Phillies Minor League Leaders

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Maikel Franco continues to be the primary story here, with JP Crawford now with enough AB’s to qualify and headed to Lakewood.

Note: Min 130AB’s for hitter; 35IP for pitchers.

AB’s: Maikel Franco(462); Jim Murphy(429); Chris Serritella (422); Albert Cartwright(412); Aaron Altherr(407); Willie Carmona(404); Cody Asche(404); Carlos Alonso(399); Cody Overbeck(396); Zach Collier(391)

R: Maikel Franco(72); Albert Cartwright(71); Carlos ALonso(66); Art Charles(57); Jim Murphy(55); Tyson Gillies(55); Willie Carmona(52); Aaron Altherr(52); Cody Asche(52); Cody Overbeck(51).

Hits: Maikel Franco(147); Willie Carmona(121); Cody Asche(119); Jim Murphy(117); Albert Cartwright(110); Cesar Hernandez(109); Carlos Alonso(109); Aaron Altherr(108); Kelly Dugan(107); Cody Overbeck(105)

2B: Aaron Altherr(34); ARt Charles(31); Maikel Franco(31); Willie Carmona(29); Cody Overbeck(29); Cameron Perkins(26); Josh Fields(25); Cody Asche(24); Brian Pointer(23);Darin Ruf(22)

3B: Cesar Hernandez(8); Aaron Altherr(6); Tyson Gillies(6); Zach Collier(6);Cameron Perkins(5); Albert Cartwright(5); Pete Orr(5)

HR: Maikel Franco(25); Cody Overbeck(19); Jim Murphy(19); Kelly Dugan(16); Anthony Hewitt(15); Cameron Rupp(13); Cody Asche(15); Chris Serritella(11)

RBI: Maikel Franco(89); Jim Murphy(70); Cody Asche(68); Art Charles(62); Aaron Altherr(62); Cody Overbeck(62); Leandro castro(52); Kelly Dugan(50)

BB: Brian Pointer(54); Mitch Walding(54); Carlos Alonso(53); Jim Murphy(53); Art Charles(52); Larry Greene(48); Aaron Altherr(41); Angelo Mora(38); Zach Collier(38); Darin Ruf(36)

K: Larry Greene(139); Aaron Altherr(127);Cody Overbeck(126); Mitch Walding(119); Zach Collier(116); Art CHarles(115); Brian Pointer(113); Anthony Hewitt(111); Chris Serritella(109); Josh Fields(105)

SB: Roman Quinn (32); Cesar Hernandez(30); Albert Cartwright(22); Brian Pointer(22); Aaron Altherr(18); Anthony Hewitt(17); Leandro Castro(17); Angelo Mora(17); Tyson Gillies(15); Zach Collier(15); Gustavo Martinez(14)

OBP: JP Crawford(.443); Wilmer Oberto(.413); Steve Susdorf(.407); Cesar Hernandez(.377); Carlos Alonso(.372); Kelly Dugan (.369); Steven Lerud(.366);Logan Pierece(.362); Maikel Franco(.357); Jim Murphy(.355)

Slg: Wilmer Oberto(.578); Maikel Franco(.561); Zach Green (.528); Kelly Dugan (.515); Cody Asche(.485); Cody Overbeck(.482); JP Crawford(.465); Jim Murphy(.464); Aaron Altherr(.452); Anthony Hewitt(.446)

Avg: JP Crawford(.345); Wilmer Oberto(.340); Steve Susdorf(.328); Maikel Franco(.318); Cesar Hernandez(.309); Kelly Dugan (.300); Willie Carmona(.300); Brock Stassi(.297); Josh Fields(.295); Cody Asche(.295)

Pitching:

Wins: Ethan Martin(11); Hoby Milner(10); Seth Rosin(9);Miguel Nunez(9); Luis Paulino(8); Greg Smith(8); Mario Hollands(7)

Losses: Jesse Biddle (12); David Buchanan(11); Tom Cochran(10);Tyler Cloyd(9)

ERA(Min 35IP): Luis Garcia(1.67); Severino Gonzalez(1.91); Mauricio Robles(2.25); Drew ANderson (2.35); Gabrial Arias(2.47); Mario Hollands(2.49); Greg Smith (2.63); Ryan O’Sullivan (2.69); Nic Hanson(2.74); Mike Nesseth(2.76); Raul Valdes(3.11)

Games: Jay Johnson(48); RYan O’Sullivan(48); Colton Murray(42); Tyler Knigge(42); Steven Inch(41); Justin Friend(40); Delvi Francisco(39); Hector Neris(38); Kyle Simon(37); Cesar Jiminez(36)

