Showing posts with label Domingo Diaz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Domingo Diaz. Show all posts

Monday, May 20, 2013

Leonardo Molina - 16-Year Old OF

Molina shows the potential to be a potential five-tool player and he won’t even turn 16 years old until August 1. He ran the fastest 60 of the DPL prospects at 6.49 and has easy outfield actions and a strong throwing arm that paint him as potential above average defensive center-fielder. He has a nice and loose right-handed swing with present bat speed and good extension out front, although he tends to get out of control at times and has some swing-and-miss at present. If the bat continues to improve as he gets stronger, he has the highest ceiling among this group of DPL prospects.

Monday, July 11, 2011

Dominican Summer League Notebook 7-11-11

The Dominican Summer League Cardinals fought their way out of last place this past week. Hansel De Los Santos has been one of the team's top hurlers.

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Cardinals Minor League Notebook 6-14-11

Nick Stavinoha, Daryl Jones each drive in two runs in Memphis win. Maikel Cleto gets wild, Ryan Jackson doubles in one run as Springfield loses third straight. Luis De La Cruz drills two-run shot before Palm Beach game is cancelled. Quad Cities with day off. Robelys Reyes, Domingo Diaz each knock in two runs as DSL wins second consecutive.

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Cardinals Minor League Notebook 8-18-10

Memphis yields five runs in the fifth and loses in Evan MacLane's return. Brett Zawacki stumbles, Palm Beach offense is silent in defeat. Justin Edwards, Chase Reid pitch well in NY-Penn All-Star Game. Tyrell Jenkins throws a side session before Johnson City rainout. Javier Avendano perfect but bullpen takes GCL loss. Domingo Diaz drives in two before DSL Cardinals game was suspended.

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Cardinals Sign Dominican RHP Carlos Matias & Other DSL Moves

The St. Louis Cardinals have added four new youngsters from the Dominican Republic to their academy team, including a very high-profile pitcher.

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