Neise 9-6 with 3.51 ERA sporting 106 strikeouts and 50 walks in 97 innings for Class-A Hagerstown…
Meyers also mentions OF Fernando Martinez, RHP Deolis Guerra and RHP Philip Humber
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Farm Report : Fernando Martinez Walks Off In Grand Style
Posted by Anthony De RosaAugust 3, 2006 at 4:52 pm
3 Aug
Here's a rundown of yesterday's minor league action, by way of the fantastic Toby's Mets Minor League Report…
AAA
Rashad
Eldridge, recently promoted from AA Binghamton was 2-4.
Eldridge, recently promoted from AA Binghamton was 2-4.
Sandy
Martinez had a solo HR in a 2-5 night.
AA
Jorge Padilla had two hits in the loss,
one a double.
Wilson Batista was 1-3 with a solo HR.
Matt
Lindstrom gave up a run in the bottom of the ninth snapping the B-Mets 12 game winning
streak.
one a double.
Wilson Batista was 1-3 with a solo HR.
Matt
Lindstrom gave up a run in the bottom of the ninth snapping the B-Mets 12 game winning
streak.
A+
Jesus Flores had a big night: 4-4 with
a double and a HR. He scored two runs
and drove home three.
Alhaji Turay was
3-4 with a bomb and a 2 RBI.
Blake Eager earned the win giving up
two runs in six innings.
a double and a HR. He scored two runs
and drove home three.
Alhaji Turay was
3-4 with a bomb and a 2 RBI.
Blake Eager earned the win giving up
two runs in six innings.
A-
Fernando Martinez (.335/391/.495) hit a
game-winning grand slam in the top of the ninth.Martinez
already has four game winning hits since his return from the DL. He drove home the Suns first run in the top
of the fifth.
game-winning grand slam in the top of the ninth.
already has four game winning hits since his return from the DL. He drove home the Suns first run in the top
of the fifth.
Zac Clements, the former catcher turned
knuckballer allowed two runs on four hits in 5.1 IP with 3 walks.
Brandon
Nall picked up his third win with 2.2 innings of scoreless relief.
Kevin Tomasiewicz was responsible for the
save.
New York Penn League (Brooklyn Cyclones)
Note : The Cyclones have won 19 of their last 23 games.
Dustin Martin (.326/.426/.485) was 3-4
with a triple and two runs scored.
Sphere: Related Contentwith a triple and two runs scored.
Daniel Cummins (.221/.293/.279) drove
home three runs with a pair of doubles.
Joe Holden (.231/.255/.88) homered
again, his fifth of the year.
Farm Report : Lindstrom Named East League's Best Reliever
Posted by Anthony De RosaAugust 3, 2006 at 4:43 pm
3 Aug
Matt
Lindstrom was named the top reliever prospect in the Eastern League and owner
of the best fastball in BA’s “tools” survey of Eastern League managers.
Farm Report : Fernando Martinez's High Ceiling
Posted by Anthony De RosaAugust 2, 2006 at 8:23 pm
2 Aug
Always Amazin' brings us the report from Baseball Prospectus's Kevin Goldstein that says Mets minor league prospect Fernando Martinez is 'among the highest ceiling-players in the game':
Sphere: Related ContentAs crazy as people are for Yankees outfielder Jose Tabata, and
deservedly so, Fernando Martinez deserves just as much acclaim.
Actually two months younger than Tabata, Martinez has outhit the
Yankees' top hitting prospect with a .333/.391/.481 line. Tabata has a
better approach and much more power projection, but Martinez is a
center fielder, while Tabata is destined for a corner. They're both
among the highest-ceiling players in the game.
Farm Report : Three Met Pitchers Named Pitcher Of The Week
Posted by Anthony De RosaAugust 2, 2006 at 5:09 pm
2 Aug
Here's a rundown of yesterday's minor league action. This comes from the magnificent Toby's Mets Minor League Report…
Three
different Mets pitchers were honored with pitcher of the week honors:
Deolis Guerra and
Portillo.
In other news, the Binghamton Mets have won 12 straight.
AAA
Royce Ring gave up a walk off home run in the 10th inning.
Jose Offerman’s RBI single with two
outs in the game tied it up and sent the game to extras.
Jose Offerman’s RBI single with two
outs in the game tied it up and sent the game to extras.
Jose Lima started and allowed just
three runs in his eight innings of work on eight hits. He only struck out one.
A+
Brian Bannister tossed seven shutout
innings with eight strikeouts. He
allowed just four hits.
innings with eight strikeouts. He
allowed just four hits.
Carlos Muniz picked up the two inning
save.
A-
Fernando Martinez doubled in a 2-4
evening at the top of the order.
evening at the top of the order.
Jesus
Gamero continued his tear with a triple in a 2-4 night. In the Suns eight game homestand, Gamero, a
22-year-old Venezulan was 14-28, with 2 2B, 3B, HR and 14 RBI.
NY Penn League (Brooklyn)
Jon Schemmel was 3-6 with 3 singles.
