LongLiveMaroth

The month of May stats Lakeland Graham .241/.332/.340 Santana .063/.333/.250 De La Cruz .218/.333/.327 Johnson .188/.309/.225 Stephenson .195/.298/.305 WM Jung .217/.330/.386 Campos .250/.340/.464 Pacheco .213/.297/.337 Serretti .282/.360/.435 Erie Cruz .271/.388/.482 Keith .374/.437/.670 Perez .307/.422/.409 Dingler .247/.371/.469 Workman .239/.345/.370 Toledo Meadows .231/.317/.407 Lipcius .237/.314/.333 JHM .205/.364/.352 Sands .265/.316/.368

Toledo L 13-1 Malloy 0/3 2BB 2K Carpenter 1/4 2K RBI BB Meadows 0/3 BB Lipcius 0/4 Bergner 1.2IP 5ER BB 3K Wisler 1.1IP 1K (1.44 ERA over 25IP) Erie W 10-3 Cruz 1/5 BB K Keith 2/5 RBI Perez 3/5 2 2B 3RBI Dingler 1/5 3K Workman 0/2 2K BB Hurter 6IP 3ER 9K WM W 6-3 Campos 3/5 2RBI Jung 2/4 HR 2B K Kreidler 0/5 4K Allen 1/4 HR 2RBI 2K Serretti 0/3 BB K Burhenn 6IP 1ER 7K

Lange made it interesting but Tigers Win 3-2

Man this ump's zone is big

Just to reset some expectations here, he is 22 still, and if you look at some of the players taken before you will see a struggle to adjust to pro ball. Drafted 6th Jacob Berry .169/.203/.289 Drafted 8th Brooks Lee .268/.342/.435 Drafted 9th Gavin Cross .195/.292/.420 Drafted 11th Kevin Parada .243/.347/.405 Drafted 12th Jace Jung .221/.345/.376 I tried to pick players that were near Jung and were also coming out of college. What Neto is doing is not the norm so while having him would be fantastic and Jung has to hit to have value I would pump the brakes a bit on writing him off—just my 2 cents.

Here is his last start in Toldeo. That change-up is filthy.

Just catching up on some reading and it sounds like the move to 2B for Keith will probably be something more permanent or at least more often and Perez looks like he will get more time in CF due to some yips at 2B.

Erie W 11-1 Cruz 1/4 BB 2K Keith (playing 2B 👀) 3/5 3RBI 2B Perez (Playing CF) 2/5 2K 2B Dingler 1/5 4RBI HR Workman 0/5 3K Navigato 5/5 2B Flores 5IP 1H 5BB 8K WM L 4-2 Jung 0/4 4K Pacheco 0/4 K Allen 1/4 HR RBI Serretti 1/3 BB K Campos 1/4 K Lakeland L 11-5 Santana 0/2 BB K Graham 1/5 3B RBI 2K Bastidas 0/4 3K Stephenson 1/3 RBI SB (20)

Miggy with the wheels ties it up 4-4

Nevin just missed that go-ahead homer

Toledo L 12-6 Malloy 1/5 RBI 2K Carpenter 1/4 2K BB Lipcius 1/5 Meadows 2/4 HR 3B RBI 2K

Agreed but looking down in Toledo not much help there.

Reese Olson just pitched a 5IP 10K game. Bring him up, can't be too much worse.

Olson with a 5IP 10K 1ER game

3/4 MilB teams have already played and they scored a total of 1 run. Keith went 3/5 though with an RBI.

Sorry been a bit MIA with these, haven't been on much. Not a great night on the farm. Toledo L 5-3 Malloy 0/4 BB 2K Meadows 0/5 K Nevin 2/5 2B Lipcius 1/5 K Erie L 7-3 Cruz 1/4 BB Keith 1/3 2BB K Perez 1/5 RBI Dingler 2/4 2K Gipson-Long 5IP 2H ER BB 7K WM L 17-9 (WM with 3 field goals) Campos 0/4 BB Pacheco 1/5 K Allen 2/5 HR 2RBI 2K Serretti 1/3 2B RBI BB K Crouch 2/2 HR 3RBI Lakeland L 3-2 Graham 2/4 K (Slight uptick in May so far .246/.355/.385) De La Cruz 1/3 RBI BB K Santana 0/4 4K

Tork's savant page is getting pretty red.

This changeup from Lange though.

One thing I am noticing is Gage Workman is getting fewer starts, I wonder if they are holding him out now in favor of some other prospects. Unfortunately, while walking more (he has a .356 OBP) he is still striking out 38% of the time.

Olson with a solid 5IP 9 K night last night.

I am heading over to the WM game tonight since it is close to where I live and I wanted to see who was starting for WM and honestly for only being 24 Carlos Pena looks like he has not slept once in those 24 years.

Toledo L 16-8 Malloy 0/5 3K Meadows 2/5 2K HR RBI Nevin 3/5 K 2B Lipcius 2/4 BB Erie W 4-2 Cruz 1/5 Keith 0/3 3K BB (Probably need to send him back to WM) Dingler 0/4 2K Witherspoon 2/4 HR RBI Gipson-Long 4.1IP 1ER 4BB 3K WM L 4-2 Campos 0/4 BB 2K Jung 0/3 BB Pacheco 1/3 BB K Serretti 1/3 K Lakeland W 7-1 Stephenson 2/4 3B 2K 2SB Graham 1/4 2 RBI BB K 2B De La Cruz 1/4 2K HR RBI Miller 4IP 2BB 6K 2H

I would say Madden as well, that being said Flores and Olson are probably headed toward the high leverage late inning relief pitcher path.