Charlotte @ Durham

Egbert got rocked, couldn't find the zone.

 

Bham PPD.

 

Potomac @ Winston-Salem

Edwards with a decent start.

 

Lexington @ Kannapolis

Escobar 3-3 with a HR. He's actually scorching hot in August, including a damn good walk rate. Go figure.

Leesman also decent.

 

Idaho Falls @ Great Falls

 

Bristol @ Princeton

Bham is delayed.

 

 

I didn't even attempt to go out to the park tonight. I knew it would be postponed, it was pouring down rain and is still steadily raining now.

morel rules, mitchell walks, and phegley home runs. im satisfied.

im satisfied.

 

 

Keep the level of your satisfaction to yourself please.

Nice to see Flowers back in the lineup

Shoemaker 2/2 with a walk & double for Bristol. Average at .366.

Winston-Salem is probably our least interesting minor league team. I mean i enjoy following Morel and Loman, but they don't really offer any other form of excitement. I'd say Birmingham is my favorite to follow with Brisol, being something of a dark horse, bringing up the rear.

Edited August 21, 200916 yr by Thunderbolt

Winston-Salem is probably our least interesting minor league team. I mean i enjoy following Morel and Loman, but they don't really offer any other forms of excitement. I'd say Birmingham is my favorite to follow with Briso,l being something of a dark horse, bringing up the rear.

 

I pay attention more to Kanny than Britsol personally. B-Ham and Kanny are 1-2 on what I look at first.

 

But speaking of Bristol.. Jeffer Patino with a 5-5 night. I don't care how old/young or what level your at, that's always impressive. Kid looks like he has good disipline too.

Edited August 21, 200916 yr by SoxAce

But speaking of Bristol.. Jeffer Patino with a 5-5 night. I don't care how old/young or what level your at, that's always impressive. Kid looks like he has good disipline too.

Yeah, he went 5-5 to raise his average to .183. Everyone has their day...

Winston-Salem is probably our least interesting minor league team. I mean i enjoy following Morel and Loman, but they don't really offer any other form of excitement. I'd say Birmingham is my favorite to follow with Brisol, being something of a dark horse, bringing up the rear.

 

They're in position to win both halves, I'm interested. Unfortunately, according to Ed Collari, there's no incentive though. If the Barons win the second half, they get 4 home games in the first round of the playoffs. I think they also get home field advantage if the move on to the championship. Plus, W-S has been tremendously successful in close games all season.

Edited August 21, 200916 yr by JPN366

Winston-Salem is probably our least interesting minor league team. I mean i enjoy following Morel and Loman, but they don't really offer any other form of excitement. I'd say Birmingham is my favorite to follow with Brisol, being something of a dark horse, bringing up the rear.

I've enjoyed watching Kanny this year. Lots of great pitching on that team's opening roster, though some have since been promoted or traded.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe their Opening Day roster included: Dan Hudson, Dexter Carter, Charlie Leesman, Stephen Sauer, Gregory Infante, Justin Edwards, Dan Remenowsky, Tyson Corley, Drew O'Neill, Charlis Burdie, Kyle Bellamy and Nathan Jones.

 

I don't think any team in our system was in the ballpark as far as that much pitching talent.

 

I've enjoyed watching Kanny this year. Lots of great pitching on that team's opening roster, though some have since been promoted or traded.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe their Opening Day roster included: Dan Hudson, Dexter Carter, Charlie Leesman, Stephen Sauer, Gregory Infante, Justin Edwards, Dan Remenowsky, Tyson Corley, Drew O'Neill, Charlis Burdie, Kyle Bellamy and Nathan Jones.

 

I don't think any team in our system was in the ballpark as far as that much pitching talent.

 

Bellamy was drafted this year but other than that you're right.

Bellamy was drafted this year but other than that you're right.

Heh, I knew I'd get one wrong in there somewhere.

 

Justin Edwards started out in extended spring training. He was assigned to Kanny once Hudson was promoted to Winston-Salem.

I've enjoyed watching Kanny this year. Lots of great pitching on that team's opening roster, though some have since been promoted or traded.

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe their Opening Day roster included: Dan Hudson, Dexter Carter, Charlie Leesman, Stephen Sauer, Gregory Infante, Justin Edwards, Dan Remenowsky, Tyson Corley, Drew O'Neill, Charlis Burdie, Kyle Bellamy and Nathan Jones.

 

I don't think any team in our system was in the ballpark as far as that much pitching talent.

Yeah, Kanny has been fun to track. Between that team and the Barons especially it has been a fun year to track players in the farm system. Even Charlotte has been interesting at points and is interesting right now.