Here are the minor league leaders heading into June and how they compare to the Rays MLB leaders in the same category:
Batting Average
Rays MLB Leader: Matt Joyce (.295)
1. Ryan Brett (.320)
2. Leslie Anderson (.316)
3. Omar Luna (.311)
4. Jeff Malm (.297)
5. Mikie Mahtook (.291)
6. Drew Vettleson (.283)
7. Jesus Feliciano (.282)
8. Hector Guevara (.275)
9. Cameron Seitzer (.269)
10. Cole Figeroa (.268)
Home Runs
Rays MLB Leader: Matt Joyce and Luke Scott (9)
1. Henry Wrigley (10)
2. Kyeong Kang (9)
3. Josh Sale (7)
RBI's
Rays MLB Leader: Luke Scott (35)
1. Henry Wrigley (39)
2. Tyler Bortnick (30)
2. Todd Glaesmann (30)
4. Kyeong Kang (29)
5. Jeff Malm (28)
Stolen Bases
Rays MLB Leader: BJ Upton (11)
1. Ty Morrison (17)
2. Tyler Bortnick (15)
3. Ryan Brett (15)
3. Omar Luna (15)
5. Hak-Ju Lee (14)
ERA
Rays MLB Leader: David Price (2.44)
1. Felipe Rivero (1.89)
2. CJ Riefenhauser (2.30)
3. Roberto Gomez (3.09)
4. Jake Floethe (3.27)
5. Shane Dyer (3.27)
6. Ryan Carpenter (3.59)
7. Enny Romero (3.62)
8. Jim Paduch (3.88)
9. Albert Suarez (3.95)
10. Matt Buschmann (4.30)
Wins
Rays MLB Leader: David Price (7)
1. CJ Riefenhauser (6)
2. Ryan Carpenter (5)
2. Jake Floethe (5)
2. Felipe Rivero (5)
Saves
Rays MLB Leader: Fernando Rodney (17)
1. Chris Rearick (10)
2. Dane De La Rosa (6)
2. Austin Hubbard (6)
4. Adam Liberatore (5)
5. Brandon Gomes (4)
Strikeouts
Rays MLB Leader: James Shields (74)
1. Chris Archer (69)
2. CJ Riefenhauser (60)
3. Felipe Rivero (55)
4. Ryan Carpenter (52)
5. Kyle Lobstein (49)
Wonder if something is up in Charlotte. Here are the projected starters.
ReplyDeleteSat was Suarez
Sun is Lara
Mon is CJ
Tues is Enny
Weds is TBD
Thurs is Suarez again
Notice who's spot the TBD is on Wed? Grayson Garvin, last year's supp 1st rounder (59th overall) out of Vandy.
Hasn't pitched great, 4.87 ERA over 10 starts, 35-18 SO-BB in 44.1 IP. About the same in April (4.50 ERA in 22 IP) as May (5.29 ERA in 22.1 IP).
Hurt? Promoted? Someone coming up from BG? Just an omission or typo?
Last time out was 5/30, went 4.2 gave up 5 ER on 5 hits and 4 walks with only 1 SO. He's much better against LHB, as you would expect, .185 avg against vs .242 against RHB.
Last fun fact, despite his struggles he's yet to allow a HR as a pro.
Poor Flothe had another good outing and this makes at least 4 no decision's! He should be 9-1! Rivero had a fair outing but since he has set the bar so high giving up 3 runs is a major disappointment. He should also have 3 more wins at least...I would promote one of these 2, leaning towards Flothe because of age and college exp!!!
ReplyDeleteFloethe has only had 2 bad starts, the last one in April and the last one in May, both on the road. Overall he's been dominant at home, but not so great on the road:
ReplyDeleteHome - 38.0 IP, 1.18 ERA, 21 hits, 31 SO
Road - 25.1 IP, 6.45 ERA, 31 hits, 15 SO
Overall - 63.1 IP, 3.28 ERA, 52 hits, 46 SO
But only 1 home run on the year, at home even.