Dustin Martin was 3-4 with a
double, triple, RBI and a walk.
Joe Holden’s only hit was a two run HR
in the fourth inning.
Rookie Appalacian League
Alejandro Zuaznabar was a perfect 3-3
with a double. Ivan Maldondo’s 2 run HR
with a double. Ivan Maldondo’s 2 run HR
Rookie Gulf Coast League
John Holdzkom blew the save by allowing
an unearned run, but picked up his first professional win when the Mets scored
in the top of the ninth on a Ben Saylor double.
Ben Saylor hit 3-4 with a
double and all 3 RBI.
Sphere: Related Contentan unearned run, but picked up his first professional win when the Mets scored
in the top of the ninth on a Ben Saylor double.
Ben Saylor hit 3-4 with a
double and all 3 RBI.
Joe Smith, the team's third-round pick this year, moved from Class A Brooklyn to Double-A Binghamton.
Smith has a 0.45 ERA in 20 innings pitched, with 9 saves, just 10 hits, and only 1 earned run, with 28 strikeouts pitching for the Cyclones.
Sphere: Related ContentFriend of the Foot, Matt Cerrone on Mets Blog is reporting that Philip Humber will be promoted to Double-A Binghamton today.
It was nice to see this kid pitch again, let alone show such development so soon after Tommy John surgery. Congratulations kid, seize the opportunity.
Sphere: Related ContentFarm Report : Humber In Baseball Prospectus Ten Pack
Posted by Anthony De RosaAugust 1, 2006 at 5:57 pm
1 Aug
Phil Humber, Mets 2004 #1 draft pick, is featured in Baseball Prospectus' Ten Pack…
RHP Philip Humber, High-A St. Lucie (Mets)
Now, if you're looking for a Florida State League comeback that's real,
here you go. Humber has been receiving rave reviews of late, and he
looks to be all the way back from Tommy John surgery, showing the same
stuff that made him the third overall pick in 2004. On Saturday, the
former Rice star struck out seven over five shutout innings, and in his
last four starts, he's giving up just one earned run in 23 innings with
twice as many strikeouts (22) as hits allowed (11). The Mets have no
need to rush Humber; he'll likely finish the year with a handful of
starts at Double-A Binghamton, where he was pitching last year when the
elbow finally snapped. While mid-2007 as a date for a big league debut
seemed far too optimistic a month ago, it sounds about right now.
Farm Report : Bannister Outstanding In 2nd Rehab
Posted by Anthony De RosaAugust 1, 2006 at 1:33 pm
1 Aug
Brian Bannister pitched seven shutout innings, allowing four hits and eight strike
outs, in his second rehab start Monday in St. Lucie.
His first rehab start was last Wednesday, where he allowed four runs, three earned,
six hits, one strikeout and four walks in five innings, throwing 83 pitches.
Sphere: Related Contentsix hits, one strikeout and four walks in five innings, throwing 83 pitches.
Farm Report : Bozied Avoids A Gramatica, This Time
Posted by Anthony De RosaAugust 1, 2006 at 1:07 am
1 Aug
Heres a rundown of yesterdays minor league action courtesy of Toby's fantastic Minor League Report…
AAA
Tagg Bozied’s pinch hit, two-out,
two-run HR in the bottom of the ninth capped a three run inning. While celebrating his last walkoff HR, a
grandslam forPortland
in 2004, Bozied ruptured his patella tendon.
two-run HR in the bottom of the ninth capped a three run inning. While celebrating his last walkoff HR, a
grandslam for
in 2004, Bozied ruptured his patella tendon.
Dave Williams was strong in
his return from the DL allowing just one hit in five shutout innings.
Anderson
Hernandez had two hits in a 2-4 day.
Victor Diaz was 1-3 with a walk
that started the Tides rally in the bottom of the ninth.
Lastings
Milledge was ejected arguing balls and strikes in the first inning and might have bumped an ump in the process
says the Virginian-Pilot.
AA
Miguel
Perez blankedHarrisburg
on four hits over six innings.
Matt Lindstrom blew away three in his
two innings in a non-save situation.
Corey Ragsdale hit
his eighth HR in the second inning.
Perez blanked
on four hits over six innings.
Matt Lindstrom blew away three in his
two innings in a non-save situation.
Corey Ragsdale hit
his eighth HR in the second inning.
A-
Jon Niese fanned six Tourists in five
innings for his 11th win of the year, lowering his ERA to 3.34. Niese has now won his last three starts in a row, striking out at least
six in each outing.
Fernando Martinez was 2-4 from the top
of the Suns order.
Leivi Ventura was 2-2 with a walk, RBI and run scored.
Jesus Gamero continued his recent roll with
a double and two runs driven home.
Sphere: Related Contentinnings for his 11th win of the year, lowering his ERA to 3.34. Niese has now won his last three starts in a row, striking out at least
six in each outing.
Fernando Martinez was 2-4 from the top
of the Suns order.
Leivi Ventura was 2-2 with a walk, RBI and run scored.
