MiLB GAME SUMMARY REPORTS
OKC Comets 6 – Salt Lake City Bees (LAA) 5 Before the seats got warm, with RHSP Cole Irvin on the bump, SLC had a 1-0 lead after a leadoff double and RBI single. OKC got the run back in the bottom of the 1 st . 3B Kiké Hernández had a one-out single, and 1B Ryan Ward hit a RBI…

OKC Comets 6 – Salt Lake City Bees (LAA) 5
Before the seats got warm, with RHSP Cole Irvin on the bump, SLC had a 1-0 lead after a leadoff double and RBI single.
OKC got the run back in the bottom of the 1st. 3B Kiké Hernández had a one-out single, and 1B Ryan Ward hit a RBI double.
SLC took the lead in the third with a leadoff double and single. After one out, Irvin got the ground ball but could only get a force out with a run scoring.
OKC took the lead for good in the 4th, scoring 5 unearned runs. With one out, LF Jack Suwinski reached 2B on a E7. Suwinski scored on SS Noah Miller’s RBI single. Miller stole 2nd and scored on DH Nick Senzel’s RBI single. C Chuckie Robinson singled and 3 runs scored on 2B Ryan Fitzgerald’s 3-run HR and a 6-2 lead.
In the 6th, with one out, a SLC batter reached on an error, that was followed by a single and BB to load the bases. SLC’s next batter hit a two run single, and Irvin was lifted for LHRP Ronan Kopp who got the DP to end the threat.
With RHRP Jerming Rosario pitching, SLC scored in the 8th to pull within one. In the 9th, Rosario allowed a leadoff single, struck the next 2 batters out, and walked the next one. RHRP Wyatt Mills relieved Rosario and walked the first batter he faced to load the bases. He got CT3 to fly out to end the game.
Noah Miller was the only Comet to have two hits.
Arkansas Travelers (Seattle) 9 – Tulsa Drillers 2
After being named Texas League Pitcher of the Month for April, RHSP Patrick Copen had his worst outing of the year…by far. In 4.2 IP, Copen allowed 9 runs (all earned) on 9 hits, 5 BB, and 9 K. He surrendered 2 HR, a solo HR and 3-run HR. He also allowed a pair of doubles. Copen was lifted after the 3-run HR.
In the 7th. RF Zyhir Hope walked and scored on 1B Joe Vetrano’s 4th HR.
After Copen was lifted, 4 relievers finished the final 3.1 scoreless IP.
- Kendall George – 2-5
- Josue De Paula – 2-5, 1 RBI, double (6)
- Kyle Nevin – 2-4, 1 BB
- Elijah Hainline – 2-4, 1BB, 1 run, 1 RBI, HR (5)
- Joe Vetrano – 1-5, 1 run, 2 RBI, HR (4)
This was a forgettable game.
Lake County Captains (Cleveland) 15 – Great Lakes Loons 13 –– Game 1, 8 Innings
This was a game filled with large, crooked innings, and multiple lead changes.
LHSP Sterling Patick had a very rough start. In the 1st inning, two walks and a single loaded the bases. It was a balk that brought in the first run.
Down 1-0 in the 2nd, 1B Jose Meza led off with a single. With 1 out, 3B Eduardo Guerrero drew a BB. Meza and Guerrero pulled off a double steal. SS Jose Izarra hit a sac fly for the tying run. After LF Charles Davalan walked, CF Mike Sirota singled home Guerrero and a 2-1 lead. The third run scored after an E5.
LC tied the score in the 3rd after a 2 out single and 2-run HR.
GL went back in front in the 4th. Guerrero led off with a single, and Izarra reached on an error. After a ground out, Sirota hit a 3-run HR. RF Eduardo Quintero drew a walk, and with 2 outs, 2B Nico Perez doubled him home and a 7-3 lead.
