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Tuesday, September 19, 2017

WTHB Astros MiLB 2017 Players of the Year

There were so many amazing feats of baseball excellence in the Astros system this season that I wish I could acknowledge them all. Here are just a few ...

FULL SEASON PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: OF KYLE TUCKER
Kyle Tucker - August 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

Despite somewhat uneven results following his late May promotion to AA Corpus Christi, Tucker was still the player to beat in terms of the breadth of his accomplishments for 2017. In 120 games between Buies Creek and Corpus Christi, Tucker batted .274/.346/.528 with 33 doubles, five triples, 25 home runs, 90 RBI, 70 runs scored, 21 stolen bases and eight outfield assists. He was the only 20/20 man in the Astros minor league system, an accomplishment worth noting. As is the fact that he is still only 20 years old at AA.

Serious consideration was also given to Quad Cities/Buies Creek OF Carmen Benedetti (.316/.421/.452 in 92 games); Quad Cities/Buies Creek OF Ronnie Dawson (.278/.363/.437 in 129 games) and Buies Creek/Corpus Christi OF Myles Straw (.290/.405/.360 in 127 games). Benedetti has an outstanding right field arm (11 outfield assists), developing power (27 doubles, one triple and five home runs) and excellent on-base skills. Ronnie Dawson's numbers may not look that impressive until you consider that he hit .314/.410/.490 from June 1st on and .333/.413/.502 from July 1st forward. And, last but certainly not least, Myles Straw may not be a power threat, but his 38 stolen bases for the season show him to be a legitimate speed threat; he also scored 90 runs and collected 14 outfield assists.

Note that I did not consider any players who have already made their major league debut (sorry, Tony Kemp!).

STARTER OF THE YEAR: RHP ROGELIO ARMENTEROS

Rogelio Armenteros - April 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

There were a number of very good pitching performances in the Astros minor league system in 2017, but no one was quite as dominant as Rogelio Armenteros. Armenteros split his season between Corpus Christi and Fresno and compiled a 10-4 record with a 2.04 ERA, a 1.043 WHIP and 38 walks to 146 strikeouts in 123.2 innings. His stats were almost identical at the two levels with the main difference being an astonishing 8-1 record in his 10 starts at the higher level.

Honorable mention goes to Quad Cities/Buies Creek RHP Carson LaRue (12-7, 3.23 ERA, 1.133 WHIP, 30BB:105SO in 120 IP); Quad Cities/Buies Creek RHP Jorge Alcala (7-6, 3.05 ERA, 1.061 WHIP, 45BB:95SO in 109.1 IP); Buies Creek/Corpus Christi RHP Yoanys Quiala (9-5, 2.57 ERA, 1.187 WHIP, 24BB:92SO, 108.2 innings); and Quad Cities/Buies Creek/Corpus Christi RHP Forrest Whitley (5-4, 2.83 ERA, 12.13 WHIP, 34BB:143SO, 92.1 IP).

RELIEVER OF THE YEAR: RHP NICK HERNANDEZ

Nick Hernandez - August 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

I struggled with this one a little bit, but ultimately I went with Nick Hernandez. Hernandez was lights out in his time with Buies Creek (1.59 ERA, 0.853 WHIP with 9 saves in 24 appearances), but the numbers following his promotion to Corpus Christi were a little less flashy (5.84 ERA, 1.297 WHIP with 1 save in 14 appearances). But once I dug down a little bit further, I was sold. Hernandez inherited 32 runners and allowed only two of them to score and he converted 10 of 11 save opportunities. He ended the season with a 1-3 record, 10 saves, a 3.38 ERA, a 1.040 WHIP and held batters to a .170 average in 38 appearances (58.2 IP).

There were several other pitchers that I considered for this award, primary among them Buies Creek/Corpus Christi RHP Riley Ferrell (3.67 ERA, 1.204 WHIP, 6 saves in 38 appearances). Ferrell started out the season slowly, but hit his stride late. He had a 2.45 ERA and a 0.773 WHIP from July 1st forward, holding batters to a .158 batting average. In his final nine appearances, he allowed only three hits, zero walks and zero runs over 12.1 innings.

CATCHER OF THE YEAR: CHUCKIE ROBINSON

Chuckie Robinson - July 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

I like a catcher who is a well-rounded player and that sums up who Chuckie Robinson is. He not only has a solid bat (.274/.330/.463 with 32 doubles, two triples and 15 home runs) and a good arm (41% caught stealing rate in 2017), but he can also steal an occasional base as he did seven times during the season. He was an invaluable member of the Quad Cities team both during the season as he caught around 30 or so pitchers who came through the level, as well as the River Bandits postseason, catching eight of nine games and contributing four home runs and eight RBI.

SHORT SEASON PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: OF RAMIRO RODRIGUEZ

Rodriguez spent the vast majority of his season with the Dominican Summer League with a mid-August promotion to the Gulf Coast League that saw him continue with his dominance at the plate. In 58 games, Rodriguez hit .335/.440/.500 with 11 doubles, three triples, five home runs, 24 RBI, 37 runs scored and eight stolen bases. He walked 30 times to only 23 strikeouts. Rodriguez is from Panama and will be 20 in February.

STARTER OF THE YEAR: LHP ANTONIO PUJOLS

In his first season in the Astros system, Pujols made quite an impression, compiling a 4-2 record with a 1.65 ERA, a 0.933 WHIP and 16 walks to 49 strikeouts in 54.2 innings of work. He held opposing batters to a .186/.250/.266 batting line. Pujols is from the Dominican Republic and will turn 20 in January.

RELIEVER OF THE YEAR: RHP JESUS BALAGUER

Jesus Balaguer was 5-2 with 4 saves, a 2.73 ERA and a 1.061 WHIP in 18 bullpen appearances for Greeneville, Tri-City and Quad Cities this season. He walked 15 batters and struck out 53 in 33 innings of work and held hitters to a .175/.271/.263 batting line. Balaguer, who just turned 24 in August, is from Cuba and 2017 was his first season in the U.S.

TEAM OF THE YEAR: QUAD CITIES RIVER BANDITS

Russ Steinhorn - July 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

Russ Steinhorn guided the 62 players who came through the River Bandits clubhouse in 2017 to the Midwest League Championship in his second season as a manager in the Astros system. He first managed in the Dominican Summer League in 2016, an experience that came in very handy for him as 30 of those 62 players he managed in Quad Cities were Latin American and ran the gamut in their abilities to communicate in the English language. Steinhorn created a great clubhouse culture that blended all of the personalities and backgrounds, resulting in a vibrant atmosphere with great chemistry and energy both on and off the field. The River Bandits ended the season with a 79-59 record, the best mark in the Astros minor league system and, of course, bragging rights at Spring Training 2018 as they will be the only Astros MiLB team to be presented with championship rings.

