7/16/10 Minor League Report – Rubby Rules Again
AAA – The Isotopes were involved in a slugfest at home on Friday, but in the end they were able to pull out a 16 to 13 victory. There are way too many offense performances to mention, but standout prospects were Russell Mitchell and Jamie Hoffmann, who both went 4 for 5. Justin Sellers also had a big game as he went 3 for 4 with 2 doubles, a homer, and 5 RBI’s. Albuquerque went through 6 pitchers in this game, and all of them struggled except for Cory Wade. Charlie Haeger started and allowed 6 runs in 5 innings, while Josh Lindblom gave up a run and permitted 4 batters to reach base in his inning of work.
AA – Tim Sexton was awful, allowing 10 hits and 7 runs over 3.2 innings. The bullpen, however, was very strong, and the Lookouts were almost able to come back in their 8 to 6 loss. Justin Miller and Kenley Jansen were the stars out the pen, combining for 4 K’s and allowing just 1 hit in 2 innings of work. Jerry Sands and Kyle Russell were responsible for the late inning comeback try as they both homered in this game. Sands ended up going 2 for 4, and Russell went 3 for 4. As was already mentioned in the game thread, Trayvon Robinson was lifted early in the game, although as of now I haven’t heard the official reason.
High A – The Dodgers got solid pitching from both Jon Michael Redding and Javier Solano, Miguel Sanfler blew the save and then later lost the game by allowing single runs in the 9th and 10th innings. The Inland Empire bullpen really has been bad lately. Speaking of bad, the 66er offense continued to under-achieve as they managed just 6 hits. I guess the only thing to mention were the doubles by Pedro Baez and Scott Van Slyke.
A – Rubby De La Rosa was awesome yet again, pitching his 3rd straight game in which he allowed just 1 run. In 7 innings pitched, De La Rosa gave up just 2 hits and struck out 6, and the Loons won the game 7 to 2. Brian Cavazos-Galvez continued his torrid July by going 4 for 5. In his last 10 games, Brian is hitting a spectacular .477. Christian Lara and Rafael Ynoa also contributed on offense by homering in this game.
Rookie Ogden – Reigning Pioneer League Pitcher of the Week Red Patterson had another dominate performance, allowing just 2 hits in 6.1 innings while striking out 6. Even though Jake McCarter allowed 5 hits and 2 runs in relief, Ji-Mo Lee was able to shut the door and pick up the save in the Raptors 5 to 3 victory. The big hit on offense belonged to Michael Pericht, who hit his 8th homer of the season. In addition, Jake Lemmermann and Bobby Coyle both went 3 for 5. Finally, Leon Landry continued his string of multi-hit games by going 2 for 4.
Rookie Arizona – The Arizona Dodgers got absolutely spanked at home 19 to 4. The pitchers that really got hammered were Bolivar Medina (7 runs in 2 innings), Yimi Rodriguez (4 runs in 2 innings), and Chris Handke (4 runs in 2/3 of an inning). At the plate, catcher and 2010 24th round pick Andrew Edge went 2 for 4 and hit his 4th homer of the season.
DSL Game 1 – Abdiel Velasquez, who is the youngest player on the Dodgers DSL roster, started this game and unfortunately struggled through just 2.2. innings. The good news, however, is Velasquez’s ERA is still just 3.05 for the season. Overall, the Dodgers lost the game 5 to 0, and the only offense to speak of was 18 year old Greg Pena’s 2 for 3 effort.
DSL Game 2 – The DSL Dodgers won the 2nd game of their double header 5 to 2. 19 year old Giordanny Chavez got the start and threw 5 scoreless innings, although he did allow 5 hits and 4 walks. 17 year old Jackson Mateo pitched 1.2 innings of hitless relief and actually the one who picked up the win. Despite the win, there again wasn’t much offense by the Dodgers. Webster Rivas had the only multi-hit game, and Abdul Nieto drove in a couple of runs with a 2 run single.
Albuquerque Isotopes Box Score
Chattanooga Lookouts Box Score
http://firstinning.com/daily/la
http://www.minorleaguesplits.com/dodgers-recap.html
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Rubby is making a strong push
for best pitcher on that talented rotation. Compare his component ratios to Webster, Wallach, Magill and Pimental, he matches up really well with all of them.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/minors/player.cgi?id=delaro001rub
Scouting reports have him throwing gas, he’s left handed and he gets groundballs. Color me impressed and optimistic.
just to compare the pitching staff
http://www.baseball-reference.com/minors/team.cgi?id=41952
4 legit prospects in that rotation is fun!
Four Legit Prospects In the Rotation?
Webster, Magill, Pimentel, Wallach, De La Rosa. Which of those five do you not consider a legit prospect?
by CanuckDodger on Jul 17, 2010 10:18 AM PDT up reply actions
I just can't count apparently.
and for some reason I thought he’s a lefty. Wow, blame this on early Saturday morning syndrome.
Sands v Mark Reynolds....
Mark Reynolds age 22 season (A+ & AA)
449 PA 318/401/633 31HR 11.58 bb% 24.28 k% 6.90 hr%
Jerry Sands age 22 season so far (A & AA)
373 PA 328/429/643 25hr 13.67 bb% 21.18 k% 6.70 hr%
thoughts?
With that bat
who cares! It’s not like Casey Blake can handle it.
Everytime you think how badly you want Frank McCourt gone, ask yourself how you would feel to have Donald Sterling instead.
I would just stick him in LF
with being use to Manny out there, we’ll probably notice an improvement.
Trayvon
Is he more of a CF or a corner? How is he defensively? If they bring him up, would he play a corner spot or would they slide Kemp over to RF and Dre to LF where they should be.
Everytime you think how badly you want Frank McCourt gone, ask yourself how you would feel to have Donald Sterling instead.
I don’t think his bat would play in a corner unless he starts hitting way more HR. But if he comes up for spot duty on the Dodgers, it would be in LF.
by silverwidow on Jul 17, 2010 10:39 AM PDT up reply actions
Reg
posted some minor league defensive numbers (take those with a grain of salt) that show him as horrible, good, bad in 3 years in CF. So…who knows lol. By the end of this year, better scouting reports will come out about his CF play and we’ll see. Ultimately, if he can’t handle cf, he’s not starting material.
Pick your poison
Webby
Rubby
Maggy
Pimmy
Brett
That’s a very nice Loons starting five. It will be interesting where they will move on

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