 RBI (58), .276
c Francisco Pena 1 for 4, run, HR (8), RBI (40), .222
lf Brahiam Maldonado 3 for 4, run, 2b (16), 2 RBI (47), K, .259
Angel Calero 5 IP, 7 H, 3 ER, 1/6 BB/K, HR, 4.86 era, W (2-9), 3:4:6
Nick Waechter 4 IP, H, 8 Ks, 6.39 era, SV (1), 1:3:8
NYPL A-: Brooklyn 1/4/0, Oneonta 2/5/0 in 10 innings
Mark Cohoon had an excellent outing today, giving up a run on 4 hits with 9 Ks in 8 innings, but he would've taken a loss, if not for the Conies scoring a run in the 9th to tie it. Matias Carrillo then gave up a solo shot in the 10th to suffer the eventual loss, 2-1.
The Cyclones had just 4 hits, but drew 7 walks, while going 0-fer (0 for 9) with RISP, and leaving 11 on base. Jake Eigsti (2 for 5, 2b, .259), Scott Grimes (1 for 2, run, HR, RBI, K, .286), and Dock Doyle (1 for 4, 2b, .250) had the only Cyclone hits.
cf Justin Garber 0 for 4, BB, 2 Ks, .239
1b Sam Honeck 0 for 4, BB, .271
rf Luis Rivera 0 for 4, K, .291
3b Tyler Vaughn 0 for 3, BB, .261
lf Nick Santomauro 0 for 3, 2 Ks, .250
dh Alex Gregory 0 for 2, 2 BBs, K, .281
ss Robbie Shields 0 for 2, 2 BBs, .144
Mark Cohoon 8 IP, 4 H, ER, 1/9 BB/K, 2.59 era, 10:5:9
Brandon Sage IP, K, 1.38 era, 1:1:1
Matias Carrillo IP, H, ER, 2 Ks, HR, 2.42 era, L (1-2), 0:1:2
APPY R: Kingsport 11/14/0, Johnson City 0/3/1
For the first time all season, a participant in a Kingsport Mets game did not score, and it was the correct side of the ledger doing the blanking, with Armando Rodriguez and Travis Babin combining on a 3 hitter.
The Mets hammered out 14 hits and drew 4 walks, while going 8 for 17 (.471) with RISP, leaving 7 on base. Cesar Puello (0 for 4, .255) took the only 0-fer, there were 5 players with multi hit games, Pedro Zapata (3) had the lone 3 hit game.
2b Alonzo Harris 2 for 5, 2 runs, RBI (33), .280
cf RJ Harris 1 for 3, 3b (3), 2 BBs, 2 Ks, .302
dh Richard Lucas 1 for 4, 2b (12), RBI (21), BB, 2 Ks, .372
1b Jeff Flagg 2 for 4, 3 runs, 3b, BB, 2 Ks, .310
3b Joe Bonfe 2 for 3, 2 runs, 2b, HR, 4 RBI, .344
lf Pedro Zapata 3 for 5, 2 runs, 2b (7), RBI (13), .333
c Mike Moras 2 for 5, run, 2b, 3 RBI, .259
ss Luis Nieves 1 for 5, run, 2b (1), RBI (2), .333
Armando Rodriguez 8 IP, 3 H, 2/4 BB/K, 2.58 era, W (3-0), 8:12:4
Travis Babin IP, 2.84 era, 2:1
GCL R: Mets 3/5/1, Nationals 4/7/3
cf Chase Greene 1 for 5, 2 Ks, .273
2b Jordany Valdespin 0 for 4, .200
3b Charlie Hinojosa 1 for 4, 2b (11), K, .365
lf Julio Concepcionm 1 for 3, run, BB, K, .303
rf Javier Rodriguez 0 for 3, BB, .218
c Nelfi Zapata 0 for 3, BB, K, .271
1b Giovanni Ortiz 0 for 3, run, BB, K, .234
dh Orlando Rodriguez 1 for 3, run, 2b, BB, K, .281
ss Miguel Tejada 1 for 4, 2 RBI, K, .094
Orlando Tovar 5 IP, 4 H, 3 ER, 1/3 BB/K, 4.47 era, L (1-5), 7:5:3
Brian Valenzuela 3 IP, 3 H, ER, 3 Ks, 5.29 era, 3:2:3
William Rackel IP, 4.26 era, 0:3
Thursday, July 02, 2009
7/2 Minor League Report! BOWMAN, WILMER, COHOON!
Binghamton 1, New Hampshire 12
Every pitcher for the Mets gave up runs, with Brad Holt giving up the first 4 to take his 2nd EL loss. It just got uglier after he left the game.
The offense had 10 hits and drew 4 walks, but went just 1 for 10 with RISP, in scoring a single run. The Mets left 9 on base, with 4 players taking 0-fers, Ike Davis (0 for 4, K, .257), Josh Petersen (0 for 4, K, .288), Ruben Tejada (0 for 3, BB, .272, 0 for his last 10). Jose Coronado, Caleb Stewart and Shawn Bowman had multi hit games.
2b Jose Coronado 2 for 5, 2b, K, .258
cf Jon Malo 1 for 4, .298
rf Caleb Stewart 2 for 3, run, HR, RBI, BB, K, .167
3b Shawn Bowman 4 for 4, 2b, .293
dh Lucas Duda 1 for 4, K, .266
Brad Holt 3.1 IP, 4 H, 4 ER, 2/6 BB/K, HR, 9.90 era, L (0-2), 2:1:6
Edgar Ramirez 2.2 IP, 3 H, ER, 3/2 BB/K, 6.43 era, 5:1:2
Stephen Clyne IP, 8 H, 5 ER, 6.26 era, 1:1:0
Roy Merritt 2 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 2 Ks, HR, 3.26 era, 3:1:2
St. Lucie 4, Dunedin 5 in 5 innings
Nick Waechter gave up all 5 runs to Dunedin on 5 hits (including a homer) and 2 walks in 3.2 innings to take his first FSL loss, despite a mid 6 era.
The offense had just 3 hits, but the Mets did draw 4 walks, while going just with 1 for 2 with RISP, and leaving 4 on base. The sum total of the offense was accounted for by a pair of 4th inning 2 run homers (Zach Lutz, Francisco Pena).
Hector Pellot (0 for 2, BB, K, .262), Kirk Nieuwenhuis (0 for 3, 2 Ks, .251), Reese Havens (0 for 1, .228, left with a hand/wrist injury), Greg Veloz (0 for 1, run, K, .243), Carlos Guzman (0 for 2, run, BB, K, .273) and Brahiam Maldonado (0 for 1, BB, .239) all took 0-fers in the abbreviated game.