Jesus Gamero continued his recent roll with
a double and two runs driven home.
Brian Bannister allowed two earned runs on six hits while walking four over five innings in his first rehab start.
Sphere: Related ContentHere's some highlights from yesterday's minor league action courtesy of Toby's Mets Minor League Report…
Dave Williams struck out seven in five scoreless innings Tuesday in his second start for the Rookie GCL Mets.
Williams
was placed on Triple-A Norfolk's DL in mid-June with a strained
shoulder. He seems ready to rejoin Norfolk's rotation now, but the
injury has left him with little chance of a callup to the Mets before
September.
AAA
Willie Collazo dealt seven shutout
innings with five strikeouts to earn his third win inNorfolk
Tim Lavigne struck out four
in his two innings for his third save as a Tide.
Rueben Gotay’s hit his first HR as a Met
innings with five strikeouts to earn his third win in
Tim Lavigne struck out four
in his two innings for his third save as a Tide.
Rueben Gotay’s hit his first HR as a Met
AA
Miguel Perez allowed just one run on six hits over eight innings.
He struck out seven and walked three.
Michel Abreu was 3-3 with a three run double.
Chase
Lambin reached base all four times he went to the plate in a 2-2 night with
a double, and 2 walks.
Carlos Gomez ran his hit streak to 18 straight
with a 1-3 night with an RBI.
He struck out seven and walked three.
Michel Abreu was 3-3 with a three run double.
Chase
Lambin reached base all four times he went to the plate in a 2-2 night with
a double, and 2 walks.
Carlos Gomez ran his hit streak to 18 straight
with a 1-3 night with an RBI.
A+
Corey Coles doubled in a 2-4 night
Jamar Hill drilled a solo HR in another 2-4 night.
Jamar Hill drilled a solo HR in another 2-4 night.
A-
Jon Niese was strong again, dealing 5.1
innings with six strikeouts. He gave up
one run on three hits and a walk for his 10th win of the year,
lowering his ERA to 3.42.
Jesus Gamero drove home five runs in a
2-3 afternoon with a sac fly
Sphere: Related Contentinnings with six strikeouts. He gave up
one run on three hits and a walk for his 10th win of the year,
lowering his ERA to 3.42.
Jesus Gamero drove home five runs in a
2-3 afternoon with a sac fly
Here's a few highlights of last nights minor league action courtesy of Toby's Mets Minor League Report…
AAA AA
an RBI.
- Chase Lambin, who was demoted in place of Edgardo Alfonzo, doubled and homered to drive in a pair
of runs. - Carlos Gomez had three hits
- Ambio Concepcion had four hits
- Henry
Owens collected the save.
A+
continued his hot hitting with two hits, including a double.
average to .337.
Here's some highlights of last nights minor league action courtesy of Toby's Minor League Report…
AAA
- Royce Ring blew his second save of the season.
- Chris Basak,
who took over for Keppinger was 2-2, with a solo HR.
AA
- Carlos Gomez doubled twice and has now
hit safely in 12 straight games to improve his season line to
.261/.325/.390. Over his streak he’s
raised his batting average from .225 to .261 and has doubled six times. - Michel
Abreu was 3-3 with a double and a pair of walks
A+
- Philip Humber, as we reported yesterday by way of Metsblog, dealt five shutout innings while allowing four hits
and striking out nine without issuing a walk.Kevin Goldstein from Baseball America had this to say about Humber before the start…
Righthander Philip
Humber has returned from Tommy John surgery and earned some rave
reviews. “He has two big power pitches with the fastball, which is 90-94
mph, and that curve which is just a hammer and a real out pitch,” said one
National League scout about the third overall pick in the 2004 draft. “He
also has a power changeup–and I love those–it's not a touch/feel pitch; its
velocity is in the 80s so it gets there with some speed and just bottoms
out.” Having just returned after missing nearly a year,
still struggles with his location, but the scout didn't see it as a long-term
concern. “It's really going to depend on command and control with
him,” the scout added. “It has to improve, but that's always an issue
for guys coming back from TJs–there's no reason it shouldn’t improve.” - Jesus Flores led St. Lucie’s offense
with a 2-3 that included a solo HR in the first inning.
Metsblog reports that Baseball America's Matt Meyers profiles Mets LHP Jon Neise
Here are some highlights from Toby's Mets Minor League Report…
AAA
- Lastings Milledge was 2-5 at the top of
the order while Sandy Martinez was
2-3 with a solo HR and 2 RBI. Michael Tucker added a solo
HR of his own.
AA
- Carlos Gomez extended his hit streak to 10 games with a 2-4
night as well. Gomez is now hitting
.392/.418/.549 in his 14 July games. He
hasn’t drawn a single walk all month
A+
- Mike Carp raised his season line to
.277/.382/.406 with a 3-5 night that included a double. - Corey Coles was 4-5 with a double while
Jose Coronado was 2-5 from the top of the order as well. Caleb
Stewart doubled, tripled and drove home three runs in a 3-4 night.
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