aa:

ss - ruben tejada - 2 for 4 | 2 rbi(2) | bb(1) | .500 ba
c - josh thole - 2 for 4 | rbi(1) | bb(1) | .500 ba
3b - shawn bowman - 2 for 5 | rbi(1) | .400 ba
1b - lucas duda - 0 for 4 | .000 ba
sp - michael antonini - 4.2 ip | 7 h | 3 r(3 er) | bb | 4 k | 5.79 rts
rp - roy merritt - 1.0 ip | 2 k | s(1) | 0.00 era

aaa:

ss - jose coronado - 1 for 4 | rbi(1) | bb(1) | .250 ba
dh - fernando martinez - 2 for 4 | 2b(1) | 3b(1)| .500 ba
1b - nick evans - 0 for 4 | .000 ba
c - omir santos - 1 for 3 | bb(1) | .333 ba
sp - jon niese - 2.0 ip | 5 h | 5 r(5 er) | 3 bb | 2 k | 0-1 | 22.50 era
rp - eddie kunz - 1.1 ip | 3 bb | 0.00 era
rp - conor robertson - 1.0 ip | bb | k | 0.00 era

aa:

ss - ruben tejada - 1 for 6 | .300 ba
c - josh thole - 1 for 6 | .300 ba
3b - shawn bowman - 2 for 6 | 2b(1) | rbi(2) | .364 ba
1b - lucas duda - 2 for 4 | bb(1) | .250 ba
sp - dylan owen - 5.0 ip | 3 h | 2 r(2 er) | 5 bb | 2 k | 3.60 era

a+:

2b - greg veloz - 1 for 4 | .250 ba
ss - reese havens - 1 for 4 | .250 ba
cf - kirk nieuwnhuis - 1 for 4 | .250 ba
1b - ike davis - 1 fof 4 | 2b(1) | .250 ba
3b - zach lutz - 0 for 3 | .000 ba
c - francisco pena - 1 for 3 | .333 ba
sp - brad holt - 3.2 ip | 7 h | 9 r(9 er) | 4 bb | 5 k | 3 hr/all | 0-1 | 22.09 era
rp - nick waechter - 3.1 ip | h | 3 k | 0.00 era
rp - stephen clyne - 2.0 ip | h | 2 k | 0.00 era

a:

2b - jordany valdespin - 1 for 4 | 2b(1) | .250 ba
ss - wilmer flores - 0 for 3 | rbi(1) | .000 ba
cf - sean ratliff - 3 for 4 | 2b(1) | .750 ba
c - kai gronauer - 1 for 3 | .333 ba
1b - eric campbell - 1 for 4 | .250 ba
3b - jefry marte - 1 for 4 | rbi(1) | .250 ba
dh - josh satin - 0 for 2 | rbi(1) | .000 ba
sp - elvin ramirez - 6.0 ip | 3 h | bb | 4 k | 1-0 | 0.00
rp - manuel olivares - 3.0 ip | h | 3 k | s(1) | 0.00 era

aaa:

ss - jose coronado - 0 for 3 | bb(2) | .143 ba
dh - fernando martinez - 0 for 4 | .250 ba
1b - nick evans - 0 for 2 | 2 bb(2) | .000 ba
sp - dillon gee - 4.2 ip | 6 h | 3 r(3 er) | 2 bb | 6 k | 0-1 | 5.79 era

aa:

ss - ruben tejada - 0 for 2 | bb(1) | .231 ba
c - jose thole - 1 for 4 | 2b(1) | .286 ba
3b - shawn bowman - 1 for 5 | rbi(3) | .294 ba
1b - lucas duda - 1 for 3 | 2 rbi(2) | 2 bb(5) | .273 ba
rp - roy merritt - 1.0 ip | bb | k | s(2) | 0.00 era

a+:

