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Minors Report 4/16/11 (Postponements; Ryan Flannery; JR Murphy)
Scranton and Trenton were both rained out today. Tampa: The offense was clicking tonight for Tampa, but the pitching was a completely different story in a 9-7 loss to Dunedin. Kyle Higashioka went 1-for-4 with a three-run home run and two runs scored to lead the offense. Higashioka (20, C) is hitting .182 on the
Minors Report 4/14/11 (Jorge Vazquez; Josh Romanski)
Scranton: Jorge Vazquez won’t let the Yankees take him off of their radar. Vazquez connected for two home runs and drove in three as the pitching staff patched together nine innings in a 6-2 Scranton victory over Buffalo. With Hector Noesi being called up to the majors, Scranton went with a committee tonight. Amaury Sanit,
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
Montero Goes Yard; Stoneburner Battles; Mark Prior Debuts; Slade Heathcott
Scranton: Jesus Montero went 3-for-6, including his first home run of the season, but Scranton blew a lead in the 9th and ultimately lost to Rochester, 7-6 in 12 innings. Scranton hit four home runs in the game – including one by slugger Ramiro Pena. Chris Dickerson also had three hits in the 15-hit Scranton
The Trade Deadline: Who Should the Yankees Try to Acquire?
Was Cliff Lee the only player the Yankees will look at by the trade deadline
Andy Pettitte Fill-In Options
With Joe Girardi’s announcement that Andy is heading to the disabled list and Brian Cashman announcing it may be at least 3-4 weeks, the Yankees will need to come up with a starting pitcher for at least the next three turns around the rotation. The first roster move will probably involve Andy going to the
Minors Report for 7/16/10 (More Jesus Montero; Adam Warren; Austin Romine; Manny Banuelos; Jimmy Paredes 30-30 Club)
Looks like Alan Horne was able to avoid surgery and is once again trying to rehab his way back into the organization. It’s a long shot, but you can’t hope but root for the kid. Scranton: To say Jesus Montero is on fire is actually a bit of an understatement. Montero went 2-for-4 with a
Minors Report for 7/1/10 (Ivan Nova; Brett Marshall; Josh Romanski; Jimmy Paredes)
Well, at least Tampa started their game tonight…but didn’t finish it. Game suspended. ——————– Scranton: Ivan Nova pitched seven strong innings, while Eduardo Nunez collected three hits and an RBI as Scranton took an 8-6 victory. Nova allowed three of those runs on seven hits. He walked only two, but also didn’t strike out a
Minors Report for 6/30/10 (Austin Rome; Reymond Nunez)
Not too much going on tonight, as Tampa had their double-header postponed and Charleston’s game was also postponed. I do wonder how many rainouts Tampa has this season. Scranton: Scranton put up a fight by scoring three runs in the 9th inning, but it wasn’t enough as they took a 6-5 loss. Jesus Montero went
Minors Report for 6/27/10 (Jesus Montero; Brandon Laird; Dellin Betances; Corban Joseph)
Scranton: It’s not too late to hop aboard the Jesus Montero bandwagon. Montero went 2-for-3 with a home run, two RBI, three runs scored, and two walks while Eduardo Nunez went 1-for-3 with three runs scored and two walks as Scranton pounded out 11 hits to take a 8-4 victory. Montero improved his line to
Minors Report for 6/26/10 (Jesus Montero; David Phelps; Zolio Almonte; Melky Mesa; Slade Heathcott; JR Murphy; Cito Culver Milestone)
Scranton: Quite the marathon in Scranton tonight. Jesus Montero went 3-for-6 with a solo home run as Scranton outlasted Rochester, 2-1, in a 13-inning affair. It was Montero’s second consecutive three-hit night and his average is now approaching .250 (.249). Eduardo Nunez went 2-for-5 with a triple in the victory. Nunez is hitting .317 on
Minors Report for 6/25/10 (Jesus Montero; Rumolo Sanchez; Brandon Laird; Zolio Almonte)
Scranton: Jesus Montero went 3-for-5 with two doubles and three RBI while Rumolo Sanchez pitched seven scoreless innings as Scranton crushed Rochester, 9-0. Sanchez only allowed one hit, while walking only one and striking out eight. Sanchez is now 4-6 with a 4.36 ERA on the season (74.1 IP, 65 H, 43 BB, 64 K,
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