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Friday, November 22, 2013
Monday, August 26, 2013
Yoenny Gonzalez Is The Cardinals' First 2013 Drug Suspension - Sort Of
When the 50-game suspension of Johnson City outfielder Yoenny Gonzalez was announced on Thursday, it became the first penalty for a St. Louis Cardinals organization player disclosed in almost 12 months. (Interestingly, the exact drug which led to Gonzalez’ suspension was not announced.)
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Former Cardinals On The Independent Frontier League Opening Day Rosters 2013
Alan Ahmady - River City
C.J. Beatty - Washington
Drew Benes - River City
Daniel Calhoun - Southern Illinois
Ryan Copeland - River City
Tyler Lavigne - Normal
David Medina - Normal
Burny Mitchem - Traverse City
Dyllon Nuernburg - River City
Ted Obregon - Rockford
Matt Rein - Lake Erie
Romulo Ruiz - Normal
Devin Shepherd - Rockford
Brett Zawacki - Joliet
C.J. Beatty - Washington
Drew Benes - River City
Daniel Calhoun - Southern Illinois
Ryan Copeland - River City
Tyler Lavigne - Normal
David Medina - Normal
Burny Mitchem - Traverse City
Dyllon Nuernburg - River City
Ted Obregon - Rockford
Matt Rein - Lake Erie
Romulo Ruiz - Normal
Devin Shepherd - Rockford
Brett Zawacki - Joliet
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Friday, May 4, 2012
Palm Beach Cardinals Report April 26-May 2, 2012
The Palm Beach Cardinals opened this period losing their first game but won their next five games and ended it by losing the last game. The A-Advanced Cardinals are 12-14 with a .462 PCT and are ten games out of first in the Florida State League South Division. They are 5-8 at home and 7-6 on the road.
April 26 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach sent Richard Castillo to the hill to extend their winning streak against Fort Myers. Castillo tossed an eight-inning complete game allowing three hits, two earned runs, two walks, hit one batter, and struck four out. Unfortunately the Cardinals offense was nonexistent once again in Castillo's second consecutive complete game. Palm Beach produced three singles, three walks, and one hit by pitch for base runners and scored no runs. The Miracle scored both runs in the second inning as Daniel Rohlfing singled with one out and Jairo Perez walked. Castillo uncorked a wild pitch to put both runners in scoring position. Michael Gonzales drove in both runners with a single to left and Fort Myers held off Palm Beach 2-0.
April 27 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Zeros went up on the scoreboard for the first two frames of the Palm Beach and Fort Myers game. The Cardinals ended the drought putting one run up in each of the next three innings. Vance Albitz walked, Alan Ahmady singled, and Chris Edmondson walked with one out in the third. Jonathan Rodriguez struck out with bases loaded and Michael Swinson walked in one run. Luis De La Cruz scored on a sac fly to center by Albitz. Edmondson lead of the fifth with a home run to put Palm Beach up 3-0. Chris Corrigan and Iden Nazario combined to pitch six scoreless innings allowing only one hit and five walks. Ricky Martinez took over for the Cardinals and got two quick outs in the seventh. Anderson Hidalgo singled, Michael Gonzales singled, and Daniel Santana triples to drive in both runners and get the Miracle within one run. Dean Kiekhefer came in a closed out the last two innings as Palm Beach beat Fort Myers 3-2.
April 28 Charlotte Official Site Post Game: Anthony Ferrara and Grayson Garvin went two-to-toe in game one of the match-up between Palm Beach and Charlotte. Both pitchers went six innings, but Garvin was the only one that did not give up a run. The Stone Crabs got to Ferrara in the fifth as Mayo Acosta singled and Robby Price walked. Ty Morrison singled to right field to drive in Acosta for the first and only Charlotte run of the game. The Cardinals tied the game up in the eighth as Nick Longmire homered to left. Mike O'Neill lead off the ninth with a single to left with Vance Albitz and Alan Ahmady moving him to third on outs. Chris Edmondson singled to right to put Palm Beach up and Chase Reid held off Charlotte for the 2-1 win.
April 29 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Drew Benes started for Palm Beach and had his best outing of the season against Charlotte. Benes threw seven scoreless innings allowing just three hits and one walk while striking out five. Enny Romero didn't do too bad either for the Stone Crabs as he went six innings and only gave up five hits (one extra base hit), one earned run, and two walks. The Cardinals got on the scoreboard in the fifth as Michael Swinson and Luis De La Cruz lead off the inning with back-to-back singles. Ronny Gil drove in Swinson with a sac fly to right. Gil lead off the eighth with a single, stole second, and was moved to third on a Mike O'Neill bunt. Vance Albitz followed with another bunt that score Gil, making the game 2-0 Palm Beach. The Cardinal loaded up the bases in the ninth with a Nick Longmire single, Jonathan Rodriguez double, and Luis De La Cruzwalk. Chris Rearick walked Gil to drive in Longmire and Palm Beach ended up winning 3-0 over Charlotte.
April 30 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach and Charlotte exchanged scoreless innings in the first, but the second was a different story. Jonathan Rodriguez lead off with a single, Geoff Klein followed with a single, and Nick Longmire hit a ground rule double to score Rodriguez. Neal Pritchardsingled in Klein and Mike O'Neill grounded out to score Longmire. Vance Albitzsingled to center to plate Pritchard as the Cardinals went up 4-0. Mikie Mahtookand Riccio Torrez lead off the bottom half with back-to-back singles. Keith Castillo struck out and Luis De La Cruz threw the ball away on Mahtook's steal and he came around to score. Cody Rogers hit a sac fly to center that scored Torrez as the Stone Crabs got within two runs. Jonathan Rodriguez drove in both Pritchard and Michael Swinson in the fourth and De la Cruz scored on a O'Neill single to left. Charlotte plated two more runs in the eighth with the help of an Albitz fielding error but Palm Beach held on to win 7-4.
May 1 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Seth Maness and Marty Popham both pitched real well for Palm Beach and Fort Myers. Both pitched into the seventh innings keeping each team to three runs a piece. Josmil Pinto andJonathan Rodriguez each homered off the starting pitchers. With the teams tied at three and heading into the eighth, the game turned sour for the Miracle. Chris Edmondson walked with one out and Rodriguez singled to center. Geoff Kleinwalked to load the bases and Jairo Perez committed a throwing error that allowedNick Longmire to reach base and score Edmondson and Rodriguez. With two outs, Ronny Gil doubled to score Klein and Longmire. Mike O'Neill singled to shortstop Daniel Santana, who committed a throwing error, and Gil scored. Michael Swinson tripled in O'Neill to cap off a six-run eighth and Palm Beach beat Fort Myers 9-3.
