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Minor League Notes - 05/29/2009

Top Prospects:

BatterTeamPosABRHRBIWKEAVGNotes
Escobar, AlcidesNashville2B4110010.290
Lawrie, BrettWisconsin2B4012010.269
Lucroy, JonathanHuntsville (1)PH0000100.224
Lucroy, JonathanHuntsville (2)C4020000.232
Green, TaylorHuntsville (1)3B3000010.235
PitcherTeamIPHRERWKHRERADecNotes
Frederickson, EvanWisconsin5.05002406.03(W, 2-3)Game Score: 59

Top Performers:

BatterTeamPosABRHRBIWKEAVGNotes
Anderson, DrewHuntsville (2)LF3112120.324HR
Koshansky, JosephNashville1B3111110.226HR
Parejo, FreddyHuntsville (2)CF3111110.223HR
Melillo, KevinHuntsville (1)1B3121100.2622B
Dennis, ChristopherWisconsinLF4021000.4082 2B
PitcherTeamIPHRERWKHRERADecNotes
Wahpepah, JoshHuntsville (2)5.03001502.73Game Score: 65
Littleton, WesNashville1.70001209.75
Hinton, RobertHuntsville (1)1.00001104.34(S, 4)
Henderson, JimWisconsin1.31001101.56(S, 12)
Ellison, DerrickHuntsville (2)1.00002003.09

 

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Nashville Sounds (Triple-A) - 26-23
Lost 7-3 vs Omaha Royals (KAN) (box / pbp)

BatterPosABRHRBIWKEAVGNotes
Duffy, ChrisCF4010020.250
Bourgeois, JasonLF4000100.287
Escobar, Alcides2B4110010.290
Katin, BrendanRF4001030.277
Koshansky, Joseph1B3111110.226HR
Heether, Adam3B4000010.319
Almonte, ErickDH3120110.323
Garciaparra, MichaelSS4020011.333
Corporan, CarlosC4011000.235

PitcherIPHRERWKHRERADecNotes
Wright, Chase5.37543304.58(L, 3-5)Game Score: 36
Littleton, Wes1.70001209.75
Houston, Ryan2.02221102.02

Huntsville Stars (Double-A) - 26-20
Game 1: Won 4-2 (7 innings) at Tennessee Smokies (CHC) (box / pbp)

BatterPosABRHRBIWKEAVGNotes
Stern, AdamCF4000000.332
Justis, Shane2B4112000.318
Melillo, Kevin1B3121100.2622B
Anderson, DrewLF4011000.323
Rottino, VinnyRF-1B3010000.276
Green, Taylor3B3000010.235
Hopf, MikeC2000100.167
Raburn, JohnSS2110110.227
Holliman, MarkP1000001.000
Lucroy, JonathanPH0000100.224

PitcherIPHRERWKHRERADecNotes
Holliman, Mark6.010211005.86(W, 2-2)Game Score: 45
Hinton, Robert1.00001104.34(S, 4)

Huntsville Stars (Double-A) - 27-20
Game 2: Won 3-0 (8 innings) at Tennessee Smokies (CHC) (box / pbp)

BatterPosABRHRBIWKEAVGNotes
Justis, Shane2B4000000.309
Melillo, Kevin3B3010100.264
Lucroy, JonathanC4020000.232
Rottino, Vinny1B4100000.269
Anderson, DrewLF3112120.324HR
Parejo, FreddyCF3111110.223HR
Caufield, ChuckieRF3010100.259
Perez, YohannisSS3000010.284
Wahpepah, JoshP2000010.000
Stern, AdamPH1010000.3352B

PitcherIPHRERWKHRERADecNotes
Wahpepah, Josh5.03001502.73Game Score: 65
Ellison, Derrick1.00002003.09
Sandoval, Juan2.03001104.76(W, 2-1)

Wisconsin Timber Rattlers (Low-A) - 22-26
Won 5-3 at West Michigan Whitecaps (DET) (box / pbp)

BatterPosABRHRBIWKEAVGNotes
Miller, ErikCF3000000.282
Sanchez, JuanSS1201100.275
Lawrie, Brett2B4012010.269
Kemp, Corey1B4000000.305
Dennis, ChristopherLF4021000.4082 2B
Trejo, EdgarDH4000020.209
Delaney, John3B4110000.2502B
Vass, MichaelRF2100200.236
McCraw, SeanC3121010.200

PitcherIPHRERWKHRERADecNotes
Frederickson, Evan5.05002406.03(W, 2-3)Game Score: 59
Peralta, Wily2.73111303.26
Ritchie, Brandon0.03220002.21
Henderson, Jim1.31001101.56(S, 12)

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Almonte should start at first after a couple more good Escobar games

So the entire Nashville infield is hitting above .300.

