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10/28/2017 Winter League Results | Nido Continues Troubling K rate, 3rd Straight Scoreless Appearance for Peterson, Albaladejo Pitches Well for 2nd Win



Arizona Fall League

Glendale Desert Dogs 6 - 9 Mesa Solar Sox
Peoria Javelinas 10 - 4 Salt River Rafters
Scottsdale Scorpions 11 - 3 Surprise Saguaros
  • C Tomas Nido: 0 for 5, 3 K Nido's K rate is now at 29.7% of Plate Appearances
  • RHP Tim Peterson: 2.0 IP, 1 H

Mexican Pacific League
- Venados de Mazatlan 1 - 6 Charros de Jalisco
- Naranjeros de Hermosillo 3 - 6 Caneros de los Mochis [13 innings]
- Mayos de Navojoa 0 - 1 Tomateros de Culiacan
- Aguilas de Mexicali 5 - 4 Yaquis de Obregon
  • C Xorge Carrillo: 1 for 4, K

    Venezuelan Winter League
    - Cardenales de Lara 14 - 1 Caribes de Anzoategui
    - Tigres de Aragua 9 - 2 Navegantes del Magallanes
    - Leones del Caracas 8 - 5 Aguilas del Zulia
    - Bravos de Margarita 1 - 5 Tiburones de La Guaira
    • RHP Jonathan Albaladejo: 5.0 IP, 4 H, 0 ER, 3 K, Win(2-2)

    Dominican Winter League
    Tigres del Licey vs Leones del Escogido [PPD- Inclement Weather]
    - Estrellas Orientales 4 - 1 Aguilas Cibaenas
    Gigantes del Cibao 1 - 3 Toros del Este


    Roberto Clemente Puerto Rican League
    Side Note: Regular Season will start January 8th, 2018.

    5 comments:

    1. I sent a note to Mack a few years ago, which he posted, declaring the Astros as my 2nd fave team. That loyalty was born of the tragic passing of a long-time friend of a H/A during batting practice at Minute Maid Field in 2015. He and his cousin were on a quest to see a game in every ML park; Houston was #19. The Astro's put my friend's cousin up for an extra night as they helped arrange to transport the body back to LI. At the wake, a Fed-Ex truck pulls up and delivers a package. It's a baseball bat signed by all the Astro players and inscribed, "to one who loved the game as much as we do." So classy.

      Lets go Astros!

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    2. Hobie, great end to a tragic story

      Nido was a low K guy, then they started to increase rapidly.

      He finished the season 4 for 38 with 13 Ks over his last 10 games, and followed that with 1-15 with 3 Ks in playoffs. 5 for 53.

      Now he sputters in AFL ball, where the pitching should be at best comparable to AA.

      To me, I am not counting on Nido for the Mets, at all, until he starts hitting a lot better.

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    3. Meant to post above in the "Let's go Astros" comments. (sigh)

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    4. IMO, Peterson has a long shot chance to make the 2018 Mets pen

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    5. With David Peterson also down under, I have to think twice to figure out which one. Tim, not David....for now.

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