May 2 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Game two of the series between Palm Beach and Fort Myers became a pitchers duel for Richard Castillo and Pat Dean. The Miracle were the first on the board as Daniel Rohlfing drove in Andy Leer with two outs in the third. Castillo pitched six innings allowing two hits, one earned run, three walks, one balk, and struck six out. Dean tossed seven innings giving up seven hits, one earned run, two walks, and three strikeouts. The Cardinals scored on Dean in the seventh as Vance Albitz knocked in Ronny Gil with a double to left. The game headed into extras and in the 11th, Daniel Ortiz was walked by Chase Reid with one out. Reid walked the following batter Rohlfing and gave up a RBI single to Oswaldo Arcia as Fort Myers went on to win over Palm Beach 2-1.
Mike O'Neill will look to extend his 12-game hitting streak which included two multi-hit and one multi-RBI game this past week. The 24-year old left-handed hitter went 10-for-29 (.345) with one double, two RBIs, two runs, four walks, one sacrifice, and two caught stealing. He played five games in left field and two as designated hitter.
Ronny Gil collected two multi-hit and two multi-RBI games and will look to add onto a three-game hitting streak. The 23-year old switch-hitter went 8-for-19 (.421) with one double, four RBIs (two w/two-outs), three runs, two walks, three stolen bases, one sac fly, one sacrifice, three strikeouts, one caught stealing, and grounded into one double play. He played six games at shortstop where he assisted in four double plays and committed one throwing error.
Richard Castillo rolled along adding more solid games to his resume this season. The 22-year old right-hander started on April 26 and pitched his second consecutive complete game of the season. He allowed three hits, two earned runs, two walks, hit one batter, threw one wild pitch, and struck four out for the losing decision (1-3). The December 12, 2007 free agent signing made his second opening on May 2 where he went six innings giving up two hits, one earned run, three walks, and struck six out. He had a combined ground out-to-fly out of 16-to-9.
Anthony Ferrara made his second consecutive quality start and third out of four for the season. The 22-year old left-hander started on April 28 and allowed six hits, one earned run, and two walks over six innings. He had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 5-to-5.
Drew Benes rebounded from a rough start to the season to make his best start of the season. The 23-year old right-hander appeared on April 29 and pitched seven innings allowing three hits, no runs, one walk, and struck five out for the winning decision (1-2). He had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 7-to-4.
Iden Nazario came in on two occasions to eat some innings up and earned two wins for the Palm Beach club. The 23-year old left-hander appeared on April 27 and pitched two innings allowing no hits, no runs, one walk, and struck two out for the winning decision (1-0). He came in on May 1 and gave up one hit, no runs, two walks, and struck two out over two innings for the winning decision (2-0). The 2010 30th round 919th overall) selection had a combined ground out-to-fly out ratio of 2-to-1.
Logan Billbrough earned two saves in two closing situations this past week. The 22-year old right-hander was called on to close out the April 29 contest and pitched one inning allowing no hits or runs and struck one out. He then pitched another scoreless inning on April 30 giving up one hit and hitting one batter. The June 2011 free agent signing had a combined ground out-to-fly out ratio of 1-to-3.
Vance Albitz received some extra playing time and struggled somewhat at the plate. The 24-year old right-handed hitter went 4-for-22 (.182) with one double, four RBIs (two w/two-outs), one run, one walk, one hit by pitch, one stolen base, one sac fly, and two sacrifices. He played five games at second base (assisted in six double plays) and on game at shortstop (assisted in one double play and committed one fielding error).
Alan Ahmady also had trouble at the plate this past period. The 24-year old right-handed hitter went 3-for-34 (.125) with four walks, six strikeouts, and grounded into one double play. He played two games in right field and five at third base (assisted in two double plays).
Ricky Martinez extended his streak up giving up a run to four games. The 24-year old right-hander pitched on April 27 for one inning and gave up three hits, two earned runs, and struck one out for the hold (1). He was called on for the April 30 contest and allowed one hit, two unearned runs, two walks, and threw one wild pitch. The June 15, 2010 free agent signing had a combined ground out-to-fly out ratio of 4-to-1.
Starlin Rodriguez (hamstring strain) was placed on the disabled list and Travis Tartamella was activated on April 26.
Packy Elkins was placed on the disabled list and Neal Pritchard was promoted from extended spring training on April 28.
Seth Maness was named St. Louis Cardinals Minor League Organizational Pitcher for the month of April.
The Palm Beach Cardinals are batting .260 (4th) with a .333 OBP (3rd), .349 SLG (7th), and .683 OPS (6th). They rank third in hits; tied for fifth in stolen bases and caught stealing; sixth in doubles, total bases, and walks (tied); tied for eighth in runs and home runs; 11th in strikeouts; and 12th in triples in the 12-team division.
The Cardinals have a 3.17 ERA (4th) and 1.21 WHIP (5th). They rank first in complete games; fifth in losses (tied) and walks; tied for sixth in wins; tied for seventh in saves; ninth in shutouts (tied), runs allowed, earned runs, home runs allowed (tied), and strikeouts; tied for tenth in holds; and 11th in hits allowed in the 12-team division.
Mike O'Neill ranks tied for sixth in AVG, tied for fourth in hits, and tied for third in walks, fourth in OBP.
Jonathan Rodriguez ranks tied for second in doubles.
Starlin Rodriguez ranks tied for eighth in triples.
Nick Longmire ranks tied for fifth in strikeouts.
Seth Maness ranks tied for fourth in ERA, tied for fourth in wins, seventh in innings pitched, tied for sixth in home runs allowed, and fourth in WHIP.
Richard Castillo ranks sixth in ERA, tied for fifth in losses, first in complete games, eighth in innings pitched, and third in WHIP.
Chase Reid ranks tied for fifth in losses and tied for seventh in game finishes.
Logan Billbrough ranks tied for ninth in saves.
Ricky Martinez ranks tied for tenth in runs allowed.
Carlos Martinez ranks tied for fourth in hit batters.
Anthony Ferrara ranks tied for ninth in walks.
