Florida
Marlins (4-2) vs. New York Mets (2-3)
Jose
Fernandez (0-0,0.00) vs. Dillon Gee (0-0,
-.--)
Lineup:
DH Chris Young
RF Curtis Granderson
3B Josh Satin
1B Matt Clark
C Anthony Recker
CF Matt den Dekker
SS Omar Quintanilla
2B Danny Muno
2B Danny Muno
New York
Mets (2-3) vs. Washington Nationals (3-2)
Jenrry Mejia
(0-0,-.--) vs. Gio Gonzalez (0-0, -.--)
Lineup:
CF Juan Lagares
RF Kirk Nieuwenhuis
LF Andrew Brown
DH Brandon Allen
2B Wilmer Flores
1B Eric Campbell
3B Zach Lutz
C Taylor Teagarden
SS Anthony Seratelli
RF Kirk Nieuwenhuis
LF Andrew Brown
DH Brandon Allen
2B Wilmer Flores
1B Eric Campbell
3B Zach Lutz
C Taylor Teagarden
SS Anthony Seratelli
Team
Leaders:
BA: Brandon Nimmo (.500), Travis d’Arnaud
(.429), Matt den Dekker (.429), Curtis Granderson (.429), Cesar
Puello (.400)
OBP: Danny Muno (.600), Curtis
Granderson (.500), Kirk Nieuwenhuis (.500),
Brandon Nimmo (.500), Cesar
Puello (.500), Cory Vaughn (.500)
SLG: Curtis Granderson (1.429), Lucas
Duda (.857), Cesar Puello (.800),Ike Davis (.667), Cory Vaughn (.667)
OPS: Curtis Granderson (1.929),
Cesar Puello (1.300), Lucas
Duda (1.232), Cory Vaughn (1.167), Travis d’Arnaud (1.000), Brandon
Nimmo (1.000)
Notes:
The last thing the Mets needed was for Wilmer Flores to start off the pre-season with a dead
bat. Everyone was concentrating on a position for him to play because his
offense is so effective. As of end of game yesterday he is hitless in nine
appearances, with one sacrifice fly for one run batted in.
Brandon Allen has gotten the lion share of 1B/DH during the absence of both
Lucas Duda and Ike Davis.
This is Allen’s fith team (CWS, Arizona,Oakland,Texas), though every season has
been as a part time player or his entire MLB career. The 28-year old hit
17-HR/76-RBI at AAA-Tucson last season and is projected to play in Las Vegas
this year if Alan Dykstra isn’t ready. So far
this spring (he’s hit the ball well, but right at fielders) he’s hitting .111 (1-9).
The in-camp injury list remains 1B Lucas
Duda (hammy), 1B Ike Davis (legs), SS Wilfredo Tovar (hammy), SS Ruben
Tejada (hammy). Both P Jon Niese (arm)
and Bartolo
Colon (calf) were cleared.
There’s quite a little fielding show going on the back fields
with middle infieders Dilson Herrera, LJ Mazzilli, Amed Rosario,
and Luis Guillorme. Observers said that
Guillorme and Rosario were neck and neck for defensive gems. Look for some of
these guys to fill in during the split schedule games that begin today.
The fact that Rosario is right there defensively with Guillorme is a HUGE compliment.
ReplyDeleteGuillorme may be our second coming of Rey Ordonez at this current point in time because he is just so good defensively. 8 out of 8 in terms of a scouting score.
I never thought Rosario can stay at SS but these comments changes everything
ReplyDeleteSome serious positional battles occuring today.
ReplyDeleteTeagarden v Recker
Quintanilla v Seratelli
Allen v Clark
Lutz v Satin
I read a little sarcasm in Soto's last comments.
ReplyDeleteThis is why I hate split schedule days... weak lineups and sometimes, they don't count the stats on the home site...
I note that Metsblog has a poll: "Where do you usually first learn of the day's starting lineup?"
ReplyDeleteNo MacksMets choice available.
Cerrone loves my ass... :)
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