3b, 1b Zach Lutz 1 for 3, run, HR (5), 2 RBI (29), .264
c Francisco Pena 1 for 1, run, HR (3), 2 RBI (21), BB, .226
cf Richard Pena 1 for 2, .283
Nick Waechter 3.2 IP, 5 H, 5 ER, 2/3 BB/K, HR, 6.45 era, L (3-1), 1:6:3
Emary Frederick 0.2 IP, 2 H, BB, K, 2.72 era, 1:0:1
Savannah 4, Asheville 3
Eric Beaulac got a spot start tonight and did exceptionally well, giving up just 2 runs on 6 hits in 6 innings, while striking out 9 for his 4th win of the season. Phillips Orta bailed out Rhiner Cruz in the 9th, after Cruz issued two walks to open the inning, Orta retired the next 3 in the row for his first save.
The Gnats offense had 9 hits and drew 2 walks, but were just 1 for 6 with RISP and left 5 on base. Wilmer Flores and Josh Satin had multi hit games for the Gnats, while Sean Ratliff's swoon continued with another 0-fer (0 for 3, RBI, 2 Ks, .274). Ratliff is now 4 for his last 35 with 12 strikeouts. He's also 0 for his last 24 with 10 Ks. Stefan Welch (0 for 4, .226), and Joey August (0 for 3, .000) also took 0-fers.
lf Raul Reyes 1 for 3, 2 runs, HR (4), 2 RBI (23), BB, K, .254
3b Jefry Marte 1 for 4, K, .227
ss Wilmer Flores 3 for 4, run, K, .283
2b Josh Satin 2 for 4, .293
c Jean Luc Blaquiere 1 for 2, BB, K, .224
rf Evan LeBlanc 1 for 3, run, .217, 2 SB (2)
Eric Beaulac 6 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 1/9 BB/K, 2.74 era, W (4-4), 6:4:9
Jacob Goldberg 1.1 IP, H, ER, K, 4.50 era, 2:1:1
Manuel Olivares 0.2 IP, H, 2 Ks, 3.21 era
Rhiner Cruz 2 BBs
Phillips Orta IP, K, 7.94 era, 1:1:1
Brooklyn 5, TriCity 0
Mark Cohoon was in complete and utter control tonight, he allowed just 3 hits, all singles, over 8 innings while striking out 8 to pick up his 3rd win of the season.
The Cyclones offense was paced by a perfect night from 22 year old Luis Rivera (on base all 4 times up). Overall, the Cyclones had 7 hits and drew 4 walks, but were just 2 for 9 with RISP and left 5 on base. Ralph Henriquez (0 for 3, run, BB, .206), Alex Gregory (0 for 4, .278), and Juan Centeno (0 for 3, .323) took 0-fers, while Rivera had the only multi hit game.
cf John Servidio 1 for 4, 2b, K, .229
ss Matt Bouchard 1 for 3, 2 runs, BB, .417
1b Sam Honeck 1 for 4, .289
3b Nick Giarraputo 1 for 4, run, .244
rf Luis Rivera 2 for 2, run, HR, 4 RBI, 2 BBs, .444
3b James Ewing 1 for 3, 2b, .143
Mark Cohoon 8 IP, 3 H, 8 Ks, 1.35 era, W (3-0), 12:3:8
Brandon Sage IP, H, K, 0.00 era, 1:1:1
Kingsport 10, Burlington 3
The Mets pounded out 12 hits and used a 5 run top of the 9th to pull away from Burlington, winning comfortably, 10-3. After Zach Von Tersch went the first 4 innings, allowing just a hit and striking out 5, Brian Needham went the next 4, giving up 5 hits and 3 runs, but it was Needham who got the win.
The Mets, as I said, had 12 hits and drew 6 walks, while going a stellar 6 for 15 with RISP, leaving 9 on base. The Mets stole 7 bases without being caught once tonight, and every regular except Tyler Howe (0 for 3, BB, .200) had a hit.
2b Alonzo Harris 1 for 6, run, K, .278, SB (2)
cf Darrell Ceciliani 1 for 5, run, RBI, .133, SB (1)
lf RJ Harris 1 for 2, 3 runs, RBI, 3 BBs, .238, 2 SB (4)
1b Jeff Flagg 3 for 5, run, 2b, 2 RBI, K, .353, SB (1)
rf Cesar Puello 2 for 4, run, K, .310
c John Freeman 1 for 5, run, RBI, K, .200
3b Ryan Mollica 1 for 4, run, BB, .214, SB (1)
ss Gered Mochizuki 2 for 4, run, 3b, 2 RBI, BB, .250, SB (2)
Zach Von Tersch 4 IP, H, 1/5 BB/K, 5.14 era, 5:2:5
Brian Needham 4 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, K, HR, 3.86 era, W (1-0), 7:3:1
Tom Chism IP, H, K, 0.00 era, 0:2:1
Every pitcher for the Mets gave up runs, with Brad Holt giving up the first 4 to take his 2nd EL loss. It just got uglier after he left the game.
The offense had 10 hits and drew 4 walks, but went just 1 for 10 with RISP, in scoring a single run. The Mets left 9 on base, with 4 players taking 0-fers, Ike Davis (0 for 4, K, .257), Josh Petersen (0 for 4, K, .288), Ruben Tejada (0 for 3, BB, .272, 0 for his last 10). Jose Coronado, Caleb Stewart and Shawn Bowman had multi hit games.
2b Jose Coronado 2 for 5, 2b, K, .258
cf Jon Malo 1 for 4, .298
rf Caleb Stewart 2 for 3, run, HR, RBI, BB, K, .167
3b Shawn Bowman 4 for 4, 2b, .293
dh Lucas Duda 1 for 4, K, .266
Brad Holt 3.1 IP, 4 H, 4 ER, 2/6 BB/K, HR, 9.90 era, L (0-2), 2:1:6
Edgar Ramirez 2.2 IP, 3 H, ER, 3/2 BB/K, 6.43 era, 5:1:2
Stephen Clyne IP, 8 H, 5 ER, 6.26 era, 1:1:0
Roy Merritt 2 IP, 4 H, 2 ER, 2 Ks, HR, 3.26 era, 3:1:2
St. Lucie 4, Dunedin 5 in 5 innings
Nick Waechter gave up all 5 runs to Dunedin on 5 hits (including a homer) and 2 walks in 3.2 innings to take his first FSL loss, despite a mid 6 era.