Aidan Lucas ranks tied for tenth in holds.
May 1-3: Fort Myers
May 4-7: Brevard County
May 8-11: @ Lakeland
Recap April 26-May 2:
April 26 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach sent Richard Castillo to the hill to extend their winning streak against Fort Myers. Castillo tossed an eight-inning complete game allowing three hits, two earned runs, two walks, hit one batter, and struck four out. Unfortunately the Cardinals offense was nonexistent once again in Castillo's second consecutive complete game. Palm Beach produced three singles, three walks, and one hit by pitch for base runners and scored no runs. The Miracle scored both runs in the second inning as Daniel Rohlfing singled with one out and Jairo Perez walked. Castillo uncorked a wild pitch to put both runners in scoring position. Michael Gonzales drove in both runners with a single to left and Fort Myers held off Palm Beach 2-0.
April 27 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Zeros went up on the scoreboard for the first two frames of the Palm Beach and Fort Myers game. The Cardinals ended the drought putting one run up in each of the next three innings. Vance Albitz walked, Alan Ahmady singled, and Chris Edmondson walked with one out in the third. Jonathan Rodriguez struck out with bases loaded and Michael Swinson walked in one run. Luis De La Cruz scored on a sac fly to center by Albitz. Edmondson lead of the fifth with a home run to put Palm Beach up 3-0. Chris Corrigan and Iden Nazario combined to pitch six scoreless innings allowing only one hit and five walks. Ricky Martinez took over for the Cardinals and got two quick outs in the seventh. Anderson Hidalgo singled, Michael Gonzales singled, and Daniel Santana triples to drive in both runners and get the Miracle within one run. Dean Kiekhefer came in a closed out the last two innings as Palm Beach beat Fort Myers 3-2.
April 28 Charlotte Official Site Post Game: Anthony Ferrara and Grayson Garvin went two-to-toe in game one of the match-up between Palm Beach and Charlotte. Both pitchers went six innings, but Garvin was the only one that did not give up a run. The Stone Crabs got to Ferrara in the fifth as Mayo Acosta singled and Robby Price walked. Ty Morrison singled to right field to drive in Acosta for the first and only Charlotte run of the game. The Cardinals tied the game up in the eighth as Nick Longmire homered to left. Mike O'Neill lead off the ninth with a single to left with Vance Albitz and Alan Ahmady moving him to third on outs. Chris Edmondson singled to right to put Palm Beach up and Chase Reid held off Charlotte for the 2-1 win.
April 29 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Drew Benes started for Palm Beach and had his best outing of the season against Charlotte. Benes threw seven scoreless innings allowing just three hits and one walk while striking out five. Enny Romero didn't do too bad either for the Stone Crabs as he went six innings and only gave up five hits (one extra base hit), one earned run, and two walks. The Cardinals got on the scoreboard in the fifth as Michael Swinson and Luis De La Cruz lead off the inning with back-to-back singles. Ronny Gil drove in Swinson with a sac fly to right. Gil lead off the eighth with a single, stole second, and was moved to third on a Mike O'Neill bunt. Vance Albitz followed with another bunt that score Gil, making the game 2-0 Palm Beach. The Cardinal loaded up the bases in the ninth with a Nick Longmire single, Jonathan Rodriguez double, and Luis De La Cruzwalk. Chris Rearick walked Gil to drive in Longmire and Palm Beach ended up winning 3-0 over Charlotte.
April 30 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach and Charlotte exchanged scoreless innings in the first, but the second was a different story. Jonathan Rodriguez lead off with a single, Geoff Klein followed with a single, and Nick Longmire hit a ground rule double to score Rodriguez. Neal Pritchardsingled in Klein and Mike O'Neill grounded out to score Longmire. Vance Albitzsingled to center to plate Pritchard as the Cardinals went up 4-0. Mikie Mahtookand Riccio Torrez lead off the bottom half with back-to-back singles. Keith Castillo struck out and Luis De La Cruz threw the ball away on Mahtook's steal and he came around to score. Cody Rogers hit a sac fly to center that scored Torrez as the Stone Crabs got within two runs. Jonathan Rodriguez drove in both Pritchard and Michael Swinson in the fourth and De la Cruz scored on a O'Neill single to left. Charlotte plated two more runs in the eighth with the help of an Albitz fielding error but Palm Beach held on to win 7-4.
May 1 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Seth Maness and Marty Popham both pitched real well for Palm Beach and Fort Myers. Both pitched into the seventh innings keeping each team to three runs a piece. Josmil Pinto andJonathan Rodriguez each homered off the starting pitchers. With the teams tied at three and heading into the eighth, the game turned sour for the Miracle. Chris Edmondson walked with one out and Rodriguez singled to center. Geoff Kleinwalked to load the bases and Jairo Perez committed a throwing error that allowedNick Longmire to reach base and score Edmondson and Rodriguez. With two outs, Ronny Gil doubled to score Klein and Longmire. Mike O'Neill singled to shortstop Daniel Santana, who committed a throwing error, and Gil scored. Michael Swinson tripled in O'Neill to cap off a six-run eighth and Palm Beach beat Fort Myers 9-3.
May 2 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Game two of the series between Palm Beach and Fort Myers became a pitchers duel for Richard Castillo and Pat Dean. The Miracle were the first on the board as Daniel Rohlfing drove in Andy Leer with two outs in the third. Castillo pitched six innings allowing two hits, one earned run, three walks, one balk, and struck six out. Dean tossed seven innings giving up seven hits, one earned run, two walks, and three strikeouts. The Cardinals scored on Dean in the seventh as Vance Albitz knocked in Ronny Gil with a double to left. The game headed into extras and in the 11th, Daniel Ortiz was walked by Chase Reid with one out. Reid walked the following batter Rohlfing and gave up a RBI single to Oswaldo Arcia as Fort Myers went on to win over Palm Beach 2-1.
Who's Hot:
Mike O'Neill will look to extend his 12-game hitting streak which included two multi-hit and one multi-RBI game this past week. The 24-year old left-handed hitter went 10-for-29 (.345) with one double, two RBIs, two runs, four walks, one sacrifice, and two caught stealing. He played five games in left field and two as designated hitter.
