I’ll be going to the Batavia game tonight, if everything goes according to plan. I’m very intrigued to see Nicholas Longmire and see if this power binge is legit. If there are any players any of you are particularly interested in, let me know before 6 pm ET in the thread here and I’ll try to get photos and impressions.
On to the DFR!
Memphis 0, Nashville 7
- Jon Jay and James Rapoport both hit doubles.
- Tyler Greene and Bryan Anderson went 1-for-4.
- David Kopp pitched 5 IP with 6 H, 5 R (3 ER) with 3 BB and 2 K.
- Andrew Brown went 3 IP, giving up 2 ER on 4 H and 1 K.
- Rich Rundles threw an inning giving up a H, BB and K.
- Springfield’s offense was Tony Cruz. He went 2-for-4 with a 2B.
- The Mayor Gary Daley took the tough loss, going 6.1 IP yielding 2 R (1 ER) on 5 H and 4 BB. He struckout 4.
- Thomas Eager closed out the final 1.2 innings of the game with 1 K.
- Nicholas Longmire continued his torrid start, going 2-for-5 with his 3rd HR in 6 games. It was a GS.
- Michael Valaika, Allan Ahmady, and John Rodriguez all picked up hits.
- Victor Sanchez went 1-for-4 with a R and 2B.
- Jon Edwards went 1-for-4 with a R, 3B and RBI.
- Ramon Rosario went 3-for-4 with a R.
- Audrey Perez went 1-for-3 with a R and RBI.
- Kevin Siegrist pitched 5 innings, giving up 2 ER on 3 H and 1 BB while striking out 4.
- Jose Rada took the win with 3 scoreless IP and 1 K.
- Keith Butler went 1.0 IP with 2 H, 1 R and 2 K.
- Greg Garcia went 1-for-5 with 1 R.
- Colin Walsh went 1-for-4 with 2 R.
- Cody Stanley was 3-for-4 with a 2B and 2 RBI.
- Phillip Cerreto hit a 2R HR while going 1-for-4 with 3 RBI.
- Reggie Williams went 3-for-4.
- Cale Johnson took the win with 5 IP. He gave up 5 H and 1 ER with 2 K.
- Andrew Benes, the son of Andy Benes, didn’t record and out while giving up 2 H and 2 R (1 ER).
- Christopher Patterson gave up 1 ER on 1 H and 2 BB in 2.2 IP. He struckout 1.
- Hector Corpas picked up the save, pitching 1.1 innings and striking out 1.
- Chris Swauger hit a 3R HR.
- Jermaine Curtis went 2-for-3 with 2 R and a 2B.
- Xavier Scruggs went 2-for-4 with a 2B and RBI.
- Colt Sedbrook went 1-for-3 with a R.
- Tommy Pham was 2-for-2 with a R.
- Arquimedes Neito gave up 2 ER on 5 H in 5 IP. He walked 4 and struckout 2.
- Trey Hearne pitched 2 innings of scoreless ball, giving up a H and striking out 2.
- Kevin Tapia got 2 outs but gave up 1 ER on 2 BB.
- Ramon Delgado picked up his 2nd save with 1.1 IP of 1 H, 3 K ball.
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HL, my list is probably the same as yours.
I’ve been curious about Audry Perez ever since KLaw put him on his list of the Cards’ top prospects. I didn’t know if it was a name he pulled out of the air to make his list different, or if he’d heard something from a scout that suggested a potential sleeper. His career SLG is over .500. At 21, playing against former college guys, he’s not too old for the NY-P.
Goold has mentioned Yunier Castillo multiple times. Anyone who can stay in the lineup for an entire season at JC w.o. a single walk just has to be entertaining.
The final guy I wonder about is Joey Bergman, who had otherworldly numbers at College of Charleston as a junior in ’09, but didn’t sign with the Cards. His senior numbers slipped, due to an injury, so I’ll be interested in your impression.
Just give us a full report on Longmire and Perez, HL
HL – My guys of interest are 2010 draftees Longmire, Sanchez and Bergman and 2009 draftee pitcher Dave Kington. Longmire and Sanchez were 2 of my favorite Cards picks after the first few rounds. In fact I made it extremely well known on multiple sites that I loved the Longmire pick. And there is just something about Sanchez that I like. Thanks in advance.
Sanchez intrigues me as well – though he’d intrigues me more if he could return to 3B.
a report on Rosario would be nice. I’ve herad he’s a “tool shed”. I actually thought he’d start at QC this year.