Sunday,
May 26th –
-RHP
Joseph Shaw promoted from Advanced-A St. Lucie
to AAA-Syracuse
-IF
Luis Guillorme optioned from the New York Mets
and a dded to the AAA-Syracuse roster
today
-LHP
Sean Burnett placed on the voluntarily retired
list
-LHP
P.J. Conlon placed on the AAA-Syracuse injured
list (retroactive to May 25th)
The
Mets activated OF Michael Conforto from the
7-day/IL.
To make room for him, the Mets DFA OF Rajai Davis.
The cruelty of the 40-man rears
it’s ugly once again. This leaves us with three players (Rajai, Sewald, and
Peterson) that haven’t been claimed yet. My guess is Davis will pass through
waivers and he can sign back up for a second ride in New York State (Syracuse).
Kudos
–
-A+ St. Lucie blue prospect, 2B Carlos
Cortes: 3-6, 2-R, RBI (.269)
-A+ St. Lucie blue prospect, CF Quinn
Brodey: 2-3, 2-R 1-RBI, .271
-AAA-Syracuse 1B, Travis Taijerson, hit his 11th home run of
the season.
-AAA-Syracuse red prospect, RP Stephen
Nogosek: 2.2-IP, 0-R 2-K, 0.00
-AA-Binghamton CF, Sam Haggerty: 3-4, 2-R, .289
-AA-Binghamton red prospect, SP Anthony Kay gave
up a rare two runs in the first inning, but settled down to produce a credible
stat line: 5.2-IP, 2-ER, 4-K, (3-BB), WIN (6-2), 1.28.
This
could be his last AA outing.
-AA-Binghamton RP, Thomas McIlraith, returns to his ex-prospect ways; 2.1-IP,
0-R, 5-K, 0-BB, 0.00
Monday, May 27th –
AAA-P,
Joseph Shaw, who was promoted yesterday from
A+-St. Lucie to AAA-Syracuse… was reassigned to AA-Binghamton
Is Columbia next?
Kudos –
AAA-Syracuse SS Ruben Tejada continued his torrid pace: 2-4, .467.
AAA-Syracuse C, Rene Rivera, making a case for replacing Tomas Nido in Queens: 3-5, 4th HR, 3-RBI,
.289
A real mess for Binghamton
regarding prospect pitchers… Tommy Wilson: 4-IP,
4-ER, 9.00-ERA… Ryley Gilliam: 1.2-IP, 4-ER,
3.95
Tuesday, May 28th –
-P
Darwin Ramos was transferred from A-Columbia to
A+ St. Lucie.
The 23-year old from Venezuela
has been pitching outstandingly for the Fireflies this season: 18-appearances,
2.81, 1.09, 25.2-IP, 30-K.
P
Allan Winans was promoted to A-Columbia from
Low-A Brooklyn.
Winans has had two outings
already this year at this level… 6-IP, 6.00, 1.00
Kudos –
A-Columbia red prospect, SS Ronny
Mauricio: 3-5, .279
A-Columbia red prospect, 3B Mark Vientos:
2-5, R, .256
A-Columbia ex-blue prospect, 2B Shervyen
Newton: 3-5, 2-R, HR, 2-BBI
-we started this season saying
that Columbia was stacked with prospects. Though things haven’t worked out
early there, maybe the second of their season will be something to write about.
Wednesday, May 29th –
AA-Binghamton
has sent OF Alfredo Escalera to A+ St. Lucie.
AAA-Syracuse
has sent OF Braxton Lee to AA-Binghamton
There’s obviously another move to
be made here and that is probably either the activation of OF Matt Kemp in Syracuse, or the reinstatement of OF Rajai Davis after clearing waivers. We’ll see.
Lee gets a bum rap here. He
currently has the highest batting average for a Syracuse outfield.
An hour later, this comes down
the wire:
OF Rajai Davis was set outright to AAA-Syracuse from the
New York Mets
Thursday, May 30th –
AA-Binghamton
placed IF Sam Haggerty back on the IL.
I hope this is just a paper move
to facilitate the activation of another player.
AA-Binghamton
activated catcher Dustin Houle from the IL.
Kudos –
CF Rajai
Davis returned to AAA-Syracuse in a big way: 3-6, R, RBI
29-yer. old SS, Ruben Tejada, continued to hit the snot off the AAA
ball: 3-5,
3-R, .448
DH (C), Rene
Rivera: 3-4, 3-R, 5th HR, 2-RBI, 3.12
Frankly, the only chance I see
for any of these guys to play Queens this season is if injuries come to members
of the current 25-man squad.
A+ St.
Lucie CF, Quinn Brodey, continues to shine. Going
3-4 and raising his batting average to a season high .293. Brodie is one of our
prospects that need to develop into the kind of prospects that come out of
places like the Dodgers and Astros. It can happen. Look to McNeil and Alonso to
prove this theory.
A+ SP, Tony Dibrell: 5.0-IP, 1-ER, 6-K, 2.26
AA-Binghamton
1B Patrick Mazeika: 3-3, R, double, RBI, .261
AA-Binghamton
C Ali Sanchez: 3-5, 2-RBI, .264
AA-Binghamton
RP Ryley Gilliam: 1.2-IP, 0-R, 3-K, WIN (3-0),
3.52
Ryley Has hit a few AA bumps
along the way, but that is what pitching in this prospect league is all about.
A-Columbia
SS Ronny Mauricio: 2-5, R, .282
5 comments:
You wrote: "A real mess for Binghamton regarding prospect pitchers… Tommy Wilson: 4-IP, 4-ER, 9.00-ERA… Ryley Gilliam: 1.2-IP, 4-ER, 3.95"
I like those kinds of messes - in the Wilson initial AA outing, 2 balls that should have been played as outs weren't - he fanned 8, I believe. I saw him on MILB TV and really liked what I saw.
I watched Ryley Gilliam on MILB TV last night - looks a lot like Tyler Bashlor right now - not bad after just 4 months in pro ball, not bad at all.
I'd still like to see Rivera replace Nido - he is on a torrid tear in AAA, on base 20 straight games.
And Sherveyn Newton has been playing very well over the past 3 weeks - I think he is really turning things around. Happy to see that.
Gilliam is the real deal. They should consider sneaking him onto Syracuse end of the year.
Ernest, I think Gilliam is ready for Syracuse, the latest, by the start of July - I think he is close to what Tyler Bashlor currently is right now, based on what I saw.
Heck, he's fanned 25 in 15 AA innings so far. To me, he could almost be promoted to AAA right now, but I would not want to rush him that much.
He looks a little like a righty Billy Wagner, without quite the 100 MPH heat Wagner possessed - he looked more like a 96-97 ceiling to me.
Tom - Ernest
You get bumps along the road, especially at the AA level.
You both know my opinion of 'Ry' (that's what he goes by).
Ry is hopefully soon "The Guy"
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