Ronny Gil collected two multi-hit and two multi-RBI games and will look to add onto a three-game hitting streak. The 23-year old switch-hitter went 8-for-19 (.421) with one double, four RBIs (two w/two-outs), three runs, two walks, three stolen bases, one sac fly, one sacrifice, three strikeouts, one caught stealing, and grounded into one double play. He played six games at shortstop where he assisted in four double plays and committed one throwing error.
Richard Castillo rolled along adding more solid games to his resume this season. The 22-year old right-hander started on April 26 and pitched his second consecutive complete game of the season. He allowed three hits, two earned runs, two walks, hit one batter, threw one wild pitch, and struck four out for the losing decision (1-3). The December 12, 2007 free agent signing made his second opening on May 2 where he went six innings giving up two hits, one earned run, three walks, and struck six out. He had a combined ground out-to-fly out of 16-to-9.
Anthony Ferrara made his second consecutive quality start and third out of four for the season. The 22-year old left-hander started on April 28 and allowed six hits, one earned run, and two walks over six innings. He had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 5-to-5.
Drew Benes rebounded from a rough start to the season to make his best start of the season. The 23-year old right-hander appeared on April 29 and pitched seven innings allowing three hits, no runs, one walk, and struck five out for the winning decision (1-2). He had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 7-to-4.
Iden Nazario came in on two occasions to eat some innings up and earned two wins for the Palm Beach club. The 23-year old left-hander appeared on April 27 and pitched two innings allowing no hits, no runs, one walk, and struck two out for the winning decision (1-0). He came in on May 1 and gave up one hit, no runs, two walks, and struck two out over two innings for the winning decision (2-0). The 2010 30th round 919th overall) selection had a combined ground out-to-fly out ratio of 2-to-1.
Logan Billbrough earned two saves in two closing situations this past week. The 22-year old right-hander was called on to close out the April 29 contest and pitched one inning allowing no hits or runs and struck one out. He then pitched another scoreless inning on April 30 giving up one hit and hitting one batter. The June 2011 free agent signing had a combined ground out-to-fly out ratio of 1-to-3.
Who's Not:
Vance Albitz received some extra playing time and struggled somewhat at the plate. The 24-year old right-handed hitter went 4-for-22 (.182) with one double, four RBIs (two w/two-outs), one run, one walk, one hit by pitch, one stolen base, one sac fly, and two sacrifices. He played five games at second base (assisted in six double plays) and on game at shortstop (assisted in one double play and committed one fielding error).
Alan Ahmady also had trouble at the plate this past period. The 24-year old right-handed hitter went 3-for-34 (.125) with four walks, six strikeouts, and grounded into one double play. He played two games in right field and five at third base (assisted in two double plays).
Ricky Martinez extended his streak up giving up a run to four games. The 24-year old right-hander pitched on April 27 for one inning and gave up three hits, two earned runs, and struck one out for the hold (1). He was called on for the April 30 contest and allowed one hit, two unearned runs, two walks, and threw one wild pitch. The June 15, 2010 free agent signing had a combined ground out-to-fly out ratio of 4-to-1.
Notes:
Starlin Rodriguez (hamstring strain) was placed on the disabled list and Travis Tartamella was activated on April 26.
Packy Elkins was placed on the disabled list and Neal Pritchard was promoted from extended spring training on April 28.
Seth Maness was named St. Louis Cardinals Minor League Organizational Pitcher for the month of April.
2012 Florida State League Stats:
The Palm Beach Cardinals are batting .260 (4th) with a .333 OBP (3rd), .349 SLG (7th), and .683 OPS (6th). They rank third in hits; tied for fifth in stolen bases and caught stealing; sixth in doubles, total bases, and walks (tied); tied for eighth in runs and home runs; 11th in strikeouts; and 12th in triples in the 12-team division.
The Cardinals have a 3.17 ERA (4th) and 1.21 WHIP (5th). They rank first in complete games; fifth in losses (tied) and walks; tied for sixth in wins; tied for seventh in saves; ninth in shutouts (tied), runs allowed, earned runs, home runs allowed (tied), and strikeouts; tied for tenth in holds; and 11th in hits allowed in the 12-team division.
Mike O'Neill ranks tied for sixth in AVG, tied for fourth in hits, and tied for third in walks, fourth in OBP.
Jonathan Rodriguez ranks tied for second in doubles.
Starlin Rodriguez ranks tied for eighth in triples.
Nick Longmire ranks tied for fifth in strikeouts.
Seth Maness ranks tied for fourth in ERA, tied for fourth in wins, seventh in innings pitched, tied for sixth in home runs allowed, and fourth in WHIP.
Richard Castillo ranks sixth in ERA, tied for fifth in losses, first in complete games, eighth in innings pitched, and third in WHIP.
Chase Reid ranks tied for fifth in losses and tied for seventh in game finishes.
Logan Billbrough ranks tied for ninth in saves.
Ricky Martinez ranks tied for tenth in runs allowed.
Carlos Martinez ranks tied for fourth in hit batters.
Anthony Ferrara ranks tied for ninth in walks.
Aidan Lucas ranks tied for tenth in holds.
Up Next:
May 1-3: Fort Myers
May 4-7: Brevard County
May 8-11: @ Lakeland
Monday, April 16, 2012
Palm Beach Cardinals Report April 6-15, 2012
The Palm Beach Cardinals opened the 2012 season with four wins in their first ten games which included a doubleheader spilt on April 7 and three-game losing streak to end the period. The A-Advanced Cardinals are 3-5 at home and 1-1 record on the road. The club has a .400 PCT and are four games out of first in the Florida State League South Division.
April 6 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Seth Maness and Matthew Neil were called on as opening day starters for Palm Beach and Jupiter. Both teams went scoreless through the fourth frames. The Hammerheads were able to get to the Cardinals first, as Ronny Gil committed an error and the runner scored later in the fifth. Palm Beach took the lead scoring two runs in the next two innings with a couple fielding errors contributing to Michael Swinson scoring in the fifth andStarling Rodriguez using his base running skills to score from first in the sixth. The Cardinals and Hammerheads exchanged runs again over the next three innings to keep it tied up at 3-3, which included a Marcell Ozuna solo home run. On into the tenth inning, Jupiter found the holes and punched four runs through to beat Palm Beach 7-3.
