Archive for the “Quad Cities River Bandits” CategorySmall Sample Size: Pitchers EditionPosted on April 21st, 2011 by Jeff in Memphis Redbirds, Palm Beach Cardinals, Quad Cities River Bandits, Springfield CardinalsYesterday we looked at the small sample sizes and the minor league hitters, today let’s look at the pitchers after the jump. Small Sample Size: Hitters EditionPosted on April 20th, 2011 by Jeff in Memphis Redbirds, Palm Beach Cardinals, Quad Cities River Bandits, Springfield CardinalsLet’s take a look at the early season stats for the hitters in the Cardinals system to see who is off to a hot start. 2011 RostersPosted on April 5th, 2011 by azruavatar in Memphis Redbirds, Palm Beach Cardinals, Quad Cities River Bandits, Springfield CardinalsThe clubs completed their minor league Jupiter games and spent yesterday traveling to their respective homes. All four full season leagues start this week and, as always, we’ll be bringing you daily updates recapping the games and player highlights. Quad Cities: September 4-6Posted on October 5th, 2010 by azruavatar in Quad Cities River Bandits, Scouting ReportsOver Labor Day weekend, one month ago, I made another tip to the Quad Cities to watch River Bandits baseball. I’d been to the Quad Cities several times this year and still managed to miss Shelby Miller. Yes, I’m still bitter about that and yes, he’s something of a white whale to me currently. In any event, what follows are my notes on various players from that visit. The Elusive Shelby MillerPosted on September 3rd, 2010 by azruavatar in Quad Cities River Bandits, shelby millerI’ll be making my third trip of the year to Quad Cities to watch some prospects this weekend. Once again, the starting pitching rotation has foiled me as Shelby Miller started last night and will not pitch again until next week after I’ve left. Quad Cities: 6/11-6/13Posted on June 23rd, 2010 by azruavatar in Quad Cities River Bandits, Scouting ReportsAs I recount my notes from the past week and scour the some 50 pictures I took over 3 days, I always find it prudent to let my notes sit for a bit before I make any hyperbolic statements. The trip to the Quad Cities was a lot of fun (and I owe a big thanks to my friend in that area for housing me for the weekend) despite the humidity. After three days, these impressions are the epitome of small sample size on a results based measure. I try to look for skills that should be relevant after any sample size but I’m cognizant of the limitations here. Without further equivocating, here are my comments, both general and specific, regarding the Quad Cities River Bandits.
16-11 Third Place in MID Western Division of the Midwestern League. Post Game Thoughts
Club Check: Quad Cities River BanditsPosted on August 6th, 2009 by azruavatar in Quad Cities River BanditsThe River Bandits are middle of the pack in the Midwest League’s Western Division. They’re playing .447 baseball to date and are 5 games out of first place. Perhaps with the recent roster moves to add some talent from the short season clubs Quad Cities can make a push toward the top. With some new talent like Ryde Rodriguez and Eric Fornataro, QC is slowly making themselves more appealing for another scouting road trip as well. . . Club Check: Quad Cities River BanditsPosted on May 6th, 2009 by azruavatar in Quad Cities River BanditsAs of Tuesday May 5th, the Quad Cities River Bandits are 13-10 in 3rd place 2.5 games back from the division leader. |
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