Minor league thread – Thu 8/9

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  • #64730
    Brian Walton
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    Memphis at OK City: Austin Warner
    Springfield at San Antonio: Casey Meisner
    Palm Beach at Lakeland
    Peoria at Kane County: Johan Oviedo
    State College vs. West Virginia: Chris Holba
    Johnson City vs. Princeton: Cole Aker
    GCL Cards vs. Marlins
    DSL Blue vs. Twins
    DSL Red at Cubs2

    #64746
    gscottar
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    Not to state the obvious but taking O’Neill and A. Garcia out of the Memphis lineup can’t be good for that team’s offense. Of course Garcia could be back next week when O’Neill comes off of the DL.

    #64757
    14NyquisT
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    Warner gets his third start for MEM. He had 12 starts for Palm Beach… 6 for Springfield before moving up again. Hard to forget the show he put on from late April to early June for PB. Incredible. WOW.

    Tough assignment tonight at OK City.

    #64764
    Brian Walton
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    gscott: “… and Voit and Mercado…”

    #64820
    Brian Walton
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    #64825
    stlcard25
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    Ludwin Jimenez continues to look pretty decent for a just turned 17 year old in the DSL. The ERA is rising a bit, but he’s got good K and BB rates (9.45-2.53). I’d be interested to know if his stuff is more speed, movement or control to accomplish this at his age. He’s got a 3.12 xFIP and 3.53 FIP. Someone I’ll continue to keep an eye on.

    Good to see Oviedo stringing good results together, even if his walk rate still is too high.

    #64828
    CariocaCardinal
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    Jimenez was pitching on his birthday. He is no longer 16. His prospect status plummets with the birthday! : )

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