April 7 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Even though sharing the same ball field, Palm Beach and Jupiter flip flopped home duties for the doubleheader. The Cardinals got things started in the first with Ronny Gil getting on with a walk and advancing around on a wild pitch. Starlin Rodriguez singled in Gil and scored himself on a wild pitch, ground out, and fielding error. Starlin would come back to strike in the third hitting a ground-rule double and crossing the plate on aJonathan Rodriguez single. The Hammerheads put a couple runs on the board on Carlos Martinez in the third and fourth before exited and the scoreboard went blank from the fifth to the eighth. Palm Beach loaded up the bases looking to add insurance runs but only received one as Mike O'Neill doubled in Geoff Klein for the 4-2 win over Jupiter.
April 7: Zach Neal of Jupiter and Richard Castillo of Palm Beach each exchanged scoreless innings into the fifth innings. The Cardinals pulled Castillo possibly a little earlier and the Hammerheads pushed a run across on Iden Nazario's watch to take the 1-0 lead. Daniel Pertusati singled and advanced around the diamond on a passed ball, wild pitch, and Isaac Galloway double for the second and final run of the game. Palm Beach could only pull off four singles, two by Alan Ahmady, and two walks as Jupiter won 2-0.
April 8: The Palm Beach Cardinals had day off
April 9 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Bradenton came to town for a three-game set against Palm Beach. Anthony Ferrara tossed five innings and allowed three hits, one earned run, four walks, and struck four out to open for the Cardinals. Dean Kiekhefer and Chase Reid would combine to pitch the final four innings only giving up one hit, no runs, and struck three out. The Palm Beach offense was kept minimal again with Jonathan Rodriguez doubling in the second and scoring on a Geoff Klein single. Nick Longmire hit a game-winning solo home run off Jonathan Ramos in the bottom of the ninth to give the Cardinals a 2-1 win over the Marauders.
April 10 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach lit the scoreboard up first in the first inning, but like previous games kept within a couple runs. Mike O'Neill singled, Michael Swinson singled, and Chris Edmondson doubles to put the Cardinals up 2-0. Drew Benes struck six out but was knocked out of the game after Bradenton slapped three runs on the board combined over the third and fourth innings. The Palm Beach bullpen did their best impression to keep with Bradenton tossing three scoreless innings but the Marauders scored another run asDrew Maggi came around to score. Bradenton loaded up the bases in the ninth on a couple singles and a walk and scored two more runs as they beat Palm Beach 6-2.
April 11 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Seth Maness came through with another dominating performance tossing seven scoreless innings and only allowing six hits while striking out four. The offense for Palm beach also exploded in the second for the team as they racked up nine runs in the inning on rehabbing A.J. Burnett. Chris Edmonsdon got things started with a double followed by aJonathan Rodriguez single. Alan Ahmady drove in Edmondson on a double. Geoff Klein reached first on a wild pitch after a strikeout which in turn scored Rodriguez. Packy Elkins doubled to score Ahmady and Vance Albitz singled to score Klein. Michael Swinson created the first out grounding into a force out sending Albitz to the bench. Nick Longmire created the second out, but Starlin Rodriguez reached on a hit by pitch and Edmondson walked to load the bases. Stefan Welch committed a throwing error that let Swinson and Starlin score. Ahmady sent two more runs across with a double and Klein ended the innings striking out. Bradenton was able to make a small dent in the score with four runs in the eighth, three of which were walks off Zach Russell. The Cardinals beat the Marauders 10-4.
April 12 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach hosted St. Lucie for a three-game series next up. Richard Castillo followed in Maness footsteps having another impressive outing for his second start. Castillo allowed five hits, one earned run, one home run (a leadoff by Daniel Muno), one walk, and struck three out over six innings. Gonzalez Germen didnt pitch too bad for St. Lucie either. German just gave up seven hits, one earned run, one walk, and struck six out to help keep the Cardinals in reach. Dean Kiekhefer and Chase Reid finished off the game pitching three innings only allowing one hit, no runs, and striking out three. Packy Elkins drove in Alan Ahmady in the sixth and Ahmady drove in Chris Edmondson in the eighth as Palm Beach beat St. Lucie 3-1.
April 13 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: In the second game between St. Lucie and Palm Beach, the Cardinals managed to out hit the Mets but couldn't convert them to runs. Palm Beach collected a total of seven hits, Alan Ahmadycontributed two and Mike O'Neill with a double for the only extra base hit, and the team also had two walks. Carlos Martinez made his second and best start of the season striking out eight and allowing two hits, one earned run, and three walks over six innings. The Cardinals offense again didn't show up and lost to the Mets 2-0.
April 14 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: For the three-game finale between Palm Beach and St. Lucie, we got another dose of small ball. Palm Beach had a bullpen game using four pitchers to handle two innings a piece. Mike O'Neillscored the first run for Palm Beach with a single and was moved along to home by a few more following singles. St. Lucie answered back as they loaded the bases in the second and Cory Vaughn scored on a Wilfredo Tovar double to left field. Wilmer Flores sacrificed to right field to score Robbie Shields and give the Mets the 2-1 lead. Aidan Lucas highlighted the Cardinals bullpen with two and a third scoreless and striking out five. The Mets took the series two games to three with a 2-1 win.
April 15 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach hit the road for a stretch with Bradenton and after the last meeting, the Marauders were eager to handle the Cardinals. Hunter Strickland pitched six innings allowing seven hits, no runs, two walks, and struck six out. The Marauders offense went to task on the Cardinals, nailing down five runs in the third that included a couple walks, base stealing, and a three-run homer by Carlos Paulino. Bradenton added two more runs a piece in the fifth and sixth innings. Kyle Conley hit a solo homer in the eighth for Palm Beach to end the zeros on the scoreboard but Bradenton pulled off the win 10-1.
Alan Ahmady collected a mid-week six-game on base streak. The 24-year old right-handed hitter went 10-for-33 (.303) with three doubles, four RBIs (two w/two-outs), one walk, two runs, seven strikeouts, one caught stealing, and grounded into on double play. He played three games in right field, where he had one outfield assist, and six games at third base, where he assisted in one double play. Ahmady was also ejected in the first inning of the April 15 game.
Mike O'Neill will look to continue a ten-game on base and four-game hitting streak into the next period. The 24-year old left-handed hitter went 10-for-35 (.286) with three doubles, one RBI, five walks, two stole bases, four strikeouts, and grounded into two double plays. He played three games as designated hitter, five games in left field, and two in centerfield.
