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Minors Report 4/29/11 (Andrew Brackman Effectively Wild; Dellin Betances Returns; Chase Whitley; Slade Heathcott is Amazing; Ramon Flores; Nik Turley)
Scranton: Scranton lost to Charlotte tonight, 6-5. However, I don’t have too much information on what exactly happened in the game (darn boxscores!) Andrew Brackman pitched and threw six innings, allowing three runs on three hits. However, he walked five and uncorked two wild pitches….I believe he also hit at least one batter. On the
Minors Report 4/28/11 (Millwood Bombs; Mitchell Impresses; Montero Returns; Slade Heathcott; Ramon Flores)
Scranton: Kevin Millwood hopefully has made his last appearance with the organization. Millwood was absolutely torched tonight, allowing six runs in two innings. Despite a very strong performance by DJ Mitchell, Scranton wasn’t able to overcome the deficit in a 6-3 loss to Charlotte. Mitchell went six shutout innings, allowing four hits while walking two
Minors Report 4/26/11 (Justin Maxwell; Shaeffer Hall; Michael Solbach; Slade Heathcott)
Scranton: Justin Maxwell’s home run surge continued, as he connected on a two run home run to help Scranton to a 8-5 victory over Charlotte. Maxwell drove in another run to give him three for the night. Maxwell now has six home runs on the season; all have come in his last ten games. The
Minors Report 4/24/11 (Montero Injured (Don’t Worry); Andrew Brackman; Jorge Vazquez)
First off, Happy Easter! And because it was Easter, most minor league teams took the day off. To be exact, only Scranton played today for the Yankees. And in Scranton, Andrew Brackman threw six strong innings while Jorge Vazquez went deep again in a 3-2 victory over Syracuse. Brackman allowed two runs on five hits,
Minors Report 4/23/11 (Jesus Montero; Kevin Millwood; DJ Mitchell; Jorge Vazquez; Austin Romine; Slade Heathcott; Ramon Flores; Kelvin DeLeon; Nik Turley)
Scranton: Two complete games for the Scranton Yankees today….but it still only resulted in a split of their double-header with Syracuse. In Game 1, Kevin Millwood allowed two runs on seven hits while walking one and striking out three in a 4-2 Scranton win. In two starts (one for Trenton, one for Scranton), Millwood has
Minors Report 4/21/11 (Graham Stoneburner; Austin Romine; David Adams & Francisco Cervelli Return; Zach Nudding)
Scranton: Four pitchers combined on a 5-hit shutout as Scranton pulled out a 3-0 victory over Lehigh Valley. Kei Igawa got the start, throwing four scoreless innings. He was followed by George Kontos, who tossed 3.1 scoreless innings, allowing no runs on two hits. He walked one and struck out four. In 11 innings so
Minors Report 4/20/11 (Jesus Montero; Adam Warren; Austin Romine; Shaeffer Hall; Robert Lylerly)
Scranton: Jesus Montero collected three more hits, including a double, while Adam Warren threw his strongest game of the year as Scranton knocked out 15 hits in a 6-0 victory over Lehigh Valley. The double was Montero’s 4th of the season. He is now hitting .423 (22-for-52; 0 BB, 7 K). Warren threw eight shutout
Minors Report 4/19/11 (Manny Banuelos Returns; David Phelps; Justin Maxwell; Austin Romine; Josh Romanski; Mikey O’Brien; Thomas Kahlne)
Scranton: David Phelps threw 6.1 impressive innings, while Justin Maxwell’s power surge continued as Scranton defeated Lehigh Valley, 5-2. Phelps allowed two runs on three hits. He walked one and struck out six to lower his ERA to 5.51 in three starts (16.1 IP, 22 H, 5 BB, 12 K, 1 HR). Phelps had a
Minors Report 4/18/11 (Jorge Vazquez;Jesus Montero; Andrew Brackman; Prior Makes Scranton Debut; Steve Garrison; Zolio Almonte; Ron Segedin)
Scranton: Andrew Brackman recovered from a shaky start, while Jorge Vazquez drilled his 7th home run of the season as Scranton took Game 1 of a double-header, 6-4. Brackman allowed four runs in the first inning, but was able to settle down to throw four scoreless innings. He allowed seven hits, walked one and struck
Minors Report 4/17/11 (Jorge Vazquez; Kevin Millwood; Abraham Almonte; Zolio Almonte; Robert Lylerly; Luke Murton)
Scranton: DJ Mitchell pitched poorly, and the offense wasn’t much better as Scranton took a 6-3 loss to Rochester. The offense was only able to produce four hits in the game. Jorge Vazquez connected for his 6th home run of the season in the loss. He has done that in 40 at-bats (.325/.333/.775; 1 BB/11
Minors Report 4/15/11 (Jesus Montero; Adam Warren; Graham Stoneburner; Slade Heathcott; JR Murphy; Rob Segedin)
Scranton: Jesus Montero had three hits to raise his average to .471, while Adam Warren threw six strong innings as Scranton defeated Buffalo, 5-3. Warren allowed three runs on five hits. He walked two and struck out five to lower his ERA to 5.06. Kevin Whelan earned his third save. Montero is 16-for-34 with a
Minors Report 4/13/11 (JR Murphy; Slade Heathcott; Ramon Flores; Sean Black; Robert Lylerly)
Trenton was rained out tonight. Charleston: JR Murphy and Slade Heathcott are showing the type of difference one year can make. Murphy went 3-for-5 with two runs batted in, while Heathcott contributed a 2-for-6 night with a couple of runs scored as Charleston revenged Greenville’s 15-0 slaughter last night with a 11-2 slaughter of their
Jesus Montero is Cruising; Brackman’s First Start
Scranton: I wonder how long the Yankees will be able to keep Jesus Montero in the minor leagues. It’s only a handful of games, but Montero put up a 3-for-5 night with a pair of doubles, while Jorge Vazquez contributed four hits of his own to go along with two runs batted in as Scranton
Banuelos Pitches Well; Vazquez Goes Deep Twice; Jesus Montero; JR Murphy Hits #3; Jairo Heredia
Trenton: Tonight, we will start in Trenton, where Manny Banuelos threw four scoreless innings as Trenton’s struggling offense was able to push across three runs in a 3-2 extra-inning victory. Trenton pitchers minimized the damage tonight, as they did give up 14 hits. Banuelos allowed four hits, walked one and struck out one. He is
Slade Heathcott is on Fire; Jesus Montero; Betances & Warren Struggle; Prior Works Back-to-Back Days
Charleston: We will once again start in Charleston today, where Slade Heathcott kept up his early season power surge, knocking out two doubles amongst his three hits as Charleston lost to Lexington, 12-4. Heathcott is now 9-for-18 on the season with four doubles, one triple, and two home runs. That’s good for a 1.167 slugging
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