Mariners Minors 2022

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Everett Wins Fourth Straight Game​

Everett Wins Fourth Straight Game

HILLSBORO, OR: Five consecutive AquaSox hitters reached base safely with two outs in the top of the ninth inning, scoring two go ahead runs as the Everett (24-29) defeated the Hillsboro Hops (26-26) for their fourth straight victory, 4-2. Hillsboro outfielder Neyfy Castillo returned to the...

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who adjusts the best.and fastest.................is always ahead...at all lvls

pitching..and hitting

2 BryceMiller P	EVE	3	1	1.83	10	9	0	0	0	0	54.0	33	12	11	2	3	17	71	0.93	.171

IsaiahCampbell P	EVE	1	0	1.35	6	4	0	0	0	0	20.0	10	3	3	2	0	9	19	0.95	.147

 

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eras are good with these guys as well..they have more loses but theywill catch up

3 AdamMacko P	EVE	0	2	3.99	8	8	0	0	0	0	38.1	33	18	17	4	4	20	60	1.38	.234
4 PrelanderBerroa P	EVE	1	2	3.20	5	5	0	0	0	0	19.2	14	8	7	0	1	15	28	1.47	.203
4 JuanMercedes P	EVE	3	3	3.86	6	5	1	1	0	0	32.2	25	16	14	4	2	8	40	1.01	.205
6 IsaiahCampbell P	EVE	1	0	1.35	6	4	0	0	0	0	20.0	10	3	3	2	0	9	19	0.95	.147

mako and miller are striking them out

miller 70

mako 60

 

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Scott Heineman #54​

Tacoma Rainiers
Triple-A Affiliate

• RF
• B/T: R/R
• 6' 1"/220
• Age: 29
• Scott Matthew Heineman

• Status: Active
• Nickname: Big Mike
• Born: 12/04/1992 in Pacific Palisades, CA
• Draft: 2015, Texas Rangers, Round: 11, Overall Pick: 318
• College: Oregon
• MLB Debut: 8/02/2019
• Relationship(s): brother of Tyler Heineman

Season	Team	LG	Level	G	AB	R	H	TB	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	IBB	SO	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	GO/AO
2016	HD	CAL	A(Adv)	134	525	96	159	265	39	8	17	80	59	0	120	30	14	.303	.386	.505	.891	1.13
2017	FRI	TEX	AA	117	468	82	133	200	26	7	9	44	50	0	121	12	9	.284	.363	.427	.790	1.18
2018	2 teams	-	Minors	114	447	74	137	199	22	2	12	67	39	1	98	18	9	.306	.371	.445	.816	1.01
2019	2 teams	-	Minors	46	176	40	61	104	9	2	10	31	18	0	47	5	3	.347	.415	.591	1.006	0.28
2021	LOU	INT	AAA	17	61	10	17	25	3	1	1	4	5	0	12	4	1	.279	.353	.410	.763	0.88
2022	TAC	PCL	AAA	2	10	3	3	6	0	0	1	6	1	0	3	0	0	.300	.364	.600	.964	4.00
Minors Career	-	-	Minors	430	1687	305	510	799	99	20	50	232	172	1	401	69	36	.302	.377	.474	.851	1.03

these stats look good to me....can figuer why they relesed him....ohh well...mariners have him know...

 

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he does not strike out....much...

KevinPillar CF	OKC	36	127	37	40	6	3	9	34	20	17	2	1	.315	.412	.622	1.034

 

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ChaseStrumpf 3B	TNS	50	165	40	39	10	1	11	27	37	73	0	1	.236	.403	.509	.912

forgot what got him drafted...being a gap hitter..know trys to pull....but i would still take him in a trade

whhooo...lordy lordy....70...strike outs..

 

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chase strumpf...yeah ..see whats wrong with those numbers

at chicogo..AA

slg

.509

ave...236

 

[srf1957]

ok maybe not a huge one...but...they will have to move arroyo up...and
marte...is not ready...yet

10 NoelviMarte SS	EVE	45	181	28	44	11	0	4	19	23	51	5	2	.243	.340	.370	.710

Read on a. trade rumors page that Marte is loosing luster . Hitting skills not keeping up with better pitching

 

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Read on a. trade rumors page that Marte is loosing luster . Hitting skills not keeping up with better pitching

if it is that way in the second half there is a prob...

but i say there is one now...all the mariners..for the most part..are not hitting well....

from...mlb..to modesto..

 

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Read on a. trade rumors page that Marte is loosing luster . Hitting skills not keeping up with better pitching

dont tell me they are using that same illegle ball...from last year..

 

[wazzu31]

Yeah I saw this one, after watching all of Twitter videos of Kelenic hitting well I have noticed again he changed his stance. I have a lot of faith in him but he needs a legitimate hitting coach because you work your tail off in the off-season and have 4 different stances. He needs his stance to stay consistent if he ever if going to achieve consistency in the big leagues.

 

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Yeah I saw this one, after watching all of Twitter videos of Kelenic hitting well I have noticed again he changed his stance. I have a lot of faith in him but he needs a legitimate hitting coach because you work your tail off in the off-season and have 4 different stances. He needs his stance to stay consistent if he ever if going to achieve consistency in the big leagues.

Wasn't it Ripken Jr that would change his stance almost daily? Crazy to think. I liked Kelenic when he was more bent over than straight up. Better coverage and better view of the ball IMO.

 

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I don’t think it is pressure. Every player puts pressure on himself, I just don’t think he is mature enough to handle it at the moment. It’s not like he doesn’t have pressure being a 22 year old playing in AAA. Baseball isn’t basketball or football where you can succeed when you are immature. You have to learn how to fail and not implode, which he didn’t implode defensively which is a primary reason I think his offense will eventually come around it’s just a matter of when not if. I will defend Jerry on this that he knew he wasn’t ready but Mather screwed that whole situation up and made it impossible for him not to call him up when he destroyed AAA for a week.

I really hope you're right that he figures it out.

I just have a bad feeling that he will continue bouncing between AAA and the big leagues, eventually get traded then become the player we all hoped he would be.

 

[seahawksfan234]

Man his swing is so beautiful.

His numbers look good and the highlights look great, but I find it concerning that even in AAA he's still striking out a lot. I'd find it a lot more reassuring if he wasn't still striking out a ton.

 

[seahawksfan234]

Yeah I saw this one, after watching all of Twitter videos of Kelenic hitting well I have noticed again he changed his stance. I have a lot of faith in him but he needs a legitimate hitting coach because you work your tail off in the off-season and have 4 different stances. He needs his stance to stay consistent if he ever if going to achieve consistency in the big leagues.

That was actually one of the things I noticed from that video and wasn't sure if I was crazy thinking he has changed his stance. It kind of reminds me of Ty France but on the left side. I wonder if they have him watching film on France trying to emulate it.

 

[NWinAZ]

Mariners INF prospect Edwin Arroyo went 3-for-6 with two walks for Low-A Modesto on Sunday.​

Arroyo, 18, drove in a run while scoring a pair of his own. The 18-year-old has been impressive in his first full professional season with a .317 average, 10 homers and nine stolen bases over his 53 games. A switch-hitter who also is a switch-thrower -- he pitched with his left hand and uses that arm if in the outfield -- Arroyo can make hard contact to all parts of the field, and there’s more power than anticipated at this point in his development. He’s a strong defender up the middle, and while he could handle the outfield if necessary, it doesn’t seem like it will be. Arroyo has a few years to go before he’s ready -- keep in mind he won’t turn 19 until the end of August -- but he’s seen his stock rise as much as any member of the 2021 draft class, if not more.

 

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