Monday, July 21st, 2008 | Author: Doug Gray
Louisville won 9-4. Box Score
- Chris Dickerson went 2-3 with a double, 2 runs, 2 walks, 2 RBI and a HR (9).
- Adam Rosales went 2-3 with 3 RBI and 2 walks.
- Shaun Cumberland went 1-5 with a double and 2 RBI.
- Luis Bolivar went 2-3 with a walk and 2 runs.
- Carlos Fisher struck out 5 batters in 1.2 scoreless innings.
- Tyler Pelland pitched a scoreless inning.
- Matt Belisle pitched 2 scoreless innings.
Chattanooga lost 7-0. Box Score
- Danny Dorn went 2-3 with a double and a walk.
- Chris Valaika went 1-3.
- Drew Stubbs went 1-4.
- Ramon Geronimo struck out 3 batters in 1.1 perfect innings.
- Pedro Viola pitched a perfect inning of relief.
Sarasota lost 5-1. Box Score
- Jake Kahaulelio went 1-4.
- Todd Frazier went 1-4 with a solo HR (14).
- Jason Louwsma went 1-3.
- Justin James pitched 3 shutout innings allowing just a hit while striking out 2.
Dayton won 13-4. Box Score
- Completion of yesterdays game, 2-1 loss.
- Justin Reed went 3-5 with a walk, 3 runs and 2 doubles.
- Zach Cozart went 3-5 with a walk, 2 runs, 3 RBI and a HR (12).
- Neftali Soto went 2-6 with 2 runs scored.
- Brandon Waring went 1-4 with a double, walk and a run.
- Denis Phipps went 2-5 with 3 RBI.
- Angel Cabrera went 2-5 with a run and an RBI.
- Jason Bour went 1-5 with a solo HR (2).
- Michael McKennon went 1-4 with a HR (4) and a walk.
- Redleg Nation favorite Matt Klinker pitched 6 innings, allowed just a run on 5 hits and he struck out 6 batters.
Billings won 6-5. Box Score
- Tony Brown went 2-4 with a walk, HR (8) and 4 RBI.
- Jose Gualdron went 1-3 with a walk.
- Jordan Wideman went 1-3 with a double, RBI and a run.
- Leonardo Astorga allowed an unearned run on 4 hits and a walk in 6 innings.
GCL Reds lost 5-4. Box Score
- Alexis Oliveras went 1-4 with a run.
- Samuel Vasquez went 1-5 with a double and a run.
- Yen-Wen Kuo went 1-5.
- Humberto Sosa went 2-5 with 2 RBI.
- Efrain Contreras went 1-4 with a run.
- Sean Conner went 2-3 with a walk, HR (2) and 2 RBI.
- David Torcise struck out 3 batters in 3 shutout innings.
- Blaine Howell pitched 2.1 scoreless innings.
DSL Reds had the day off
Category: 2008 Game Review
Monday, 21. July 2008
Why did Sean Henry leave the Chattanooga game last night in the 1st Inning? I assume something happened when he got caught stealing or something.
Monday, 21. July 2008
He was HBP so maybe that was something acting up.
Monday, 21. July 2008
why has hinderbilt not pitched in a while is he hurt?
Monday, 21. July 2008
It’s only taken 2 years, but it seems like Dickerson has finally figured out how to hit AAA pitching. I still don’t seem him as much more than a 5th OFer used primarily for speed on the basepaths and defense. Kind of a bigger version of Coery Patterson.
Rosales continues his hto streak.
Helluva AAA debut for Fisher, all 5 of his outs are K’s, no runs given up, and he gets the win. You have to like his sinker for the pen, and he gets decent velocity as well. If he works out as a reliever, it will really fill in the backend of the pen behind Cordero, Burton, Roenicke, and Bray.
Pelland has rebounded nicely after a rought start.
Good to see Geronimo finally got his much deserved callup. Despite his lack of “stuff” i’ll continue to watch him with interest until he gets to a level that he can’t adjust too and get guys out.
Stubbs with 6 BB vs 5 K in 5 games is great. I’ll take the K’s every day of the week as long as he has the high walk rate to go with hit. The power I could care less about because I want him to be a pure leadoff type hitter anyway. OBP, SB, and defense are what have me excited about Stubbs. Stubbs in center, Bruce in right, and one of Cumberland/Henry/Dorn/Heisey/Frazier/Soto in left will be the best defensive outfield the Reds will have had in a looooong time.
Cozart and Soto continue to mash for Dayton. These two just work as teh 2-3 hitters.
Tony Brown with 8 HR in 27 games, while hitting for a good avg as well. At this rate he might challenge Waring’s single season Billings HR record of 20. He and Buchholz will be the bats to watch in Dayton next year.
How is Jordan Wideman’s defense? Because even in rookie ball you have to take notice of a 19 year old CATCHER hitting .300. Assuming Mesoraco starts off next year in high A, he should be the main catcher for the Dragons.
Monday, 21. July 2008
Dickerson can take actually take a walk unlike Patterson though.
Monday, 21. July 2008
No one mentioned Jukich’s AAA debut?
Monday, 21. July 2008
hey did you guys see mesoraco threw out 1 of 2 trying to steal in the in 2-1 loss and he was 2-4 at the plate with a walk.
Monday, 21. July 2008
D:
I hope you’re right about Stubbs. I just don’t know if he can make consistent enough contact to lead off. I agree that with his speed in center, he’d make the ideal leadoff man the Reds have lacked for a long time.
It just seems like every time I see Stubbs’ game stats he goes 1-4. Well, at least that’s better than Patterson.
Monday, 21. July 2008
Stubbs linedrive rate has been way up this year, and slowly but surely he is cutting down on the K’s a bit while increasing his walk rate. As a leadoff hitter, the K’s don’t mean as much since he will have fewer people to move over. His OBP drives his value, and he is developing great OBP skills.
Monday, 21. July 2008
josh,
Hildenbrandt pitched Friday.
D,
Not too sure on Widemans defense. I haven’t seen him play in person yet and I haven’t read anything on him either.
Monday, 21. July 2008
No one mentioned the most impressive stat of the day. Fisher threw 20 of 26 pitches for strikes and still walked a batter.
Monday, 21. July 2008
Jim,
I am going to go back and watch the game later tonight to see Fisher. I wonder if its one of those ‘pitch around him’ type things with that walk, or if guys were expanding the zone.