I wonder why Adam Stern wants to hang out at Huntsville. I would’ve thought he could play in AAA for someone. Of course, I also thought he was in his mid-30’s (he is 29), so I could be missing something. Maybe it’s a coaching thing.

Likewise, I wonder what keeps Jim Henderson going. He’s the oldest guy on the team by a couple years and his advancement in organized baseball would seem to be limited. Is he from around here or is the pay just that much better than in the indy leagues?

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by TheJay on May 30, 2009 10:15 AM CDT reply actions  

Henderson's from...

(cue Bret Hart entrance music) Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Looks like he didn’t pitch past May in 2008, and was in both AA and AA for the Cubs there…might this only be a return-from-injury audition for a new organization and we could expect him to move up soon? Perhaps already getting a bit long for that, though…

by Zeyes on May 30, 2009 3:43 PM CDT up reply actions  

I don't think the team is interested in promoting him

They signed him as a veteran/intangibles guy to anchor the bullpen in Wisconsin amidst all the youngsters. Why he was interested in that role, I don’t know.

"I didn't realize his velocity was that high," said Macha, noting that radar readings aren't flashed during exhibition games.

by battlekow on May 30, 2009 3:57 PM CDT up reply actions  

After looking at his career again...

and to go back to what TheJay brought up: If I’m interpreting the indy league roster classification rules correctly (those are from the AA, but the more established indies all use that set), he probably would have been classified as a veteran. And those spots are usually filled early, not to mention probably aren’t spent on relievers, and I just read that Henderson was only released by the Cubs late in spring training.

So it might be the case that the Brewers gig was likely to be one of the better and perhaps only deal available at the time.

by Zeyes on May 30, 2009 5:37 PM CDT up reply actions  

Yeah, that makes sense

The Quebec team that signed Gagne had to release one of their veterans to make room.

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by TheJay on May 30, 2009 6:45 PM CDT up reply actions  

Journal Sentinal update on West Virginia?

Today in the ‘Game Report’ section under the “In the Minors” blurb, our trusty news source provides us with an update on our former low-A team, the West Virginia Power — for those real hard core fans who are keeping track of the Pittsburgh Pirates’ future.

I much prefer this blog for my updates. Thanks, Jeff.

Sounds like the Power had a tough loss.

by cmow on May 30, 2009 10:46 AM CDT reply actions   1 recs

fwiw - the Power played Lake County, not Lakewood, as mentioned.

Heh. Not only the wrong game, but the wrong details of the wrong game. Oops.

by cmow on May 30, 2009 10:54 AM CDT up reply actions  

They play Lake County tonight

They did lose to the Lakewood BlueClaws 3-2 last night.

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by TheJay on May 30, 2009 12:03 PM CDT up reply actions  

That is really amazingly dense.

Or maybe it’s an amazing amount of “meh, who gives a crap.”

by Ted Simmons Speed Camp on May 30, 2009 12:20 PM CDT up reply actions  

What's really brilliant is that they included the Wisconsin score too

They even noted the levels of both teams, which are of course equivalent, since Wisconsin replaced WV as our A team.

"I didn't realize his velocity was that high," said Macha, noting that radar readings aren't flashed during exhibition games.

by battlekow on May 30, 2009 1:53 PM CDT up reply actions  

perhaps they think we're the yankees

with like 7 teams at each level of the minors

by PagsBrewCrew on May 30, 2009 3:04 PM CDT up reply actions  

I'm having a hard time letting this go.

Don’t we have two beat writers following the Brewers organization working for the JS? Can it seriously be true that neither of them bothered to notice a change in the organizations minor league affiliation? Or did they merely forget to tell the unpaid intern in the sports department who compiles the “game notes” for them? Shitty writing, a lack of professionalism and excessive attitude is one thing…

by Ted Simmons Speed Camp on May 30, 2009 4:49 PM CDT up reply actions  

I wonder if anyone emailed them

because it is still there.

Scored three times and detonated an indisputable in four visits to the batting box.

by Jordan M on May 30, 2009 5:32 PM CDT up reply actions  

What's the point?

They’d take it down, and Tom H. would mention in a blog that if the performance of the Brewers actual high and low A clubs is important to you, you’re a big loser.

by Ted Simmons Speed Camp on May 30, 2009 6:08 PM CDT up reply actions  

I got Haudricourt to correct something

Granted he didn’t out and out say it was a correction, but Chris Mabeus got his 2009 day in the paper.

Obscure baseball records and more at my blog, Recondite Baseball.

by TheJay on May 30, 2009 6:46 PM CDT up reply actions  

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