2b - greg veloz - 2 for 5 | .333 ba
ss - reese havens - 1 for 3 | hr(1) | 2 rbi(2) | bb(1) | .286 ba
cf - kirk nieuwenhuis - 1 for 4 | .250 ba
c - francisco pena - 0 for 3 | bb(1) | .167 ba
1b - ike davis - 1 for 4 | .250 ba
3b - zach lutz - 2 for 3 | hr(1) | 2 rbi(2) | .333 ba
sp - jenry mejia - 4.0 ip | 3 h | 3 r(er) | 3 bb | 6 k | 2.25 era

a:

2b - jordany valdespin - 1 for 5 | 3b(1) | 2 rbi(2) | .222 ba
ss - wilmer flores - 1 for 4 | rbi(2) | .143 ba
cf - sean ratliff - 1 for 3 | bb(1) | .571 ba
c - kai gronauer - 1 for 4 | .286 ba
1b - eric campbell - 2 for 4 | rbi(1) | .375 ba
3b - jefry marte - 0 for 4 | .125 ba
dh - josh satin - 3 for 4 | .500 ba
sp - chris schwinden - 5.0 ip | 5 h | 2 r(er) | bb | k | 1-0 | 1.80 era
rp - rhiner cruz - 2.0 ip | 3 h | 2 k | s(1) | 0.00 era

Remember what I told you about Shawn Bowman,5157! Finally healthy,he just may show why he was considered every bit as promising as David Wright when joining the Organization. Now 24,he may just be a surprise visitor at Citifield some time this season. I wonder if he can handle second base? It wouldn't hurt to have another RH bat on the ML roster.

quote:

Originally posted by Lucky:
Remember what I told you about Shawn Bowman,5157! Finally healthy,he just may show why he was considered every bit as promising as David Wright when joining the Organization. Now 24,he may just be a surprise visitor at Citifield some time this season. I wonder if he can handle second base? It wouldn't hurt to have another RH bat on the ML roster.

bowman was never considered anything ... he was never a good hitter ... the only good thing about him was his glove.

the only reason why he's even in double a is because the mets have useful talent in st. lucie and in savanah.

aaa:

ss - jose coronado - 0 for 3 | bb(3) | .100 ba
dh - fernando martinez - 1 for 4 | 2b(2) | .250 ba
lf - nick evans - 0 for 3 | bb(3) | .000 ba
rp - connor robertson - 2.0 ip | h | r(er) | 0-1 | hr/all | 3.00 era

a+:

2b - greg veloz - 2 for 5 | 2b(1) | .357 ba
ss - reese havens - 1 for 4 | 2b(1) | rbi(3) | .273 ba
3b - zach lutz - 1 for 4 | .300 ba
1b - ike davis - 0 for 4 | .167 ba
c - francisco pena - 1 for 4 | .200 ba
sp - scott shaw - 5.0 ip | 4 h | r(er) | 5 k | 1.80 era
rp - matias carrillo - 3.0 ip | 2 h | 3 r(er) | bb | 0-1 | hr/all | 3.00 era
rp - stephen clyne - 1.0 ip | h | 0.00 era

a:

3b - jefry marte - 3 for 5 | rbi(2) | .308 ba
ss - wilmer flores - 2 for 5 | .250 ba
cf - sean ratliff - 0 for 4 | bb(2) | .364 ba
1b - eric campbell - 1 for 4 | rbi(2) | bb(1) | .333 ba
2b - josh satin - 1 for 3 | bb(1) | .444 ba
sp - jeurys familia - 4.1 ip | 2 h | r | bb | 3 k | 0.00 era
rp - jimmy johnson - 0.2 ip | k | 0.00 era
rp - jeffrey kaplan - 5.0 ip | 4 h | 3 k | 0.00 era
rp - erik turgeon - 1.0 ip | k | 1-0 | 0.00 era

aaa:

dh - fernando martinez - 0 for 4 | 3 bb(3) | .188 ba
1b - nick evans - 1 for 7 | hr(1) | 2 rbi(2) | .063 ba
c - omir santos - 1 for 5 | .250 ba
ss - jose coronado - 0 for 6 | .063 ba
rp - eddie kunz - 2.0 ip | h | 0.00 era

