Dates: May 29-June 1, 2015
Current Record: 29-19, 1st Place, 4.5 Games ahead
of El Paso
Probables
All times are EST
Friday at 8:05 PM
Darin Gorski (3-4, 5.79 ERA, 6.34 FIP, 16.2 K%: 12.6 BB%,
1.71 HR/9)
@ Chris Bassitt (1-3, 4.45 ERA, 3.20 FIP, 22.6 K%: 7 BB%,
0.32 HR/9)
Saturday at 7:35 PM
Duane Below (4-2, 2.18 ERA, 4.21 FIP, 13.9 K%: 3.6 BB%, 0.87
HR/9)
@ Sean Nolin (0-0, 0.71 ERA, 3.55 FIP, 27.2 K%: 8.3 BB%,
0.71 HR/9)
Sunday at 3:05 PM
Steven Matz (6-2, 1.99 ERA, 3.14 FIP, 27.3 K%: 8.4 BB%, 0.43
HR/9)
@ Barry Zito (2-4, 4.72 ERA, 5.14 FIP, 15.6 K%: 10.9 BB%,
0.81 HR/9)
Monday at 8:05 PM
Tyler Pill (1-2, 7.04 ERA, 5.58 FIP, 15.1 K%: 5.5 BB%, 1.76
HR/9)
@ Zach Neal (3-0, 1.53 ERA, 2.95 FIP, 18.5 K%: 4.6 BB%, 0
HR/9)
Last series for the Las Vegas 51s
Top prospects for the Oakland Athletics with Nashville
Chris Bassitt, RH SP, 26
Ranked #6, BA Grade: 50, Medium risk
Friday night’s starter has made 3 starts after a cup of
coffee with the big club, allowing 4 ER in two and 0 ER in the other, but totaling
only 12.1 IP.
Joey Wendle, LHH 2B, 25
Ranked #17, BA Grade: 45, Medium risk
Wendle hasn’t been hitting much yet (.250 AVG/.297 OBP/37 K),
but when he does make contact, he puts a good drive into the ball – 19 XBH (12
2B, 3 3B, 4 HR) in 180 AB.
Recent Injuries/Transactions
Jayce
Boyd will make his AAA debut this weekend, as he was
promoted after Thursday’s game with Binghamton. His promotion comes on the
heels of an injury to Kyle Johnson, who left after being hit by a pitch
Wednesday night, and tweeted out that it was a hand injury. Dan Rohlfing was
also placed on the 7-day DL.
Storylines
Jayce Boyd joins T.J. Rivera and
Jon Velasquez as prospects who have played for both Binghamton and Las Vegas
this year (John Church was originally on the B-Mets roster, but was promoted to
Las Vegas before his first appearance).
The Mets will send three straight
lefties against Nashville this weekend, and then Pill on Monday. Duane Below
and Steven Matz have been two of the best starters in the PCL over the past few
weeks (Matz all year), but the rest of the rotation has been struggling.
Matt Reynolds has been in a month
long slump, struggling for the first time since the start of the 2014 season.
Travis Taijeron has stayed hot all year, and is among the leaders in some key
offensive statistics, as you can see below.
League Leaders
Top-20 PCL, qualified
only
R: Matt Reynolds, t-2nd (33); Alex Castellanos,
t-7th (31)
H: Reynolds, t-9th (51)
2B: Reynolds, t-3rd (16); Castellanos, t-5th
(14)
HR: Castellanos, t-5th (10); Travis Taijeron,
t-13th (7)
RBI: Castellanos, 6th (33); Reynolds, t-14th
(27)
SB: Wilfredo Tovar, 4th (12); Reynolds, t-17th
(7); Kyle Johnson, t-17th (7)
AVG: Taijeron, t-10th (.323)
OBP: Taijeron, 1st (.426);
ISO: Castellanos, 1st (.358); Taijeron, 15th
(.218)
BB%: Taijeron, 11th (12.8%); Brandon Allen, t-13th
(12.3%)
K%: Tovar, t-10th (11.3%)
wRC+: Castellanos, 2nd (164); Taijeron, t-3rd
(162)
IP: Steven Matz, 1st (63.1)
W: Matz, 1st (6); Duane Below, t- 9th
(4)
Saves: Chase Bradford, t-6th (5)
ERA: Matz, 2nd (1.99); Below, t-4th
(2.18)
FIP: Matz, 3rd (3.14)
K%: Matz, 1st (27.3%)
BB%: Below, 3rd (3.6%); Tyler Pill, 12th
(5.5%)
AVG: Matz, 3rd (.198); Below, t-14th
(.245)
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