Phils Minor League Leaders

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Note: Minimum 130AB’s and 30IP for eligibility

AB’s: Maikel Franco(418); Cody Asche(404); Jim Murphy (390); Chris Serritella(382); Aaron Altherr(375); Albert Cartwright (371); Carlos Alonso(359); Willie Carmona(357); Zach Collier (352); Edgar Duran (351)

Runs: Maikel Franco (68); Albert Cartwright (64); Carlos Alonso(62); Art Charles(55); Jim Murphy (53); Cody Asche(52); Aaron ALtherr (51); Cesar Hernandez (49); Kelly Dugan (49); Cody Overbeck(48)

Hits: Maikel Franco(134); Cody Asche(119); Cesar Hernandez(109); Jim Murphy (109); Willie Carmona(108); Aaron Altherr (102); Albert Cartwright(99);  Carlos Alonso (98); Kelly Dugan (97); Cody Overbeck(92); Josh Fields(90)

2B:Aaron Altherr (31); Art Charles(27); Maikel Franco(25); Cameron Perkins (25); Cody Overbeck(25); COdy Asche(24); Brian Pointer (23); Willie Carmona(23); Darin Ruf(22); Jim Murphy (21)

3B: Cesar Hernandez(8); Aaron Altherr(6); Tyson Gillies(6); Jermaine Mitchell(5); COdy Asche(4); Anthony Hewitt(4); Albert Cartwright(4); Zach Collier(4)

HR: Maikel Franco(24); Jim Murphy(19); Cody Overbeck(16); Cody Asche(15); Anthiny Hewitt(14); Kelly Dugan (13); Art Charles(10)

RBI: Maikel Franco(80); Cody Asche(68); Jim Murphy(65); Aaron Altherr (61); Art Charles (57); Cody Overbeck(53); Leandro Castro(49); Cameron Perkins(46)

BB: Carlos ALonso(49); Art Charles(48); Mitch Walding (48); Jim Murphy (46); Larry Greene (44); Brian Pointer (41); Aaron Altherr(36); Darin Ruf(36); Cesar Hernandez(36); COdy Asche(35)

K: Larry Greene (124); Aaron ALtherr(119); Cody Overbeck(115); Mitch Walding (109); Zach Collier (105); Brian Pointer (101); Anthony Hewitt (100); Chris Serritella(100); Art Charles (96);  Cody Asche(95)

SB: Roman Quinn (32); Cesar Hernandez(30); Brian Pointer (21); Albert Cartwright(19); Aaron Altherr (18); Anthony Hewitt (15); Angelo Mora (15); Leandro Castro(15); Zach Collier (14);Gustavo Martinez(13)

OBP: Steve Susdorf(.422); Steven Lerud(.386); Kelly Dugan (.380); Cesar Hernandez(.379); Carlos Alonso (.374); Maikel Franco(.361); Jim Murphy (.359)

SLG: Maikel Franco(.574); Zach Green (.522); Kelly DUgan (.514); Jim Murphy (.490); Cody Asche(.485); Cody Overbeck(.473); Dylan Cozens (.470); Aaron ALtherr(.467); Cameron Perkins (.460); Anthony Hewitt (.446).

Avg:Steve Susdorf (.338); Maikel Franco(.321); Cesar Hernandez (.316); Kelly Dugan (.308); Willie Carmona (.303); Cameron Perkins (.300); Michael Martinez(.298)

Pitching

W: Ethan Martin (11); Seth Rosin(9); Hoby Milner (9); Miguel Nunez(8); Greg Smith (7); David Buchanan(6); Mario Hollands(6); Perci Garner(6); Gabrial Arias(6)

L: Jesse Biddle (12); David Buchanan(11); Tom Cochran(9); Colton Murray(8); Tyler Cloyd(8);Miguel Nunez(7);  Zach Miner(6); Jon Musser(6); Shane Watson(6)

ERA: Luis Garcia(1.67); Severino Gonzalez(1.86); Greg Smith (2.28); Mario Hollands(2.40); Mauricio Robles (2.42); Drew Anderson (2.47); Gabrial Arias(2.47); Nic Hanson(2.49); Delvi Francisco(2.54); Ryan O’Sullivan (2.61); Mike Nesseth (2.87)

Games: Jay Johnson(44); Ryan O’Sullivan (44); Colton Murray(38); Tyler Knigge(38); Justin Friend(37); Cesar Jiminez(35); Delvi Francisco(35)

Starts: David Buchanan(22); Seth Rosin(22); Jesse Biddle(22); Ethan Martin(21); Perci Garner (20); Hoby Milner(20); Tom Cochran(18)

SV: Jake Diekman(11); Luis Garcia(11); Steven Inch(11); Colton Murray (10); Kyle Simon(7); Mike Nesseth (7); Delvi Francisco(7); Mauricio Robles(6); Ryan O’Sullivan(5)