MISCELLANEOUS AWARDS ...
(SOME SERIOUS, SOME NOT SO MUCH)

BEST HAIR: RHP DEAN DEETZ

Dean Deetz - April 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

Not only does he have hair that would fit in alongside Yuli Gurriel and George Springer, he also has a great sense of humor and took no offense when I mentioned that his hair made him look like a porcupine.

Honorable mention has to go to Cesar Rosado though ...



MOST LIKELY TO BREAK OUT DANCING IN THE CLUBHOUSE (OR ANYWHERE ELSE FOR THAT MATTER): OF RONNIE DAWSON


BEST BASEBALL NAME: OF FILDEX PERFECTO

Surely the Astros are planning to convert this young man to a pitcher just so someone gets the opportunity to report on a Perfecto Perfecto one day!!!

BEST USE OF DUGOUT PAPER CUPS: RHP CY SNEED

Cy Sneed - April 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

HAVE A GAME AWARD, PART 1: C EDUARDO DE OLEO

De Oleo hit three home runs in ONE GAME on April 21st. It was only his second game in the Astros system.

MOST INTERESTING FACE: RHP CRISTIAN JAVIER

Cristian Javier - July 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

I have been intrigued by Javier's face since I met him last year ... so interesting, mysterious and somehow vulnerable. Oh, and he's a really good pitcher too!

BEST DEBUT BY A PITCHER IN 2017: LHP KIT SCHEETZ

With apologies to NDFA RHP Brendan Feldmann and 11th rounder LHP Brandon Beilak, each of whom had terrific starts to their pro careers, I have to go with Kit Scheetz, another non-drafted free agent who started his season with the Gulf Coast League rookie club, was quickly promoted to Tri-City and earned his way to Quad Cities in mid-August. From rookie ball to earning a win in Low A postseason play in your first professional season while compiling a 1.72 ERA and a 1.021 WHIP is pretty impressive no matter how you look at it. In 47 innings in the regular season, he walked nine and struck out 53.

CUTEST COUPLE, PART 1: TRENT WOODWARD AND KYLE TUCKER


Trent Woodward and Kyle Tucker - August 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

BEST NICKNAME: FREUDIS "SUPER" NOVA

Freudis was christened "Super" Nova after hitting two home runs in one game on August 3rd.

BEST SMILE: 1B DEX MCCALL

Dex McCall - August 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

HAVE A GAME AWARD, PART 2: C NERIO RODRIGUEZ

Rodriguez caught five baserunners in one game on July 28th. In addition, he hit a home run. According to MLB pipeline, that combination has NEVER happened before.

BEST DEBUT BY A POSITION PLAYER IN 2017: JOSH ROJAS

Josh Rojas - July 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

There are several deserving candidates, but I have to go with the 26th rounder out of the University of Hawaii. Not only did he skip rookie ball and the short season clubs altogether to make his debut with Low A Quad Cities, he also subbed in at AAA Fresno at the end of the season, and he more than held his own at the plate, hitting .261/.319/.478 with five doubles, five triples and 10 home runs in 56 games. Primarily a third baseman/second baseman, he also played a couple games at short and ended up playing outfield in the postseason where he was credited with two outfield assists.

ONLY IN THE DSL AWARD: ASTROS ORANGE TEAM

On June 21st, the Astros Orange team scored six runs in one inning without collecting a hit ... six walks, three hit batters, two wild pitches, one passed ball and one stolen base ... only in the DSL!

CUTEST COUPLE, PART 2: TROY SIEBER AND KRISTIAN TROMPIZ

Troy Sieber and Kristian Trompiz - July 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

HAVE A GAME AWARD, PART 3: 1B/OF JOSE BENJAMIN

Benjamin hit for the cycle in only four at-bats in a rain shortened game on July 17th ... double in the first, triple in the third, home run in the fifth and single in the sixth.

HALL OF FAME AWARD: RHP BROCK DYKXHOORN

Brock Dykxhoorn - April 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

Dykxhoorn has the distinction, as far as I know, of being the only current Astros minor leaguer to have already been inducted into the Hall of Fame ... the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame, that is. He was inducted this past summer as a member of the Pan Am Gold Medal 2015 Canadian National Team.

MOST LIKELY TO BREAK A FEW HEARTS: RHP FORREST WHITLEY
Forrest Whitley - August 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

What can I say? He's talented, charming, good looking and a top prospect! 

HAVE A GAME AWARD, LAST CALL: C JAMIE RITCHIE

Jamie Ritchie - August 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

Ritchie hit for the cycle on August 6th ... home run in the second, single in the fifth, double in the seventh, triple in the eighth. According to twitter, saving the triple for last (and getting it) is the equivalent of getting every beautiful girl in the bar to go home with you at closing time.

2017 ASTROS MILB BY THE NUMBERS

TEAM STATS


  • 893: Regular season Astros minor league games played
  • 456-437: Cumulative record of all nine Astros MiLB teams
  • +150: Cumulative run differential for all nine teams
  • 9: Astros MiLB teams
  • 5: Astros MiLB teams with winning records
  • 2: Astros MiLB teams advancing to the playoffs (Greeneville and Quad Cities)
  • 1: Astros MiLB team winning a League Championship (Quad Cities/Midwest League Champions)



  • 5.52: Highest team ERA in the Astros MiLB system (Fresno Grizzlies)
  • 4.13: Cumulative ERA for all pitchers in the Astros MiLB system
  • 3.53: Lowest team ERA in the Astros MiLB system (Gulf Coast League Astros)
  • 1.607: Highest team WHIP in the Astros MiLB system (Fresno Grizzlies)
  • 1.397: Cumulative WHIP for all pitchers in the Astros MiLB system
  • 1.216: Lowest team WHIP in the Astros MiLB system (Buies Creek Astros)