The offense had just 3 hits, but the Mets did draw 4 walks, while going just with 1 for 2 with RISP, and leaving 4 on base. The sum total of the offense was accounted for by a pair of 4th inning 2 run homers (Zach Lutz, Francisco Pena).
Hector Pellot (0 for 2, BB, K, .262), Kirk Nieuwenhuis (0 for 3, 2 Ks, .251), Reese Havens (0 for 1, .228, left with a hand/wrist injury), Greg Veloz (0 for 1, run, K, .243), Carlos Guzman (0 for 2, run, BB, K, .273) and Brahiam Maldonado (0 for 1, BB, .239) all took 0-fers in the abbreviated game.
3b, 1b Zach Lutz 1 for 3, run, HR (5), 2 RBI (29), .264
c Francisco Pena 1 for 1, run, HR (3), 2 RBI (21), BB, .226
cf Richard Pena 1 for 2, .283
Nick Waechter 3.2 IP, 5 H, 5 ER, 2/3 BB/K, HR, 6.45 era, L (3-1), 1:6:3
Emary Frederick 0.2 IP, 2 H, BB, K, 2.72 era, 1:0:1
Savannah 4, Asheville 3
Eric Beaulac got a spot start tonight and did exceptionally well, giving up just 2 runs on 6 hits in 6 innings, while striking out 9 for his 4th win of the season. Phillips Orta bailed out Rhiner Cruz in the 9th, after Cruz issued two walks to open the inning, Orta retired the next 3 in the row for his first save.
The Gnats offense had 9 hits and drew 2 walks, but were just 1 for 6 with RISP and left 5 on base. Wilmer Flores and Josh Satin had multi hit games for the Gnats, while Sean Ratliff's swoon continued with another 0-fer (0 for 3, RBI, 2 Ks, .274). Ratliff is now 4 for his last 35 with 12 strikeouts. He's also 0 for his last 24 with 10 Ks. Stefan Welch (0 for 4, .226), and Joey August (0 for 3, .000) also took 0-fers.
lf Raul Reyes 1 for 3, 2 runs, HR (4), 2 RBI (23), BB, K, .254
3b Jefry Marte 1 for 4, K, .227
ss Wilmer Flores 3 for 4, run, K, .283
2b Josh Satin 2 for 4, .293
c Jean Luc Blaquiere 1 for 2, BB, K, .224
rf Evan LeBlanc 1 for 3, run, .217, 2 SB (2)
Eric Beaulac 6 IP, 6 H, 2 ER, 1/9 BB/K, 2.74 era, W (4-4), 6:4:9
Jacob Goldberg 1.1 IP, H, ER, K, 4.50 era, 2:1:1
Manuel Olivares 0.2 IP, H, 2 Ks, 3.21 era
Rhiner Cruz 2 BBs
Phillips Orta IP, K, 7.94 era, 1:1:1
Brooklyn 5, TriCity 0
Mark Cohoon was in complete and utter control tonight, he allowed just 3 hits, all singles, over 8 innings while striking out 8 to pick up his 3rd win of the season.
The Cyclones offense was paced by a perfect night from 22 year old Luis Rivera (on base all 4 times up). Overall, the Cyclones had 7 hits and drew 4 walks, but were just 2 for 9 with RISP and left 5 on base. Ralph Henriquez (0 for 3, run, BB, .206), Alex Gregory (0 for 4, .278), and Juan Centeno (0 for 3, .323) took 0-fers, while Rivera had the only multi hit game.
cf John Servidio 1 for 4, 2b, K, .229
ss Matt Bouchard 1 for 3, 2 runs, BB, .417
1b Sam Honeck 1 for 4, .289
3b Nick Giarraputo 1 for 4, run, .244
rf Luis Rivera 2 for 2, run, HR, 4 RBI, 2 BBs, .444
3b James Ewing 1 for 3, 2b, .143
Mark Cohoon 8 IP, 3 H, 8 Ks, 1.35 era, W (3-0), 12:3:8
Brandon Sage IP, H, K, 0.00 era, 1:1:1
Kingsport 10, Burlington 3
The Mets pounded out 12 hits and used a 5 run top of the 9th to pull away from Burlington, winning comfortably, 10-3. After Zach Von Tersch went the first 4 innings, allowing just a hit and striking out 5, Brian Needham went the next 4, giving up 5 hits and 3 runs, but it was Needham who got the win.
The Mets, as I said, had 12 hits and drew 6 walks, while going a stellar 6 for 15 with RISP, leaving 9 on base. The Mets stole 7 bases without being caught once tonight, and every regular except Tyler Howe (0 for 3, BB, .200) had a hit.
2b Alonzo Harris 1 for 6, run, K, .278, SB (2)
cf Darrell Ceciliani 1 for 5, run, RBI, .133, SB (1)
lf RJ Harris 1 for 2, 3 runs, RBI, 3 BBs, .238, 2 SB (4)
1b Jeff Flagg 3 for 5, run, 2b, 2 RBI, K, .353, SB (1)
rf Cesar Puello 2 for 4, run, K, .310
c John Freeman 1 for 5, run, RBI, K, .200
3b Ryan Mollica 1 for 4, run, BB, .214, SB (1)
ss Gered Mochizuki 2 for 4, run, 3b, 2 RBI, BB, .250, SB (2)
Zach Von Tersch 4 IP, H, 1/5 BB/K, 5.14 era, 5:2:5
Brian Needham 4 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, K, HR, 3.86 era, W (1-0), 7:3:1
Tom Chism IP, H, K, 0.00 era, 0:2:1
Saturday, April 04, 2009
MPH System Audit III - Part VII: SPs (23-34)
Starting Pitchers
23. Dylan Owen 7/12/86 (22.54) R/R (A+ St. Lucie 12-6, 3.43 era, 24 GS, 2 CG, CGSO, 133.2 IP, 135 H, 55/51 R/ER, 12 HR, 33/116 BB/K, 1.30 GO/FO, .265 BAA, 1.26 WHIP, AA Binghamton 1-1, 5.51 era, 3 GS, 16.1 IP, 20 H, 10 ER, 3 HR, 9/15 BB/K, 1.06 GO/FO, .299 BAA, 1.78 WHIP)
Total 2008 Stats: 13-7, 3.66 era, 27 GS, 2 CG, CGSO, 150 IP, 155 H, 65/61 R/ER, 15 HR, 42/131 BB/K, 1.27 GO/FO, .269 BAA, 1.31 WHIP
The Mets selected Owen with their 20th round pick in the 2007 draft, 633rd overall, out of Francis Marion College, where he went 10-1, 1.14 as a junior. Owen was sent to Brooklyn where he put up insane numbers, going 10-1 with a 1.40 era. Overall in 2007, Dylan Owen put together an altogether ridiculous year, with 20 wins and a 1.25 era over 179.2 innings. Owen will no doubt be in St. Lucie to open the 2008 season, and it wouldn't be shocking to see him end up in Binghamton.
