Saturday,
July 20th –
There
were no transactions.
Kudos –
AAA-Syracuse – SP Corey Oswalt: 6-IP, 0-ER, 8-K
Don’t
get excited here. We know what he will do if he is promoted again.
AA-Binghamton
– 1B Patrick Mazeika: 2-5, 2-R 2-HR, 2-RBI, .256
Mazeika gives us an option after next
year’s all-start game, He has a premier bat and could be both the backup
catcher and first baseman on the parent club.
I
really like this guy.
A+ St. Lucie – RP Ezequiel Zabaleta: 1-IP, 0-R, 2.42
In
34 combined appearances between A and A+, my blue prospect is now is 403, 2.09.
A-Columbia
– SS Ronny Mauricio: 3-5, 2-R, 19th
double, RBI, .280
Ronny’s
bat is lighting u
p again and maybe the teenager can get above the .300 BA line
this time.
Low-A Brooklyn – CF Jake Magnum: 2-5, R (.230)
Jake
has slowly moved above the Mendoza line, a line most high schooler start out
with when they turn pro.
Rookie-Kingsport
– SP Michel Otanez: 7-IP, 1-ER, 6-K
GCL – SP Josh
Wolf: 1-IP, 0-R, 2-K, 0.00
Wolf’s
first pro outing was short but sweet. Do you think he can keep up the 18.00
K/BB ratio? LOL
DSL-2 – CF Dyron
Campos: 3-5, .341
Gave Dyron a blue star today
Sunday,
July 21st –
AA-Binghamton…
Activated RP Austin
McGeorge and sent to A+ St. Lucie.
Placed RP Ryder
Ryan on the Temp-IL
Activated OF Will
Toffey.
Kudos –
AAA-Syracuse
– RP Paul Sewald: 1.1-IP, 0-R, 2-K
AA-Binghamton – SP Harol Gonzalez:
6-IP, ER, 8-K
A+
St. Lucie – SP Austin McGeorge: 5-IP, 0-ER, 5-K, 0.00
Was
sent back to Lucy to make room for the promotion of Kevin
Smith to his slot with the B-Mets.
A-Columbia – 3B/P Brian Sharp: 3-4,
1-IP, ER
Low-A Brooklyn – DH Jake Magnum: 3-5 R, .254
Jake’s bat continues to heat
up. Hitting .306 in the last 10 games
Rookie-Kingsport –
GCL – 3B Jose
Peroza: 3-4 2-R, 6th HR, RBI, .328
This
guy has earned a bunch of kudos in my posts; however he is currently blocked by
Brett Baty in K-Port.
Monday, July 22nd –
There
were no transactions.
Kudos
–
AA-Binghamton
SP Tommy Wilson: 6-IP, 0-R, 2-K
A+
St. Lucie SP Thomas Szapucki: 5-IP, 77-P, 0-R, 9-K, 2.03
With
this outing, Szapucki has returned to the status of top starter in the chain.
Reports
from Florida is, though his full velo hasn’t returned (maybe being held back to
develop arm strength post TJS) but his off-speed stuff comes in nasty.
It
seems to me that he is a lock to open the 2020 season as SP1 in the B-Mets
rotation and be on target to hit Queens on OD 2021.
GCL RP Joshua Torres: 1-IP, 0-R 2-K, 0.00
DSL-1 – RP Pablo Marinez: 2-IP,
0-R, 2-K
DSL-2
RP Kevin Hernandez: 1-IP, 0-R, K
8 comments:
Kay might want to argue with you about whether he or Szapucki is the top starter prospect in the chain. Good argument to have. A very good one.
Peroza has set a new line, and it is far above Mendoza.
Austin McGeorge needs to pitch like that frequently.
We badly need a savage Wolf in the Mets organization.
Now it is time for Matt Allen to make his debut.
Patrick Mazeika needs to be called up to AAA for the rest of the year and Colton Plaia, who doesn't run out pop ups and us hitting under .200, needs to be released. This move should have been made months ago.
I wouldn't count out Oswalt. After all, didn't Walker Lockett just toss a gem when given the chance? The Mets need to let their younger pitchers know that the axe won't necessarily fall after one bad outing. That puts extra pressure on them. If they move a Vargas or a Wheeler they will have the chance to take an extended look.
Tom
Kay had ANOTHER bad outing last nigh.
Kay gave up 4 runs in 5 plus innings, Cuse had a chance to win up 1 in the ninth but Tim Peterson blew the save.
Kay is a mid rotation starter at best.
Also, the guyks name is Mangum, not Magnum.
I agree, Mazeika should be in AAA.
Woods-Richardson is pushing for the top level in our future pitching star list.
What's happening with Allan? Will he pitch this season? Is he in EXST now, of that is still going?
Bill -
Allan continues to be on the GCL ACTIVE roster
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