  • .473: Highest team SLG in the Astros MiLB system (Fresno Grizzlies)
  • .397: Cumulative SLG for all players in the Astros MiLB system
  • .316: Lowest team SLG in the Astros MiLB system (DSL Astros Orange)
  • .359: Highest team OBP in the Astros MiLB system (Fresno Grizzlies)
  • .337: Cumulative OBP for all players in the Astros MiLB system
  • .304: Lowest team OBP in the Astros MiLB system (Tri-City ValleyCats)
  • .282: Highest team BA in the Astros MiLB system (Fresno Grizzlies)
  • .251: Cumulative BA for all players in the Astros MiLB system
  • .216: Lowest team BA in the Astros MiLB system (Tri-City ValleyCats)


OFFENSIVE LEADERS




Minimum 300 PA for full season and minimum 150 PA for short season to qualify



PITCHING LEADERS




Minimum 70 innings pitched for full season and minimum 40 innings pitched for short season to qualify

  • 13.9: Strikeouts per nine innings for Quad Cities/Buies Creek/Corpus Christi RHP Forrest Whitley in 92.1 innings (143 strikeouts), the full season leader
  • 11.6: Strikeouts per nine innings for Tri-City RHP Colin McKee in 41 innings (53 strikeouts), the short season leader
  • 5.8: Hits per nine innings for Quad Cities/Buies Creek RHP Jorge Alcala in 109.1 innings, the full season leader
  • 4.2: Hits per nine innings for Tri-City RHP Colin McKee in 41 innings, the short season leader
  • 1.7: Walks per nine innings for GCL/Tri-City/Quad Cities LHP Kit Scheetz in 47 innings, the short season leader
  • 1.6: Walks per nine innings for Corpus Christi/Fresno RHP Trent Thornton in 131.1 innings, the full season leader
  • 5.89: Strikeout-to-walk rate for GCL/Tri-City/Quad Cities LHP Kit Scheetz in 47 innings, the short season leader
  • 4.39: Strikeout-to-walk rate for Corpus Christi/Fresno RHP Trent Thornton in 131.1 innings, the full season leader
  • 0.933: WHIP from DSL LHP Antonio Pujols in 54.2 innings, the short season leader
  • 1.043: WHIP from Corpus Christi/Fresno RHP Rogelio Armenteros in 123.2 innings, the full season leader
  • 1.65: ERA from DSL LHP Antonio Pujols in 54.2 innings, the short season leader
  • 2.04: ERA from Corpus Christi/Fresno RHP Rogelio Armenteros in 123.2 innings pitched, the full season leader


Previous By The Numbers Posts from 2017
April
May
June
July
August/September

If you made it this far, thank you all for reading! And a special thanks to Dustin Nguyen who has provided continuously excellent recaps and helped keep me sane over these last few years!!! Come back soon for my Rule 5 post.

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Friday, September 8, 2017

August/September Astros MiLB Standouts: By the Numbers

So many stars, so little time!!! Looking at the Astros farm system for August/September by the numbers ...

A.J. Reed - June 2016
Photo by Jayne Hansen

Rogelio Armenteros - April 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen

Unless otherwise noted, all stats are for the month of August plus the first few days of September, for those teams whose seasons carried over into September, and only includes the regular season. Stay tuned for my final By the Numbers and Awards once postseason play concludes.


  • 127: Number of games it took Fresno 1B A.J. Reed to reach 34 home runs, the most in the minor leagues in 2017 (9-4)
  • 104: Number of games it took Corpus Christi OF Kyle Tucker to become a 20/20 man (8-17)
  • 40: Hits in 28 games -- a tie between Fresno IF/OF Tony Kemp and Buies Creek 3B Randy Cesar
  • 40: Strikeouts in August/September -- a tie between Fresno RHP Rogelio Armenteros (30IP) and Quad Cities RHP Cristian Javier (30.2IP)
  • 30.2: Innings pitched by Quad Cities RHP Cristian Javier, the most in the system for August/September
  • 29: RBIs in 29 games for Fresno 1B A.J. Reed
  • 25: Walks drawn by Buies Creek/Corpus Christi OF Myles Straw in 29 games and by Fresno IF Colin Walsh in 31 games
  • 22: Runners caught stealing by DSL C Brandon Benavente in 15 games in August (!!!)
  • 22: Innings played in one day in two extra inning games of a double header for Tri-City on 8-29 by OF Bryan de la Cruz, Gabriel Bracamonte (caught for 10 innings; DH for 12), SS Jonathan Arauz, 3B Adrian Tovalin, 1B Colton Shaver, OF Jake Meyers and OF Andy Pineda
  • 20th: Base stolen by Greeneville OF Wilson Amador on 8-27 to lead the Appy League for the season
  • 19: Scoreless inning streak for Greeneville LHP Adam Bleday came to an end on 8-8 on an unearned run (promoted to Tri-City following this appearance)
  • 17: Total strikeouts by RHP Hansel Paulino (8) and LHP Cole Watts (9) for Greeneville in 8.1 innings on 8-10
  • 16: Total strikeouts from RHP Cristian Javier (10) and LHP Kit Scheetz (6) for Quad Cities in 9 innings of a 3-hit shutout on 8-26
  • 16: Stolen bases from DSL SS Deury Carrasco in 23 games
  • 15.4: Strikeouts per nine innings for Tri-City RHP Collin McKee (29 strikeouts in 17 innings over 9 appearances)
  • 15 Games: Hit streak by Quad Cities OF Ronnie Dawson from 7-21 to 8-6, 12 of which were multi-hit games (hit .483/.551/.672 during the streak)
  • 14: Bullpen appearances by Fresno RHP Jacob Dorris, the most in the system in August/September
  • 12-1: Season record for Quad Cities over Burlington after sweeping that team on 8-2 through 8-4
  • 12: Home runs smacked by Fresno 1B A.J. Reed in 29 games
  • 11: Strikeouts from Corpus Christi RHP Forrest Whitley on 8-17 in his AA debut (two hits and no walks over six shutout innings)
  • 10: Strikeouts from Fresno RHP Rogelio Armenteros in 5 innings pitched on 8-12
  • 10: Strikeouts from Fresno RHP David Martinez in 7 innings on 8-24
  • 9: Strikeouts from Tri-City RHP Corbin Martin in 4 no-hit innings for his first professional save on 8-9
  • 9: Strikeouts from Buies Creek RHP Elieser Hernandez in three innings of relief, working around one hit and two walks
  • 9 Games: Win streak by Quad Cities to start the month of August
  • 8: No-hit innings from RHP Juan Robles and LHP Kit Scheetz for Tri-City on 8-3
  • 8: Stolen bases by the DSL Astros Orange team on 8-4
  • 8: Innings pitched by Fresno RHP Rogelio Armenteros on 8-26, 7.1 of which were no-hit innings
  • 7: Shutout innings from RHP Cy Sneed for Corpus Christi on 8-3
  • 7: Innings pitched by Fresno RHP Rogelio Armenteros on 8-18, 6.2 of which were no-hit innings
  • 5: No-hit innings from RHP Ronel Blanco for Quad Cities on 8-5
  • 5: Shutout innings with 8 strikeouts from RHP Leovanny Rodriguez for Tri-City on 8-24
  • 5: Shutout innings with 7 strikeouts (and the win) from RHP Chad Donato in his Appy League debut on 8-11
  • 5: Times DSL OF Renaigel Martis reached base on 8-25 as he went 4-for-4 with a walk, a double, a triple, 3 RBI and 3 runs scored
  • 5: Times GCL Astros 3B/2B Enmanuel Valdez reached base on the final game of the season, going 3-for-3 with two walks, and RBI and 2 runs scored (9-2)
  • 4: Perfect innings from LHP Sean Stutzman for Buies Creek to start off the month on 8-1
  • 4: Perfect innings from RHP Alex House for Tri-City a day later on 8-2
  • 3: Straight games (8-18 to 8-20) in which Corpus Christi 2B Ryne Birk hit a home run (including a Grand Slam on 8-18)
  • 3: Home runs hit in a Tri-City double header by Tri-City OF Jake Meyers on 9-4, the first of his pro career
  • 2: Hits allowed (and no walks) in a 8-12 Tri-City shutout by RHP Matt Ruppenthal and RHP Diogenes Almengo
  • 2: Hits allowed over 12 innings in a Tri-City extra inning win on 8-29 by RHP Tyler Ivey, RHP Diogenes Almengo and LHP Ben Smith
  • 2: Hits allowed (and no walks) in a seven inning complete game shutout on 9-2 by RHP Jorge Alcala for Buies Creek
  • 2 HR Game Club: DSL SS Freudis "Super" Nova on 8-3; Buies Creek 2B/SS Alex DeGoti on 8-4; Greeneville 1B Roman Garcia on 8-11; Fresno IF Tyler White on 8-20; Fresno 1B A.J. Reed on 8-21 (and again on 8-25 and again on 8-29!); Tri-City 1B Colton Shaver on 8-21 (including a walk-off Grand Slam); Corpus Christi OF Ramon Laureano on 8-23; Rehabbing C Max Stassi for Corpus Christi on 8-30; Tri-City 1B Jake Meyers on 9-4
  • 1: Steal of home by DSL OF Fildex Perfecto on 8-4 (his second steal of home for the season); also accomplished by DSL SS Deury Carrasco on 8-9
  • 1: Cycle hit by Corpus Christi C Jamie Ritchie on 8-6 (home run in the 2nd, single in the 5th, double in the 7th, triple in the 8th)
  • 1: Walk-off Grand Slam hit by Corpus Christi OF Jason Martin on 8-9
  • 1: RBI the hard way from GCL Astros 3B/2B Enmanuel Valdez who was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded and "drove in" the decisive run on 8-11
  • 1: Grand Slam hit by Quad Cities OF Chas McCormick on 8-13, the first home run of his pro career
  • 0: Hits collected by Quad Cities as they were no-hit on 8-22 before clinching a playoff berth the next day
  • 0: Inherited baserunners allowed to score by Corpus Christi RHP Nick Hernandez out of 11 (Quad Cities LHP Salvador Montano stranded 11 of 14 and Corpus Christi RHP Ralph Garza stranded 10 of 12)