Owen did start the season in St. Lucie, and performed very well in 24 starts, posting a 12-6 record with a 3.43 era in 133.2 innings. A late season promotion to Binghamton didn't go as well, as he posted a 5.51 in 16.1 innings over 3 starts.
Owen throws 5 pitches, a 2 and 4 seam fastball, curve, slider and change. He doesn't have much in the way of velocity, his 4 seamer tops out in the low 90s, Owen gets by on smarts and guile. Owen's best pitch is a nasty slider he throws in the low 80s, he uses this pitch to get swings and misses. He also features an upper 70s curveball, and rounds out his arsenal with a mid 70s changeup, which is a WIP.
Owen is pretty much a finished product, he may tinker around with his pitches, tightening some up in an effort to get through to the majors, but in my opinion, he likely will top out in AAA, perhaps eventually becoming a Carlos Muniz esque quad A pitcher. His first cup of coffee is likely to come in 2011.
24. Brant Rustich 1/23/85 (24) R/R (A Savannah 3-4, 3.62 era, 20 G, 8 GS, 49.2 IP, 42 H, 26/20 R/ER, HR, 16/48 BB/K, 1.22 GO/FO, .231 BAA, 1.17 WHIP)
The Mets took Rustich in the 2nd round of the 2007 draft, 93rd overall, out of UCLA, where as a senior, he went 3-2, 6.67 in 20 games, over 29.2 innings. A finger injury (more specifically, recovery from finger surgery in 2006) contributed to the poor season, and also contributed to his dropping stock. Expected to go somewhere in the first round proper, Rustich fell into the Mets' laps at 93, where they scooped him up. After signing, Rustich was sent to Kingsport, and then Brooklyn, where he totalled 27 innings over 17 games, putting up a 1.33 era, with a .63 WHIP. Rustich played winterball in Hawaii, where he struggled due to poor mound conditions, putting up a 5.82 era in 17 innings.
Rustich, as we found out after the season ended, was all kinds of messed up during the 2008 season, pitching with variou serious injuries. He pitched this past season with a fractured humerus bone in his upper right arm that wasn't detected until afterward. Suggestions that Rustich had simple arm soreness clearly were unwarranted. Rustich is expected to pitch in 2009 without the need for surgery. He also has labrum and UCL tears, but rehab is the prescribed course of action. The Mets are taking a big chance with Rustich' future that he won't need surgery, but what else do you expect from an absolutely inept medical staff which allowed this situation to develop in the first place? Rustich should open 2009 in St. Lucie, with an outside shot of endidng up in Binghamton, assuming he doesn't end up under the knife first.
25. Raul Batis 3/5/89 (19.92) L/L (R Kingsport 2-4, 4.15 era, 12 G, 8 GS, SV, 52 IP, 58 H, 35/24 R/ER, 5 HR, 13/41 BB/K, 1.27 GO/FO, .278 BAA, 1.37 WHIP
Batis was signed during the International Free Agent signing period in 2006, and he spent that season in the DSL, pitching 45 innings and producing a 1-6 record with a 4.20 era. Batis was brought stateside for the 2007 season, and sent to the GCL, where he pitched only 26.2 innings, with a 2-1 record and 4.73 era.
26. Michael Olmsted 5/2/87 (21.75) R/R (R GCL 0-0, 3.86 era, 2 GS, 4.2 IP, 6 H, 4/2 R/ER, HR, 2/3 BB/K, 0.50 GO/FO, .333 BAA, 1.71 WHIP, R Kingsport 1-1, 1.83 era, 4 GS, 19.2 IP, 11 H, 4 ER, HR, 5/23 BB/K, 1.75 GO/FO, .164 BAA, .81 WHIP, A Savannah 1-0, 3.86 era, 2 GS, 9.1 IP, 12 H, 4 ER, HR, 3/11 BB/K, 0.89 GO/FO, .293 BAA, 1.61 WHIP)
Total 2008 Stats: 2-1, 2.67 era, 8 GS, 33.2 IP, 29 H, 12/10 R/ER, 3 HR, 10/37 BB/K, 1.19 GO/FO, .230 BAA, 1.16 WHIP
The Mets drafted Olmsted in the 9th round, 303rd overall, out of Cypress College, where as a junior, he posted the following line: 9-4, 4.19 era, 24 G, 7 GS, 73 IP, 80 H, 24 BBs, 63 Ks, BAA .280. After signing, he appeared at 3 levels (Brooklyn, GCL, Kingsport), posting a
His fastball sits 90-93 as a reliever, and 88-92 as a starter. He also throws a slider, curveball and changeup. His changeup is in a developmental stage, while his curveball is a pitch he can throw at anytime. He feels his best secondary pitch varies nightly, between his curve and slider. Olmstead's pitching coach used to be Trevor Hoffman's pitching coach, so Olmstead uses the same grip on his changeup as Hoffman. He would most compare himself, however, to John Lackey.
27. Guillaume Leduc 7/28/87 (21.5) R/R (R Kingsport 3-4, 4.24 era, 13 G, 9 GS, CGSO, SV, 57.1 IP, 58 H, 38/27 R/ER, 9 HR, 9/41 BB/K, 0.92 GO/FO, .264 BAA, 1.17 WHIP)
The Mets drafted LeDuc in the 6th round, 213th overall, of the 2007 draft, out of Edouard Montpetit College in Montreal, and after signing, he was sent to the GCL, where he pitched sporadically, getting into 6 games, half of them starts, totalling 20.1 innings. In those 20.1 innings, he posted a 1-1 record with a 2.21 era.
LeDuc throws 3 pitches, a fastball, curveball, and changeup. His fastball is a boring 2 seamer which sits in the low 90s and it dives down and in to righties. His best secondary pitch is a down breaking plus changeup sitting in the mid 70s. His finishes up his arsenal with a fringy (at best) curveball which he spins up in the upper 70s.
