Minor League Scoreboard - Games of 7/13
Scranton 7 Louisville 4
Russ Ohlendorf made his 1st appearance at Scranton since April 7 and picked up the victory with 5 innings of work. Ohlendorf, who was out with a bad back, had made 2 rehab starts for the Gulf Coast League Yankees. He was semi-effective against Louisville, allowing 3 runs on 8 hits, with 1 walk and 3 strikeouts. Brett Gardner, who was recently promoted from Trenton, had 2 hits, 2 walks, 3 runs scored a stolen base, and an RBI.
Trenton 6 New Hampshire 2
One night after Phil Hughes' rehab start, the Thunder crows got to watch another exciting prospect in action. Joba Chamberlain didn't disappoint as threw 7 shutout innings, and struck out 9. The big Nebraskan allowed just 3 hits, and walked only 1 batter in upping his record to 4-1. Cody Ehlers and Bronson Sardinha each belted 3-run home runs to supply the offense. In the 3 games since his demotion from Scranton, Sardinha is 6-11, with 2 HRs and 7 RBI.
Tampa 8 St. Lucie 0
Phil Coke pitched his 1st complete game and shutout of the season, improving to 5-1 in the process. The left-hander, who scattered 8 hits, had plenty of run support as the Class 'A' Yankees banged out 12 hits. Edwar Gonzalez and Chris Malec had 3 hits apiece. Malec also drove in 2 runs.
Charleston-Savannah postponed.
Staten Island 4 Vermont 2
Ryan Pope, the Yankees 3rd round selection in this year's amateur draft, made a successful minor league, tossing 3 shutout innings. Nick Chigges thew 4 innings of relief to pick up the win, while Jason Kiley notched his 1st professional save. Kiley was selected in the 25th round of this year's draft.
GCL Yankees 5 GCL Tigers 0
Tim Dennehy and Manuel Barreda combined on a 3-hit shutout, with the latter picking up his 1st win. Barreda was a 12th round pick in this year's draft. Kelvin Castro had 3 hits, including a pair of doubles.
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Russ Ohlendorf made his 1st appearance at Scranton since April 7 and picked up the victory with 5 innings of work. Ohlendorf, who was out with a bad back, had made 2 rehab starts for the Gulf Coast League Yankees. He was semi-effective against Louisville, allowing 3 runs on 8 hits, with 1 walk and 3 strikeouts. Brett Gardner, who was recently promoted from Trenton, had 2 hits, 2 walks, 3 runs scored a stolen base, and an RBI.
Trenton 6 New Hampshire 2
One night after Phil Hughes' rehab start, the Thunder crows got to watch another exciting prospect in action. Joba Chamberlain didn't disappoint as threw 7 shutout innings, and struck out 9. The big Nebraskan allowed just 3 hits, and walked only 1 batter in upping his record to 4-1. Cody Ehlers and Bronson Sardinha each belted 3-run home runs to supply the offense. In the 3 games since his demotion from Scranton, Sardinha is 6-11, with 2 HRs and 7 RBI.
Tampa 8 St. Lucie 0
Phil Coke pitched his 1st complete game and shutout of the season, improving to 5-1 in the process. The left-hander, who scattered 8 hits, had plenty of run support as the Class 'A' Yankees banged out 12 hits. Edwar Gonzalez and Chris Malec had 3 hits apiece. Malec also drove in 2 runs.
Charleston-Savannah postponed.
Staten Island 4 Vermont 2
Ryan Pope, the Yankees 3rd round selection in this year's amateur draft, made a successful minor league, tossing 3 shutout innings. Nick Chigges thew 4 innings of relief to pick up the win, while Jason Kiley notched his 1st professional save. Kiley was selected in the 25th round of this year's draft.
GCL Yankees 5 GCL Tigers 0
Tim Dennehy and Manuel Barreda combined on a 3-hit shutout, with the latter picking up his 1st win. Barreda was a 12th round pick in this year's draft. Kelvin Castro had 3 hits, including a pair of doubles.
Labels: Down on the Farm, Minor League Scoreboard, Russ Ohlendorf
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