Yoanys Quiala - August 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen




Riley Ferrell - August 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen


  • 0.243: WHIP for Corpus Christi RHP Riley Ferrell (9G, 12.1IP)
  • 0.672: WHIP for Tri-City RHP Brandon Bielak (6G/3GS, 22.1IP)
  • 0.818: WHIP for Buies Creek/Corpus Christi LHP Sean Stutzman (10G, 18.1IP)
  • 0.848: WHIP for Quad Cities RHP Cristian Javier (6G/5GS, 30.2IP)
  • 0.865: WHIP for DSL LHP Jervic Chavez (6G/1GS, 17.1IP)
  • 0.878: WHIP for GCL Buies Creek RHP Devin Raftery (7G, 13.2IP)
  • 0.900: WHIP for Fresno RHP Rogelio Armenteros (5G/5GS, 30IP)
  • 0.917: WHIP for Fresno RHP Jacob Dorris (14G, 24IP)
  • 0.945: WHIP for Corpus Christi/Buies Creek RHP Kevin Hill (8G, 24.1IP)
  • 0.960: WHIP for DSL RHP Angel Ortega (5G/2GS, 16.2IP)
  • 0.988: WHIP for Tri-City/Quad Cities LHP Kit Scheetz (6G/4GS, 27.1IP)
  • 1.026: WHIP for Tri-City LHP Luis Ramirez (9G, 12.2IP)
  • 1.050: WHIP for Corpus Christi RHP Ryan Thompson (11G, 20IP)
  • 1.050: WHIP for Greeneville/Tri-City RHP Ian Hardman (8G, 13.1IP)
  • 1.086: WHIP for Corpus Christi RHP Yoanys Quiala (4G/2GS, 19.1IP)
  • 1.091: WHIP for Buies Creek RHP Erasmo Pinales (8G, 14.2IP)


Troy Sieber - July 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen


  • 1.060: OPS by Fresno 1B A.J. Reed in 29 games
  • .992: OPS by Quad Cities 1B Troy Sieber in 20 games
  • .976: OPS by Corpus Christi C Jamie Ritchie in 19 games
  • .673: SLG by Fresno 1B A.J. Reed in 29 games
  • .577: SLG by Fresno IF Tyler White in 20 games
  • .530: SLG by Greeneville 1B Roman Garcia in 23 games
  • .517: SLG by Corpus Christi C Jamie Ritchie in 19 games
  • .514: SLG by Quad Cities 1B Troy Sieber in 20 games
  • .512: SLG by Corpus Christi 2B Ryne Birk in 26 games
  • .509: SLG by Buies Creek 3B Randy Cesar in 28 games
  • .478: OBP by Quad Cities 1B Troy Sieber in 20 games
  • .467: OBP by DSL 1B Michael Garcia in 18 games
  • .459: OBP by Corpus Christi C Jamie Ritchie in 19 games
  • .366: BA by DSL IF/OF Sean Mendoza in 24 games
  • .351: BA by Buies Creek 3B Randy Cesar in 28 games
  • .348: BA by Fresno IF/OF Tony Kemp in 28 games
  • .343: BA by Quad Cities 1B Troy Sieber in 20 games
  • .337: BA by Greeneville 1B Roman Garcia in 23 games


Note: Recently traded Daz Cameron would have ranked highly on this list as he batted .377/.460/.566/1.026 in his final 28 games in the Astros system.
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Thursday, August 3, 2017

July Astros MiLB Standouts: By the Numbers

So many stars, so little time!!! Looking at the Astros farm system for July by the numbers ...