LeDuc doesn't have the arsenal to run deep counts, his game is all about trying to get you out within the first 3-4 pitches. He doesn't have the velocity to challenge hitters, so must pitch to contact, which is difficult with only two pitches which he has confidence in. Right now, LeDuc is a starter, and it's likely that despite his limited arsenal, he'll remain in the rotation at least through the 2009 season, which he should open in Savannah. After that, it will depend on his curveball and the strides he makes with it. His debut date as a reliever is probably sometime in the mid 2011 season, as a starter, it would be late 2012.
28. Eduardo Aldama 12/23/89 (19.08) R/R (R GCL 1-5, 4.75 era, 12 G, 9 GS, 47.1 IP, 48 H, 36/25 R/ER, HR, 13/42 BB/K, 1.51 GO/FO, .265 BAA, 1.29 WHIP)
The Mets signed Aldama as an international free agent from Venezuela in July 2006. He made his pro debut with the VSL Mets in 2007, where he was 2-2 with a 2.81 era over 25.2 innings. In 2008 he came stateside to pitch in the GCL, where he went 1-5 with a 4.75 era over 47.1 innings.
29. Eric Niesen 9/4/85 (23.42) L/L (A+ St. Lucie 6-12, 4.64 era, 26 G, 24 GS, 118.1 IP, 136 H, 75/61 R/ER, 10 HR, 46/77 BB/K, 1.51 GO/FO, .286 BAA, 1.54 WHIP)
The Mets selected Niesen in the 3rd round of the 2007 draftt, with their 99th overall pick, out of Wake Forest University, where he was 6-5, with a 3.00 era in 84 innings. After signing, the Mets sent him to Brooklyn, where he got into 9 games, all starts, but only totalling 30 innings. He ended his season with the St. Lucie Mets as they made a push to the playoffs, and he got into 2 games for them, one start during the regular season (3 innings), and one relief outing during the playoffs (1 inning). Overall, he had an ERA a shade under 3 in 118 innings split between 3 "levels" as it were.
We would expect Niesen to open 2008 right where he ended 2007, in St. Lucie. Whether it be in a starting role or relief role remains to be seen. We would hope Niesen remains in the bullpen where his fastball can be used as a true plus pitch.
Instead, Niesen spent the season as a starter, much to his overall detriment, as he posted a 6-12 record with a 4.64 era, which for much of the season was over 5.00. He went 1/3 of an inning over his previous career high (set last year at 118).
Niesen throws a 2 and 4 seam faster, slider, and changeup. While the Mets had him working as a starter in 2008, and probably will do so again in 2009, his ultimate role in the majors will be a reliever, probably a LOOGY, given that righties absolutely TORCHED him in 2008 to the tune of a .305 average and a 6.02 era and 9 HR in 83.2 innings. Lefties hit just .232 off him, with a 1.30 era and 1 HR in 34.2 innings.
With that in mind, his 4 seam fastball, which sat 90-92 starting, should gain a tick or two, bumping it into the low/mid 90s and making it a plus pitch, as it was when he relieved in college. Niesen also throws a 2 seamer in the upper 80s, a slider in the 78-81 range which he uses as a putaway pitch, and a 72-74 MPH changeup which he gained a good amount of confidence in during the season.
Despite averaging 4.76 innings per start, Niesen did a good job of going right after hitters, issuing just 46 walks in 118.1 innings, an average of 3.50 per 9. His problem was that his stuff just does not translate well to a starting role. Niesen should be in Binghamton for 2009, likely in the rotation, but as I said, his ultimate fate is in the bullpen, whether he makes the move there after the 2009 season, or after the 2010 season is unknown, but he will be in line to crack the majors sometime in late 2010, and definitely by 2011.
30. Mark Cohoon 9/15/87 (21.38) L/L (R Kingsport 1-1, 5.89 era, 6 G, 3 GS, 18.1 IP, 17 H, 13/12 R/ER, 10/22 BB/K, 2.67 GO/FO, .239 BAA, 1.47 WHIP, A Savannah 2-2, 3.82 era, 7 GS, 33 IP, 29 H, 17/14 R/ER, 2 HR, 18/21 BB/K, 0.74 GO/FO, .242 BAA, 1.42 WHIP)
Total 2008 Stats: 3-3, 4.56 era, 13 G, 10 GS, 51.1 IP, 46 H, 30/26 R/ER, 2 HR, 28/43 BB/K, 1.08 GO/FO, .241 BAA, 1.44 WHIP
The Mets drafted Cohoon in the 12th round, 374th overall, out of North Central Texas College, and then sent him first to Kingsport, and then Savannah, where he put up a combined 3-3 record with a 4.56 era over 51.1 innings. Interestingly, he pitched much better at Savannah (3.82) then Kingsport (5.89), but that may have something to do with the fact he was used both as a starter and reliever in Kingsport, whereas he was used exclusively as a starter in Savannah.
31. Josh Stinson 3/14/88 (20.92) R/R (A Savannah 3-6, 3.52 era, 21 G, 6 GS, 3 SVs, 71.2 IP, 78 H, 36/28 R/ER, 7 HR, 32/46 BB/K, 1.67 GO/FO, .280 BAA, 1.54 WHIP, A+ St. Lucie 0-2, 6.14 era, 7 G, 2 GS, 14.2 IP, 17 H, 12/10 R/ER, 5/14 BB/K, 0.93 GO/FO, .293 BAA, 1.50 WHIP, HWL Honolulu 2-2, 4.50 era, 9 G, 5 GS, 1/2 SVs, 22 IP, 19 H, 13/11 R/ER, 2 HR, 13/13 BB/K, 1.45 WHIP, .235 BAA, 1.17 GO/FO)
Total 2008 Stats: 5-10, 4.07 era, 37 G, 13 GS, 108.1 IP, 114 H, 61/49 R/ER, 50/73 BB/K, 1.47 GO/FO, .273 BAA, 1.51 WHIP
The Mets drafted Stinson in the 37th round of the 2006 draft, and sent him to the rookie level Gulf Coast League, where he went 1-2 with a 2.00 era in 9 games (4 starts), totalling 27 innings. A late season promotion to Hagerstown of the South Atlantic League didn't derail the righty, as he put up a 0-1 record, but an outstanding 1.35 era in 3 starts, 13.1 IP. He combined between the two levels to go 1-3 with a 1.79 era. The Mets found themselves another steal with Stinson, since he was projected to go around rounds 8 to 10. Instead, he dropped to the 37th round, but signed for 7th round money.
We said this about Stinson in the 07 audit: Expect Stinson to open the 2007 season as a 19 year old in the South Atlantic League, with the new class A affiliate Savannah. A promotion to the Florida State League wouldn't be out of the question.
