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Memphis at San Antonio, Jake Woodford (3-0, 1.74) 2:05 CT
Springfield at NW Arkansas, Austin Warner (2-2, 4.26) 2:05 CT
Palm Beach vs. Bradenton, Alex Fagalde (4-2, 2.76) 1:00 ET
Peoria vs. Quad Cities, Cole Aker (0-2, 8.06) 2:05 CTNever heard of this Enmanual Solano. 20 year old righty, career 3.45 era in minors, Not a ton of strikeouts, lots of ground balls.
Today, in his 1st game off the injured list, The Cardinal Nation no. 2 prospect, Springfield 3B Elehuris Montero, went 2-for-4 including a home run. OF Dylan Carlson also went deep, but the S-Cards lost 4-3 at NW Ark. Review our newest top 50 #stlcards prospect list here. ($) https://t.co/n9Tn7WGY0p
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) May 19, 2019
Good to see Montero continuing his solid streak from before the injury. Hope he can keep swinging a hot bat.
Since a terrible first week (4-27) Montero is batting .280/.345/.520.
And Dylan Carlson is now in the Texas League top 10 in homers and triples and doubles. I doubt if anyone else in any other league can make the same claim.
Can we end this charade and get Alexander “The Great” in a place where he’ll be challenged??? This is getting ridiculous!
I wish our brass would get all over this long overdue promotion, Mudville, and put Fagalde on the next northbound train to Springfield…….or if they want to shorten that trip, Memphis.
I wish our brass would get all over this long overdue promotion, Mudville, and put Fagalde on the next northbound train to Springfield…….or if they want to shorten that trip, Memphis.
Amen!
How about the biggest surprise of the year, Brady Whalen? He plated 6 runs last night and now has more rbis than Gorman, 32 to 30.
Player of the Day Alex Fagalde’s stellar pitching effort led Palm Beach to the #stlcards system’s only win on a 1-3 Sunday. Brady Whalen’s career effort at the plate wasn’t enough to avert a Peoria loss. https://t.co/wtpLzARWmy pic.twitter.com/UQQfDwlCXP
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) May 20, 2019
I watched the replay of Springfield’s game… Montero’s shot was a pretty impressive one out to right. The announcers said it was wind aided, but it still was hit with authority. Carlson’s shot was from the right side as well, which is nice.
Fagalde has nothing more to prove at Palm Beach. The 6’3″ 30th round draft pick in ’17 = pro career IP 188.1 with 189 Ks. He only had one hiccup on 4/27 at Fort Myers his other six starts. He pitches like a top-rounder and it will be interesting to see him pitch at AA Springfield.
Peoria starters Seijas or Cordero would be good choices to replace him at PB.
Cards27…. agree…. its close but Whalen is our biggest surprise of ’19, so far.
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