AAA: Sacramento 4, El Paso 2

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Sacramento Notes:

  • Jaylin Davis his his first triple of the season.  That gives him four doubles, a triple, and ten home runs in 23 games at Sacramento.
  • Joey Bart continues to hit, adding his 13th double to his total.  He’s batting .314/.379/.536 at Triple-A.  He also picked a runner off first and caught a runner stealing, his 13th of the season in 41 steal attempts.
  • Jason Vosler hit his 6th double in Triple-A with two hits.  Since being sent back down to Sacramento in late July, he’s 7-for-16 (.438) with two doubles and two home runs.
  • Norwith Gudino made his first start of the season to a good result.  He only struck out three, but gave up no free passes and just hit a home run. Gudino has had some struggles in Triple-A, having a 5.40 ERA after six games, but had a 1.44 ERA in 17 games in Double-A.
  • John Brebbia made his first appearance back in Sacramento since being optioned in late July, allowing a run on two hits.  Over nine appearances in Triple-A, he’s got a 4.50 ERA.
  • Reyes Moronta’s rehab continues with his 7th appearance in Sacramento.  He gave up his first baserunners in the last three appearances, but gave up no runs.  He’s allowed just one run in 5.2 innings during his rehab.
  • Camilo Doval has four straight appearances without a run, only giving up a HBP while striking out two.  In 25.1 Triple-A innings, he has 34 strikeouts, 22 walks and three hit batters.

AA: Reading 3, Richmond 2

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Richmond Notes:

  • Mitchell Tolman moved down to Richmond from Sacramento earlier this week, and got his first hits in his second game at Double-A.  In 63 games at Sacramento, Tolman hit .263/.340/.474 with 12 doubles, three triples, and nine home runs.
  • Simon Whiteman has collected at least one hit every game in August so far (5 games), and added a walk.  In 195 PAs at Double-A, Whiteman has 55 strikeouts to 22 walks, giving him a .359 OBP.
  • Michael Plassmeyer had his first shutout start since June 26th, going five shutout innings.  It lowered his ERA to 3.86 in Richmond, the lowest it’s been in Double-A.

High-A: Eugene 20, Tri-City 2

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Eugene Notes:

  • Tyler Fitzgerald led a huge offensive days for Eugene, hitting fo the cycle by the 5th inning, and also hit two doubles in consecutive days.  He’s got a batting line of .278/.360/.514 with 24 doubles, two triples, and 13 home runs.
  • Ismael Munguia’s 5-hit day is just the latest hit in an extremely hot 6-game hitting streak, in which five of those games have had multiple hits.  He’s 17-for-31 (.548) with four doubles, a triple, and two home runs.
  • Ricardo Genovés had his third 2-hit game in August with two doubles, giving him six doubles in 33 games in Eugene.
  • It took Marco Luciano just two games to hit his first home run at High-A, an opposite field home run that hit the roof of the shed in right, which bodes well for a certain wall in right field at Oracle Park.  He had 18 in Low-A San Jose, over 70 games at the level before his promotion.
  • Tyler Flores hit his second home run in the last five games, but this one went over the building in right field!  That gives him four home runs on the season.  The three hits boosted his batting average from .196 to .214.
  • Conner Nurse had a very rough July, but started August off with his best start of the season.  It was his second game of the season allowing just one run (which came on a home run), and set a season-low in hits allowed, while setting a season-high in strikeouts with nine.  He has 73 strikeouts to 37 walks in 77.2 innings.

Low-A: San Jose 6, Fresno 5

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San Jose Notes:

  • Jimmy Glowenke has six home runs on the season, but none likely made as big an impact as his 9th inning, game-tying grand slam on Friday.  The 4 RBI in one swing are the most he’s had in a single game all season.
  • Tyler Wyatt’s second home run of the season gave San Jose the 9th inning lead.  Wyatt has ten games in San Jose, and he’s got three doubles, two triples and a home run in Low-A.
  • Jairo Pomares picked up a pair of hits, including his 18th double of the season.  After five games in August, Pomares is 8-for-19 (.421) with three walks and three strikeouts.
  • Carter Williams has used up his monthly quota for triples, as he’s had one in each month he’s played this season.  He’s got a long way to go before he can hit another one.
  • Carson Ragsdale’s strikeout touch returned, as he struck out more than innings pitched for the first time in three starts, though he also gave up his first walk in that span, and hit a batter for the first time since June 9th.

ACL: ACL Reds 7, ACL Giants Black 2

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ACL Giants Black Notes:

  • Diego Velasquez had his first 3-hit game of the summer, bumping his batting average from .179 to .217.
  • Ronaldo Flores collected his second double in three games after hitting just one in his first month-plus of the ACL season.
  • Alexander Suarez picked up a single, giving him five straight games with a hit.  Suarez has been one of the best hitters on the ACL Black team, with a .315/.376/.489 batting line, but 34 strikeouts to five walks.
  • Jose Mullings had a rough game, giving up his first two home runs of the season, and tying a season-high with three walks.

ACL: ACL Dodgers 3, ACL Giants Orange 2

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ACL Giants Orange Notes:

  • Garrett Frechette hit his 8th double in the ACL season as he extended his hitting streak to 13 games.
  • Logan Wyatt picked up his second double, and just his third extra-base hit in nine games in the ACL.  He seems to be going through some swing changes, as he’s struck out nine times and walked just twice.  In 47 games with High-A Eugene, he walked 40 times to 37 strikeouts.
  • Kwan Adkins was 1-for-3 as he continues a quietly strong ACL season.  He’s batting .290/.400/.597, but has 27 strikeouts to nine walks in 75 plate appearances (24 games).
  • Trevor McDonald bounced back after giving up five runs in his last start, and now has allowed just one earned run in three of his last four starts.  He has 35 strikeouts to 18 walks in 35.1 innings.

DSL: DSL Giants Black Cancelled

DSL: DSL Giants Orange 8, DSL Yankees2 5

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DSL Giants Orange Notes:

  • Eliam Sandoval collected his second home run of the summer.  He’s batting .235/.257/.441 on the summer.
  • Rolfi Jimenez had a solid start, but for the first time this season, did not go five innings.  He has 16 strikeouts to just three walks in 19.1 innings.