Ronnie Dawson - July 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen


  • 390: Number of days between the date RHP Chad Donato was drafted in the 2016 11th round and the date of his first professional start (Donato underwent TJ surgery on 7/1/16)
  • 66.7: Percentage of base runners caught (6 of 9) by Buies Creek C Jake Rogers
  • 61.5: Percentage of base runners caught (8 of 13) by DSL C Nerio Rodriguez
  • 61: Runs scored by Fresno in a 4-game series in Las Vegas from 7-17 thru 7-20; included 66 hits and 19 home runs
  • 53.3: Percentage of base runners caught (8 of 15) by Quad Cities C Chuckie Robinson
  • 43: Hits by Quad Cities OF Carmen Benedetti, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 37: Strikeouts by Buies Creek RHP Forrest Whitley (in 22.1 IP), to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 29: RBI by Fresno 1B A.J. Reed, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 26: Runs scored by Quad Cities OF Ronnie Dawson, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 25: Walks drawn by Fresno OF Preston Tucker, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 24 Games: Hitting streak by Fresno IF/OF Tony Kemp (from 6-22 thru 7-19)
  • 20: Percentage of inherited runners allowed to score (2 of 10) by Corpus Christi RHP Ryan Thompson
  • 19: Hits collected by the Buies Creek 'Stros, including 5 home runs, on 7-4
  • 18: Walks issued by the DSL Astros Orange team on 7-20 (only in the DSL!); the DSL Pirates scored 13 runs on only 5 hits in that game
  • 14 Games: Hitting streak by Buies Creek 2B Ryne Birk (from 6-29 thru 7-13); promoted to Corpus Christi a few days later
  • 14: Stolen bases by Quad Cities IF Kristian Trompiz, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 13: Home runs hit collectively by the Astros affiliates in 8 games on 7-15 (with 3 grand slams, 1 each by Fresno's Tyler White, Corpus Christi's Jack Mayfield and Quad Cities' Troy Sieber)
  • 12: Wins in a row by the Fresno Grizzlies (from 6-23 thru 7-4); also had 8-, 4- and 5-game win streaks in July
  • 11.1: Percentage of inherited runners allowed to score (1 of 9) by Corpus Christi RHP Nick Hernandez (including stranding bases loaded twice)
  • 11: Home runs hit by Fresno IF Jack Mayfield, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 11: Number of games it took Greeneville OF Patrick Mathis to collect his first professional home run, a grand slam, on 7-14
  • 10: Strikeouts in 5.2 shutout innings for Buies Creek RHP Forrest Whitley on 7-15
  • 9: Doubles hit by Quad Cities C Chuckie Robinson, Corpus Christi OF Ramon Laureano and Corpus Christi OF Jason Martin, to tie for the Astros affiliates lead
  • 8.2: No-hit innings pitched by Corpus Christi LHP Alex Winkelman, broken up by a single from Frisco 2B Andy Ibanez
  • 6: Home runs hit by the Fresno lineup on 7-17 (including a grand slam from OF Jon Kemmer)
  • 6: Home runs hit by the Fresno lineup again on 7-18
  • 6: Home runs hit by the Fresno lineup yet again on 7-20
  • 5: Runners caught stealing by DSL Astros Blue team C Nerio Rodriguez; as a bonus, he also hit a home run in the game, making history



  • 5: Perfect innings by GCL RHP Tanner Duncan in his first two outings after signing as a non-drafted free agent with the Astros
  • 5: No-hit innings (plus 9K) in High A debut for RHP Forrest Whitley on 7-3
  • 5: Hits from Quad Cities OF Carmen Benedetti on 7-3
  • 5: Hits from Corpus Christi OF Ramon Laureano on 7-9
  • 5: Starts from RHP Rogelio Armenteros for Fresno in July
  • 5: Wins from RHP Rogelio Armenteros for Fresno in July
  • 4: Triples hit by GCL (now Greeneville) 1B Jose Benjamin, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 4: Scoreless innings out of the bullpen from Fresno LHP Kent Emanuel in his AAA debut
  • 3: Stolen bases by Tri-City OF Andy Pineda in one game on 7-7
  • 3.1: Perfect innings of relief by GCL RHP Juan Corniel on 7-12
  • 2: Perfect innings with 5K by GCL RHP Corbin Martin in his pro debut on 7-14
  • 2 HR Game Club: Fresno C Max Stassi (7-3); Buies Creek 1B/OF Spencer Johnson (7-4); Tri-City DH Reid Russell (7-6); Quad Cities OF Ronnie Dawson (7-7); Corpus Christi IF Jack Mayfield (7-15); Fresno SS Reid Brignac (7-17); 2 HR in the same inning for Quad Cities OF Ronnie Dawson (7-19); Quad Cities IF Josh Rojas (7-19); Fresno OF Jon Kemmer (7-22); Fresno 1B A.J. Reed (7-20); Tri-City 3B Adrian Tovalin, including a grand slam in his first game following a promotion to Tri-City (7-24); Fresno 3B J.D. Davis, including a grand slam (7-25)
  • 1.2: Innings pitched by former Astros first rounder Jio Mier for the Las Vegas 51s on 7-17 (yes, he's an infielder); allowed only one run out of the 22 scored by Fresno that night
  • 1: Hit allowed by Tri-City RHP Tyler Ivey, RHP Diogenes Almengo, LHP Carlos Hiraldo (1 H) and RHP Reggie Johnson in a 10-inning shutout of Vermont (7.1 innings with no hits) on 7-31
  • 1: Inside-the-park home run for OF Stephen Wrenn on 7-3, the first for the Buies Creek/Fayetteville franchise
  • 1: Steal of home by the perfectly named Fildex Perfecto (DSL) on 7-8
  • 1: Cycle for GCL 1B Jose Benjamin in only four at-bats in a rain shortened game (double in the first, triple in the third, home run in the fifth and single in the sixth)
  • 1st Game at Tri-City/1st Walk-Off Grand Slam: Tri-City DH/1B Colton Shaver wasted no time, collecting his first grand slam (a walk-off) in his first game following his promotion to the level
  • 1: Shrimp (Walk-off Walk) by Tri-City 1B Jake Adams in extra innings on 7-31
  • 0: Percentage of inherited runners allowed to score (0 of 9) by Quad Cities RHP Dustin Hunt
  • 0: Hits by the Tri-City lineup against Staten Island on 7-29 😢


