This week we will continue our look back at the 2009 season by taking a look at the pitching leaders of each affiliate. Today we will focus on the pitching stats of the GCL Rays. ERA:
1. Kevin James (0.00)
2. Mitch Talbot (0.82)*
3. Jacob Partridge (1.75)
4. Marcus Proctor (1.80)
5. Victor Mateo (1.98)
6. Aneuris Mercedes (2.75)
7. Shawn Smith (3.00)
8. Wilmer Almonte (3.32)
9. Eliazer Suero (3.35)
10. Andrew Bellatti (3.38)
Wins:
1. Victor Mateo (3)
1. Wilmer Almonte (3)
3. Eliazer Suero (2)
3. Enny Romero (2)
3. Jose Monegro (2)
3. Jose Molina (2)
7. Shawn Smith (1)
7. Andrew Bellatti (1)
7. Brad Furdal (1)
7. Matt Swilley (1)
7. Luis Yendis (1)
Saves:
1. Aneuris Mercedes (4)
2. Elvin Perez (3)
3. Eliazer Suero (1)
3. Brad Furdal (1)
3. Matt Swilley (1)
Holds:
1. Jose Molina (2)
1. Shawn Smith (2)
3. Aneuris Mercedes (1)
3. Andrew Bellatti (1)
3. Luis Yendis (1)
3. Jacob Partridge (1)
Strikeouts:
1. Brad Furdal (49)
2. Eliazer Suero (40)
3. Jacob Partridge (39)
4. Victor Mateo (38)
5. Wilmer Almonte (37)
6. Enny Romero (32)
7. Andrew Bellatti (29)
8. Mitch Talbot (21)*
9. Aneuris Mercedes (20)
10. Jose Molina (16)
WHIP:
1. Mitch Talbot (0.45)*
2. Marcus Proctor (0.80)
3. Kevin James (1.00)
4. Victor Mateo (1.02, tenth in GCL)
5. Jake McGee (1.04)*
6. Jacob Partridge (1.08)
7. Wilmer Almonte (1.12)
8. Eliazer Suero (1.18)
9. Andrew Bellatti (1.26)
10. Aneuris Mercedes (1.37)
* denotes 2009 Rays Prospect Top Prospect
see any 2010 top prospects in this bunch
ReplyDeleteOn my preliminary top 30, there are two guys who pitched in the GCL(excepting the rehabbing Talbot/McGee) and both are in the 25-30 range: Kevin James and Jacob Partridge. Andrew Bellatti, Brad Furdal, and a few others are worth keeping an eye on, but the GCL was such a pitcher's league that it's hard to get an accurate read.
ReplyDeleteAny word oh how these pitchers are looking at instructs?
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