Saturday, April 7: 3 out of 4 Affiliates Win as Gray and Peacock Make Their Debuts
A’s Farmhand Of The Day
TRIPLE-A PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Sacramento Rivercats 10
Las Vegas 51s 8
(WP – Peacock 1-0 / 3.00)
Farmhand Of The Game:
Outfielder Michael Taylor
(Home Run / 4 RBIs)
Worth Noting: Catcher Derek Norris also homered, Daric Barton and Jermaine Mitchell had 3 hits apiece, and Brad Peacock allowed 2 earned runs over 6 innings in his first start for the Rivercats.
DOUBLE-A TEXAS LEAGUE
Midland Rockhounds 11
Arkansas Travelers 5
(WP – Hunter 1-0 / 0.00)
Farmhand Of The Game:
First Baseman Michael Spina
(Double / 4 RBIs)
Worth Noting: Sonny Gray allowed 4 earned runs over 5 innings in his first start of the season for the Rockhounds.
ADVANCED-A CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
Stockton Ports 7
Lake Elsinore Storm 2
(WP – Walz 1-0 / 2.84)
Farmhand Of The Game:
Shortstop Michael Gilmartin
(Home Run / 2 RBIs)
Worth Noting: Starter T.J. Walz struck out 7 over 6 1/3 innings for his first win of the season.
CLASS-A MIDWEST LEAGUE
Burlington Bees 1
Clinton LumberKings 7
(LP – Macias 0-1 / 3.60)
Farmhand Of The Game:
Third Baseman B.A. Vollmuth
(1 for 3 / 1 RBI)
Worth Noting: Outfielder Dusty Robinson failed to homer for the first time this season.
- Posted on April 8, 2012 at 4:46 am
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Taylor didn’t make the team? How did he do in ST? I thought that he would considering the relative hype surrounding him.
-Mateo
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He hit .200 in spring training. And with all the new acquisitions this off-season, he’s moved way down the depth chart. Cespedes, Crisp, Reddick, Smith, Gomes and Cowgill are all ahead of him in the outfield picture.
Doi, I should have known that since I actually wrote about how much Outfield talent the A’s added in the offseason.
-Mateo
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