7/6 MiLB Gameday: Chase the Ace

[Cuzittt]

Today's Games:

IL:Pawtucket (Brian Johnson) vs. Syracuse (Joe Ross) [1:05pm]
EL: Portland (Luis Diaz) @ Binghamton (Robert Gsellman) [6:35pm]
CL:Salem (Ty Buttrey) @ Lynchburg (TBD) [6:35pm]
SAL: Greenville (Reed Reilly) vs. Savannah (Casey Delgado) [7:05pm]
NYPL: Lowell (TBD) @ Tri-City (Deen Deetz) [7:05pm]
GCL: GCL Sox vs. GCL Rays [12:05pm]
DSL: DSL Sox @ DSL Dodgers [10:30am]
DSL: DSL Sox 2 vs DSL Rangers [10:30am]

Notes:

7/3 Minor League Report


Scoreboard:

Boston Red Sox Minor League Scores

Media:

MiLB TV
MiLB Radio

Local Media:

Pawsox:

Providence Journal
Pawtucket Times

Seadogs: Portland Press Herald

Salem: Roanoke Times

Greenville: Greenville Online

Lowell: Lowell Sun

 

[chrisfont9]

The lightbulb may have switched on for Yoan Moncada. Check out his game logs from the last few weeks:
http://www.milb.com/player/index.jsp?sid=t428&player_id=660162#/gamelogs/R/hitting/2015/MINORS
 
Not sure the power is there yet, but the contact is. Baby-steps...

 

[Cesar Crespo]

9sb in his last 15 games, 6 in his last 9. 10sb 0cs for the year.

He's cut back on the ks too but still needs to improve.

 

[Pilgrim]

Austin Rei debuting for the Spinners tonight

 

[TimScribble]

Johnson got charged with 2, but his defense didn't help him.

@PawSox: A second straight popup gets lost in the sun and the Chiefs have runners at the corners in the 2nd

@PawSox: Immediately after the popup is dropped, Dan Butler rips a 2-run double. 2-0 Chiefs heading to the third

 

[Cuzittt]

Salem postponed by weather. Game will be made up in a week and a half.

 

[Cuzittt]

Sea Dogs win 5-4.

Boxscore

Luis Diaz picks up his first win of the year, going 6+ innings and allowing 3 runs (2 earned) on 10 hits (1 HR); striking out 4. Robby Scott went 2 innings, allowing a run on a hit, a balk and a walk; striking out 3. John Cornely went an inning, walking one.

Jake Romanski went 3/4 with a HR. Jantzen Witte went 2/3 with a walk. Marco Hernandez went 2/5 with a triple. Cole Sturgeon went 1/2 with a sacrifice and a SF. Sam Travis and Manuel Margot each went 1/4; Margot with a SB. Aneury Tavarez went 0/3 with a walk. Carlos Asuaje went 0/3 with a sacrifice. Reed Gragnani went 0/5.

 

[Cuzittt]

Pawsox lose 3-2.

Boxscore

Brian Johnson went 5 innings, allowing 2 runs on 5 hits, 2 walks and a WP; striking out 5. Edwin Escobar went 2/3rds of an inning, allowing a run on a hit, a walk, and 2 HBPs; striking out one. Noe Ramirez went 2 1/3 innings, giving up a hit and 2 walks; striking out 3.

Jonathan Roof went 3/3 with a double and a SB. Mike Miller went 1/3. Garin Cecchini went 1/4. Quintin Berry walked and stole a base after replacing Rusney Castillo who went 0/2 with a walk. Jackie Bradley went 0/3 with a walk. Matt Spring went 0/3. Allen Craig, Carlos Peguero, and Daniel Nava each went 0/4.

 

[Cuzittt]

DSL2 walk off with a 3-2 victory.

Boxscore

Darwinzon Hernandez went 4 innings, allowing 2 runs on 7 hits and 2 walks; striking out 2. Angel Padron went 3 innings, giving up 3 hits and a walk; striking out 5. Victor Diaz went 2 innings, giving up a hit and a WP; striking out 2.

Gerardo Carrizalez went 2/3. Ramfis Berroa went 1/2 with an intentional walk and a HBP. Imeldo Diaz went 1/4. Carlos Pulido went 0/2 with a walk. Freiberg Marin went 0/2 with a sacrifice. Stanley Espinal went 0/3 with a HBP. Lorenzo Cedrola went 0/3 with a walk. Juan Barriento and Rafael Toribio each went 0/4.

 

[Cuzittt]

DSL1 wins 8-4.

Boxscore

Roniel Raudes went 5 innings, allowing a run on 4 hits and a walk; striking out 5. Shair Lucrus went 3 innings, giving up a hit and a walk; striking out 2. Marcos Lantigua went an inning, allowing 3 unearned runs on 2 hits; striking out 2.

Samuel Miranda went 3/5. Marino Campana went 2/3 with a double, walk and HBP. Reinaldo Ugueto went 2/5. Willis Figueroa went 1/2 with 2 walks and a CS before being replaced by Angel Hernandez who went 0/1. Pablo Urena went 1/3 with a double and a SF. Elwin Tejeda and Eduard Conde each went 1/4. Dawill Aponte went 0/3 with a SF and a SB. Hemerson Serven went 0/5 and was picked off.

