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The #STLCards system was 1-1 on Monday. The Cardinal Nation’s Player of the Day, DSL OF Yaxson Lucena, tallied three hits including a double and three RBI. Other standouts: Christian Martin, Juan Garcia and Brayan Amoroso. We also set up the upcoming series for the week.… pic.twitter.com/5DyrB41yf3
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 1, 2025
The #STLCards system was 4-2 on Tuesday. The Cardinal Nation Player of the Day, Memphis CF Michael Siani, homered and tripled for three RBI and three runs scored. Other standouts: Michael McGreevy, Bryan Torres, Chase Davis, Ian Petrutz and Cade Winquest. https://t.co/ltRR8bShfJ pic.twitter.com/jzOYmJLZXg
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 2, 2025
The #stlcards system was 2-1 on Wednesday. TCN's Players of the Day are the entire Peoria offense, combining for a Dozer Park record 21 runs on 21 hits. Each of the starting nine had multiple hits as Josh Kross plated six. Other standouts: Curtis Taylor, Pete Hansen and Ramon… pic.twitter.com/tDAAlDjKaj
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 3, 2025
The #stlcards system was 2-1 on Wednesday. TCN's Players of the Day are the entire Peoria offense, combining for a Dozer Park record 21 runs on 21 hits. Each of the starting nine had multiple hits as Josh Kross plated six. Other standouts: Curtis Taylor, Pete Hansen and Ramon… pic.twitter.com/tDAAlDjKaj
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 3, 2025
The #STLCards system was 4-1 on Thursday. The Cardinal Nation’s Player of the Day, Memphis catcher Jimmy Crooks, hit a seventh-inning go-ahead grand slam. Other standouts include Graysen Tarlow, JJ Wetherholt, Edward Guribe and Yaxson Lucena. https://t.co/HLoynVy9Pv pic.twitter.com/y7v8XZT1Fv
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 4, 2025
The #STLCards system was 4-2 on Friday. TCN’s Player of the Day, Palm Beach starter Nolan Sparks, had five scoreless IP on only four hits with 6 Ks. Other standouts: Max Rajcic, Travis Honeyman, Graysen Tarlow, Johnfrank Salazar, Jonathan Mejia and Luis Piño.… pic.twitter.com/fqwPfzmn0A
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 5, 2025
The #stlcards system was 2-4 on Saturday. TCN’s Player of the Day, Peoria’s Darlin Saladin, threw four scoreless IP on one hit with six Ks for his second save. Other standouts: Nathan Church, Gerardo Salas, Deniel Ortiz, Jesus Garcia, Edward Guribe and Sebastian Dos Santos.… pic.twitter.com/bQCkwMNUNJ
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 6, 2025
The Redbirds AAA fans get a super matchup today- Sun. vs. Nashville. We got McGreevy (8-1 2.28ERA) up against Logan Henderson (7-3 3.12ERA AAA and 3-0 1.71ERA with MIL), and the Brewer’s #6 prospect.
Why/how McGreevy is still lingering down in AAA is most perplexing. Everyone, other than our front office, knows McGreevy belongs with the big club. Yes he’ll take his lumps from time to time as he adjusts, but he’ll also pitch some fantastic games. Continuing to trot guys like Mikolas out there mainly for the ridiculous reason that he’s costing them big bucks is ignorant. McGreevy is our future and he needs to be treated as such.
Pugs, I agree.
They person I would love to get other reads on is Nathan Church. Impressive year, so far.
The #stlcards system was 1-3 on Sunday. The Cardinal Nation’s Player of the Day, Springfield SS JJ Wetherholt, slugged two HRs for three RBI in his first career multi-HR game. Other standouts: Brody Moore, Mike Antico, Ixan Henderson, Zach Levenson and Rainiel Rodriguez.… pic.twitter.com/aEvlaaxwaC
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 7, 2025
Wetherholt moving on up!
Starting second baseman for YOUR st Louis Cardinals in 2026 with Hurdy Gurdy in LF and Norman Gorman at third.Cardinals minor leaguers since June 1:
Yairo Padilla .367/.892
Nathan Church .356/1.010
Noah Mendlinger .333/.821
Bryan Torres .333/.948
JJ Wetherholt .333/1.012
Sebastian Dos Santos .328/1.004
Denial Ortiz .327/1.021
Kenly Hunter .317/.808
Leonardo Bernal .313/.867
Jon Jon Gazdar .308/.732
Gracewell Taveras .306/.707
Edward Guribe .297/.922
Yaxson Lucena .297/.924
Miguel Villarroel .290/.695
Christofer Lebron .286/.894
Cesar Prieto .281/.765
Tre Richardson .280/.727
Mike Antico .276/.839
Zach Levenson .276/.864
Won-Bin Cho .273/.718That’s the top twenty averages/slugging averages in the minors since June 1 by qualified hitters.
Thank you for sharing, forsch. Out of curiosity, what site did you use to pull your stats by date range?
Baseball Reference. On my phone I went to the Cardinals MLB page of Baseball Reference and scrolled down to the “More 2025 Cardinals Pages”. There is a bold “Batting” that has other headings like “Detailed Stats” “Game Log”, etc. The last item in that area is “Recent Org Batting”. Then you put in search criteria and hit “Get results”. I then sorted it by the batting average column.
The only thing about the way I made the criteria “only minor leagues”, it left off Saggese and Fermin.
Just noticed that I said the second figure is the slugging. It should have said OPS. That would be some very high slugging percentages.
Sebastian Alessandro “Uno” Dos Santos. Love this kid out of Barquisimeto, Venezuela! Our Pam Beach faithful are going to love this guy next season.
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