Arizona Fall League 2023
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Cepeda stayed in for the 10th.
Single (7-5)
Lineout to Rosier
Wild pitch (runner on 2nd)
Walk
Cepeda out
Single
Sac fly to Rosier advancing all 3 runners ask I'll assume it was a great catch (7-6, 2nd & 3rd, 2 outs)
Flyout to Rosier to end the game
Single (7-5)
Lineout to Rosier
Wild pitch (runner on 2nd)
Walk
Cepeda out
Single
Sac fly to Rosier advancing all 3 runners ask I'll assume it was a great catch (7-6, 2nd & 3rd, 2 outs)
Flyout to Rosier to end the game
Been so tied up in making projections about our DSL guys I forgot to AFL.
ROSIER is leading off & playing CF. He's 3-4 with 2 steals (5) & a cs (1).
TMac is batting 2nd & playing SS. He's 0-2 with 2 walks, a steal, a cs & an error.
Glendale is winning 4-2 in the bottom of the 7th.
ROSIER is leading off & playing CF. He's 3-4 with 2 steals (5) & a cs (1).
TMac is batting 2nd & playing SS. He's 0-2 with 2 walks, a steal, a cs & an error.
Glendale is winning 4-2 in the bottom of the 7th.
Glendale won 6-2.
Rosier was 3-5 with 2 steals.
McDonough was 0-3 with 2 walks & a steal.
Olds final line:
2 IP
0 runs
1 hit
0 walks
4 strikeouts
...or it would have been if they hadn't changed who pitched the 9th. Turns out he just pitched the 8th.
At least the screenshot proves I'm not crazy lol
Rosier was 3-5 with 2 steals.
McDonough was 0-3 with 2 walks & a steal.
Olds final line:
2 IP
0 runs
1 hit
0 walks
4 strikeouts
...or it would have been if they hadn't changed who pitched the 9th. Turns out he just pitched the 8th.
At least the screenshot proves I'm not crazy lol
View: https://twitter.com/EdHand89/status/1714848934143639948
Yes & no...
Rosier is slashing .356/.396/.444 for an .840 OPS. Which is good, but only 3rd best on his own team.
He does have 5 of his team's 9 steals, though. 4.2% walk rate, 10.8% strikeout rate. Both about half of what he was doing in the regular season at Portland & Worcester.
Yes & no...
Rosier is slashing .356/.396/.444 for an .840 OPS. Which is good, but only 3rd best on his own team.
He does have 5 of his team's 9 steals, though. 4.2% walk rate, 10.8% strikeout rate. Both about half of what he was doing in the regular season at Portland & Worcester.
McDonough, who was 0-10 before the game, was 3-4 with 3 doubles, a walk & 3 runs.
McDonough scored the tying run in the 7th on a 1-out double, a PB & a sac fly, & the eventual winning run in the tip of the 9th on a 1-out double + another double.
Glendale won 10-9.
McDonough scored the tying run in the 7th on a 1-out double, a PB & a sac fly, & the eventual winning run in the tip of the 9th on a 1-out double + another double.
Glendale won 10-9.
Bryan Mata pitched 1.1 scoreless with 1 hit (an infield single) & 3 strikeouts. Mata's fastest pitch was his last one - a 99.2 mph 4-seamer to strikeout the side in the 7th. He threw 22 pitches, 13 strikes, & was consistently throwing 98+ with both his sinker & his fastball.
Christopher Troye pitched a scoreless 9th with a hit & a strikeout for the save (2). Troye allowed a flyout, double on a 1st pitch cutter, lineout & ended the game on a strikeout. He topped out at 95.4 & was sitting around 93. He threw 15 pitches, 10 strikes.
Christopher Troye pitched a scoreless 9th with a hit & a strikeout for the save (2). Troye allowed a flyout, double on a 1st pitch cutter, lineout & ended the game on a strikeout. He topped out at 95.4 & was sitting around 93. He threw 15 pitches, 10 strikes.
Btw, that's how the article appeared regarding Mata...there wasn't actually a leaderboard there. I went looking for a leaderboard, but came across more TMac content instead:
Red Sox: Tyler McDonough, 2B (Unranked), Glendale Desert Dogs
McDonough shook off a trio of hitless games to begin his Fall League campaign by doubling three times and scoring three runs for the Desert Dogs. The 24-year-old walked and popped out in his first two plate appearances before finishing with three consecutive two-baggers. McDonough has a .815 OPS in four games and 13 at-bats.
There's a video on this page with the 3 doubles. but not quite sure how to link directly:
https://www.mlb.com/news/arizona-fall-league-roundup-for-october-19?t=arizona-fall-league-coverage
Red Sox: Tyler McDonough, 2B (Unranked), Glendale Desert Dogs
McDonough shook off a trio of hitless games to begin his Fall League campaign by doubling three times and scoring three runs for the Desert Dogs. The 24-year-old walked and popped out in his first two plate appearances before finishing with three consecutive two-baggers. McDonough has a .815 OPS in four games and 13 at-bats.
There's a video on this page with the 3 doubles. but not quite sure how to link directly:
https://www.mlb.com/news/arizona-fall-league-roundup-for-october-19?t=arizona-fall-league-coverage