Starlin Rodriguez, like O'Neill, is carrying a ten-game on base streak with him. The 22-year old switch-hitter went 10-for-37 (.270) with two doubles, one triple, three RBIs (one w/two-outs), three walks (two intentional), two hit by pitches, two stolen bases, four runs, eight strikeouts, grounded into two double plays, and was picked off once. He played six games at second base (assisted in five double plays), two games at third base (assisted in two double plays), and two games as designated hitter.
Seth Maness made two impressive starts for Palm Beach that should put himself on the overlooked prospect lists. The 23-year old right-hander made his debut April 6 and pitched seven innings allowing five hits, two runs (one earned), one home run, and struck four out. The on April 11, he went another seven innings giving up six hits, no runs, and sitting four batters on strikes. The 2011 11th round (350th overall selection) earned one win and had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 27-to-2.
Richard Castillo did his best to keep stride with Maness, just couldn't keep up innings wise. The 22-year old right-hander made his 2012 debut on April 7 pitching five and two-thirds innings allowing one hit, one earned run, three walks, and struck five out. He then gave up five hits, one earned run, one home run, one walk, hit one batter, and struck three out on April 12. The six-year minor league hurler split his two decisions and had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 13-to-6.
Geoff Klein struck out twice or more in three games during this last period. The 24-year old switch-hitter went 5-for-25 (.200) with one RBI, two walks, three runs, one hit by pitch, and ten strikeouts. He played six games at catcher (he allowed seven stolen bases, one passed ball, and assisted in one double play) and one game at first base.
Nick Longmire struck out two or more times in four out of nine games. The 23-year old right-handed hitter went 3-for-35 (.086) with one home run, one two-out RBI, one run, two hit by pitches, and 15 strikeouts. He played six games in centerfield (committing one fielding error) and three games in right field.
Zach Russell threw real well in his first relief appearance and struggled in his next three. The 22-year old right-hander threw an extended three innings on April 7 allowing no hits, no runs, hit one batter, threw one wild pitch, and struck one out for the winning decision. He then threw on April 11, 13, and 15 for a combined 2.2 innings giving up four hits, six earned runs, four walks, hit one batter, threw three wild pitches, and struck three out. The 2007 49th round (1427th overall) selection had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 8-to-2.
Anthony Ferrara made one great start and had it flipped around in his second. The 22-year old right-hander made his 2012 debut on April 9 as he pitched five innings and gave up three hits, one earned run, four walks, and struck four out. On April 15 he was strapped with six hits, seven runs (five earned), one home run, four walks, and struck two out over five innings for the losing decision (0-1). The 2008 7th round (215th overall selection) had a combined ground out-to-fly out ratio of 15-to-7.
Drew Benes had minor blemishes but not enough to go crazy over in only one start. The 23-year old right-hander allowed four hits, three earned runs, hit one batter, and struck six out over three and a third innings on April 10. He had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 5-to-0.
Daniel Bibona (shoulder soreness), Ryan Copeland (thoracic outlet syndrome in right arm), Kevin Siegrist (shoulder strain), Boone Whiting (forearm flexor strain), Seth Blair (unknown), and Travis Tartamella (unknown) all began the 2012 season on the disabled list.
Luis De La Cruz was promoted to Triple-A Memphis for a short period to cover the injury void left behind by.
Casey Rasmus came up from extended spring training and filled in for De La Cruz. He went 1-for-3 (.333) with one double and two total bases.
Logan Billbrough was promoted from Single-A Quad Cities on April 12 to quickly plug the spot left open by Seth Blair.
Michael Swinson played in seven games going 6-for-29 (.207) with one RBI, six total bases, three runs, one walk, one stolen base, six strikeouts, one caught stealing before landing on the disabled list on April 15.
Kyle Conley was promoted from extended spring training to fill to replace Swinson.
The Palm Beach Cardinals are batting .234 (t-9th) with a .297 OBP (11th), .307 SLG (11th), and .604 OPS (12th). The team is ranked tied for third in strikeouts; fourth in doubles; seventh in stolen bases; ninth in hits (tied), home runs (tied), and walks (tied); tenth in total bases; 11th in triples (tied) and caught stealing (11th); and 12th in runs and RBIs in the 12-team division.
The Cardinals have a 3.21 ERA (t-6th) and 1.19 WHIP (4th). The team ranks tied for third in losses and strikeouts, tied for fourth in walks, tied for sixth in runs allowed and earned runs, tied for seventh in hit batters, tied for eighth in saves, ninth in wins (tied), home runs allowed, and holds (tied).
Mike O'Neill ranks tied for seventh in AVG, tied for tenth in hits, and tied for eighth in OBP.
Jonathan Rodriguez ranks tied for seventh in doubles.
Starlin Rodriguez ranks tied for fifth in triples.
Nick Longmire ranks second in strikeouts.
Seth Maness ranks fifth in ERA and seventh in WHIP.
Drew Benes ranks tied for first in losses, and tied for eighth in earned runs.
Ricky Martinez ranks tied for eighth in saves.
Chase Reid ranks tied for eighth in saves and tied for eighth in game finishes.
Anthony Ferrara ranks tied for sixth in runs allowed, tied for eighth in earned runs, and tied for second in walks.
Zach Russell ranks ted for eighth in earned runs and tied for fourth in hit batters.
Carlos Martinez ranks tied for fourth in hit batters, and tied for ninth in strikeouts.
Richard Castillo ranks tenth in WHIP.
Aidan Lucas ranks tied for eighth in game finishes.
(Note: Stats Include April 16)
April 15-17 @ Bradenton (4-6, 2-2)
April 18 Off Day
April 19-21 @ St. Lucie (8-2, 2-1)
Rich Hill - Salem (Red Sox)
Nick McCully - Winston-Salem (White Sox)
Scott Thomas - Frederick (Orioles)
Brett Zawacki - Jupiter (Marlins)
Recap April 6-15:
April 6 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Seth Maness and Matthew Neil were called on as opening day starters for Palm Beach and Jupiter. Both teams went scoreless through the fourth frames. The Hammerheads were able to get to the Cardinals first, as Ronny Gil committed an error and the runner scored later in the fifth. Palm Beach took the lead scoring two runs in the next two innings with a couple fielding errors contributing to Michael Swinson scoring in the fifth andStarling Rodriguez using his base running skills to score from first in the sixth. The Cardinals and Hammerheads exchanged runs again over the next three innings to keep it tied up at 3-3, which included a Marcell Ozuna solo home run. On into the tenth inning, Jupiter found the holes and punched four runs through to beat Palm Beach 7-3.
