[農場] Phil Hughes off-season in review

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  http://zellspinstripeblog.com/2008/11/29/phil-hughes-off-season-in-review/


  November 29, 2008 by zellyanks91


  Phil Hughes went down with a stress fracture in his right rib cage on May

  1st. It took him out for most of the season. Prior to the injury, he was

  horrible. He posted these numbers: 22IP  (W-L) 0-4  9.00ERA  13K. When he

  returned, Hughes posted these numbers in 2 starts: 12IP  (W-L) 0-0  2.25ERA

  10K. Big difference. huh? Well I figured it would be a sign of good things

  to come, and I was right. Phil was assigned to the Arizona Fall League to

  work on building up innings. He needed the innings so he could pitch more in

  2009. The reason for that is…teams don’t like to throw a youngster out for

  200 innings a year, especially if they have never pitched that much during

  such a long stretch of time. His role next year will depend on what the

  Yankees do this off-season. He will either be pitching for Triple-A

  Scranton/Wilkes-Barre or the New York Yankees on Opening Day 2009.

  Girardi said that there are situations where Hughes could open the year in

  New York, but it would depend on how successful the Hot Stove season is.

  Hughes did not allow more than two earned runs in six of his seven starts in

  Arizona.


  He was clocked around 95 mph in some starts, striking out 38 and walking 13

  in 30 innings.

  I’m not worried about Phil, but there were some conflicting reports on

  Hughes this off-season.


  Here is an overview of the Yankees prospects and how they fared this

  off-season:

  Arizona Fall League


  OF Austin Jackson: The Yankees’ top position player prospect, Jackson hit

  .246 (28-for-114) with one home run, 18 RBIs and 17 runs scored in 28 games

  for Peoria. With six doubles and a triple among his hits, Jackson worked

  seven walks and struck out 30 times as he prepares for Spring Training.


  1B Juan Miranda: The Cuban-born slugger was one of the Javelinas’ most

  productive batters, stroking 14 extra-base hits (seven doubles, two triples,

  five home runs) in 19 games for Peoria, batting .301 overall. Miranda scored

  14 runs and did not record an error in nine starts at first base.


  INF Kevin Russo:The 24-year-old finished the winter hitting .309 (34-for-110)

  for Peoria with 16 runs scored, three home runs and 16 RBIs. He ranks second

  among all Yankees Winter League prospects with 34 hits after making the AFL

  roster from Double-A Trenton.


  RHP Humberto Sanchez:The Bronx-born Sanchez appeared in 11 games this fall

  for the Javelinas, allowing 17 runs (16 earned), 21 hits and 11 walks and

  striking out three in 12 innings (12.00 ERA). Sanchez pitched twice in

  September for the Yankees.


  RHP Kevin Whelan:The righty finished the season 1-0 with a 2.08 ERA,

  recording 21 strikeouts and allowing 11 hits and four earned runs in 17 1/3

  innings of relief work. He ranked third in the AFL in ERA and opponents

  combined for a .175 batting average against him. Whelan pitched as high as

  Double-A Trenton this year, going 2-0 with a 4.35 ERA and one save in 15

  appearances.


  Dominican Winter League


  LHP Wilkins Arias:Relieved in 11 games for the Aguilas Cibeanas and is 0-1

  with a 15.43 ERA. He has allowed 12 runs and 11 hits in seven innings,

  walking six and striking out 10.


  OF Melky Cabrera:Cabrera has nine hits in his first 26 at-bats for the

  Aguilas Cibeanas, having played seven games. The 23-year-old outfielder —

  New York’s Opening Day center fielder in 2008 — has a double, five runs

  and five RBIs, plus a stolen base.


  2B Robinson Cano:Having just completed a six-day session with hitting coach

  Kevin Long in the Dominican Republic, Cano is serving as a designated hitter

  for Estrellas de Oriente. In the midst of a renewed fitness regimen, Cano has

  three hits in his first 12 at-bats, scoring two runs and driving in a pair.


  OF Matt Carson:Carson is batting .273 (21-for-77) with six home runs and 19

  RBIs in 20 games for Aguilas. He has five doubles, five walks, 15 strikeouts

  and a stolen base.


  RHP Oneli Perez:A June waiver-claim acquisition from the Indians, Perez has a

  3.64 ERA and six saves in seven opportunities for Tigres del Licey, appearing

  in 13 games overall. He has allowed six runs (five earned) and 14 hits in 12

  1/3 innings, walking seven and striking out 13.


