Box Score Recap (6/22/24)

Box Score Recap

Lehigh Valley was done in by 11 runs in the fifth and sixth innings.  Reading won in 11 innings.  Three Jersey Shore pitchers combined on a one-hit victory.  Clearwater saw their eight-game win streak come to an end.   The FCL Phillies and both DSL teams lost.

FCL Phillies (19-16) lost to the Tigers, 3-2.  Juan Amarante pitched five innings. He gave up 2 runs on 5 hits and 2 walks.  He struck out five.  Maxell Hernandez pitched three innings and took the loss.  He gave up one unearned run on 2 hits and a walk in three innings pitched.  He struck out three.

The Phillies scored 2 runs in the first inning on an RBI single by Guillermo Rosario and an RBI ground out by Rickardo Perez.  They managed just 3 more singles (plus 2 walks and a hit batter) the rest of the way.

  • #5 Starlyn Caba (.243/.757): DNP
  • #8 Eduardo Tait (.278/.861): went 0-4 with a SB
  • #24 Alexis De La Cruz (1-1, 14.63): DNP
  • Other players of interest
  • Aroon Escobar (.338/.976): DNP
  • Guillermo Rosario (.250/.760): went 1-3 with an RBI, HBP
  • Rickardo Perez (.302/.815): went 1-4 with an RBI
  • Pitchers of interest
  • Adilson Peralta (3.12): DNP
  • Danyony Pulido (4.18): DNP
  • Juan Amarante (2.45): 5.0 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 5 K, 2 WP, Balk

Lehigh Valley (33-39) lost to Norfolk, 14-8.  Mick Abel pitched four-plus innings and gave up 5 runs (4 ER) on 2 hits and 6 walks.  He struck out 4, gave up a HR, threw a wild pitch, balked, and had a disengagement violation.  He threw 100 pitches, 59 strikes.  Taylor Lehman allowed 3 inherited runners to score and lasted 0.2 innings giving up 4 runs on 3 hits and 3 walks.  He struck out two and gave up a HR.  Jonah Dipoto stranded 2 inherited runners and allowed a hit in 0.1 innings pitched.  Blaine Knight pitched two innings and gave up 5 runs on 5 hits and 3 walks.  He struck out 3, gave up a HR, threw a wild pitch, and had a pitch timer violation.  Yunior Marte pitched a scoreless inning striking out the side.  Catcher Jose Godoy pitched the final inning, scoreless with one hit.

The IronPigs scored 5 runs in the first inning on a solo HR (4) by Kody Clemens, an RBI double by Buddy Kennedy, a 2-run HR (12) by Weston Wilson, and an RBI single by Aramis Garcia.  They scored 3 runs in the eighth on an RBI single by Darick Hall and a 2-run HR (15) by Ruben Cardenas.

Johan Rojas (.389/.977) went 2-5 with 2 runs scored.

  • #3 Mick Abel (1-7, 7.08): 4.0 IP, 2 H, 5 R, 4 ER, 6 BB, 4 K, HR, WP, Balk
  • #10 Griff McGarry (1-1. 3.24): 7-day IL
  • #18 Simon Muzziotti (.236/.682): 7-day IL
  • #30 Michael Mercado (1-1, 1.71): DNP

Reading (30-37) beat New Hampshire, 4-3 in eleven innings.  Max Castillo pitched three innings allowing one run on 3 hits.  He walked none, struck out one, and gave up a HR.  Efrain Contreras pitched four innings and gave up a run on 3 hits.  He struck out six.  Cristian Hernandez pitched two scoreless innings allowing a hit and striking out one.  Carlos Francisco pitched two innings and gave up an unearned run on a hit and a walk.  He struck out one.

Reading tied the game with a run in the fifth inning on a solo HR (4) by Baron Radcliff.  They tied the game again with a run in the eighth on a fielding error.  After a scoreless tenth, they scored 2 runs in the eleventh inning on an RBI single by Radcliff and a fielding error.

  • #1 Andrew Painter: rehabbing from TJ surgery on 60-day injury list
  • #9 Gabriel Rincones: 60-day IL
  • #12 Carlos De La Cruz (.240/.733): went 0-6
  • #15 Christian McGowan (3.18): 7-day IL
  • #20 Caleb Ricketts (.279/.783): 7-day IL
  • #25 Robert Moore (.247/.714): DNP
  • #27 Jose Rodriguez: Ineligible List

Jersey Shore (40-28) beat Brooklyn, 8-0 on one hit.  George Klassen pitched five scoreless innings.  He walked 2 and struck out eight.  Jack Dallas pitched 1.2 innings.  He he gave up a hit and a walk striking out two.  Trey Dillard stranded an inherited runner and pitched 1.1 innings.  He struck out one.  Danny Wilkinson pitched a scoreless inning striking out one.

