Friday Minor League Summary #14

Thursday, August 02 2007 @ 10:50 PM EDT

Contributed by: Mike Green

With one month to go in the minor league year, we turn our attention back to the hitters. It won't be long until we sharpen our pencils and replace the batteries in our wireless mice to prepare for the annual end of year prospect review.

Meanwhile, the farm affiliates went 2-2 on Thursday with 2 Florida rainouts. An encouraging performance from Ricky Romero highlighted the day's events.

Thursday Boxscores and Highlights

Rochester 7 @ Syracuse 4 Chacin 4IP, 4H, 1ER, 1W, 1K, 0HR, Mottola 2 run HR, Hattig HR, Adams 1-3, HBP
New Hampshire 6 @ Harrisburg 1 Romero 7.1IP, 3H, 0ER, 3W, 8K, Patterson 2 run HR, DSmith 3-3, HR, W
Dunedin @ Sarasota, ppd. rain
Cedar Rapids 4 @ Lansing 6 Pinto 4IP, 2H, 3ER, 1W, 6K, 0HR, Lane 2 run HR, Snider 2-4, 2B, Campbell 3 times on base
State College 8 @ Auburn 4   Aguirre 5IP, 5H, 5ER, 2HR, Calderone 2 run HR, Arencibia 1-4
GCL Jays @ GCL Tigers, ppd. rain


The hitting prospect statistical summary

All statistics are courtesy of firstinning.com.

Player Age Level BB
Pos PA
 AVG OBP SLUG W K
 W%
 K% BABIP
LD%
T. Snider
 19 Lo-A #1 RF 369 .302
 .370 .483 38
 86
 10.8
 22.6
 .388
 14
S. Santos
 24
 AA
 #2
 SS
 414
 .253
 .326
 .488
 37
 79
 9.3
 19.3
 .280
 16
A. Mathews
 25
 AA
 #3
 OF
 367
 .306
 .356
 .452
 24
 56
 6.7
 15
 .349
 17
K. Ahrens
 18
 R
 #4
 SS
 114
 .210
 .319
 .280
 14
 33
 12.2
 28.7
 .308
 9
B. Fuenmayor
 17
 R
 #5
 3B
 130
 .203
 .289
 .280
 12
 40
 8.8
 29.9
 .304
 16
J.P. Arencibia
 21
 SSA
 #6
 C
 136
 .228
 .281
 .331
 9
 31
 6.5
 23.7
 .293
 18
R. Diaz
 23
 AAA
 #7
 C
 339
 .315
 .343
 .413
 12
 18
 3.9
 5.2
 .325
 14
R. Patterson
 24 AA #8 LF
 345
 .257
 .291
 .445
 16
 69
 4.2
 19.6
 .290
 13
Y. Chavez
 18
 R
 #9
 RF
 112
 .270
 .373
 .420
 12
 31
 10.1
 26.1
 .369
 14
J. Butler
 24
 HiA
 #10
 LF
 383
 .274
 .356
 .482
 43
 71
 11
 18.1
 .303
 19
C. Cannon
 25 AA
1B 419
 .246
 .336 .441 49
 147
 11.9
 34.3
 .362
 17
E. Eiland
 18
 R
CF
 116
 .257
 .353
 .347
 13
 35
 11.2
 30.2
 .385
 13
J. Tolisano
 18
 R
2B
 129
 .218
 .333
 .373
 19
 30
 14.7
 23.3
 .253
 10
B. Jeroloman
 22
 HiA
C
 295
 .258
 .441
 .346
 73
 45
 24.7
 15.3
 .314
 18
R. Barron
 21
 LoA
3B
 184
 .247
 .283
 .343
 9
 25
 4.9
 13.6
 .286
 10
J.F. Griffin
 27
 AAA
OF
 418
 .254
 .333
 .500
 44
 111
 10.5
 26.6
 .307
 17
J. Kreuzer
 24
 HiA
1B
 413
 .320
 .430
 .547
 50
 71
 12.3
 17.2
 .353
 20
A. Hatch
 23 HiA
3B 385
 .251 .306
 .398
 26 65
 6.8
 16.9
 .283
 15
D. Majewski
 25
 AA
CF 416 .221
 .341 .356
 62 79
 15.4
 19
 .267
 14
R. Adams
 26 AAA
2B
 425
 .259
 .322
 .398
 35
 48
 8.2
 11.3
 .275
 15
R. Olmedo
 26 AAA
SS 369 .290 .336 .341 28 53 7.6
 14.4
 .343
 16
S. Campbell
 22
 LoA
2B
 356
 .287
 .399
 .402
 54
 42
 15.2
 11.8
 .321
 12
J. Jackson
 18
 R
SS
 101
 .200
 .277
 .267
 10
 22
 9.9
 21.8
 .254
 9
J. Collins
 21
 R
C
 32
 .346
 .469
 1.000
 3
 5
 9.4
 15.6
 .250

Catching, the outfield and first base (with one of Lind and Snider ending up there) are relative strengths for the organization now. Second base is in good shape, but the left side of the infield is not well protected, with shortstop being an immediate and medium term problem and third base being a potential medium term problem.

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