Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Rays Full-Season Starting Rotations

Here are the starting rotations for the Rays and the four full-season affiliates to begin the season. Of the 25 named starters, 16 are right-handed and 9 are left-handed. Links take you to their BBREF stats page, and age is as of today.


Tampa Bay Rays
1. James Shields - 30.2
2. David Price* - 26.6
3. Jeremy Hellickson - 24.9
4. Matt Moore* - 22.7
5. Jeff Niemann - 29.0

Durham Bulls
1. Alex Cobb - 24.4
2. Alex Torres* - 24.3
3. Bryan Augenstein - 25.7
4. Chris Archer - 23.5
5. Matt Torra - 27.7

Montgomery Biscuits
1. Shane Dyer - 24.0
2. Alex Colome - 23.2
3. Kyle Lobstein* - 22.6
4. Joseph Cruz - 23.7
5. Jake Thompson - 22.6

Charlotte Stone Crabs
1. Grayson Garvin* - 22.4
2. Enny Romero* - 21.1
3. Albert Suarez - 22.4
4. Wilking Rodriguez - 22.0
5. Braulio Lara* - 23.2

Bowling Green Hot Rods
1. Jake Floethe - 22.8
2. Felipe Rivero* - 20.7
3. Parker Markel - 21.5
4. Ryan Carpenter* - 21.6
5. Roberto Gomez - 22.6
-- By Doug at 9:25 PM

5 comments:

  1. AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 10:49 AM

    Thanks Doug! But are these your guesses or have the rotations been announced? I'm just wondering because I'm a bit surprised by Gomez i the BG rotation over Bellatti and no Riefenhauser, althought I'm not sure who he would even bump from that rotation.

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  2. DougApril 4, 2012 at 1:04 PM

    These are the announced rotations to begin the season for all five teams. If they were guesses I would have been wrong too!

    Guys who didn't make rotations now but may start some games this season: Davis in MLB; Reid in AAA; Kelly, Koronis, Paduch and FDLS in AA; Jensen, CJR and Mateo in A+; Bellatti, McEachern, Shull and Partridge in A. On the depth chart I listed these guys near the top of the relievers sort of as long-men or spot starters, with expected closers at the bottom of the relievers.

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  3. bvert38April 4, 2012 at 3:55 PM

    Kind of surprised that McEachern and Bellatti are moved to the pen when it's been reported that Floethe and Markel could transition very nicely in a bullpen role and rocket up the system. Any thoughts on why this occured?

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  4. AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 7:29 PM

    I'm surprised to see Bellatti being moved to the pen. However, I'm not surprised to see McEachern being moved to the pen.

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  5. AnonymousApril 4, 2012 at 8:01 PM

    Any. Clue. What happens to Spann

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