Brendan McCurry - April 2016
Photo by Jayne Hansen


  • 0.00: ERA for Fresno RHP Brendan McCurry in 11 bullpen appearances (15.1 IP)
  • 0.00: ERA for Tri-City RHP Reggie Johnson in 8 bullpen appearances (14.0 IP)
  • 0.00: ERA for GCL/Tri-City RHP Corbin Martin (2017 2nd round pick) in 4 games/2 starts (13.0 IP)
  • 0.00: ERA for DSL RHP Luis de Paula in 6 bullpen appearances (11.2 IP)
  • 0.47: ERA for DSL/GCL RHP Nivaldo Rodriguez in 5 games/2 starts (19.1 IP)
  • 0.64: ERA for DSL RHP Fredis Guerrero in 4 games/3 starts (14.0 IP)
  • 0.73: ERA for Greeneville/Tri-City/Quad Cities RHP Jesus Balaguer in 7 bullpen appearances (12.1 IP)
  • 0.75: ERA for DSL LHP Denilson Lugo in 4 games/1 start (12.0IP)
  • 0.79: ERA for GCL/Tri-City RHP Brandon Bielak (2017 11th round) in 4 games/1 start (11.1 IP)
  • 0.82: ERA for Quad Cities LHP Salvador Montano in 7 bullpen appearances (11.0 IP)
  • 0.84: ERA for Corpus Christi/Fresno RHP Jacob Dorris in 7 bullpen appearances (10.2 IP)
  • 0.93: ERA for Quad Cities/Buies Creek RHP Kevin Hill in 5 games (19.1 IP) 
  • 1.35: ERA for GCL (Rehab)/Buies Creek RHP Elieser Hernandez in 5 games/4 starts (20.0 IP)
  • 1.42: ERA for Buies Creek LHP Sean Stutzman in 5 games (12.2 IP)
  • 1.61: ERA for Quad Cities RHP Abdiel Saldana in 5 games/4 starts (28.0 IP)
  • 1.62: ERA for GCL/Tri-City LHP Kit Scheeetz (2017 NDFA) in 5 games/3 starts (16.2 IP)
  • 1.64: ERA for Buies Creek/Corpus Christi RHP Ralph Garza in 6 bullpen appearances (11.0 IP)
  • 1.72: ERA for Tri-City LHP Parker Mushinski (2017 7th round) in 6 games/1 start (15.2 IP)
  • 1.74: ERA for Buies Creek LHP Ryan Hartman in 5 games/3 starts (20.2 IP)
  • 1.74: ERA for DSL RHP Ernesto Jaquez in 4 games/2 starts (10.1 IP)
  • 1.80: ERA for Greeneville RHP Leovanny Rodriguez in 5 games/4 starts (25.0 IP)
  • 1.85: ERA for Buies Creek RHP Jorge Alcala in 5 games/4 starts (24.1 IP)
  • 1.93: ERA for Tri-City LHP Nathan Thompson in 6 games (18.2 IP)
  • 1.93: ERA for Fresno RHP Mike Hauschild in 3 games/3 starts (14.0 IP)


Ryan Hartman - July 2016
Photo by Jayne Hansen


  • 0.385: WHIP for GCL/Tri-City RHP Corbin Martin (2017 2nd round pick) in 4 games/2 starts (13.0 IP)
  • 0.500: WHIP for Tri-City RHP Reggie Johnson in 8 bullpen appearances (14.0 IP)
  • 0.600: WHIP for GCL (Rehab)/Buies Creek RHP Elieser Hernandez in 5 games/4 starts (20.0 IP)
  • 0.621: WHIP for Quad Cities/Buies Creek RHP Kevin Hill in 5 games (19.1 IP)
  • 0.699: WHIP for Buies Creek RHP Jorge Alcala in 5 games/4 starts (24.1 IP)
  • 0.711: WHIP for Buies Creek LHP Sean Stutzman in 5 games (12.2 IP)
  • 0.720: WHIP for DSL LHP Antonio Pujols in 4 games/1 start (16.2 IP/2.16 ERA)
  • 0.771: WHIP for DSL RHP Luis de Paula in 6 bullpen appearances (11.2 IP)
  • 0.786: WHIP for DSL RHP Fredis Guerrero in 4 games/3 starts (14.0 IP)
  • 0.833: WHIP for Quad Cities RHP Carson LaRue in 4 games/3 starts (18.0 IP/2.00 ERA)
  • 0.895: WHIP for Greeneville RHP Humberto Castellanos in 5 games/1 start (19.0 IP/2.37 ERA)
  • 0.913: WHIP for Fresno RHP Brendan McCurry in 11 bullpen appearances (15.1 IP)
  • 0.938: WHIP for Tri-City RHP Colin McKee in 5 games (16.0 IP/3.38 ERA)
  • 0.947: WHIP for DSL RHP Christian Mejias in 5 games/3 starts (19.0 IP/2.84 ERA)
  • 0.968: WHIP for Buies Creek LHP Ryan Hartman in 5 games/3 starts (20.2 IP)
  • 0.971: WHIP for GCL/Tri-City RHP Brandon Bielak (2017 11th round) in 4 games/1 start (11.1 IP)
  • 0.973: WHIP for Greeneville/Tri-City/Quad Cities RHP Jesus Balaguer in 7 bullpen appearances (12.1 IP)
  • 0.985: WHIP for Buies Creek RHP Forrest Whitley in 5 games/4 starts (22.1 IP/3.22 ERA)