  RHP Amaury Sanit:Sanit has a 5.87 ERA in seven relief appearances for Tigres

  del Licey, allowing five runs on eight hits in 7 2/3 innings. He walked two

  and struck out six.


  RHP Jose Valdez:Pitched one scoreless inning for Tigres del Licey, walking

  one and striking out one.


  Hawaii Winter Baseball


  LHP Jeremy Bleich:The Yankees’ supplemental-round pick in the 2008

  First-Year Player Draft, Bleich was named to the Hawaiian Winter League

  All-League Team and finished with a record of 3-2, leading all Yankees

  starters with a 1.77 ERA. He ranked second in the HWL in innings pitched (35

  2/3) and fifth in ERA.


  RHP Andrew Brackman:New York’s first-round pick in the 2007 Draft, Brackman

  has made eight starts for Waikiki as he returns from Tommy John surgery. The

  6-foot-10 right-hander was 3-4 with a 5.56 ERA, allowing 24 runs (21 earned)

  and 321 hits in 34 innings. Command was an issue for Brackman, who walked 25,

  struck out 36 and threw 13 wild pitches while also hitting a batter.


  C Austin Romine:Romine hit .208 (11-for-53) in 17 games for Waikiki, with

  four doubles, a triple and seven RBIs. Romine, who turned 20 this month, hit

  an even .300 for Class A Charleston this season, slugging 10 homers and

  driving in 49 runs in 104 games.


  INF Damon Sublett:After spending the season at Class A Tampa, the

  left-handed-hitting Sublett hit .253 (19-for-75) for Waikiki, stroking six

  doubles, a triple and two home runs to collect 18 RBIs while scoring 15 runs.

  Sublett struck out 23 times after fanning 44 times in 160 at-bats for Tampa.


  Liga Mexicana del Pacifico


  OF Justin Christian:After making his big league debut in 2008 with New York,

  Christian is hitting .290 (35-for-121) through 29 games for Caneros de Los

  Mochis. Christian has three homers and 15 RBIs, walking 11 times and striking

  out 21. He was successful in nine of 10 steal attempts.


  INF Walter Ibarra:Through 24 games, Ibarra is batting .245 (13-for-53) with

  two RBIs and three runs scored for Naranjeros de Hermosillo.


  INF Ramiro Pena:Pena is batting .255 (12-for-47) with four runs scored, one a

  double, one homer and six RBIs in 13 games for Tomateros de Culiacan.


  Puerto Rican Winter League

  RHP Ian Kennedy:Playing for Los Indios de Mayaguez, New York’s No. 1 Draft

  selection in 2006 started and recorded a no-decision in his last start on

  Nov. 18 vs. Los Criollos de Caguas, allowing two hits and two earned runs in

  five innings. Kennedy walked five and struck out two, and opponents are

  batting a combined .190 against him in three starts.


  RHP Jonathan Albaladejo:Returning from an elbow injury by pitching with Los

  Indios de Mayaguez, Albaladejo has not allowed a run in 4 1/3 innings. He has

  given up three hits and a walk, striking out three with a wild pitch.


  Venezuelan Winter League


  C Francisco Cervelli:New York’s most big league-ready catching prospect,

  Cervelli is hitting .258 (8-for-31) with a home run in 15 games for

  Cardenales de Lara. Cervelli played 21 games at Double-A Trenton before

  making it into three games with the Yankees in September.


  IF Reegie Corona:Playing for Navegantes del Magallanes, Corona is batting

  .283 (15-for-53) with nine runs scored, five doubles, one homer and nine RBIs

  in 20 games. He played 129 games at Trenton, hitting .274 with three homers

  and 39 RBIs.


  IF Edwar Gonzalez:Through 14 games for Cardenales de Lara, Gonzalez is

  batting .323 (10-for-31) with four runs scored, one triple, one home run and

  five RBIs.


  IF Carlos Mendoza:Mendoza has four hits in 11 at-bats for Cardenales de Lara,

  having appeared in 16 games and logged an RBI and walk, striking out four

  times.

  LHP Edgar Soto:Pitching for Aguilas del Zulia, Soto allowed five runs in one

  inning of work, a 45.00 ERA.


  http://0rz.tw/7658M

  Update: IPK was flat out awesome today: 9 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB,

  7 K, 7-13 GB/FB. His last two starts: 16 IP, 6 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 10 K.

  What a bust.


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