The BlueClaws scored 2 runs in the first inning on an RBI ground out by Leandro Pineda and an RBI single by Felix Reyes.  They scored a run in the second on a solo HR (8) by Jordan Dissin.  They added 2 runs in the third on a 2-run triple by Emaarion Boyd.  They tacked on 2 runs in the fifth on a 2-run double by Reyes and one in the seventh on a sac fly by Reyes.

  • #2 Aidan Miller (.206/.710679): went 1-3 with 2 R, 2 BB, SB
  • #4 Justin Crawford (.288/.738): went 1-5 with a R
  • #7 Bryan Rincon (.204/.659): 7-day IL
  • #11 William Bergolla (.292/.752): went 0-1
  • #13 Pan Wen-hui: 60-day IL
  • #16 Emaarion Boyd (.220/.608): went 1-4 with 2 RBI, 3B
  • #22 Hendry Mendez (.236/.647): DNP
  • #23 Samuel Aldegheri (5-4, 2.75): DNP
  • #28 George Klassen (1-0, 2.00): 5.0 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 2 BB, 8 K

Clearwater (44-24) lost to Jupiter, 2-1.  Micah Ottenbreit pitched five innings.  He gave up 2 runs on 4 hits and 3 walks.  He struck out six.  Brandon Beckel allowed one of 2 inherited runners to score and pitched 1.2 innings allowing one hit and striking out two.  Drew Garrett stranded an inherited runner and pitched 1.1 scoreless innings allowing a hit and a walk.  He struck out one.

The Threshers scored their lone run in the seventh inning on an RBI single by Pierce Bennett.

  • #6 Devin Saltiban (.210/.675): went 0-2 with 3 BB
  • #14 Alex McFarlane: on the 60-day injury list
  • #17 TJayy Walton (.237/.755): 7-day IL
  • #19 Raylin Heredia (.248/.732): went 0-3 with a BB
  • #21 Kehden Hettiger (.174/.594): went 0-4
  • #29 Nikau Pouaka-Grego (.256/.740): went 1-4
  • #NR Jordan Viars (.254/.833): went 2-5 with a 2B

DSL Phillies Red (4-10) lost to the Tigers1, 4-3.

    • #26 Jalvin Arias (.212/.789): went 0-2 with an HBP

Catcher Alirio Ferrebus (.400/1.248) went 2-3.

DSL Phillies White (5-9) lost to the Twins, 7-4.

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15 thoughts on “Box Score Recap (6/22/24)”

    1. Doubt it will be this year….because of his youth he is starter that carries more value. What they may do is shut him down for awhile and clear his head if he has lost any confidence.

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    2. You wonder if they are considering a lot of stuff. Maybe they need to scrap everything they are doing with him and start over again and even total remake his delivery, they way the Blue Jays did with Roy Halladay.

      By the way, congrats to Christopher Sanchez. I’ve been on this site since it started around 2006. There has been nobody more surprising during that time than Christopher Sanchez. Yes, he sometimes threw hard, but given his age, control problems and varying stuff, NOTHING prepared us for how he developed or what he is becoming. A mediocre and inconsistent and oldish AAA prospect with some untapped upside, just remakes himself as a major league. That contract is good for him and great for the team. He’s under team control (if they want him) through his age 34 season – at a very good price.

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  4. Klassen joins Painter, Miller, Tait and Crawford as untouchable. Like Tait, if a rival GM mentions the name Klassen I hang up the phone. If this guy is going to become a quality major league starter he will do it for the Phillies and nobody else. I’ll take my chances with him. If he fails he fails.

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    1. Klassen is a super prospect. You definitely don’t want to trade him if it’s not necessary. But I think our only truly untouchable prospect is still Painter – Miller might be close and Caba and Tait a little less so because they are so far from the majors. Everyone is touchable in the right deal. And Crawford is definitely not untouchable.

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      1. Exactly – Painter is the only untouchable prospect right now and Miller could be by next year. Frankly, I’d be as concerned with trading Aldegheri, who I think is going to be a really good big league pitcher, as almost anyone else.

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      2. True, Romus, but I have always been of the opinion that a great Phillies prospect will make it with the Phillies or he won’t make it at all. Im not giving another organization a chance.

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        1. NL…can understand that. Even with GMs, like everyone else, that risk/reward threshold differs. Dave Dombrowski use to be higher risk taker with some of his past trades…the last two years with Phillies it seem to mellow out. But, he may be very aggressive over the next 5 weeks…….the team is on the cusp for a ring….and his legacy of three rings with three different clubs would put him up there in rare air baseball legacy.

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    1. That sounds about right. But why do we want Kopech? He’s a been right-handed version of Gregory Soto this year.

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