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From among seven qualifying candidates, 18-year old All-Star right-hander Angel Cuenca is The Cardinal Nation’s choice as the top starting pitcher on the 2019 Dominican Summer League Cardinals Red. ($) https://t.co/pBYzypxRp8 pic.twitter.com/yxjyCxvlkP
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 4, 2019
Tyler O’Neill could probably pick this kid up and lift him over his head with one hand. I can’t remember when the Cardinals had a pitcher who came up through the DSL, and made it onto their 40-Man roster. It’s still cool to think that this kid could possibly become a star. You never know………
You mean other than Carlos Martinez?
Before that, it may be back to Jorge Rondon and Eduardo Sanchez to find academy pitchers who reached MLB.
I kind of remember when they signed CMart. But I never thought about where he went after that.
Here’s a nice article from 2011 by Derrick Goold. I wonder if it will still be available online a hundred years from now. I bet it will.
I think I was Martinez’ first US interviewer. It was his first spring camp in Jupiter, March 2011. Johnny Rodriguez translated.
In May 2012, when Carlos was in Palm Beach, I sat in on his English class.
https://247sports.com/mlb/cardinals/Article/Palm-Beach-prospects-majoring-in-English-104906430/
Some interesting choices for overall player and pitcher of the year. My picks would not have a ton of homers, or wins or saves,
I would think that it doesn’t cost more than $1M to operate both DSL teams, and maybe a little more for the rest of the work they do in Latin America. There are 10 prospects in the TCN top 30 that have come through the DSL. Seven were signed first by the Cardinals. Because of the Cardinals’ rather strong presence in the DSL and Latin America, the 3 who were acquired from another team were no doubt scouted well. You’d have to say that the Cardianls’ presence in Latin America is working well for the organization. It’s pretty evident that it would be tough for any MLB team to survive without this pipeline. Hopefully, we’ll get an elite prospect out of this eventually.
Elehuris Montero (#5)
Ivan Herrera (#6)
Angel Rondon (#9)
Malcolm Nunez (#10)
Jhon Torres (#11) (Indians)
Junior Fernandez (#12)
Genesis Cabrera (#13) (Rays)
Johan Oviedo (#15)
Julio Rodriguez (#21)
Ramon Urias (#26) (Rangers)TCN’s 2019 Gulf Coast League Cardinals Starting Pitcher of the Year
Due to his staggering 0.56 ERA, 21-year old right-hander Michael YaSenka is The Cardinal Nation’s 2019 Johnson City Cardinals Starting Pitcher of the Year. ($) https://t.co/MP2y0mo0H9 pic.twitter.com/eRQJdamzGF
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 7, 2019
21-year old right-hander Enmanuel Solano was the most dependable starter on the 2019 State College Spikes, going at least five innings in 12 of 13 appearances and is our @SCSpikes Starting Pitcher of the Year. ($) https://t.co/dQaoLSV1Hs pic.twitter.com/qYvd3z6SCj
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 8, 2019
The top starting pitcher on the #stlcards Double-A Springfield affiliate, Angel Rondon, won the Texas League ERA title, following in Dakota Hudson’s footsteps two years prior. ($) https://t.co/sf8s44DJgj pic.twitter.com/CI7H2zwUmF
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 9, 2019
Have the Peoria and Palm Beach starting pitcher winners been determined? Usually these announcements are rolled out in order.
No, Peoria and Palm Beach Starting Pitchers have not been announced. They should be coming in the next two days. I have to adjust the schedule on the fly when a writer is late. Fortunately, others are early so we can stay on track, disclosing one winner each day.
Here is the link to the master article that shows all the winners and the article schedule. It is linked at the bottom of each of the individual articles and is free to all. It is also among the top six or so articles on the home page during the roll out.
The Cardinal Nation's top starting pitcher on the #stlcards Class-A Peoria Chiefs in 2019 is 22-year old right-hander Kyle Leahy, who utterly dominated Midwest League hitters in June. ($) https://t.co/NDNFCfiKxn pic.twitter.com/GcWjGt2cPQ
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 10, 2019
25-year old right-hander Alex Fagalde is The Cardinal Nation's choice as the top starting pitcher on the #stlcards high-A Palm Beach affiliate in 2019. ($) https://t.co/npendg4mRr pic.twitter.com/zdBZYbQOe3
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 11, 2019
Veteran Daniel Ponce de Leon repeats as The Cardinal Nation’s top starting pitcher on the Triple-A Memphis Redbirds, but as one would expect, he prefers to remain in the Majors. ($) https://t.co/6TA98vY0jT pic.twitter.com/12ugHzjruV
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 12, 2019
The Cardinal Nation’s choice as the top position player on the 2019 Dominican Summer League Cardinals Red is 18-year old outfielder Diowill Burgos, who already earned a promotion to the US. ($) https://t.co/mvGswGF1sD pic.twitter.com/zmcTFN4SFS
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 13, 2019
The Cardinal Nation’s choice as the top position player on the 2019 Dominican Summer League Cardinals Blue is then-19-year old outfielder Darlin Moquete. ($) https://t.co/pbAOXhNvl2 pic.twitter.com/DOI36BltyT
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 14, 2019
The Cardinal Nation’s #stlcards Gulf Coast League Player of the Year is a 2019 high school draftee, outfielder Patrick Romeri. ($) https://t.co/uZhHOznCjK pic.twitter.com/tfTQyIdnP2
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 15, 2019
Separating himself from 18 qualifiers with at least 15 game appearances for the rookie-level Appy League Cardinals, the LH slugger from Gardner-Webb University, Chandler Redmond, is The Cardinal Nation’s 2019 Johnson City Cardinals Player of the Year. ($) https://t.co/AaMQHWSapP pic.twitter.com/bJqHpwCxk3
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 16, 2019
In a close comparison, catcher Pedro Pages, the #stlcards' sixth-round draft pick this June, is The Cardinal Nation’s choice as the top position player on the 2019 State College Spikes. ($) https://t.co/a3PfTQUj8T pic.twitter.com/w9hSxnBMAC
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 17, 2019
TCN's top position player on the #stlcards’ Class-A Peoria Chiefs is 21-year old first baseman Brady Whalen, the 2019 Midwest League RBI champion. ($) https://t.co/TbCW0cDfAH pic.twitter.com/MBnMd0W05v
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 18, 2019
Fast-starting outfielder Justin Toerner is The Cardinal Nation's top position player on the #stlcards’ A-Advanced Palm Beach affiliate in 2019. ($) https://t.co/wpiWBhMnyu pic.twitter.com/SUd0Gkyh7I
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) October 19, 2019
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