AAA: Postponed due to air quality

  • The fires are bad, and Reno’s getting hit hard by the air.  Thursday’s game was postponed with no makeup announced.  The teams also announced that Friday’s, Saturday’s and Sunday’s game will take place in Sacramento (notably not in front of fans).  None of those games were announced as a doubleheader to make up for Thursday, nor was there a specific statement on Monday or Tuesday’s games.

AA: Altoona 3, Richmond 0

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Richmond Notes:

  • Diego Rincones had his second 3-hit game in the past six games, and for the first time, his batting average in Double-A Richmond (.303) is higher than it was at the end of his time in High-A Eugene (.300).
  • Will Wilson hit his 6th double in Richmond as the Squirrels’ only other hit on the day.  His Double-A batting line is .178/.277/.301 after 38 games at the level.
  • Matt Frisbee had his lowest strikeout total since returning from Triple-A, with just three in 5.0 innings.

High-A: Tri-City 10, Eugene 2

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Eugene Notes:

  • Ismael Munguia came back from a 2.5 week stint on the IL and picked right back up on his run, getting a hit in nine straight games on both sides of the break, and multiple hits in eight of them.  Over that span, he’s 23-for-41 (.561) with six doubles, a triple, and two home runs.
  • Ricardo Genovés had his second consecutive 2-hit game, raising his High-A batting average to .233 when it bad been just .219 a couple of days ago.
  • Jairo Pomares picked up just his second double in High-A, and first double since his debut game at the level on August 17th.  He’s batting .333/.333/.533 in his first 10 games at the level.
  • Blake Rivera made his debut to High-A for the first time in his career, after his long injury recover, but was greeted rudely by allowing three hits in 2.0 innings.  He’d had a 2.61 ERA in the ACL during rehab, allowing eight hits in 10.1 innings over five rehab appearances.

Low-A: San Jose 10, Lake Elsinore 3

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San Jose Notes:

  • Jimmy Glowenke hit his second home run in four games, giving him 10 on the year.  He’s batting .247/.344/.474 overall in his first pro season.
  • Patrick Bailey had another 2-hit game, both singles this time.  Since his return from injury, Bailey is 11-for-26 (.423) with four doubles and a home run.
  • Rodolfo Bone had his third double of the season, having played sporadically as the backup catcher in San Jose since his debut on May 30th.
  • Luis Matos had another 2-hit game to prop up a solid but below normal July.  On the month, Matos is batting .304/.333/.500, just under his season numbers except for a slight advantage in slugging.
  • Wil Jensen had a solid start for San Jose, going six innings and giving up just two runs.  He only struck out two, however, one of his lowest totals of the season.  He has 102 strikeouts to 22 walks in 97.2 innings now.

ACL: ACL Giants Black 5, ACL Brewers Blue 4

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ACL Giants Black Notes:

  • Jacob Gonzalez had his 5th double in his ACL season (32 games), giving him one more than he had in Eugene in 27 games.
  • Richgelon Juliana had his first 2-hit game of the season, in his 7th game.  He’s 4-for-12 (.333) with four walks to three strikeouts so far this season.
  • Dilan Rosario had his first multi-hit game since July 29th, inching his batting average from .188 to just over the Mendoza Line at .204.
  • Tristan Beck had his best rehab appearance yet, with his first scoreless one and his first to get up to 3.0 innings in four rehab starts.  Over his rehab, he has 14 strikeouts to seven hits and three walks in 7.1 innings.

ACL: ACL Giants Orange 12, ACL Brewers Gold 0

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ACL Giants Orange Notes:

  • Anthony Rodriguez had his first 4-hit game, raising his batting average from .219 to .246 in the one game.
  • Donovan McIntyre had his first pro 2-hit game (in his fourth overall), and his first 2-steal game.  He’s 5-for-14 (.357) over his first four games, with three steals on as many attempts.
  • Manuel Mercedes tied for his longest shutout start of the season, and third scoreless start in the month of August.  In 46.0 IP, he’s got 50 strikeouts and 20 walks.

DSL: DSL Mets2 4, DSL Giants Black 0

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DSL Giants Black Notes:

  • Oswaldo Ladera had the only 2-hit game for the Black team, with his second consecutive 2-hit game.  He’s 5-for-10 over his last three games.
  • Ricardo Estrada had his first start allowing more than one earned run, allowing two in 3.0 IP.  On the season, he’s allowed 10 runs, but just four earned runs, in 16.2 IP.

DSL: DSL Giants Orange 5, DSL D-Backs2 3

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DSL Giants Orange Notes:

  • Brandy Rosario had two doubles just three games into the DSL season, back on July 23rd.  He finally hit his third yesterday, after missing two weeks in the middle of August.  
  • Samuel Rodriguez had a 2-hit game is a shortened day, and is now 4-for-8 (.500) over his last three games, which has raised his batting average from .073 to .143.
  • Rolfi Jimenez didn’t give up any unearned runs this game, which is an improvement.  In 28.1 innings, he’s allowed nine runs, but just three earned runs.  He has 22 strikeouts to six walks in 28.1 innings.