The Hudson Valley Renegades kicked off the season by going 5-5 on the week. They are currently in second place of the New York-Penn Leagues McNamara Division, 1 1/2 games back from the leader. Hitting Leaders:
Average: Diogenes Luis (.583)
Slugging: Diogenes Luis (.583)
On Base Pct: Diogenes Luis (.615)
Hits: Burt Reynolds (10)
Doubles: Derek Dietrich, Burt Reynolds and Nicholas Schwaner (4, tied third in NYP)
Triples: Burt Reynolds (2, tied third in NYP)
Home Runs: Robby Price and Nicholas Schwaner (1)
RBI’s: Burt Reynolds (8, tied eighth in NYP)
Stolen Bases: Brian Bryles, Burt Reynolds and Chris Winder (2)
Pitching Leaders:
ERA Starters: Wilmer Almonte (2.61)
ERA Overall: Robert Dickmann, Nate Garcia, Austin Hubbard and Adam Liberatore (0.00)
Wins: Julius Dettrich, Nate Garcia, Steve Hiscock, Austin Hubbard and Miguel Sierra (1)
Saves: Hunter Hill and Austin Hubbard (1)
Strikeouts: Devin Fuller and Miguel Sierra (10)
Team Hitting Stats (league rank):
Average: .237 (9 of 14)
Slugging: .344 (tied 7 of 14)
On Base Pct: .314 (9 of 14)
Hits: 79 (11 of 14)
Doubles: 20 (4 of 14)
Triples: 5 (tied 4 of 14)
Home Runs: 2 (tied 12 of 14)
Runs Scored: 41 (10 of 14)
Stolen Bases: 13 (tied 3 of 14)
Team Pitching Stats (rank):
ERA: 4.55 (12 of 14)
Runs Allowed: 51 (9 of 14)
Strikeouts: 68 (12 of 14)
Walks: 31 (1 of 14)
Transactions: Mayobanex Acosta added to roster from Bowling Green (6/22/10). Diogenes Luis added to roster from Bowling Green (6/24/10). Phillip Wunderlich added to roster (6/25/10). Bennett Davis promoted to Bowling Green (6/25/10). David Wendt promoted to Bowling Green (6/25/10).
Injuries: None.
The Week Ahead: 6/29/10: vs Brooklyn Cyclones (7-4). 6/30/10: at Brooklyn Cyclones (7-4). 7/1/10-7/3/10: vs Aberdeen Iron Birds (5-6). 7/4/10-7/5/10: at State College Spikes (5-6).
Who are the top prospects we should watch here?
ReplyDeleteThere's a ton of big-name prospects here outside of 2nd rounders Derek Dietrich and Jake Thompson(who has yet to debut). Brian Bryles is the toolsiest player, but hasn't really put them together.
ReplyDeleteOops, that should say there's NOT many big-name prospects besides Dietrich and Thompson.
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