That lead was short-lived. With Patick still on the mound, there was a BB, single, and 3-run HR. Patick was done for the day without recording an out in the 4th. RHRP Nicolas Cruz was summoned. Cruz was welcomed with 5 singles, a double, a WP, and a balk allowing 6 runs to score. LC took a 12-7 lead.
Great Lakes tied it up in the 6th with 5 runs. Davalan was HBP and Sirota and Quintero both walked. Davalan scored on DH Logan Wagner’s SF, with Sirota going to 3B. Quintero stole 2nd. Perez doubled (9) home both runners. C Jesus Galiz drew a BB and Guerrero doubled (4) home the final 2 baserunners and a 12-12 tie.
With Logan Wagner as the placed runner, Meza singled him home. With RHRP Reynaldo Yean on the mound and a runner at 2B, he walked the first batter. After an out was recorded, Yean gave up a 3-run HR, and Lake County won Game 1 15-13.
- Mike Sirota – 3-3, 2 BB, 2 runs, 4 RBI, double (10), HR (7)
- Eduardo Guerrero – 3-3, 1 BB, 1 run, 2 RBI, doubles (4)
- Nico Perez – 2-5, 1 run, 2 RBI, 2 doubles (9)
- Jose Meza – 2-5, 1 run, 1 RBI
Great Lakes Loons 7 – Lake County Captains (Cleveland) 2, Game 2, 7 Innings
RHSP Logan Tabeling is having a good May with back to back excellent starts.
GL jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the 1st. RF Mike Sirota led off with a BB and scored on LF Eduardo Quintero’s RBI double. Quintero scored on DH Logan Wagner’s RBI single.
In the 3rd, Quintero led off with a ground rule double (4), and scored on a 2-out double (10) by 2B Nico Perez upping the score to 3-0.
In the 4th, Lake County had a single and run scoring double off Tabeling.
In the 5th, GL got the run back. Sirota led off with a BB, stole 2B, and moved to 3B on a ground out. CF Charles Davalan hit a sac fly.
In the 6th, with 2 outs, 3B Eduardo Guerrero and 1B Samuel Munoz drew BBs. SS Jose Izarra hit a 3-run HR to widen the lead to 7-1.
In the 6th, Tabeling struck out the leadoff hitter and was relieved by LHRP Matt Lanzendorfer. The first batter Lanzendorfer faced hit a HR. That was the final score for either team.
- Eduardo Quintero – 2-4, 2 runs, 1 RBI, 2 doubles (4)
- Nico Perez – 2-4, 1 RBI, double (10)
- Jose Izarra – 1-3, 1 run, 3 RBI, HR (3)
Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (LAA) 2 – Ontario Tower Buzzers 1
This was a well-pitched game for low A. RHP Isaac Ayon went the first 5.1 innings allowing 2 hits, 1 BB, and 5 K. Unfortunately for Ayon and Ontario one of those hits in the 6th was a leadoff HR. A 2nd unearned run scored in the 6th.
Ontario scored an unearned run of their own in the 7th when 1B Jose D. Hernandez singled home C Anson Aroz who reached on an error.
RHRP Jholbran Herder and RHRP Jhonny Jimenez pitched the final 2.2 innings without a run or hit. Okay they did give up 2 BB and struck out 3.
Pitching was good, but the offense??? 3B Chase Harlan was 1-2 with a 2 BB, and SS Emil Morales hit his 14th double.
Royals ACL 13 – Dodgers ACL 12 – 10 innings
Royals jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the 1st. Dodgers put up the next 9 with 4 in the 3rd and 5 in the 4th.
The Dodgers hit 2 solo HR by LF Elias Medina and 3B Bryan Gonzalez Garcia. CF Landyn Vidourek hit a 2-run HR.
The first five batters in the 4th hit 3 doubles and 2 singles plated 4. A SB and 2 WP scored a 5th run. C Francisco Espinoza, Medina, and Gonzalez hit the run scoring doubles.