Carmen Benedetti - July 2017
Photo by Jayne Hansen


  • 1.108: OPS for DSL OF Ramiro Rodriguez (22 games)
  • 1.066: OPS for Quad Cities OF Ronnie Dawson (26 games)
  • 1.054: OPS for Fresno OF Jon Kemmer (23 games)
  • 1.048: OPS for Fresno 1B A.J. Reed (24 games)
  • 1.038: OPS for Tri-City/Quad Cities 3B/C Abraham Toro-Hernandez (26 games)
  • 1.029: OPS for Greeneville/Tri-City DH/1B Colton Shaver (21 games); 2017 39th round pick
  • 1.021: OPS for GCL/Greeneville 1B Jose Benjamin (21 games)
  • 1.015: OPS for Quad Cities OF Carmen Benedetti (28 games)
  • .648: SLG for Fresno 1B A.J. Reed (24 games)
  • .635: SLG for GCL/Greeneville 1B Jose Benjamin (21 games)
  • .627: SLG for Corpus Christi/Fresno IF Jack Mayfield (28 games)
  • .618: SLG for Quad Cities OF Ronnie Dawson (26 games)
  • .609: SLG for Greeneville/Tri-City DH/1B Colton Shaver (21 games)
  • .607: SLG for Tri-City/Quad Cities 3B/C Abraham Toro-Hernandez (26 games)
  • .603: SLG for Fresno IF Tyler White (17 games)
  • .598: SLG for Fresno OF Jon Kemmer (23 games)
  • .533: OBP for DSL OF Ramiro Rodriguez (22 games); he struck out twice while walking 18 times in July
  • .492: OBP for Quad Cities OF Carmen Benedetti (28 games)
  • .468: OBP for DSL IF/OF Ronaldo Urdaneta (21 games)
  • .468: OBP for GCL IF Jonathan Matute (17 games)
  • .456: OBP for Fresno OF Jon Kemmer (23 games)
  • .448: OBP for Quad Cities OF Ronnie Dawson (26 games)
  • .440: OBP for DSL OF/IF Kendy Moya (20 games)
  • .411: BA for DSL OF Ramiro Rodriguez (22 games)
  • .402: BA for Quad Cities OF Carmen Benedetti (28 games)
  • .373: BA for Quad Cities OF Ronnie Dawson (26 games)
  • .365: BA for GCL/Greeneville 1B Jose Benjamin (21 games)
  • .359: BA for DSL IF/OF Ronaldo Urdaneta (21 games)
  • .356: BA for Fresno OF Jon Kemmer (23 games)
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Monday, July 3, 2017

June Astros MiLB Standouts: By the Numbers

Looking at the Astros MiLB teams in June by the numbers ...

Tyler White - April 2015
Photo by Jayne Hansen

  • 100 mph: Velocity of 4 early fastballs from Buies Creek RHP Jorge Alcala in 5 shutout innings on 6-26
  • 42: Hits (+29 Runs and 9 Home Runs) in the Fresno Tacos 15-14 win over the Albuquerque Green Chili Cheeseburgers on 6-16
  • 40: Hits collected by Fresno IF Tyler White in June, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 31: Strikeouts collected by Quad Cities RHP Forrest Whitley in June, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 31: RBI in June by Quad Cities/Buies Creek OF/1B/DH Yordan Alvarez, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 30: Strikeouts by Corpus Christi OF Kyle Tucker, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 26: Runs scored by Tyler White in June, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 24: Walks by Corpus Christi 1B Jon Singleton, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 21 Games: Hit streak by Grizzlies C Juan Centeno ending on 6-2 (23 games if you count his two games in the majors in the middle of the streak)
  • 15: Number of strikeouts collected by Buies Creek's Brett Adcock (7), Cristian Javier (6) and Justin Ferrell (2) on 6-29
  • 14.1: Shutout innings pitched by DSL Astros RHP Ronaldo Marrero in his second, third and fourth outings since converting from an infielder (leading to a promotion to the GCL)
  • 13 Games: Hit streak by Buies Creek/Corpus Christi OF Kyle Tucker ending on 6-10 (hit safely in first 11 games following his promotion to Corpus Christi)
  • 12.5: Percent of inherited runners allowed to score by Fresno RHP Aaron West and Buies Creek LHP Sebastian Kessay in June (1 in 8)
  • 12: Number of walks drawn by the DSL Orange team on 6-21
  • 12: Number of bases stolen in June by Buies Creek OF Myles Straw, to lead the Astros affiliates (also season leader at 22 total)
  • 11 Games: Multi-hit streak by Fresno IF Tyler White (from 6-6 thru 6-17)
  • 11: Strikeouts by Buies Creek LHP Framber Valdez in 8 IP on 6-28
  • 10: Doubles collected in June by Tyler White, leading the Astros affiliates
  • 9: Home runs collected in June by Fresno's Colin Moran and Tyler White (Corpus's J.D. Davis collected 7 and leads the Astros affiliates with 19 total for the season)
  • 8: Shutout innings by Buies Creek RHP Yoanys Quiala on 6-13, his last start before his promotion to Corpus Christi
  • 8: Strikeouts by Quad Cities RHP Forrest Whitley in only 3.2 IP on 6-16
  • 8: Walks issued by Tri-City RHP Diogenes Almengo in 2.2 no-hit innings
  • 7: Strikeouts by Corpus Christi RHP Brock Dykxhoorn in only 3.1 IP on 6-8
  • 7 Games: Multi-hit streak by Buies Creek OF Myles Straw (6-8 thru 6-15)
  • 6: Double plays ground into by the Fresno Grizzlies on 6-22
  • 6: RBI by Tyler White on 6-16 (5 hits)
  • 6: Runs scored in one inning by the DSL Orange team on 6-21 without collecting a hit (6 walks, 3 hit batters, 2 wild pitches, 1 passed ball and 1 stolen base - only in the DSL!)
  • 5: Perfect innings by then Corpus Christi (now Fresno) RHP Kyle Smith on 6-3
  • 5: Number of times Grizzlies C Max Stassi reached base on 6-8 (single, home run and three walks)
  • 4: Runners caught stealing in one game by DSL C Jose Alvarez on 6-5
  • 4: Runs scored by Quad Cities IF/OF Marcos Almonte on 6-10 (for the second time this season)
  • 4: Perfect innings pitched by Buies Creek RHP Nick Hernandez on 6-27, his longest bullpen outing of the season (7 strikeouts)
  • 4: Wins by Corpus Christi RHP Cy Sneed in June, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 3.2: Perfect innings pitched out of the bullpen by Corpus Christi LHP Kent Emanuel on 6-11 (including stranding 2 inherited runners)
  • 3: Number of games in a row in which Fresno 1B A.J. Reed homered (6-9 through 6-11)
  • 3: Number of bases stolen by Myles Straw in one game on 6-29
  • 3: Triples collected in June by Buies Creek's Spencer Johnson and Myles Straw, to lead the Astros affiliates
  • 2: Hits allowed by DSL Astros RHP Ronaldo Marrero and LHP Denilson Lugo in a 6-16 shutout
  • 2: Hits allowed by Quad Cities RHP Forrest Whitley, LHP Salvador Montano and RHP Kevin Hill in a 6-11 shutout
  • 2 HR Game Club: Yordan Alvarez (6-7 for Quad Cities); J.D. Davis (6-8 for Corpus Christi/included a grand slam); Tyler White and Colin Moran (6-10 for Fresno); Teoscar Hernandez and Reid Brignac (6-15 for Fresno); Abraham Toro-Hernandez (6-25 for Tri-City)
  • 2: Bases-loaded extra-inning jams from which DSL RHP Christopher Javier extricated himself to earn a win the hard way on 6-19
  • 1: Go-ahead grand slam by Quad Cities C Chuckie Robinson on 6-2
  • 1: Home run hit into the Mississippi River by then Quad Cities (now Buies Creek) OF/1B/DH Yordan Alvarez on 6-4
  • 1: Hit collected by Tri-City in their 1-0 win over Lowell on 6-22 (thanks to a couple of Lowell errors, a stolen base and a wild pitch)
  • 1: Hit allowed by Fresno RHP Joe Musgrove and LHP Ashur Tolliver on 6-29
  • 1: Induction into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame by Corpus Christi RHP Brock Dykxhoorn (as a member of the Pan Am Gold Medal 2015 Canadian National Team)
  • 1: Outstanding name courtesy of newly signed Venezuelan OF Fildex Perfecto
  • 0: Hits allowed by DSL RHP Jairo Solis, RHP Jose Alberto Rivera and RHP Fredy Medina on 6-29