April 7 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Even though sharing the same ball field, Palm Beach and Jupiter flip flopped home duties for the doubleheader. The Cardinals got things started in the first with Ronny Gil getting on with a walk and advancing around on a wild pitch. Starlin Rodriguez singled in Gil and scored himself on a wild pitch, ground out, and fielding error. Starlin would come back to strike in the third hitting a ground-rule double and crossing the plate on aJonathan Rodriguez single. The Hammerheads put a couple runs on the board on Carlos Martinez in the third and fourth before exited and the scoreboard went blank from the fifth to the eighth. Palm Beach loaded up the bases looking to add insurance runs but only received one as Mike O'Neill doubled in Geoff Klein for the 4-2 win over Jupiter.
April 7: Zach Neal of Jupiter and Richard Castillo of Palm Beach each exchanged scoreless innings into the fifth innings. The Cardinals pulled Castillo possibly a little earlier and the Hammerheads pushed a run across on Iden Nazario's watch to take the 1-0 lead. Daniel Pertusati singled and advanced around the diamond on a passed ball, wild pitch, and Isaac Galloway double for the second and final run of the game. Palm Beach could only pull off four singles, two by Alan Ahmady, and two walks as Jupiter won 2-0.
April 8: The Palm Beach Cardinals had day off
April 9 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Bradenton came to town for a three-game set against Palm Beach. Anthony Ferrara tossed five innings and allowed three hits, one earned run, four walks, and struck four out to open for the Cardinals. Dean Kiekhefer and Chase Reid would combine to pitch the final four innings only giving up one hit, no runs, and struck three out. The Palm Beach offense was kept minimal again with Jonathan Rodriguez doubling in the second and scoring on a Geoff Klein single. Nick Longmire hit a game-winning solo home run off Jonathan Ramos in the bottom of the ninth to give the Cardinals a 2-1 win over the Marauders.
April 10 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach lit the scoreboard up first in the first inning, but like previous games kept within a couple runs. Mike O'Neill singled, Michael Swinson singled, and Chris Edmondson doubles to put the Cardinals up 2-0. Drew Benes struck six out but was knocked out of the game after Bradenton slapped three runs on the board combined over the third and fourth innings. The Palm Beach bullpen did their best impression to keep with Bradenton tossing three scoreless innings but the Marauders scored another run asDrew Maggi came around to score. Bradenton loaded up the bases in the ninth on a couple singles and a walk and scored two more runs as they beat Palm Beach 6-2.
April 11 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Seth Maness came through with another dominating performance tossing seven scoreless innings and only allowing six hits while striking out four. The offense for Palm beach also exploded in the second for the team as they racked up nine runs in the inning on rehabbing A.J. Burnett. Chris Edmonsdon got things started with a double followed by aJonathan Rodriguez single. Alan Ahmady drove in Edmondson on a double. Geoff Klein reached first on a wild pitch after a strikeout which in turn scored Rodriguez. Packy Elkins doubled to score Ahmady and Vance Albitz singled to score Klein. Michael Swinson created the first out grounding into a force out sending Albitz to the bench. Nick Longmire created the second out, but Starlin Rodriguez reached on a hit by pitch and Edmondson walked to load the bases. Stefan Welch committed a throwing error that let Swinson and Starlin score. Ahmady sent two more runs across with a double and Klein ended the innings striking out. Bradenton was able to make a small dent in the score with four runs in the eighth, three of which were walks off Zach Russell. The Cardinals beat the Marauders 10-4.
April 12 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach hosted St. Lucie for a three-game series next up. Richard Castillo followed in Maness footsteps having another impressive outing for his second start. Castillo allowed five hits, one earned run, one home run (a leadoff by Daniel Muno), one walk, and struck three out over six innings. Gonzalez Germen didnt pitch too bad for St. Lucie either. German just gave up seven hits, one earned run, one walk, and struck six out to help keep the Cardinals in reach. Dean Kiekhefer and Chase Reid finished off the game pitching three innings only allowing one hit, no runs, and striking out three. Packy Elkins drove in Alan Ahmady in the sixth and Ahmady drove in Chris Edmondson in the eighth as Palm Beach beat St. Lucie 3-1.
April 13 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: In the second game between St. Lucie and Palm Beach, the Cardinals managed to out hit the Mets but couldn't convert them to runs. Palm Beach collected a total of seven hits, Alan Ahmadycontributed two and Mike O'Neill with a double for the only extra base hit, and the team also had two walks. Carlos Martinez made his second and best start of the season striking out eight and allowing two hits, one earned run, and three walks over six innings. The Cardinals offense again didn't show up and lost to the Mets 2-0.
April 14 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: For the three-game finale between Palm Beach and St. Lucie, we got another dose of small ball. Palm Beach had a bullpen game using four pitchers to handle two innings a piece. Mike O'Neillscored the first run for Palm Beach with a single and was moved along to home by a few more following singles. St. Lucie answered back as they loaded the bases in the second and Cory Vaughn scored on a Wilfredo Tovar double to left field. Wilmer Flores sacrificed to right field to score Robbie Shields and give the Mets the 2-1 lead. Aidan Lucas highlighted the Cardinals bullpen with two and a third scoreless and striking out five. The Mets took the series two games to three with a 2-1 win.
April 15 Palm Beach Official Site Post Game: Palm Beach hit the road for a stretch with Bradenton and after the last meeting, the Marauders were eager to handle the Cardinals. Hunter Strickland pitched six innings allowing seven hits, no runs, two walks, and struck six out. The Marauders offense went to task on the Cardinals, nailing down five runs in the third that included a couple walks, base stealing, and a three-run homer by Carlos Paulino. Bradenton added two more runs a piece in the fifth and sixth innings. Kyle Conley hit a solo homer in the eighth for Palm Beach to end the zeros on the scoreboard but Bradenton pulled off the win 10-1.
Who's Hot:
Alan Ahmady collected a mid-week six-game on base streak. The 24-year old right-handed hitter went 10-for-33 (.303) with three doubles, four RBIs (two w/two-outs), one walk, two runs, seven strikeouts, one caught stealing, and grounded into on double play. He played three games in right field, where he had one outfield assist, and six games at third base, where he assisted in one double play. Ahmady was also ejected in the first inning of the April 15 game.