a+:

dh - greg veloz - 2 for 5 | .368 ba
ss - reese havens - 1 for 4 | bb(2) | .267 ba
cf - kirk nieuwenhuis - 1 for 4 | .200 ba
3b - zach lutz - 1 for 3 | bb(1) | .308 ba
1b - ike davis - 1 for 4 | .188 ba
sp - angel calero - 5.0 ip | 3 h | bb | 7 k | 0.00 era
rp - brant rustich - 2.0 ip | 2 h | 3 k | 1-0 | 0.00 era

a:

3b - jefry marte - 1 for 5 | .278 ba
ss - wilmer flores - 2 for 5 | 2bZ(1) | .294 ba
lf - sean ratliff - 2 for 5 | .375 ba
c - kai gronauer - 1 for 3 | rbi(1) | .300 ba
1b - eric campbell - 1 for 4 | hr(1) | 2 rbi(4) | .313 ba
2b - josh satin - 2 for 3 | bb(2) | .500 ba
sp - robert carson - 2.2 ip | 9 h | 7 r(3 er) | 2 k | 0-1 | 10.13 era
rp - wendy rosa - 1.1 ip | 2 h | 4 r(2 er) | 3 bb | 2 k | 13.50 era
rp - josh stinson - 2.0 ip | 2 h | 3 k | 0.00 era
rp - rhiner cruz - 2.0 ip | k | 0.00 era
rp - jimmy johnson - 1.0 ip | k | 0.00 era

quote:

Originally posted by MetsFan5157:

quote:

Originally posted by Lucky:
Remember what I told you about Shawn Bowman,5157! Finally healthy,he just may show why he was considered every bit as promising as David Wright when joining the Organization. Now 24,he may just be a surprise visitor at Citifield some time this season. I wonder if he can handle second base? It wouldn't hurt to have another RH bat on the ML roster.

bowman was never considered anything ... he was never a good hitter ... the only good thing about him was his glove.

the only reason why he's even in double a is because the mets have useful talent in st. lucie and in savanah.

Young man! Do you honestly think your response 'here' would get lost and be considered Gospel? You are giving inaccurate information. Five years ago,while getting his feet wet in professional baseball,Mets scouts excitedly projected Bowman to be David Wright's equal,but a tad better with the glove. Long term injuries changed that perception. Why do you stubbornly persist in denying this? I don't know whether or not Bowman will carve out a major league career. What I do know is the Mets evidently are inclined to further their time invested in this kid. Why? They obviously think he is worth it! Your conclusion that the only reason he is batting 4th at AA Bingo(The highest PROSPECT level) is because they have 'USEFUL' players at the A levels is ridiculous. Should he prove his worth and show he is who they thought he could be,Bowman will either contribute at Citifield or as a valuable asset be moved to another Organization. Mako Oliveras,Bingo manager last tuesday said;"Shawn Bowman has to be in the Major Leagues. He has the tools. It is simply a matter of him remaining healthy!" Just to add,he is still considered the best defensive infielder in the Organization,with considerable extra base power potential.

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aaa:

dh - fernando martinez - 2 for 4 | 2b(3) | hr(1) | rbi(1) | .250 ba
ss - jose coronado - 0 for 3 | .053 ba
rp - connor robertson - 1.2 ip | h | 2 k | 1.93 era

aa:

ss - ruben tejada - 0 for 3 | bb(3) | .188 ba
1b - lucas duda - 0 for 2 | 2 bb(7) | .231 ba
3b - shawn bowman - 0 for 4 | .238 ba

aaa:

dh - fernando martinez - 1 for 5 | 2b(4) | .240 ba
rf - nick evans - 0 for 3 | 2 bb(4) | .083 ba
ss - jose coronado - 0 for 4 | rbi(2) | bb(5) | .043 ba
sp - jon niese - 5.0 ip | 8 h | 3 r(2 er) | 3 bb | 5 k | 9.00 era
rp - eddie kunz - 3.0 ip | h | 5 k | 0.00 era

a+:

2b - greg veloz - 2 for 5 | sb(4) | .375 ba
ss - reese havens - 1 for 4 | bb(3) | .263 ba
cf - kirk nieuwenhuis - 1 for 5 | .200 ba
3b - zach lutz - 2 for 5 | 2b(1) | rbi(3) | .333 ba
1b - ike davis - 2 for 4 | .250 ba
c - francisco pena - 1 for 4 | 2b(1) | .214 ba

a:

2b - jordany valdespin - 2 for 5 | .286 ba
ss - wilmer flores - 2 for 5 | .318 ba
rf - sean ratliff - 1 for 4 | 2 rbi(2) | .350 ba
1b - eric campbell - 1 for 3 | 2 rbi(6) | bb(2) | .316 ba
3b - jefry marte - 1 for 4 | 3b(1) | rbi(3) | .273 ba
dh - josh satin - 0 for 3 | bb(3) | .400 ba
sp - kyle allen - 2.2 ip | 9 h | 7 r(7 er) | 2 k | 2 hr/all | 0-1 | 23.63 era
rp - wendy rosa - 1.1 ip | 3 k | 6.75 era
rp - eric beaulac - 4.0 ip | 2 h | bb | 5 k | 0.00 era

Why is Eddie Kunz pitching so many innings in relief?

As always, great job on the Minor League stats. Thanks MetsFan.

quote:

Originally posted by WrightNReyes:
Why is Eddie Kunz pitching so many innings in relief?

to work on his secondary pitches i guess, this happens with every reliever in the minors. they either pitch a lot of innings or start the game.

eric beaulac another reliever pitched 4 innings.

quote:

Originally posted by dukewillie24:
As always, great job on the Minor League stats. Thanks MetsFan.

thanks

quote:

Originally posted by Lucky:

quote:

Originally posted by MetsFan5157:

quote:

Originally posted by Lucky:
Remember what I told you about Shawn Bowman,5157! Finally healthy,he just may show why he was considered every bit as promising as David Wright when joining the Organization. Now 24,he may just be a surprise visitor at Citifield some time this season. I wonder if he can handle second base? It wouldn't hurt to have another RH bat on the ML roster.

bowman was never considered anything ... he was never a good hitter ... the only good thing about him was his glove.

the only reason why he's even in double a is because the mets have useful talent in st. lucie and in savanah.

Young man! Do you honestly think your response 'here' would get lost and be considered Gospel? You are giving inaccurate information. Five years ago,while getting his feet wet in professional baseball,Mets scouts excitedly projected Bowman to be David Wright's equal,but a tad better with the glove. Long term injuries changed that perception. Why do you stubbornly persist in denying this? I don't know whether or not Bowman will carve out a major league career. What I do know is the Mets evidently are inclined to further their time invested in this kid. Why? They obviously think he is worth it! Your conclusion that the only reason he is batting 4th at AA Bingo(The highest PROSPECT level) is because they have 'USEFUL' players at the A levels is ridiculous. Should he prove his worth and show he is who they thought he could be,Bowman will either contribute at Citifield or as a valuable asset be moved to another Organization. Mako Oliveras,Bingo manager last tuesday said;"Shawn Bowman has to be in the Major Leagues. He has the tools. It is simply a matter of him remaining healthy!" Just to add,he is still considered the best defensive infielder in the Organization,with considerable extra base power potential.

I agree. When Bowman was drafted if you recall, I said it was a great value pick. He had a very good line drive stroke by most reports, had a very good build and was coachable. His defense at third was not bad.

The reason why he stalled is because of a severe back issue that he seems to be have gotten over from.

I still like Bowman. I think the back issue has hurt his range severly, so he may be best as a DH or 1B, but his bat - if he works on working the count - could net a lot of doubles.