However, that didn't come to frutition, as Stinson struggled to find himself in Savannah, and spent the entire season there, barely managing to get his ERA under 5. Stinson's stock has dropped a bit in the last year, but he is still young enough to turn that around. He needs to gain a few ticks on his fastball, and strengthen his curve and change. He should spend all of 2008 in St. Lucie, affording him a friendly ball park to make adjustments to his game. It looks like he will still need another three years of minor league baseball until he breaks into the bigs.
Stinson, however, was held back in Savannah, where he pitched much better in long relief/spot starter duty, posting a 3.52 era in 71.2 innings, spread over 21 games, including 6 starts. Overall he posted an ERA of 4.07 over 108.1 innings spread over 3 levels, including Hawaii. Stinson should open 2009 right where he ended 2008, with the St. Lucie Mets.
32. Gonzalez Germen 9/23/87 (21.33) R/R (R DSL 5-2, 1.34 era, 15 G, 14 GS, 74 IP, 41 H, 21/11 R/ER, 15/70 BB/K, 1.47 GO/FO, .159 BAA, .76 WHIP)
Obviously the risk for flameout is extremely high for any players in the VSL/DSL, which is why Cuan, Mendez and Germen are all so low on this list, but the potential for reward is also high.
Here is a partial scouting report from "Superpitcher" on NYFS.
Gonzalez Germen, throws 89-93 tops at 94,
has a nasty Slider, i think, i'm not quite sure...
His changeup is his K pitch, straight up, nasty change.
33. Angel Cuan 5/29/89 (19.66) L/L (R VSL 1-8, 3.13 era, 14 GS, 72 IP, 71 H, 36/25 R/ER, 2 HR, 11/74 BB/K, 1.01 GO/FO, .254 BAA, 1.14 WHIP)
Cuan gave up 68% of his runs in a 4 start span (4 GS, 16 IP, 23 H, 17 ER, 6/16 BB/K). Outside of that stretch, he put up an off the charts line. 1-4, 1.29 era, 10 GS, 56 IP, 48 H, 8 ER, 5/58 BB/K). Obviously the risk for flameout is extremely high for any players in the VSL/DSL, which is why Cuan, Mendez and Germen are all so low on this list, but the potential for reward is also high. One thing working against Cuan is his build (he's only 5'11/150). Of course, you can't make any inferences about velocity or the like from that, but chances are he doesn't throw hard.
34. Ismael Mendez 5/23/90 (18.66) L/L (R DSL 6-1, 1.07 era, 15 G, 14 GS, 75.2 IP, 38 H, 16/9 R/ER, 2 HR, 29/62 BB/K, 1.26 GO/FO, .151 BAA)
Obviously the risk for flameout is extremely high for any players in the VSL/DSL, which is why Cuan, Mendez and Germen are all so low on this list, but the potential for reward is also high.
Why 34 and not 35? Maikel Cleto was traded away, and we didn't fill in his spot. So there ;)
23. Dylan Owen 7/12/86 (22.54) R/R (A+ St. Lucie 12-6, 3.43 era, 24 GS, 2 CG, CGSO, 133.2 IP, 135 H, 55/51 R/ER, 12 HR, 33/116 BB/K, 1.30 GO/FO, .265 BAA, 1.26 WHIP, AA Binghamton 1-1, 5.51 era, 3 GS, 16.1 IP, 20 H, 10 ER, 3 HR, 9/15 BB/K, 1.06 GO/FO, .299 BAA, 1.78 WHIP)
Total 2008 Stats: 13-7, 3.66 era, 27 GS, 2 CG, CGSO, 150 IP, 155 H, 65/61 R/ER, 15 HR, 42/131 BB/K, 1.27 GO/FO, .269 BAA, 1.31 WHIP
The Mets selected Owen with their 20th round pick in the 2007 draft, 633rd overall, out of Francis Marion College, where he went 10-1, 1.14 as a junior. Owen was sent to Brooklyn where he put up insane numbers, going 10-1 with a 1.40 era. Overall in 2007, Dylan Owen put together an altogether ridiculous year, with 20 wins and a 1.25 era over 179.2 innings. Owen will no doubt be in St. Lucie to open the 2008 season, and it wouldn't be shocking to see him end up in Binghamton.
Owen did start the season in St. Lucie, and performed very well in 24 starts, posting a 12-6 record with a 3.43 era in 133.2 innings. A late season promotion to Binghamton didn't go as well, as he posted a 5.51 in 16.1 innings over 3 starts.
Owen throws 5 pitches, a 2 and 4 seam fastball, curve, slider and change. He doesn't have much in the way of velocity, his 4 seamer tops out in the low 90s, Owen gets by on smarts and guile. Owen's best pitch is a nasty slider he throws in the low 80s, he uses this pitch to get swings and misses. He also features an upper 70s curveball, and rounds out his arsenal with a mid 70s changeup, which is a WIP.
Owen is pretty much a finished product, he may tinker around with his pitches, tightening some up in an effort to get through to the majors, but in my opinion, he likely will top out in AAA, perhaps eventually becoming a Carlos Muniz esque quad A pitcher. His first cup of coffee is likely to come in 2011.
24. Brant Rustich 1/23/85 (24) R/R (A Savannah 3-4, 3.62 era, 20 G, 8 GS, 49.2 IP, 42 H, 26/20 R/ER, HR, 16/48 BB/K, 1.22 GO/FO, .231 BAA, 1.17 WHIP)
The Mets took Rustich in the 2nd round of the 2007 draft, 93rd overall, out of UCLA, where as a senior, he went 3-2, 6.67 in 20 games, over 29.2 innings. A finger injury (more specifically, recovery from finger surgery in 2006) contributed to the poor season, and also contributed to his dropping stock. Expected to go somewhere in the first round proper, Rustich fell into the Mets' laps at 93, where they scooped him up. After signing, Rustich was sent to Kingsport, and then Brooklyn, where he totalled 27 innings over 17 games, putting up a 1.33 era, with a .63 WHIP. Rustich played winterball in Hawaii, where he struggled due to poor mound conditions, putting up a 5.82 era in 17 innings.
Rustich, as we found out after the season ended, was all kinds of messed up during the 2008 season, pitching with variou serious injuries. He pitched this past season with a fractured humerus bone in his upper right arm that wasn't detected until afterward. Suggestions that Rustich had simple arm soreness clearly were unwarranted. Rustich is expected to pitch in 2009 without the need for surgery. He also has labrum and UCL tears, but rehab is the prescribed course of action. The Mets are taking a big chance with Rustich' future that he won't need surgery, but what else do you expect from an absolutely inept medical staff which allowed this situation to develop in the first place? Rustich should open 2009 in St. Lucie, with an outside shot of endidng up in Binghamton, assuming he doesn't end up under the knife first.