 

[Cuzittt]

GCL Sox win 2-0.

Boxscore

Daniel McGrath went 3 innings, giving up 3 hits and striking out 4. Kevin Steen went 4 innings, giving up a hit and striking out 4. Nick Duron went an inning, giving up a pair of hits; striking out one. Trevor Kelley went an inning, striking out one.

Jerry Downs went 1/2 with 2 walks and a SB and a CS. Roldani Baldwin went 1/3 with a double, SF, and PO/CS. Yoan Aybar and Carlos Tovar each went 1/3. Danny Mars went 1/4. Tyler Hill and Trent Kemp each went 0/2 with 2 walks. Luis Alejandro Basabe went 0/2 with a walk and a SF. Devon Fisher went 0/4.

 

[Cuzittt]

Spinners lose 7-4.

Boxscore

Danny Rosenbaum went 4 innings, allowing 6 runs on 8 hits, a WP, a HBP and 2 walks; striking out one. Daniel Gonzalez went 4 innings, allowing a run on 3 hits (1 HR) and 2 walks; striking out 7.

Henry Ramos went 2/3 with a SF. Tucker Tubbs went 2/3 with a HR and a HBP. Hector Lorenzana went 1/4. Luis Alexander Basabe went 1/5. Mitchell Gunsolus went 0/2 with 2 walks. Aneudis Peralta, Victor Acosta, and Andrew Benintendi each went 0/3 with a walk; Acosta with a CS. Austin Rei went 0/3 before being replaced by Jhon Nunez who went 0/1.

 

[Cuzittt]

Drive win 8-7.

Boxscore

Reed Reilly went 6 innings, allowing 3 runs (2 earned) on 8 hits (1 HR) and a walk; striking out 4. Carlos Pinales went an inning, allowing 2 runs on a hit, a walk and a HBP. Mario Alcantara went 2 innings, allowing 2 runs on 3 hits, a walk and a wild pitch; striking out 3.

Rafael Devers went 2/4 with a HR and a SF. Javier Guerra went 2/4. Bryan Hudson went 2/4 with a SB and a CS. Michael Chavis went 2/5. Yoan Moncada went 1/3 with an intentional walk, a HBP and a SB. Joseph Monge went 1/3 and reached on catcher's interference. Mike Meyers went 1/4. Cisco Tellez went 0/2 with a walk and a HBP. Danny Bethea went 0/3 with a walk.

 

[RoDaddy]

Caught the Spinners game tonight. They played flat for most of the game, and Benintendi did little on offense, so it didn't turn out to be all that great a take. Henry Ramos, who I'm anxious to see play healthy this year, stood out with a couple of hard hit balls and a great catch in right - he looks ready to move back up to Portland. It was cool to see 3 good prospects in Ramos, Benintendi, and Rei hitting back to back in that order. Rei showed off a strong arm, and Benintendi looked smooth in CF. Amazing that Daniel Gonzalez struck out 7 in 4 innings as he topped out at 84 mph, but I guess that just shows how effective junk pitchers can be at the low levels

 

[LeftyTG]

Caught the Spinners game tonight. They played flat for most of the game, and Benintendi did little on offense, so it didn't turn out to be all that great a take. Henry Ramos, who I'm anxious to see play healthy this year, stood out with a couple of hard hit balls and a great catch in right - he looks ready to move back up to Portland. It was cool to see 3 good prospects in Ramos, Benintendi, and Rei hitting back to back in that order. Rei showed off a strong arm, and Benintendi looked smooth in CF. Amazing that Daniel Gonzalez struck out 7 in 4 innings as he topped out at 84 mph, but I guess that just shows how effective junk pitchers can be at the low levels

The box score says that there were 3 SB against Rei.  I'm curious if they were just good jumps off the pitcher or if the throws were off target (or something else).  I know Rei comes in with the rep as having an outstanding arm, so I was curious when i saw the 3 SB with no caught stealings.

 

[RoDaddy]

One was in the dirt that bounced and Rei still almost nailed him at second - a very impressive throw and play.  A second steal was off the pitcher as Rei didn't even attempt a throw.  I forgot the third.  On the other side, he threw out a runner at third on a throw in the dirt that the 3rd baseman had to dig out.  All in all, Rei moves well and I'm excited to watch him moving forward.  It seems like we've had a lot of shortish catchers in the system in recent years, so it's good to see a talented big guy back there for a catching prospect

 

[LeftyTG]

One was in the dirt that bounced and Rei still almost nailed him at second - a very impressive throw and play.  A second steal was off the pitcher as Rei didn't even attempt a throw.  I forgot the third.  On the other side, he threw out a runner at third on a throw in the dirt that the 3rd baseman had to dig out.  All in all, Rei moves well and I'm excited to watch him moving forward.  It seems like we've had a lot of shortish catchers in the system in recent years, so it's good to see a talented big guy back there for a catching prospect

awesome, thanks!