Mike O'Neill will look to continue a ten-game on base and four-game hitting streak into the next period. The 24-year old left-handed hitter went 10-for-35 (.286) with three doubles, one RBI, five walks, two stole bases, four strikeouts, and grounded into two double plays. He played three games as designated hitter, five games in left field, and two in centerfield.
Starlin Rodriguez, like O'Neill, is carrying a ten-game on base streak with him. The 22-year old switch-hitter went 10-for-37 (.270) with two doubles, one triple, three RBIs (one w/two-outs), three walks (two intentional), two hit by pitches, two stolen bases, four runs, eight strikeouts, grounded into two double plays, and was picked off once. He played six games at second base (assisted in five double plays), two games at third base (assisted in two double plays), and two games as designated hitter.
Seth Maness made two impressive starts for Palm Beach that should put himself on the overlooked prospect lists. The 23-year old right-hander made his debut April 6 and pitched seven innings allowing five hits, two runs (one earned), one home run, and struck four out. The on April 11, he went another seven innings giving up six hits, no runs, and sitting four batters on strikes. The 2011 11th round (350th overall selection) earned one win and had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 27-to-2.
Richard Castillo did his best to keep stride with Maness, just couldn't keep up innings wise. The 22-year old right-hander made his 2012 debut on April 7 pitching five and two-thirds innings allowing one hit, one earned run, three walks, and struck five out. He then gave up five hits, one earned run, one home run, one walk, hit one batter, and struck three out on April 12. The six-year minor league hurler split his two decisions and had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 13-to-6.
Who's Not:
Geoff Klein struck out twice or more in three games during this last period. The 24-year old switch-hitter went 5-for-25 (.200) with one RBI, two walks, three runs, one hit by pitch, and ten strikeouts. He played six games at catcher (he allowed seven stolen bases, one passed ball, and assisted in one double play) and one game at first base.
Nick Longmire struck out two or more times in four out of nine games. The 23-year old right-handed hitter went 3-for-35 (.086) with one home run, one two-out RBI, one run, two hit by pitches, and 15 strikeouts. He played six games in centerfield (committing one fielding error) and three games in right field.
Zach Russell threw real well in his first relief appearance and struggled in his next three. The 22-year old right-hander threw an extended three innings on April 7 allowing no hits, no runs, hit one batter, threw one wild pitch, and struck one out for the winning decision. He then threw on April 11, 13, and 15 for a combined 2.2 innings giving up four hits, six earned runs, four walks, hit one batter, threw three wild pitches, and struck three out. The 2007 49th round (1427th overall) selection had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 8-to-2.
Anthony Ferrara made one great start and had it flipped around in his second. The 22-year old right-hander made his 2012 debut on April 9 as he pitched five innings and gave up three hits, one earned run, four walks, and struck four out. On April 15 he was strapped with six hits, seven runs (five earned), one home run, four walks, and struck two out over five innings for the losing decision (0-1). The 2008 7th round (215th overall selection) had a combined ground out-to-fly out ratio of 15-to-7.
Drew Benes had minor blemishes but not enough to go crazy over in only one start. The 23-year old right-hander allowed four hits, three earned runs, hit one batter, and struck six out over three and a third innings on April 10. He had a ground out-to-fly out ratio of 5-to-0.
Notes:
Daniel Bibona (shoulder soreness), Ryan Copeland (thoracic outlet syndrome in right arm), Kevin Siegrist (shoulder strain), Boone Whiting (forearm flexor strain), Seth Blair (unknown), and Travis Tartamella (unknown) all began the 2012 season on the disabled list.
Luis De La Cruz was promoted to Triple-A Memphis for a short period to cover the injury void left behind by.
Casey Rasmus came up from extended spring training and filled in for De La Cruz. He went 1-for-3 (.333) with one double and two total bases.
Logan Billbrough was promoted from Single-A Quad Cities on April 12 to quickly plug the spot left open by Seth Blair.
Michael Swinson played in seven games going 6-for-29 (.207) with one RBI, six total bases, three runs, one walk, one stolen base, six strikeouts, one caught stealing before landing on the disabled list on April 15.
Kyle Conley was promoted from extended spring training to fill to replace Swinson.
2012 Florida State League Stats:
The Palm Beach Cardinals are batting .234 (t-9th) with a .297 OBP (11th), .307 SLG (11th), and .604 OPS (12th). The team is ranked tied for third in strikeouts; fourth in doubles; seventh in stolen bases; ninth in hits (tied), home runs (tied), and walks (tied); tenth in total bases; 11th in triples (tied) and caught stealing (11th); and 12th in runs and RBIs in the 12-team division.
The Cardinals have a 3.21 ERA (t-6th) and 1.19 WHIP (4th). The team ranks tied for third in losses and strikeouts, tied for fourth in walks, tied for sixth in runs allowed and earned runs, tied for seventh in hit batters, tied for eighth in saves, ninth in wins (tied), home runs allowed, and holds (tied).
Mike O'Neill ranks tied for seventh in AVG, tied for tenth in hits, and tied for eighth in OBP.
Jonathan Rodriguez ranks tied for seventh in doubles.
Starlin Rodriguez ranks tied for fifth in triples.
Nick Longmire ranks second in strikeouts.
Seth Maness ranks fifth in ERA and seventh in WHIP.
Drew Benes ranks tied for first in losses, and tied for eighth in earned runs.
Ricky Martinez ranks tied for eighth in saves.
Chase Reid ranks tied for eighth in saves and tied for eighth in game finishes.
Anthony Ferrara ranks tied for sixth in runs allowed, tied for eighth in earned runs, and tied for second in walks.
Zach Russell ranks ted for eighth in earned runs and tied for fourth in hit batters.
Carlos Martinez ranks tied for fourth in hit batters, and tied for ninth in strikeouts.
Richard Castillo ranks tenth in WHIP.
Aidan Lucas ranks tied for eighth in game finishes.
(Note: Stats Include April 16)
Up Next (2012 Overall, Vs. Palm Beach)
April 15-17 @ Bradenton (4-6, 2-2)
April 18 Off Day
April 19-21 @ St. Lucie (8-2, 2-1)
Former Cardinals Assigned To A-Advanced
Rich Hill - Salem (Red Sox)
Nick McCully - Winston-Salem (White Sox)
Scott Thomas - Frederick (Orioles)
Brett Zawacki - Jupiter (Marlins)
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