In the 6th, the Royals had 1-out back to back singles that moved up on a WP and both scored on a single. Two walks to load the bases and a double cleared the bases. The Dodgers held a 9-8 lead after 6.
The Dodgers got two more in the 7th after a HBP, walk, WP and DH Aidan West’s double brought both runners home.
The Royals scored 2 in the 8th and one in the 9th to force the game into extra innings.
Gonzalez hit his 2nd double and plated a go-ahead run in the 10th.
The Royals scored 2 in the bottom of the 10th for the win.
- Brendan Tunink – 2-3, 2 runs, 1 RBI
- Elias Medina – 3-5, 2 runs, 1 RBI, HR (1), double (1)
- Bryan Gonzalez Garcia – 3-5, 2 runs, 4 RBI, HR (1), 2 doubles (2)
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I 100% support pushing the kids, but as Jeff always tells us, the Dodgers really do slow play their prospects. Who knows, maybe with the impending lockout next year, they’ll think a bit differently this year .
Great article by Stubbins about 1B coach Woodward’s glowing comments about Kim’s work ethics, speed and defense,comparing him to a 4 time GOLD GLOVE winner. Woodward’s comments, according to Stubbins, is that the Dodgers are starting to respect speed and defense to balance the lineup. Mark had a good point about clearing out the farm for Skenes, especially the outfield. Like Don Corleone said, “Make them an offer they can’t refuse”.
The Dodgers still lead baseball in Team OPS and are .01 behin the Cubs for the #1 spot in Teams OB%. They are 5th in runs scored and 2nd in Team ERA.
AVF is right, and I think there will be a trickle up effect soon. Once Kike is activated, I look for Siani to either be released or not play much. Zach Ehrhard is somewhat overmatched at OKC as well. Both Siani and Erhard have the sme OPS – .665. I wonder if they might move Kendall George and DePaula to OKC and Sirota and Davalan to Tulsa. Quintero looks totally overmatched at GL right about now, but he is very young. Logan Wagner is absolutely crushing it in GL as well. I think he’s ready to move up as well. One reason the Dodgers might want to make these moves sooner than later is the “showcasing effect.” If players appear close to MLB ready, they are easier to trade to teams like the Pirates. If the Pirates are inclined to trade Paul Skenes, and under their current ownership, I think they are, the the Dodgers will have to oeverwhelm them with MLB-Ready Prospects. Skenes is a generational talent, who is only 23 years old. Skubal is nearly 30 and has an injury history. The Pirates will likely have to pay him around $30 Million next year. I can’t see them doing that!
Sure seems like a lot of runs being given up by the minor league system. Atlanta. A true test of where this team is in early May? Yeah, I guess. But for this team, all these early games feel like practice games. It’s still Spring and will be for another 6 weeks. Kinda like it’s still Spring Training. Teo and Ohtani haven’t been hitting, neither is Smith really, OPS’n .721. Freddie, .773, is way under his career average of .895. The $60 million man has been ho-hum and Mookie isn’t even there. All that and the team is still first in OPS. Team pitching has been outstanding so far, giving up the fewest earned runs in all of baseball. Anyone remember an American thoroughbred named Silky Sullivan? Great name. He was famous for his extreme often come from behind finishes. I’d like to think this Dodger team will finish like Silky Sullivan. Collectively this team remains fun to watch. So much is expected of them. Hope we see it over the coming months. And today? Sheehan vs Sale. Hmm. Looking at the ERA’s it appears a mismatch. But lately we have seen a few opposing pitchers with inflated ERA’s hold our offense down. May baseball. Extended Spring Training?
Love your minor league reports Jefe. One thing I have noticed watching the OKC games, those pitchers have very little control. I have never seen so many walks this early in the year. The other night didn’t OKC have 10 walks? Dodgers got 6 walks when they beat the Stros on Wednesday.
Excellent work Jeff. Sirota should be promoted to AA Tulsa soon. Padres lose to the surprising Cardinals and are now a full game back in the NL West.