25. Raul Batis 3/5/89 (19.92) L/L (R Kingsport 2-4, 4.15 era, 12 G, 8 GS, SV, 52 IP, 58 H, 35/24 R/ER, 5 HR, 13/41 BB/K, 1.27 GO/FO, .278 BAA, 1.37 WHIP
Batis was signed during the International Free Agent signing period in 2006, and he spent that season in the DSL, pitching 45 innings and producing a 1-6 record with a 4.20 era. Batis was brought stateside for the 2007 season, and sent to the GCL, where he pitched only 26.2 innings, with a 2-1 record and 4.73 era.
26. Michael Olmsted 5/2/87 (21.75) R/R (R GCL 0-0, 3.86 era, 2 GS, 4.2 IP, 6 H, 4/2 R/ER, HR, 2/3 BB/K, 0.50 GO/FO, .333 BAA, 1.71 WHIP, R Kingsport 1-1, 1.83 era, 4 GS, 19.2 IP, 11 H, 4 ER, HR, 5/23 BB/K, 1.75 GO/FO, .164 BAA, .81 WHIP, A Savannah 1-0, 3.86 era, 2 GS, 9.1 IP, 12 H, 4 ER, HR, 3/11 BB/K, 0.89 GO/FO, .293 BAA, 1.61 WHIP)
Total 2008 Stats: 2-1, 2.67 era, 8 GS, 33.2 IP, 29 H, 12/10 R/ER, 3 HR, 10/37 BB/K, 1.19 GO/FO, .230 BAA, 1.16 WHIP
The Mets drafted Olmsted in the 9th round, 303rd overall, out of Cypress College, where as a junior, he posted the following line: 9-4, 4.19 era, 24 G, 7 GS, 73 IP, 80 H, 24 BBs, 63 Ks, BAA .280. After signing, he appeared at 3 levels (Brooklyn, GCL, Kingsport), posting a
His fastball sits 90-93 as a reliever, and 88-92 as a starter. He also throws a slider, curveball and changeup. His changeup is in a developmental stage, while his curveball is a pitch he can throw at anytime. He feels his best secondary pitch varies nightly, between his curve and slider. Olmstead's pitching coach used to be Trevor Hoffman's pitching coach, so Olmstead uses the same grip on his changeup as Hoffman. He would most compare himself, however, to John Lackey.
27. Guillaume Leduc 7/28/87 (21.5) R/R (R Kingsport 3-4, 4.24 era, 13 G, 9 GS, CGSO, SV, 57.1 IP, 58 H, 38/27 R/ER, 9 HR, 9/41 BB/K, 0.92 GO/FO, .264 BAA, 1.17 WHIP)
The Mets drafted LeDuc in the 6th round, 213th overall, of the 2007 draft, out of Edouard Montpetit College in Montreal, and after signing, he was sent to the GCL, where he pitched sporadically, getting into 6 games, half of them starts, totalling 20.1 innings. In those 20.1 innings, he posted a 1-1 record with a 2.21 era.
LeDuc throws 3 pitches, a fastball, curveball, and changeup. His fastball is a boring 2 seamer which sits in the low 90s and it dives down and in to righties. His best secondary pitch is a down breaking plus changeup sitting in the mid 70s. His finishes up his arsenal with a fringy (at best) curveball which he spins up in the upper 70s.
LeDuc doesn't have the arsenal to run deep counts, his game is all about trying to get you out within the first 3-4 pitches. He doesn't have the velocity to challenge hitters, so must pitch to contact, which is difficult with only two pitches which he has confidence in. Right now, LeDuc is a starter, and it's likely that despite his limited arsenal, he'll remain in the rotation at least through the 2009 season, which he should open in Savannah. After that, it will depend on his curveball and the strides he makes with it. His debut date as a reliever is probably sometime in the mid 2011 season, as a starter, it would be late 2012.
28. Eduardo Aldama 12/23/89 (19.08) R/R (R GCL 1-5, 4.75 era, 12 G, 9 GS, 47.1 IP, 48 H, 36/25 R/ER, HR, 13/42 BB/K, 1.51 GO/FO, .265 BAA, 1.29 WHIP)
The Mets signed Aldama as an international free agent from Venezuela in July 2006. He made his pro debut with the VSL Mets in 2007, where he was 2-2 with a 2.81 era over 25.2 innings. In 2008 he came stateside to pitch in the GCL, where he went 1-5 with a 4.75 era over 47.1 innings.
29. Eric Niesen 9/4/85 (23.42) L/L (A+ St. Lucie 6-12, 4.64 era, 26 G, 24 GS, 118.1 IP, 136 H, 75/61 R/ER, 10 HR, 46/77 BB/K, 1.51 GO/FO, .286 BAA, 1.54 WHIP)
The Mets selected Niesen in the 3rd round of the 2007 draftt, with their 99th overall pick, out of Wake Forest University, where he was 6-5, with a 3.00 era in 84 innings. After signing, the Mets sent him to Brooklyn, where he got into 9 games, all starts, but only totalling 30 innings. He ended his season with the St. Lucie Mets as they made a push to the playoffs, and he got into 2 games for them, one start during the regular season (3 innings), and one relief outing during the playoffs (1 inning). Overall, he had an ERA a shade under 3 in 118 innings split between 3 "levels" as it were.
We would expect Niesen to open 2008 right where he ended 2007, in St. Lucie. Whether it be in a starting role or relief role remains to be seen. We would hope Niesen remains in the bullpen where his fastball can be used as a true plus pitch.
Instead, Niesen spent the season as a starter, much to his overall detriment, as he posted a 6-12 record with a 4.64 era, which for much of the season was over 5.00. He went 1/3 of an inning over his previous career high (set last year at 118).
Niesen throws a 2 and 4 seam faster, slider, and changeup. While the Mets had him working as a starter in 2008, and probably will do so again in 2009, his ultimate role in the majors will be a reliever, probably a LOOGY, given that righties absolutely TORCHED him in 2008 to the tune of a .305 average and a 6.02 era and 9 HR in 83.2 innings. Lefties hit just .232 off him, with a 1.30 era and 1 HR in 34.2 innings.
With that in mind, his 4 seam fastball, which sat 90-92 starting, should gain a tick or two, bumping it into the low/mid 90s and making it a plus pitch, as it was when he relieved in college. Niesen also throws a 2 seamer in the upper 80s, a slider in the 78-81 range which he uses as a putaway pitch, and a 72-74 MPH changeup which he gained a good amount of confidence in during the season.
