Monday, May 31, 2010

Minor League Monday

Lehigh Valley IronPigs (18-31, 11.5 GB)
It was another tough week for the Phillies' AAA team. The IronPigs went 2-4 this week including a sweep at the hands of the Columbus Clippers over the weekend. The good news is that 1B Andy Tracy is back after missing a lot of time on the DL. Tracy came back on Thursday night and made an impact right away after struggling prior to his time on the DL. In the four game series at Columbus, Tracy hit .500, drove in nine, scored four times, hit three home runs, and walked seven times. The other good news is that all the games have been close so if everybody starts hitting, the Pigs will start winning. Lehigh Valley plays a bad Charlotte team at home this week which gives them a good chance to pick up some wins.
Leaders:
AVG: Rich Thompson (.299)
HR: Cody Ransom (11)
RBI: Cody Ransom (34)
SB: Rich Thompson (10)
W: Drew Carpenter (5)
ERA: Scott Mathieson (0.73)
K: Ryan Vogelsong (50)
SV: Scott Mathieson (8)

Reading Phillies (20-28, 10.0 GB)
The week started off well for the R-Phils with a sweep over the Portland Sea Dogs but ended with three straight loses to Altoona (four game series wraps up tonight). Drew Naylor had the pitching highlight of the week, throwing a three hit, complete game shutout against Portland on Tuesday. 1B Matthew Rizzotti had the hitting highlight of the week after hitting a 3-run walk off home run on Wednesday to beat the Sea Dogs. Rizzotti has been on a tear since being called up from Clearwater. He is hitting .362 with 4 homers and 13 RBIs.
Leaders:
AVG: Rizzotti (.362)
HR: Domonic Brown (9)
RBI: Domonic Brown (28)
SB: Quintin Berry (12)
W: Drew Naylor (4)
ERA: Jason Anderson (2.37)
K: Vance Worley (42)
SV: Sergio Escalona (5)

Clearwater Threshers (29-22, 2.0 GB)
It was a 3-4 week for the Phillies highest Single-A team after losing a three game series to Dunedin and splitting a four game series with St. Lucie. Threshers starting pitching got lit up three times last week. On Monday Jon Velasquez gave up three runs in three innings, Tuesday Heitor Correa gave up nine runs in 3.2 innings, and on Thursday, Austin Hyatt gave up nine runs in 1.2 innings. Hyatt was named to the FSL All-Star game along with teammates Cody Overbeck, Justin De Fratus, and Trevor May.
Leaders:
AVG: Cody Overbeck (.326)
HR: Cody Overbeck (11)
RBI: Cody Overbeck (39)
SB: Anthony Gose (20)
W: Austin Hyatt (6)
ERA: Jon Velasquez (1.50)
K: Austin Hyatt (69)
SV: Justin De Fratus (9)

Lakewood BlueClaws (28-23, 3.5 GB)
Lakewood went 3-3 last week including a series win over Hagerstown. The week was highlighted by a seven inning, two run (0 earned) outing by Matthew Way in the 9-2 win over Hagerstown. 1B Jonathan Singleton continues to drive in runs, he now has 17 this season to go along with a .409 batting average and four home runs. He's played just 18 games for the BlueClaws.
Leaders:
AVG: Jonathan Singleton (.409)
HR: Four players tied with 4
RBI: Leandro Castro (38)
SB: Jonathan Villar (18)
W: Jarred Cosart (5)
ERA: Luke Wertz (1.61)
K: Matthew Way (58)
SV: Joshua Zeid (7)

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