Highlighting the best GIF’s from the last week in Mets minor’s action.
May 13-20, 2016
GIF of the Week
Homeruns
Dash
Winningham hit his first homerun of the year Friday night in Columbia –
hopefully that will open the floodgates for him some!
The
Swinging Samoan Stefan Sabol hit his first ever Double-A homerun for the B-Mets
in game
one Saturday afternoon.
The
B-Mets would add a pair of homeruns in game
two Saturday:
Dominic Smith picked up his 4th homerun of the
year off ‘The Big Apple’ sign in CF.
Kyle Johnson hit a solo blast to CF in the 5th
inning.
From Sunday
From Monday
Defense
Fireflies
catcher Jose Garcia didn’t even bother to stand up for his throw to 2B Saturday
night, yet it was on the money to easily catch the Tourist trying to steal
a base.
Sometimes
players create their own great play thanks to an initial misread, but that
doesn’t diminish the final outcome of the play. Jared King got spun around
multiple times on this fly ball in game two Saturday, but he stuck with it and
made the diving catch in RF.
After
a lot of strikeouts in his first week of Double-A action, Phillip Evans has
been looking pretty good on both sides of the ball for the B-Mets. He’s been
rotating through the infield spots, and made a nice play as a SS in game two
Saturday.
Victor
Cruzado isn’t really known for his defense or arm, but he’s made good throws
for 4 outfield assists thus far. He kept Casey Delgado’s shutout bid intact
during the 4th
inning Sunday by throwing Cole Sturgeon out at home to end the frame.
Jean
Rodriguez (J.C.!!) offers the Fireflies good defense all around the infield,
though he’s rarely had a chance to show off his shortstop skills playing behind
Luis Guillorme and now Milton Ramos in the SAL.
David
Thompson has been making nice plays for the Fireflies at 3B all year long, and
he’s made this section nearly every week.
From Tuesday
From Wednesday
Danny
Muno got the chance to play shortstop Tuesday
and used it to show off his range at the position, making plays to his left and
right.
T.J.
Rivera has been playing a lot of 1B so far in Las Vegas, but also used Tuesday
to show off his range at another position, third base in T.J.’s case.
L.J.
Mazzilli isn’t known for having the most range on the infield, but he does have
a strong arm, which helped him complete these two plays Thursday
night.
Pitching (AKA Strikeouts!)
Kevin
Canelon picked up 12 K over 13 IP with only 3 ER allowed during the past week,
but it was an 0-2 week for the lefty. He took the 3-2 loss against
Asheville last Friday, and the 1-0 loss against Charleston Thursday night.
From Friday:
From Thursday:
With
a Mets starter or two going through a dead arm phase, it would be nice if
Rafael Montero could keep pitching like he has over his last 3 outings: 18 K: 7
BB over 16.2 IP with just 14 H and 4 R allowed. That line still managed to go
0-1 in two starts for Las Vegas this past week, as Montero lost a 1-0 pitcher’s
duel with Julio Urias on Saturday and his bullpen blew Thursday’s lead.
From Saturday
From Thursday
Fireflies
starter Joe Shaw has shown good control and posted some big strikeout games
this year, which has led to a 36 K: 8 BB rate through 33.2 IP. He doubled his
walk output for the season with 4 Sunday, but he struck out 7 over a
career-high 7 IP, all on his breaking ball.
*PAGING
P.J. CONLON, ST. LUCIE IS PAGING A P.J. CONLON, IS THERE A P.J. CONLON IN ST.
LUCIE YET?* Conlon has won 6
straight starts, pitched into the 7th in 4 straight starts, and has
36 K: 5 BB in his last 38.2 IP, with a .578 OPS allowed during that span. There
is at least one St. Lucie rotation spot in jeopardy (Scarlyn Reyes) right now, and
there’s not much need for him to keep dominating the SAL like this.
Various angles of Conlon from Tuesday’s
start
His K’s
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