Dodgers Minor League Pitching Leaders - July

by Brandon Lennox on Aug 2, 2010 1:00 PM PDT in Los Angeles Dodgers Minor League Report

LOS ANGELES - JULY 25: Pitcher Kenley Jansen #74 of the Los Angeles Dodgers reacts after picking up his first major league save in the game against the New York Mets on July 25 2010 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles California. The Dodgers won 1-0. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

Similar to the hitting stats I published earlier, this post will only include the Dodgers minor league pitching leaders through July. A couple to things to mention about the pitching so far this year:

- Don’t be fooled by the stats of Daniel Tamares. Even though he was one of the DSL Dodger pitchers who threw the day they had a no hitter, he is in his 4th DSL season and is already 20 years old

- Withrow allowed 3 more homers in July and leads Dodger minor leaguers with 11 HR’s allowed for the season

- Cole St. Clair’s FIP shows that his having a better season than most of us realize

- Shawn Tolleson didn’t have enough innings to qualify for any of the categories, but if he had you would see that he has a 0.57 ERA, a 0.89 WHIP, and a 1.60 FIP through 15.2 innings.

- Ryan Christenson and DSL player Jackson Mateo would have also showed up in leaders for several categories had I lowered the inning minimum.

IP			Wins			HR Allowed
1	Will Savage	130.7	1	Will Savage	10	1	Chris Withrow	11
2	Josh Wall	119.0	1	Alberto Bastardo	10	2	Will Savage	10
3	Alberto Bastardo	113.0	1	Allen Webster	10	2	Alberto Bastardo	10
4	Jon Michael Redding	111.3	4	Ethan Martin	9	4	Jesus A. Castillo	9
5	Mario Alvarez	102.0	5	Brent Leach	8	4	Jon Michael Redding	9
6	Timothy Sexton	99.0	6	Josh Wall	7	6	Matt Magill	8
7	Chris Withrow	98.0	7	Mario Alvarez	6	6	Aaron Miller	8
8	Ethan Martin	97.7	7	Justin Miller	6	6	Seth Etherton	8
8	Aaron Miller	97.7	7	Leonel Beras	6	6	Josh Lindblom	8
10	Jesus A. Castillo	95.3	9	Jesus A. Castillo	5	10	Josh Wall	7
			9	Matt Magill	5	10	Mario Alvarez	7
			9	Tim Corcoran	5	10	Timothy Sexton	7
			9	Daniel Tamares	5	10	Bobby Blevins	7
			9	Kenley Jansen	5	10	Josh Walter	7

Saves			Strikeouts			ERA (Min 50 IP)
1	Luis Vasquez	17	1	Josh Wall	121	1	Daniel Tamares	1.40
2	Scott Dohmann	10	2	Aaron Miller	97	2	Justin Miller	1.59
2	Shawn Tolleson	10	3	Alberto Bastardo	93	3	Steve Smith	2.38
4	Jon Huber	9	4	Chris Withrow	91	4	Allen Webster	2.60
4	Steven Ames	9	5	Will Savage	90	5	Rubby De La Rosa	2.98
6	Kenley Jansen	8	6	Matt Magill	89	6	David Pfeiffer	3.20
7	Rubby De La Rosa	6	6	Ethan Martin	89	7	Will Savage	3.31
7	Matthew Sartor	6	8	Allen Webster	85	8	Josh Wall	3.40
7	Jackson Mateo	6	9	Kenley Jansen	78	9	Matt Magill	3.46
10	Steve Smith	5	10	Timothy Sexton	77	10	Aaron Miller	3.78
10	Javy Guerra	5

