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Memphis at Omaha: Austin Gomber
Springfield at Arkansas: Austin Warner
Palm Beach at Fort Myers
Peoria vs. Lake County: Alex Fagalde
State College vs. Vermont: Chris Holba
Johnson City vs. Elizabethton
GCL Cards at Mets2
DSL Blue vs. Nats
DSL Red at D-backs2Dylan Carlson hit his 6th homer tonight at Palm Beach and his overall line is up to .262/.359/.388.
State College with the relative offensive explosion for them tonight with 8 runs…but the opposition has 9, currently. Delvin Perez with 3 singles to bring his average to .297.
Perez with game of his career so far tonight. Ground rule 2 rbi double added to his three singles. Throw a walk on top of that and he has been on base all 5 times.
The #STLCards system went 6-3 on Thursday. Our Player of the Day is State College SS Delvin Perez, who reached base five times, including via his game-deciding two-run double. https://t.co/mcvXzCHqrB pic.twitter.com/HygsZxogcK
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) July 13, 2018
Its nights like this for Perez that wipe away some of the past two seasons. Its great to see him finally showing off some of his potential and putting together a solid season at short season A ball. After last night, thoughts of Peoria for him abound.
Its not just last night mind you, he has been solid for most of ’18, and just getting better.
I have dreams of the left side of our infield someday being DeJong and Perez. Still a long way to go but hopefully Delvin keeps it up!
Gscott…my dreams look something like Montero-Perez with Dejong at 2B and Stormin’ Gorman slugging homers from 1B. But I like the thought of Perez and his glove holding down SS if his bat can even be average.
Counterpoint on Perez: Being good for “most of ’18” = a majority of 20 games played. That is it. He wasn’t good in EST because he wasn’t there.
Counter-counterpoint: Hey, its just good to know that he can actually hit pro pitching. Up until now I wasn’t sure.
Yes it is a small sample size for Perez this year but if he was hitting .180 people would be making a big deal about it so we might as well celebrate the small victories while we can.
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