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AAA – Reliever Juan Perez allowed a run in the 10th, but colleague Josh Lindblom came through with the bat in the bottom of the inning as he singled in the tying run. Ivan De Jesus Jr. then hit a walk off single as the Isotopes won 6 to 5 win.  The starting pitcher of this game was Edgar Gonzalez, who the Dodgers apparently signed after a stint in the Mexican League.  He wasn’t very good in this game, but Ramon Troncoso was solid in relief while bridging the gap to extra innings.  On offense, De Jesus actually went 4 for 6 on this night, and Isotope newcomer Travis Denker had 3 hits in 4 at bats.  John Lindsey also continued his strong season with a 3 for 4 night, including 2 RBI’s. 

 

AA – Brent Leach had by far his best start of the year, throwing 7 shutout innings in the Lookouts 6-1 win over the Biscuits.  Leach only allowed 2 hits and 1 walk in his impressive performance, while striking out 6.  Justin Miller allowed a run in relief before Javy Guerra finished off the game with a perfect inning.  At the plate, Matt Wallach continued his strong play in AA by hitting his 3rd homer with Chattanooga, and 11th of the year.  A strong defensive catcher, Wallach may just jump onto the prospect radar with his strong offensive season now that Lucas May is gone.  Kyle Russell also contributed by going 2 for 4 with a double. 

 

High A – Tied at 4 heading into the 9th inning, Alfredo Silverio and Scott Van Slyke hit solo homers in the top of the inning to lead the 66ers to a 6 to 4 victory.  Silverio’s homer was part of his 3 for 3 night, and the only other offense performance to write about was newly promoted Bryant Hernandez’s solo homer.  Starter Jon Michael Redding lasted 6 innings and allowed 3 runs on just 4 hits, and Eric Krebs nailed down the save with a solid 9th. 

 

A – 7th round pick Ryan Christenson had his worst game as a professional, allowing 10 hits and 7 runs in 4.1 innings of work.  Hopefully this outing is just a fluke as I believe Christenson has good stuff.  The relievers weren’t great in this game either as the Loons lost 11 to 4.  Despite the loss, several Great Lakes players had multi-hit games.  Brian Cavazos-Galvez went 3 for 5, and Blake Smith had 2 hits in 4 at bats.  Rafael Ynoa also continued his breakout season with his 8th homer of the year. 

 

Rookie Ogden – Despite being outhit 15 to 14, the Raptors beat the Great Falls Voyagers 8 to 5.  Jonathan Garcia went 3 for 4 with a triple, while both Jake Lemmerman and Nick Akins homered.  Michael Pericht and Leon Landry both also notched multi-hit games.  Starter Pete Budkevics got the win, while Logan Bawcom threw 2 innings of shutout relief. 

 

Rookie Arizona Game 1 – There were only 3 total hits in the first game of the Dodgers double header, and the Dodgers only had 1 of those hits.  Nevertheless, the Dodgers won the game 2 to 1 behind a strong performance by starting pitcher Bolivar Medina.  The lefthander struck out 9 in 6.2 innings while allowing just 2 hits and 1 walk.  Jimmy Marshall got the last out of the game for the save.  The Dodgers only hit of the game came in the first inning when Chance Gilmore homered.  Their other run came in the 4th when Enlly Morales reached on an error.  $600K man Joc Pederson made his professional debut and went 0 for 3 with a couple of K's. 

 

Rookie Arizona Game 2 – Andres Santiago started the game for the Dodgers and threw 5 impressive innings, allowing just 3 hits and 1 run as the Dodgers swept the doubleheader against the Brewers.  Scott Schebler, in his 1st game as a Dodger, went 2 for 3 with an RBI.  Noel Cuevas also made is professional debut, but went 0 for 1 as a pinch hitter.   Shortstop Charlie Mirabal went 3 for 4 with an RBI, and Tony Moses picked up 2 RBI’s in this game. 

 

DSL – The game was rained out, and according to the Dominican Summer League schedule this was the Dodgers last game of the year.  If they don’t end up making up any games, they will have finished the season with 40 wins and 31 loses, while placing 3rd place in their division.  I’ll definitely have a season recap for the DSL Dodgers, along with all of the other Dodgers minor league teams, at some point in the future.

Albuquerque Isotopes Box Score

Chattanooga Lookouts Box Score

Inland Empire 66ers Box Score

Great Lakes Loons Box Score

Ogden Raptors Box Score

Arizona Dodgers Box Score Game 1

Arizona Dodgers Box Score Game 2

http://firstinning.com/daily/la

http://www.minorleaguesplits.com/dodgers-recap.html

http://www.minorleaguesplits.com/milb-recap.html 

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Joc pederson made his debut with the dodgers going 0 for 3 with 2 Ks

by matthewmafa on Aug 21, 2010 11:06 PM PDT reply actions  

Good catch...

