AAA G IP ERA WHIP BAPIP FIP
Dale Thayer 18 24.1 1.85 . 0.99 .274 2.71
Justin Hampton 14 18.2 1.93 0.86 .213 3.04
John Lujan 5 7.1 3.68 1.09 .318 3.53
(AA): 8 10.0 3.60 1.40 .360 3.49
AA:
Ricky Brooks 16 25.0 3.24 1.16 .266 3.63
Erik Turgeon 17 1 8.1 3.93 1.36 .351 3.33
Roy Merritt 15 17.0 4.24 1.88 .490 1.95
Brandon Sage 5 4.1 4.50 3.33 .538 7.56
(A+): 10 15.2 3.45 1.47 .333 4.32
Rhiner Cruz 5 6.0 4.50 1.50 .312 3.87
(A+): 8 13.0 2.77 1.15 .308 3.51
A+
Nick Carr 8 11.1 1.59 1.15 .348 2.99
Eric Beaulac 7 10.2 2.53 1.50 .333 3.99
Jeff Kaplan 18 23.1 1.93 1.20 .281 3.48
A:
Angel Cuan 10 26.1 3.08 1.06 .271 4.09
Josh Edgin 13 17.1 1.56 1.15 .306 2.90
The good news is Dale Thayer looks like the next minor league relief pitcher that deserves a shot, followed closely by Justin Hampton. The bad news is there isn’t much below them.
Brandon Sage and Rhiner Cruz are having a hard time making the grade after their promotion earlier this season.
Ricky Brooks will most probably be the next promotion to Buffalo.
Roy Merritt’s .490-BABIP is incredible. Here’s a guy that really lives and dies with a strikeout.
Look for Jeff Kaplan to be sent to Binghamton soon.
For reasons undefined, Eric Beaulac just isn’t getting the innings. Boy, has he fallen.
Not sure if I should categorize Angel Cuan as a reliever. He’s really a starter that’s been used as the back end of a piggyback all season.
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