WHIP (Min 50 IP)			FIP (Min 50 IP)			K's/9 (Min 50 IP)
1	Daniel Tamares	0.74	1	Daniel Tamares	2.42	1	Matt Magill	9.61
2	Steve Smith	0.98	2	Cole St. Clair	3.05	2	Cole St. Clair	9.22
3	Matt Magill	1.12	3	Steve Smith	3.24	3	Josh Wall	9.15
4	Will Savage	1.17	4	Tim Corcoran	3.31	4	Aaron Miller	8.94
5	Rubby De La Rosa	1.18	5	Rubby De La Rosa	3.34	5	Steve Smith	8.83
6	Justin Miller	1.24	6	Allen Webster	3.41	6	Tim Corcoran	8.57
7	Josh Wall	1.24	7	Josh Wall	3.42	7	Chris Withrow	8.36
8	Seth Etherton	1.26	8	Matt Magill	3.50	8	Ethan Martin	8.20
9	Allen Webster	1.30	9	Will Savage	3.57	8	Allen Webster	8.20
9	David Pfeiffer	1.30	10	Timothy Sexton	3.59	10	Rubby De La Rosa	8.10

K/BB (Min 50 IP)			ERA (Min 25 IP)			WHIP (Min 25 IP)
1	Seth Etherton	3.82	1	Jon Huber	1.16	1	Daniel Tamares	0.74
2	Will Savage	3.75	2	Adner Ruiz	1.19	2	Steve Smith	0.98
3	Steve Smith	3.71	3	Daniel Tamares	1.40	3	Jon Huber	1.00
4	Daniel Tamares	3.38	4	Justin Miller	1.59	4	Greg Wilborn	1.05
5	Tim Corcoran	3.05	5	Kenley Jansen	1.60	5	Red Patterson	1.08
6	Matt Magill	2.87	6	Leandro De Dios	2.01	6	Matt Magill	1.12
7	David Pfeiffer	2.65	7	Greg Wilborn	2.06	7	Javier Solano	1.14
8	Josh Lindblom	2.60	8	Steve Smith	2.38	8	Kenley Jansen	1.16
9	Rubby De La Rosa	2.59	9	J.B. Paxson	2.43	8	John Ely	1.16
10	Josh Wall	2.57	10	Giordanny Chavez	2.49	10	Will Savage	1.17

FIP (Min 25 IP)			K's/9 (Min 25 IP)			K/BB (Min 25 IP)
1	Kenley Jansen	1.27	1	Kenley Jansen	15.60	1	Greg Wilborn	7.25
2	Greg Wilborn	1.83	2	Andrew Suiter	13.86	2	Javier Solano	5.44
3	Javier Solano	2.39	3	Greg Wilborn	11.95	3	Antonio Castillo	4.86
4	Daniel Tamares	2.42	4	Matthew Sartor	10.31	4	Arismendy Ozoria	4.11
5	Jon Huber	2.55	5	Eric Krebs	10.20	5	Seth Etherton	3.82
6	Matthew Sartor	2.86	6	Juan Perez	9.91	6	Will Savage	3.75
6	Arismendy Ozoria	2.86	7	Javier Solano	9.87	7	Steve Smith	3.71
8	J.B. Paxson	2.88	8	Red Patterson	9.70	8	Kenley Jansen	3.39
9	Yimi Garcia	2.93	9	Carlos Frias	9.64	9	Daniel Tamares	3.38
10	Cole St. Clair	3.05	10	Matt Magill	9.61	10	Red Patterson	3.36

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Greg Wilborn was called up to Great Lakes. Will be interesting to monitor

by Table on Aug 2, 2010 1:23 PM PDT reply actions

Solano called up to AA

I think since the trade deadline just passed and of course the system lost a number of players, there seems to have been quite a few call ups. Perhaps a post regarding all such movement is in order.

by Table on Aug 2, 2010 1:25 PM PDT reply actions

We have noted each transaction in the daily minor league writeups

but a complete transaction history would be useful right now.

Patience is for those who die waiting for something to happen

by Phil Gurnee on Aug 2, 2010 1:51 PM PDT up reply actions

Yeah, I figured I just missed some of the notices

by Table on Aug 2, 2010 2:02 PM PDT up reply actions

I noticed in the box score the other day that Denker is at AA

by Table on Aug 2, 2010 1:25 PM PDT reply actions

Kind of awesome that Jansen

ranks 9th in K’s even though he never pitched more then two innings at one time.