IP: David Buchanan (130.2); Seth Rosin(119); Ethan Martin(115.2); Perci Garner(115); Hoby Milner(111.1); Jesse Biddle (111.1); Miguel Nunez(104); Tom Cochran (86.1)

HR allowed: Tyler Cloyd(16);David Buchanan(15); Hector Neris(13); Seth Rosin(12); Shane Watson (12); Ethan Martin(11); Tom Cochran(11); Hoby Milner(10); Jeb Stefan(10)

BB: Ethan Stewart (69); Ethan Martin(67); Jesse Biddle(62); Perci Garner(54); Austin Wright (49); Tom Cochran (48); Justin Friend(42)

K: Jesse Biddle (123); Ethan Martin(107); Perci Garner(91); Hoby Milner(89); Seth Rosin(88); David Buchanan(86); Nick Hernandez(86)

WHIP: Severino Gonzalez(0.95); Greg Smith (1.07); Drew Anderson (1.10); Luis Garcia (1.11); Shane Martin (1.13); Julio Reyes(1.15); Raul Valdes (1.16); Gabrial Arias (1.17); Nic Hanson (1.17); Mike Stutes(1.19).

 

11 thoughts on “Phils Minor League Leaders”

    1. not in the minors yet. Phillies are still probably still trying to get all the visa paperwork together

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      1. Thank you. This major league season has been awful, and I’m looking for something positive to come out of this season.

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  2. “Tyler Tyler Buckley” from players page. Could this be correct? Impressive so far.

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    1. another HR off a lefty.

      LHP
      69 PA, 9 HR, .381 BA/.420 OBP/.889 SLG/ 1.309 OPS, 14.5 K%, 5.8 BB%, .508 ISO

      RHP
      249 PA, 5 HR, .200 BA/.245 OBP/.328 SLG/.573 OPS, 36.1 K%, 5.2 BB%, .128 ISO

      Maybe instead of looking/hoping for a Ruf/Howard platoon at 1B someone should give Hewitt a first basemen’s mitt and put him with Ryan Howard in a platoon.

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  4. After a slow start, Dylan Cozens, the Phillies’ second-round pick last year, is starting to heat up at Williamsport. He hit .244 in his first 22 games, but was batting .296 with a .375 on-base percentage and .875 OPS in his last 17 games entering the weekend.
    “I feel like I’ve been having kind of a rough year so far, but I don’t think it’s because the competition is too hard,” Cozens said. “I feel like I’ve been mentally struggling at the plate and beating myself up instead of them actually beating me. It’s pitch selection and swinging at pitches in the dirt, especially in counts I shouldn’t be swinging.”

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    1. I’m a little concerned that they sat him down for 3 games after he yelled at the pitcher after getting a HBP. I wonder if his temper caused him to say something to his own coaches. That’s the red flag on him coming out of high school.

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  5. I was looking through the Phillies Minor League Stats and wanted to see who has the best K/BB ratio. It turns out Manuel Gonzales, a 21 Y/O guy in the VSL has a 13 K/BB. A 21 year old, soon to be 22 year old should dominate in the VSL. The next guy on the list was Jesus Chavez. Chavez in a 19 year old lefty in the VSL who has been very impressive. 70 Ks in 71 IP to only 7 BBs. A 2.14 ERA with a WHIP just barely over 1. I assume we’ll see him in the states or at least they’ll give him a shot. He has a K/BB of 10. Then I looked at the bottom of the list. This is where STATs don’t tell the whole truth. Near the bottom is Braden Shull who has a zero (0 Ks and 8 BBs). But lower still is a kid named Ranger Suarez. He’s a 17 year old lefty from the VSL. He actually has the best K/BB ratio but it appears as 0. That’s because he’s yet to BB a single guy in 17 innings. He has 13 Ks. So his ratio is actually infinity. if he walked one guy he’d be tied for the tops in the Phillies sytem. I’ve got to believe Ranger will be in the GCL next year.

    ps I’m trying to draw AndyB out with a piece on the LA teams.

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    1. I’ve noticed over the years that it seems like guys in the VSL just don’t get many walks. I think it may be the approach given… but you look at guys who have come out of the league and advanced through the minors for the Phils like Cesar Hernandez, or Astudillo who played for the GCL last year and almost never struck out, but never walked either.

      VSL
      2012: 8.1 BB%, 15.2 K%
      2013: 8.1 BB%, 18.2 K%

      DSL:
      2012: 10.3 BB%, 18.4 K%
      2013: 10.5 BB%, 18.9 K%

      It seems like the Venezuelan players are more ‘contact’ hitters and less likely to take a walk, preferring to put a ball in play.

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