Through end of games, Friday, 11-09-18:
Bats:
OF Desmond Lindsay - AFL - 23-AB, .348/.375/.783/1.158
C Jose Garcia - LVBP - 21-AB, .238/.304/.286/590
1B Peter Alonso - AFL - 82-AB, .232/.319/.463/783
1B Dominic Smith - LVBP - 30-AB, .133/.188/.167/354
SS Andres Gimenez - AFL - 40-AB, .125/.271/.300/571
C Ali Sanchez - AFL - 22-AB, .091/.200/.136/336
C Juan Uriarte - LMP - 8-AB, .000/.111/.000/111
IF Luis Carpio - LVBP - 1-AB, .000/.000/.000/000
Arms:
RP Tim Peterson - LIDOM - 10.1-IP, 1.74, 0.58
RP Gerson Bautista - AFL - 11.1-P, 2.38, 1.15
RP Matt Blackham - AFL - 7-IP, 2.57, 2.29
RP Stephen Nogosek - AFL - 7.1-IP, 3.68, 2.05
RP Jenrry Mejia - LIDOM - 5-IP, 5.40, 1.60
RP Joe Zanghi - AFL - 8-IP, 5.63, 1.50
RP Yeizo Campos - LVBP - 2-IP, 13.50, 2.50
SS Levi Michael declares free agency
OF Jhoan Urena declares free agency
P Nicolas Debora declares free agency
P Zac Grotz delares free agency
6 comments:
Unimpressive bat work
I wonder why Lindsay hasn't gotten more ABs. He certainly seems to have earned them
More disappointed in Giminez’ showing than Alonso’s, although someone needs to remind Peter that one must hit the ball in order to put it over the fence. Lindsey deserves more PAs, but at least we see health.
I really think Giminez won’t be too much more that another Tejada.
All the focus on Alonzo, it looks like Desmond Lindsay is outperforming him in the AFL
Arizona League has just 4 games left. Then, have to keep ourselves occupied with a hot stove...and Thanksgiving turkey taken out of the hot stove.
Tues nite, Ali Sanchez was 1 for 3 and a walk, and is 3 for 25...but he threw out three would-be base stealers last night. C'mon, man, hit, the catching tool is seemingly superior.
Alonso double, 2 walks, 2 RBIs. He seems to have a real nose for RBIs (21 in 26 games), even when he is not hot - which is a great thing.
He has no errors and 4 for 4 steals. Gimenez has an error and 0 for 1 in steals. And the earth is also flat. Unreal.
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