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Watching Mcgrrevy pitch for the first time. He has a low 90s fastball, with a nice curve and slider/cutter. As advertised he throws lots of strikes
Keeps an eye on Elijah Cabell at Palm Beach. If he gets 450 AB’s he probably hits 30 home runs. Probably k’s 100+ times as well. I dont know if he will ever make enough contact tô make it tô the majors but as a minor leaguer he is going tô be fun tô watch.
Springfield’s offense is really good. The only problem is their pitching is trash. They’ve given up 22 runs in 2 games. The starters have looked ok/decent but the relievers truly suck.
McGreevy had a really nice outing…5 innings, 0 hits, 1 walk and 5 Ks. It would be good to see one of our starters make good progress.
Lots of offense everywhere else and not much pitching success. Burleson would have had a case for another POTD, but I’d guess it’s Pinder going 5-6 with 5 RBI.
The #stlcards system went 2-2 on Saturday with Memphis and Springfield winning. The Cardinal Nation’s Player of the Day is CF Chase Pinder, 5-for-6 with five RBI and four runs in Springfield’s slugfest win. Yepez and McGreevy were other standouts. (free) https://t.co/zBN7hlXEND pic.twitter.com/JT0hjJdCWe
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) April 10, 2022
Sunday #stlcards minors starting pitchers:
Mem: RH T.J. Zeuch (0-0, 1.93) 2:05 CT
Spr: RH Kyle Leahy (2022 debut) 1:35
Peo DH: RHs Gordon Graceffo (p)/Dionys Rodriguez (debuts) 1:00
PB: RH Trent Baker (debut) 11 am CT pic.twitter.com/Ogc4n3fuSv— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) April 10, 2022
Looks for André Granillo tô get a quick promotion tô Peoria. Pretty dominant at PB least year and starting out strong there again
Not clear what the Cards see in Lehy. edit Leahy
He all but skipped high A due to the lost 2020 season. Maybe they followed the Zach Thompson strategy with him. Let him get his brains beaten out all the 2021 season and hope for better in 2022.
If you live within 3 hours of Springfield and haven’t been I highly recommend. Is a nice facility and a good time every time I have gone over the years. Fun watching the young ones get their feet wet. Especially when there is someone like Reyes rehabbing and making the hitters look like star struck Little Leaguers. Dollar Hot Dog’s and Brats are now 2 dollars and the same night. Still a treat. Who doesn’t like a half raw brat. Gonna have to tie in a side trip to Memphis next time I see see a game alone in St Louis.
Second-ranked @Cardinals prospect Nolan Gorman powered up for the Triple-A @memphisredbirds: https://t.co/SCMorVTqqi pic.twitter.com/1g3HWQQort
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) April 11, 2022
Exit velocity 109 mph.
The @Cardinals' Jordan Walker, @MLB's No. 30 prospect, slugs his first Double-A homer for @Sgf_Cardinals at age 19. pic.twitter.com/BqhePHGqnN
— MLB Pipeline (@MLBPipeline) April 10, 2022
The #stlcards system went 2-3 on Sunday. The Cardinal Nation’s Player of the Day is again OF Chase Pinder, 4-for-5 with an RBI and two runs scored in Springfield’s win. Nolan Gorman and Gordon Graceffo were among other Sunday standouts. (free) https://t.co/NZVIxBMInL pic.twitter.com/MIdrmj96mw
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) April 11, 2022
Monday's lone game in the #stlcards system:
Springfield at Arkansas with LHP Domingo Robles making his 2022 debut. 6:05 pm CT pic.twitter.com/W4VpSbuuTh
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) April 11, 2022
Springfield played the only Monday game in MiLB. Domingo Robles allowed one run in four innings, but the #stlcards AA club dropped a 4-3 road decision. The Cardinal Nation’s Player of the Day, SS Delvin Perez, had a single, walk, steal and two runs scored. https://t.co/64wRGFyNZV pic.twitter.com/AKNB8lPcIL
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) April 12, 2022
At this early part of the minor league season, GRaceffo and Mcgreevy might be promotion candidates going to Springfield. with relievers Granillo and Marrero going to Peoria. Also Gerard has piled up quite a few strikeouts early on.
What a wild game in Peoria. The game featured 2 ejections, a truck and trailer on the field hat delayed the game 5 minutes, substitution delays, and much more. The 11th inning went as follows, ghost runner at second, walk, walk, double, walk, hit by pitch allowing 3 runs to score for the visitors. The score is 5-2, and the game is lost, right? WRONG. In the bottom of the 11th Peoria started with the ghost runner followed by walk, strikeout, error, walk, walk, hit by pitch, game winning sac fly by Antonini. So 7 runs were scored by both teams, with only 1 hit. One of the craziest games I have EVER seen.
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