Milb Performances - 9/5 (Final Day)

[Jaypers]

With 2 jacks today, Alex Liddi joins the 30 HR club.

 

[MadHandle11]

Michael Saunders 1-5, HR (7), 2 RBI--homered on his last at-bat, good way to end the minor league season.

 

[Messier2]

Michael Saunders 1-5, HR (7), 2 RBI--homered on his last at-bat, good way to end the minor league season.

Whoa! There's a blast from the past! I remember when he was the hottest thing in prospecting back in the days!

 

[Jaypers]

Sonny Gray finally gave up his first run as a pro. 3.2 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 3 BB, 3 K.

 

[bballcardkid]

Singleton 1-1

If he can manage to log another hit, I think he might be able to bring his overall average up to .300 on the year which would be pretty miraculous considering how terrible he played in his first 2 months.

 

[Halonut]

Luis Jimenez 2-5 2b(40) 2 rbi(94). Despite a poor showing the last few weeks of the season he wound up hitting .290 18 94 w/ 40-2b and 15-sb. I would love to see him get a shot with the big club out of spring training but that may be a bit of a stretch.

 

[Joshua.Roundtree]

Sonny Gray finally gave up his first run as a pro. 3.2 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 3 BB, 3 K.

He gave up a run in his first start in the Arizona League, but that is his first AA run allowed.

 

[hoopster3977]

I just want to thank J.P. for his work on these threads. Great Job! I look forward to next season because of your posts.

Thanks,
Ralph

 

[STHendricks]

You're right about Yelich - good year!

 

[Jared]

Jedd Gyorko 3-5 :mrgreen:

Zack Cox 2-4

Neftali Soto 2-3 HR

Mike Watt back at High A after one AAA spot start 5.0 IP, 2 ER, 6 H, 2 BB, 3 Ks

 

[Nick1190]

Michael Saunders 1-5, HR (7), 2 RBI--homered on his last at-bat, good way to end the minor league season.

Whoa! There's a blast from the past! I remember when he was the hottest thing in prospecting back in the days!

When was Saunders ever close to "the hottest thing"?

 

[Superhuskiefan1]

Michael Saunders 1-5, HR (7), 2 RBI--homered on his last at-bat, good way to end the minor league season.

Whoa! There's a blast from the past! I remember when he was the hottest thing in prospecting back in the days!

When was Saunders ever close to "the hottest thing"?

Well back then his blue refractors from 2007 bowman draft were selling around $30-40 so he did have some hype around him

 

[MadHandle11]

Michael Saunders 1-5, HR (7), 2 RBI--homered on his last at-bat, good way to end the minor league season.

Whoa! There's a blast from the past! I remember when he was the hottest thing in prospecting back in the days!

When was Saunders ever close to "the hottest thing"?

Well back then his blue refractors from 2007 bowman draft were selling around $30-40 so he did have some hype around him

Hard to believe that now. I picked up a BGS 10 Pristine Red Refractor #5/5 for $65 a few months back. The Condor will soar again!

 

[Superhuskiefan1]

Michael Saunders 1-5, HR (7), 2 RBI--homered on his last at-bat, good way to end the minor league season.

Whoa! There's a blast from the past! I remember when he was the hottest thing in prospecting back in the days!

When was Saunders ever close to "the hottest thing"?

Well back then his blue refractors from 2007 bowman draft were selling around $30-40 so he did have some hype around him

Hard to believe that now. I picked up a BGS 10 Pristine Red Refractor #5/5 for $65 a few months back. The Condor will soar again!

Ya his stuff was hot during the 2008 Season along with greg halman that year as well

 

[marterburn]

You're right about Yelich - good year!

To back it up with stats, he improved his monthly BA every month April- July, then hit over .335 in August. Yelich's LD% was a ridiculous 32% in August, which was a follow up to a damn good 24% in July.

He's 6'4" and 19 years old, hit 48 XBH this year, stole 30 bases, and could potentially develop into a CF (played some there, but mostly LF). Other than the K% at roughly 20%, there's not much to dislike.

 

[Yankees1218]

You're right about Yelich - good year!

To back it up with stats, he improved his monthly BA every month April- July, then hit over .335 in August. Yelich's LD% was a ridiculous 32% in August, which was a follow up to a damn good 24% in July.

He's 6'4" and 19 years old, hit 48 XBH this year, stole 30 bases, and could potentially develop into a CF (played some there, but mostly LF). Other than the K% at roughly 20%, there's not much to dislike.

He is the real deal!