Despite averaging 4.76 innings per start, Niesen did a good job of going right after hitters, issuing just 46 walks in 118.1 innings, an average of 3.50 per 9. His problem was that his stuff just does not translate well to a starting role. Niesen should be in Binghamton for 2009, likely in the rotation, but as I said, his ultimate fate is in the bullpen, whether he makes the move there after the 2009 season, or after the 2010 season is unknown, but he will be in line to crack the majors sometime in late 2010, and definitely by 2011.
30. Mark Cohoon 9/15/87 (21.38) L/L (R Kingsport 1-1, 5.89 era, 6 G, 3 GS, 18.1 IP, 17 H, 13/12 R/ER, 10/22 BB/K, 2.67 GO/FO, .239 BAA, 1.47 WHIP, A Savannah 2-2, 3.82 era, 7 GS, 33 IP, 29 H, 17/14 R/ER, 2 HR, 18/21 BB/K, 0.74 GO/FO, .242 BAA, 1.42 WHIP)
Total 2008 Stats: 3-3, 4.56 era, 13 G, 10 GS, 51.1 IP, 46 H, 30/26 R/ER, 2 HR, 28/43 BB/K, 1.08 GO/FO, .241 BAA, 1.44 WHIP
The Mets drafted Cohoon in the 12th round, 374th overall, out of North Central Texas College, and then sent him first to Kingsport, and then Savannah, where he put up a combined 3-3 record with a 4.56 era over 51.1 innings. Interestingly, he pitched much better at Savannah (3.82) then Kingsport (5.89), but that may have something to do with the fact he was used both as a starter and reliever in Kingsport, whereas he was used exclusively as a starter in Savannah.
31. Josh Stinson 3/14/88 (20.92) R/R (A Savannah 3-6, 3.52 era, 21 G, 6 GS, 3 SVs, 71.2 IP, 78 H, 36/28 R/ER, 7 HR, 32/46 BB/K, 1.67 GO/FO, .280 BAA, 1.54 WHIP, A+ St. Lucie 0-2, 6.14 era, 7 G, 2 GS, 14.2 IP, 17 H, 12/10 R/ER, 5/14 BB/K, 0.93 GO/FO, .293 BAA, 1.50 WHIP, HWL Honolulu 2-2, 4.50 era, 9 G, 5 GS, 1/2 SVs, 22 IP, 19 H, 13/11 R/ER, 2 HR, 13/13 BB/K, 1.45 WHIP, .235 BAA, 1.17 GO/FO)
Total 2008 Stats: 5-10, 4.07 era, 37 G, 13 GS, 108.1 IP, 114 H, 61/49 R/ER, 50/73 BB/K, 1.47 GO/FO, .273 BAA, 1.51 WHIP
The Mets drafted Stinson in the 37th round of the 2006 draft, and sent him to the rookie level Gulf Coast League, where he went 1-2 with a 2.00 era in 9 games (4 starts), totalling 27 innings. A late season promotion to Hagerstown of the South Atlantic League didn't derail the righty, as he put up a 0-1 record, but an outstanding 1.35 era in 3 starts, 13.1 IP. He combined between the two levels to go 1-3 with a 1.79 era. The Mets found themselves another steal with Stinson, since he was projected to go around rounds 8 to 10. Instead, he dropped to the 37th round, but signed for 7th round money.
We said this about Stinson in the 07 audit: Expect Stinson to open the 2007 season as a 19 year old in the South Atlantic League, with the new class A affiliate Savannah. A promotion to the Florida State League wouldn't be out of the question.
However, that didn't come to frutition, as Stinson struggled to find himself in Savannah, and spent the entire season there, barely managing to get his ERA under 5. Stinson's stock has dropped a bit in the last year, but he is still young enough to turn that around. He needs to gain a few ticks on his fastball, and strengthen his curve and change. He should spend all of 2008 in St. Lucie, affording him a friendly ball park to make adjustments to his game. It looks like he will still need another three years of minor league baseball until he breaks into the bigs.
Stinson, however, was held back in Savannah, where he pitched much better in long relief/spot starter duty, posting a 3.52 era in 71.2 innings, spread over 21 games, including 6 starts. Overall he posted an ERA of 4.07 over 108.1 innings spread over 3 levels, including Hawaii. Stinson should open 2009 right where he ended 2008, with the St. Lucie Mets.
32. Gonzalez Germen 9/23/87 (21.33) R/R (R DSL 5-2, 1.34 era, 15 G, 14 GS, 74 IP, 41 H, 21/11 R/ER, 15/70 BB/K, 1.47 GO/FO, .159 BAA, .76 WHIP)
Obviously the risk for flameout is extremely high for any players in the VSL/DSL, which is why Cuan, Mendez and Germen are all so low on this list, but the potential for reward is also high.
Here is a partial scouting report from "Superpitcher" on NYFS.
Gonzalez Germen, throws 89-93 tops at 94,
has a nasty Slider, i think, i'm not quite sure...
His changeup is his K pitch, straight up, nasty change.
33. Angel Cuan 5/29/89 (19.66) L/L (R VSL 1-8, 3.13 era, 14 GS, 72 IP, 71 H, 36/25 R/ER, 2 HR, 11/74 BB/K, 1.01 GO/FO, .254 BAA, 1.14 WHIP)
Cuan gave up 68% of his runs in a 4 start span (4 GS, 16 IP, 23 H, 17 ER, 6/16 BB/K). Outside of that stretch, he put up an off the charts line. 1-4, 1.29 era, 10 GS, 56 IP, 48 H, 8 ER, 5/58 BB/K). Obviously the risk for flameout is extremely high for any players in the VSL/DSL, which is why Cuan, Mendez and Germen are all so low on this list, but the potential for reward is also high. One thing working against Cuan is his build (he's only 5'11/150). Of course, you can't make any inferences about velocity or the like from that, but chances are he doesn't throw hard.
34. Ismael Mendez 5/23/90 (18.66) L/L (R DSL 6-1, 1.07 era, 15 G, 14 GS, 75.2 IP, 38 H, 16/9 R/ER, 2 HR, 29/62 BB/K, 1.26 GO/FO, .151 BAA)
Obviously the risk for flameout is extremely high for any players in the VSL/DSL, which is why Cuan, Mendez and Germen are all so low on this list, but the potential for reward is also high.
Why 34 and not 35? Maikel Cleto was traded away, and we didn't fill in his spot. So there ;)
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