Starts: David Buchanan(25); Jesse Biddle(24); Seth Rosin(23);Hoby Milner(22); Perci Garner(22); Ethan Martin(21); Tom Cochran(20); Miguel Nunez(19); Tyler Cloyd(18)

CG: Tyler Cloyd(2); Jesse Biddle(2)

SV: Jake Diekman(11); Steven Inch(11); Colton Murray(11); Luis Garcia(11); Kyle Simon(8); Mike Nesseth(8); Delvi Francisco(7); Mauricio Robles(6); Kenny Giles(6)

IP: David Buchanan(151); Hoby Milner(125.1); Seth Rosin(124); Jesse Biddle(123); Perci Garner(121.1); Ethan Martin(115.2);Miguel Nunez(114); Mario Hollands(108.1); Tyler Cloyd(106.2)

HR allowed: Tyler Cloyd(19); David Buchanan(16); Hector Neris(13); Austin Wright(13); Seth Rosin(12); Shane Watson(12); Ethan Martin(11); Tom Cochran(11); Jon Musser(11)

BB: Ethan Stewart (72); Jesse Biddle(72); Ethan Martin(67); Perci Garner(62); Brody Colvin(53); Tom Cohran(53); Austin Wright(51); David Buchanan(45); Justin Friend(43)

K: Jesse Biddle(137); Ethan Martin(107); Severino Gonzalez(101); Perci Garner(95); Seth Rosin(94); David Buchanan(94); Hoby Milner(93); Tyler Cloyd(87)

WHIP: Severino Gonzalez(0.96); Drew Anderson (1.06); Shane Martin (1.10); Luis Garcia(1.11); Raul Valdes(1.16);Julio Reyes(1.17);  Gabrial Arias(1.17); Greg Smith(1.17); Nic Hanson (1.21); Seth Rosin(1.21)

8 thoughts on “Phillies Minor League Leaders”

  1. First, I didn’t want a thread to go by without a comment. It’s not fair to Gregg and I like the the whole idea of the piece. Second, the short season guys don’t get much mention in a piece like this. BA, ERA, WHIP, OBP yes but anything with a straight number in it is hard to achieve. With that said, Zach Green is close on a few categories. He has 11 HRs, like Serritella but I’m sure when the piece was written Zach wasn’t there yet. He also has 19 dbls. That’s closing in on Ruf. It’s pretty impressive that a guy in SS ball is anywhere near the leaders. Also a mention should go to Quinn who still leads in SBs and hasn’t played in nearly 2 months. That’s a short season… the wrong way.

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    1. 56 percent of Green’s base hits have been XBH. Everything’s encouraging … aside from that K rate.

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      1. Zach Green reminds me a lot of Mark Reynolds. Guys with power who stike-out a lot, but also have good walk rates to go with. They both were SS’s when they were drafted and then moved to 3B. They both have similar size. Reynolds listed as a 6-2/220 Righty bat with Green going 6-3/210 and also a righty.

        Their numbers are pretty similar in Low-A. Reynolds played there after being drafted out of college so he was a year older than Green is this year at Low-A. Both put up a BB% of close to 9%, Green is striking out at a higher clip (28.4%) vs Reynolds(23.5%) for the level.

        Reynolds turned into a power threat, free-swinger, but he did get on base at a decent clip with walks and gave Arizona a few good seasons.

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          1. Well I don’t like going just by fielding % and Range Factor, but the UZR stat(which I like for MLB) isn’t easily calculated for Minor League players because the component stats aren’t released at least not as far as I know for the minor leagues. A stat company called Baseball Info Solutions calculates where a ball is hit based on breaking the field into ‘vectors’ and then having a computer determine where the ball landed/is fielded and applying that… but as far as I know that only happens for the bigs.

            So we have Zach Green
            2012 3B: 31G, .870 fielding%, 2.81 RF/G
            2013 3B: 56G, .915 fielding%, 2.70 RF/G

            Mark Reynolds
            2004 3B: 22G, .879 fielding%, 2.32 RF/G
            2005: 3B: 34G, .872 fielding%, 2.00 RF/G
            Career: 117G, .881 fielding%, 2.27 RF/G
            Reynolds was bounced around a bit. His first two years he was played a lot at SS, then moved to mainly 3B(but played some 2B) and then also some games in LF.

            Just going by the 1st two seasons I would give Zach Green an edge based on getting to more balls and showed an improvement in fielding between 2012/2013. I think the fact that he isn’t going to be moved around (at least for the next few years) and will stick at 3B could allow him to get more consistency. His range factors seem to be slightly above average so he’s covering good ground.

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  2. Gregg, any idea of who could be called up in September to the Phillies? Who might be a contender for a spot on the big league team next year?

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