Yoanys Quiala - May 2016
Photo by Jayne Hansen

  • 0.00: ERA by RHP Nick Hernandez (Buies Creek) in 8 bullpen appearances (13 IP);no runs allowed in his last 17 appearances
  • 0.00: ERA by RHP Aaron West (Fresno) in 9 bullpen appearances (11.2 IP)
  • 0.53: ERA by RHP Nivaldo Rodriguez (DSL) in 4 games/3 starts (17 IP)
  • 0.71: ERA by LHP Salvador Montano (Quad Cities) in 9 bullpen appearances (12.2 IP)
  • 0.99: ERA by RHP Yoanys Quiala (Buies Creek/Corpus Christi) in 5 games/4 starts (27.1 IP)
  • 1.27: ERA by RHP Diosward Gonzalez (DSL) in 5 games/4 starts (21.1 IP)
  • 1.59: ERA by RHP Justin Ferrell (Buies Creek) in 6 games/1 start (17 IP)
  • 1.64: ERA by LHP Sebastian Kessay (Buies Creek) in 6 bullpen appearances (11 IP)
  • 1.67: ERA by LHP Framber Valdez (Buies Creek/Corpus Christi) in 5 games/4 starts (27 IP)
  • 1.69: ERA by LHP Antonio Pujols (DSL) in 5 games/1 start (16 IP)
  • 1.74: ERA by RHP Forrest Whitley (Quad Cities) in 5 games/4 starts (20.2 IP)
  • 1.80: ERA by LHP Brett Adcock (Buies Creek) in 5 games/4 starts (20 IP)


  • 0.769 WHIP by RHP Nick Hernandez (Buies Creek) in 8 bullpen appearances (13 IP)
  • 0.785 WHIP by RHP Jairo Solis (DSL) in 5 games/4 starts (21.2 IP)
  • 0.805 WHIP by RHP Yoanys Quiala (Buies Creek/Corpus Christi) in 5 games/4 starts (27.1 IP)
  • 0.808 WHIP by RHP Franklin Perez (Buies Creek) in 5 starts (26 IP)
  • 0.818 WHIP by LHP Sebastian Kessay (Buies Creek) in 6 bullpen appearances (11 IP)
  • 0.828 WHIP by RHP Ronaldo Marrero (DSL) in 5 games/3 starts (19.1 IP)
  • 0.909 WHIP by LHP Ryan Hartman (Buies Creek) in 5 games/3 starts (22 IP)
  • 0.938 WHIP by RHP Diosward Gonzalez (DSL) in 5 games/4 starts (21.1 IP)
  • 0.941 WHIP by RHP Nivaldo Rodriguez (DSL) in 4 games/3 starts (17 IP)
  • 0.943 WHIP by RHP Aaron West (Fresno) in 9 bullpen appearances (11.2 IP)
  • 0.947 WHIP by LHP Salvador Montano (Quad Cities) in 9 bullpen appearances (12.2 IP)


  • 1.269: OPS for OF Jon Kemmer (Fresno) in 18 games
  • 1.189: OPS for IF Tyler White (Fresno) in 26 games
  • 1.054: OPS for OF/IB/DH Yordan Alvarez (Quad Cities/Buies Creek) in 25 games
  • 1.044: OPS for 3B Colin Moran (Fresno) in 26 games
  • 1.031: OPS for 3B J.D. Davis (Corpus Christi) in 25 games
  • 1.010: OPS for OF Jason Martin (Corpus Christi) in 21 games
  • 1.008: OPS for OF/1B Angel Tejeda (DSL) in 18 games
  • .741: SLG for OF Jon Kemmer (Fresno) in 18 games
  • .733: SLG for IF Tyler White (Fresno) in 26 games
  • .663: SLG for 3B Colin Moran (Fresno) in 26 games
  • .628: SLG for OF Jason Martin (Corpus Christi) in 21 games
  • .627: SLG for 3B J.D. Davis (Corpus Christi) in 25 games
  • .616: SLG for OF/1B/DH Yordan Alvarez (Quad Cities/Buies Creek) in 25 games
  • .528: OBP for OF Jon Kemmer (Fresno) in 18 games
  • .500: OBP for OF/1B Angel Tejeda (DSL) in 18 games
  • .483: OBP for IF Deury Carrasco (DSL) in 21 games
  • .479: OBP for OF Myles Straw (Buies Creek) in 24 games
  • .381: BA for both IF Tyler White (Fresno) in 26 games and IF/OF Tony Kemp (Fresno) in 22 games
  • .375: BA for OF Myles Straw (Buies Creek) in 24 games
  • .370: BA for OF Jon Kemmer (Fresno) in 18 games
  • .360: BA for OF Jason Martin (Corpus Christi) in 21 games
  • .355: BA for IF Jack Mayfield (Corpus Christi) in 23 games

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