Patience is for those who die waiting for something to happen

by Phil Gurnee on Aug 2, 2010 1:53 PM PDT reply actions

Cole St. Clair..

Who here has watched him pitch? He really caught my eye last year, or at least his stats did. Looks like hes having a really good year this year. He had the one bad outing, the 4 inning one, but other than that he has been solid. Are there pans to make him a closer again?

by darrelld on Aug 2, 2010 6:03 PM PDT reply actions

I saw him in the spring

He is an imposing figure on the mound

by Eric Stephen on Aug 2, 2010 6:50 PM PDT up reply actions

Yeah, thats what I hear.

I love this site, because it gives me all I need to know about our minor league system. Before this site, I would try to find stats of our minor leaguers that were having good years. I was trying to find some info on the kid last year, but when I searched him, almost nothing came up. Its pretty cool that he is getting some rec this year.

by darrelld on Aug 3, 2010 8:28 AM PDT up reply actions

Josh Wall

His numbers look decent enough. His K/BB is much improved over previous years, as are of course all of his other numbers. Has he become a real prospect, or at least one to watch?

by Nolij on Aug 3, 2010 8:40 AM PDT reply actions

His velo has been up all year also. Avg FB 92-94 topping at 96-97 most games,

yet it is hard to find anyone who will give him much credit because he is 23. 6 mths older than Miller, Lindblom. He his old for the league he is in, but with the increased velo he should be able to compete anywhere. And his breaking ball may be better than his FB. I think he is a definite prospect based on this, but I dont see anyone else talking about him much on these boards. I have the milb tv package and watch a lot of the Loons games online and the announcers always speak highly of him. They said he was still hitting 95 in the 9th inning of his complete game shutout. Time will tell

by bd54 on Aug 3, 2010 1:56 PM PDT up reply actions

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Pos	No	Player	2012 Salary
C	17	Ellis	$490,000
1B	7	Loney	$6,375,000
2B	37	Herrera	$375,082
3B	6	Hairston	$2,250,000
SS	9	Gordon	$485,000
LF	23	Abreu	$401,311
CF	10	Gwynn	$850,000
RF	16	Ethier	$10,950,000

OF/1B	33	Van Slyke	$388,197
2B/3B	3	Kennedy	$800,000
OF/1B	30	Sands	$375,175
IF	13	DeJesus	$448,992
C	18	Treanor	$850,000

SP	22	Kershaw	$6,000,000
SP	58	Billingsley	$9,000,000
SP	29	Lilly	$12,000,000
SP	44	Harang	$3,000,000
SP	35	Capuano	$3,000,000

CL	74	Jansen	$491,000
RHP	52	Lindblom	$483,000
RHP	51	Belisario	$414,426
RHP	54	Guerra	$488,000
RHP	28	Wright	$900,000
LHP	57	Elbert	$488,500
RHP	60	Coffey	$1,000,000

DL	27	Kemp	$10,000,000
DL	21	Rivera	$4,000,000
DL	12	Sellers	$481,000
DL	5	Uribe	$8,000,000
DL	55	Guerrier	$4,750,000
DL	14	Ellis	$2,500,000
60DL	36	Hawksworth	$495,000
60DL	41	De La Rosa	$485,000

AA	50	Eovaldi	$7,885
AAA	56	Antonini	$7,869

		Manny	$8,087,432	deferred
		Andruw	$3,375,000	deferred
		Pierre	$3,050,000	deferred
		Furcal	$3,000,000	deferred
		Kuroda	$2,000,000	deferred
		Garland	$1,500,000	option buyout
		Blake	$1,250,000	option buyout
DFA	66	MacDougal	$650,000

Totals			$115,942,869
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Current 40-man roster count: 42 (incl. De La Rosa & Hawksworth)

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