Link Report for Mon. 5/10 -- Koshansky's 9th Inning Blast Lifts Sounds in Afternoon Tilt; Rattlers rained out

[TheCrew07]

The SL is a 10 team league

AA also has a 12 team league, the Eastern League, and an 8 team league, the Texas League

 

Team Batting

AVG - .265 4th, Tennessee leads with .290

Runs - 132 6th, Tennessee leads with 172

2B - 58 tied 4th, Carolina leads with 60

HR - 11 tied 7th, West Tennessee leads with 40

BB - 104 tied 6th, Jacksonville leads with 134

SO - 228 7th, Tennessee has the fewest with 159. Jacksonville the most with 247

SB - 26 5th, Carolina leads with 35

OBP - .340 4th, Tennessee leads with .370

SLG - .376 5th, West Tennessee leads with .465

OPS - 716 4th, West Tenn and Jacksonville are tied at .819

 

Individual Batting Leaders

AVG - Starlin Castro is the current leader but everyone knows the Cubs called him up. Osvaldo Martinez a Marlins prospect is the current leader at .375. Lee Haydel is the only Star in the top 20 (.297), Caleb Gindl just missed (.288). Jonanthan Lucroy was hitting .452 before his promotion, Lorenzo Cain was hitting .380 before the injury, he just missed qualifying.

OBP - Mike Stanton the Marlin's #1 prospect according to BA is the leader at .477. There are no Stars in the top 20. Zelous Wheeler and Lee Haydel just missed at .370 and .368 respectively, Lucroy's was .500 in his 45 ABs, Lorenzo Cain is currently .450.

SLG - Mike Stanton is the leader once again at .840, even for a small sample that's outrageous. Once again no Stars, Chris Errecart just missed (.439), Brett Lawrie was close as well (.430). Lorenzo Cain is currently .479

OPS - Mike Stanton not so surprisingly with a 1.317, dude needs a promotion. Zelous Wheeler came in 20th (.790), Caleb Gindl is currently sitting .781, Brett Lawrie only .768. Lucroy's was 1.024, Cain's is .929

BB - Mike Stanton once again leads having drawn 26 already this season. Taylor Green (14) is 18th, no other Stars in the top 20. Zelous Wheeler and Brett Lawrie (13) were obviously very close, Caleb Gindl (12) just a step behind the rest.

SB - Tony Campana a Cubs prospect (boo) and Elian Herrera a Dodgers prospect both have 11. Lorenzo Cain (8) is still tied for 5th on this list as it's not qualified, Lee Haydel (7) is 10th, Brett Lawrie (6) is tied for 11th.

 

With Cain out and Lucroy promoted this has become a pretty average offense.

Team Pitching

ERA - .3.77 tied 3rd, Jacksonville leads at 3.10

Runs - 139 5th, Jacksonville has only given up 108

HR - 22 7th, West Tenn has only given up 13

BB - 104 tied 2nd, Tennessee has only issued 93 free passes thus far

SO - 213 tied 6th, Mississippi has 279 thus far

WHIP - 1.38 4th, Jacksonville leads with a 1.28

 

Individual Pitching Leaders

ERA - Charles Shriek a 24 year old White Sox Prospect own the top slot with 0.71. Amaury Rivas is 7th (2.10), Alex Periard was in the mid 20s (4.15).

BB - Elih Villaneuva a 23 year old Marlins prospect has issued the fewest of the starting pitchers with 6. No Stars in the top 20, Mark Rogers (18) and Amaury Rivas (16) are among the worst.

SO - Mike Minor the #4 ranked 22 year old Braves prospect is the leader with 46. Michael Bowman is 19th (25) after tonight's action, Amaury Rivas is the next best star pitcher (21), Donovan Hand has more SO (20) than IP (19.1)

WHIP - Charles Shriek is once again your leader with 0.84. Amaury Rivas (1.19) is 19th, Alex Periard (1.38) is 24th, Michael Bowman (1.45) is 27th. Brandon Kintzler (0.32, Mike McClendon (0.56), and Donovan Hand (1.24) have been good but didn't qualify.

[Mass Haas]

The Stars' Brett Lawrie, left, tags out the Biscuits' Chris De La Cruz at second on a steal as the Montgomery Biscuits play the Huntsville Stars at Riverwalk Stadium Monday, May 10, 2010. (All photos by Montgomery Advertiser, David Bundy)

 

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Biscuits first baseman Matt Fields, left, races with Stars baserunner Brent Brewer to get to first. Brewer was safe on the play.

 

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Biscuits infielder Drew Anderson, left, tags out the Stars' Brent Brewer on a steal

 

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