I didn’t even notice that Pederson played today. I added a sentense about that above…not sure what it has to do with the DSL though (jk, I know you meant AZ league game 1).

by Brandon Lennox on Aug 21, 2010 11:14 PM PDT up reply actions  

Yep

Matt us one of his 3 sons

by Brandon Lennox on Aug 22, 2010 12:00 AM PDT via mobile up reply actions  

wait

we have two of his sons in the minors and we drafted his other, right? But he didn’t sign..?

by lakersdodgersyankees4life on Aug 22, 2010 12:27 AM PDT up reply actions  

we have one now

brett wallach was traded to the cubs….

we drafted his son and he didnt sign

by matthewmafa on Aug 22, 2010 12:34 AM PDT up reply actions  

Don't usually pay much attention to defensive stats

but in 2010:

Lucas May: 92 G, 34 A, 6 E, 2 DP, 13 PB, 56 SB, 13 CS, 19% CS%
Matt Wallach: 73 G, 64 A, 6 E, 8 DP, 3 PB, 51 SB, 34 CS, 40% CS%

by Sean P. on Aug 22, 2010 10:19 AM PDT reply actions  

If he is as good defensively as we have heard

we might have a better option then Ellis as a backup. I like backup up catchers who have some pop.

Patience is for those who die waiting for something to happen

by Phil Gurnee on Aug 22, 2010 10:41 AM PDT up reply actions  

Compared to AJ Ellis he's Babe Ruth

Patience is for those who die waiting for something to happen

by Phil Gurnee on Aug 22, 2010 11:43 AM PDT up reply actions  

Career ISOP

May = .174
Wallach = .173

by Sean P. on Aug 22, 2010 11:46 AM PDT up reply actions  

Thanks

Patience is for those who die waiting for something to happen

by Phil Gurnee on Aug 22, 2010 12:02 PM PDT up reply actions  

most of that comes from

his 22 year old season in OGDEN…. Big time hitters league… wayy too old for league…

and his age 24 season in IE….. way too old for league and huge hitters league

but otherwise…. yes hes powerful

by matthewmafa on Aug 22, 2010 1:55 PM PDT up reply actions  

League is full of catchers

who don’t make it until later. Can’t use the same timeline on catchers that you do with other position players. By pop I simply meant he could hit a hit home run once in a while 5 – 10 per year, not that he was Brian McCann. Take a look at the average age of backup catchers and when they arrived in the major leagues.

Patience is for those who die waiting for something to happen

by Phil Gurnee on Aug 22, 2010 2:57 PM PDT up reply actions  

+1

I agree 100% with Phil here. A catching prospect’s timeline differs greatly from any other positional player. Especially for an organization like the Dodgers, who value strong defensive catchers; it just takes a while to develop into that.

by npurcell on Aug 22, 2010 5:13 PM PDT up reply actions  

We value strong defensive catchers?

Is that why they just convert anybody behind the plate?

by Chad Moriyama on Aug 23, 2010 6:11 PM PDT up reply actions  

wallach

I’m actually kinda optimistic about him. He’s a left handed hitter and he hits right handed pitches pretty well with some decent pop for a catcher and a decent batting eye. It’s easy to find a right handed hitting catcher that could smash against lefties. I think it would be the perfect option for the Dodgers since:

1. Neither player will be considered a “star”, and thus, the manager won’t feel pressured to run them into the ground.

2. we can get decent production from the catcher’s position against both rhp’s and lhp’s.

by npurcell on Aug 22, 2010 12:21 PM PDT reply actions  

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Pos No Player 2012 Salary
C 17 Ellis $500,000 team control
1B 7 Loney $6,375,000
2B 14 Ellis $2,500,000
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SS 9 Gordon $485,000 team control
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SP 29 Lilly $12,000,000
SP 35 Capuano $3,000,000
SP 44
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CL 54 Guerra $485,000 team control
RHP 74
Jansen $500,000 team control
RHP 55 Guerrier $4,750,000
RHP 60 Coffey $1,000,000
RHP 66 MacDougal $650,000
LHP 57 Elbert $485,000 team control
RHP 36
Hawksworth $500,000 team control

TJ 41 De La Rosa $485,000 team control



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Pierre $3,050,000 deferred
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47 Wil Ledezma lhp
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72 Shane Lindsay rhp
27
62 Fernando Nieve rhp 29
73 Scott Rice lhp 30
70 Will Savage rhp
27
71 Ryan Tucker rhp
25
28 Jamey Wright rhp
37

30 Josh Bard c 34
82 Griff Erickson c 24
81 Matt Wallachc 26
67 Jeff Baisley 3b/1b 29
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