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Brooklyn Cyclones Game Notes Brooklyn Cyclones 2 0 1 4 New York-PennGame League Affiliate of the New YorkNotes Mets MCU Park • 1904 Surf Avenue • Brooklyn, NY 11224 • (718) 37 - BKLYN • @BKCyclones BROOKLYN CYCLONES (38-31) at STATEN ISLAND YANKEES (35-33) RHP Casey Meisner (3-3, 4.38) at RHP Jordan Cote (3-3, 6.14) Richmond County Bank Ballpark I Tuesday, August 26, 2014 I 7:00 PM Game # 70 I Road Game # 33 I WKRB 90.3 FM ABOUT LAST NIGHT: The shorthanded Cyclones fell THE K IN BROOKLYN: The Cyclones currently rank to the Staten Island Yankees by the score of 2-1 in 10 in- second in the NYPL with 591 strikeouts through 69 2014 Schedule & Results nings on Monday evening...LHP Brad Wieck surrendered games...The team struck out 16 times last night, a sea- JUNE 7/23 @ABD L, 2-5 6/13 @SI PPD 7/24 VER W, 7-2 a walk-off home run to Chris Breen with two outs in the son-high...OF Michael Bernal ranks third in the NYPL with 6/14 SI W, 8-2 7/25 VER L, 2-5 10th...LF Michael Conforto went 2-for-4 with the lone 84 strikeouts and INF Anthony Chavez has struck out 39 6/15 @SI L, 1-2 (9) 7/26 VER W, 3-2 RBI of the game for Brooklyn. times in 76 at-bats (51.3 %). @SI # 2 W, 3-2 7/27 @LOW W, 9-3 6/16 SI L, 2-7 7/28 @LOW W, 8-5 6/17 HV W, 5-1 7/29 @LOW W, 4-1 VS. STATEN ISLAND: The Cyclones are 4-6 against the PITCHING GREAT IN MONTH EIGHT: The Cyclones 6/18 @HV W, 4-3 (10) 7/30 AUB W, 9-4 Staten Island Yankees this season and are 91-86 against are 14-8 during the month of August with a 1.56 ERA, 6/19 @HV W, 4-0 7/31 AUB L, 3-14 6/20 @ABD W, 7-6 AUGUST them all-time...Brooklyn is 1-4 at Staten Island in 2014. lowest in the NYPL...Staten Island ranks second in the 6/21 @ABD W, 3-1 (11) 8/01 AUB W, 4-3 league with a 2.41 ERA for the month...The ‘Clones have 6/22 @ABD W, 2-1 8/02 CT W, 8-1 FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING: Cyclones 3B Jhoan allowed just 34 earned runs in 195.2 innings. 6/23 HV L, 0-1 (10) 8/03 CT L, 1-5 6/24 @HV L, 3-6 8/04 CT W, 4-3 Ureña was ejected prior to the start of last night’s game 6/25 ABD W, 5-1 8/06 @MV L, 1-2 (12) by home plate umpire Ryan Wilhelms for “Delay of game THE DEFENSE RESTS: Brooklyn currently leads the 6/26 ABD W, 6-2 8/07 @MV W, 4-0 in accordance with a memo from Minor League Baseball league with 104 errors this season...The 104 miscues 6/27 SI W, 2-0 8/08 @MV W, 4-2 6/28 @SI L, 5-11 8/09 @BAT L, 2-4 sent out about national anthem standoffs”...Ureña is the are the most since the team had a franchise record 108 6/29 SI L, 4-5 8/10 @BAT W, 5-2 first player in Minor League Baseball history to be ejected errors in 2006...Brooklyn committed just 74 errors last 6/30 OFF DAY 8/11 @BAT L, 3-4 through the enforcement of this rule..The 19-year-old year, and 67 errors in 2012. JULY 8/13 LOW L, 2-3 7/01 @HV L, 6-8 LOW W, 3-2 (8) third baseman, who ranks third in the NYPL with 41 RBI, 7/04 ABD L, 2-3 8/14 LOW W, 5-1 missed his first game of the season after appearing in the PLAYOFF PICTURE: The Cyclones currently lead the 7/05 ABD L, 2-18 8/15 @VER W, 7-0 first 68 games to begin the year. NYPL Wild Card race by 2.0 games over Connecticut and 7/06 ABD W, 7-0 8/16 @VER W, 2-1 7/07 HV L, 4-8 8/17 @VER W, 7-3 2.5 games over the Staten Island Yankees and Lowell HV W, 3-2 8/18 OFF DAY RUN AND WON: When OF Michael Conforto scores a Spinners...Staten Island and Lowell will play one game 7/08 HV W, 3-0 8/19 All-Star T, 1-1 run, the Cyclones are 16-2...The first round pick has scored less than both the Tigers and Cyclones since they had HV L, 0-3 8/20 @SI L, 4-14 7/09 @SC W, 4-0 8/21 SI W, 2-0 25 runs in 34 games with Brooklyn this season...Since games cancelled due to rain. 7/10 @SC L, 1-4 8/22 vs. TRI W, 7-0 joining the Cyclones on July 19th, he has never gone 7/11 @SC L, 3-4 8/23 vs. TRI L, 0-5 more than two games without a base-hit and Brooklyn is BROOKLYN BOLTS: The newly-established FXFL has 7/12 @CT L, 3-4 8/24 vs. TRI W, 10-1 7/13 @CT L, 0-6 8/25 @SI L, 1-2 (10) 23-12 in these games. formally announced that MCU Park will play host to 7/14 @CT L, 0-2 (6) 8/26 @SI 7:05 PM one of their franchises for the Inaugural season...The 7/15 OFF DAY 8/27 SI 7:00 PM GETTING CONFORTO-BLE: OF Michael Conforto Brooklyn Bolts will be joined by the Florida Blacktips 7/16 JAM L, 2-5 8/28 @TRI 7:00 PM 7/17 JAM L, 6-8 (10) 8/29 @TRI 7:00 PM collected his 15th multi-hit game of the season last night (Florida International Univ.), Omaha Mammoths (TD 7/18 JAM L, 7-12 (15) 8/30 @TRI 7:00 PM and his fourth in his last six games...The former Oregon Ameritrade Park) and a Boston franchise to be named 7/19 WPT W, 8-4 8/31 SI 6:00 PM State Beaver is batting .348 (24-69) at MCU Park and just at a later date...The league will serve as a developmental 7/20 WPT W, 6-0 SEPTEMBER 7/21 WPT W, 5-2 9/01 @SI 7:00 PM .270 (17-63) on the road...He has a .380 batting average league for players, coaches and referees looking to ad- 7/22 @ABD L, 6-7 when he puts the ball in play. vance to the NFL...The season will begin in mid-October. Upcoming Schedule & Probables DATE OPPONENT CYCLONES STARTER OPPONENT STARTER TIME Wednesday, August 27th vs. Staten Island RHP Scarlyn Reyes (2-3, 2.57) RHP Dillon McNamara (1-2, 3.12) 7:00 PM Thursday, August 28th at Tri-City RHP Martires Arias (2-0, 1.10) TBA 7:00 PM Friday, August 29th at Tri-City RHP Corey Oswalt (6-1, 2.04) TBA 7:00 PM Saturday, August 30th at Tri-City RHP Marcos Molina (7-2, 1.56) TBA 7:00 PM Sunday, August 31st vs. Staten Island LHP Alberto Baldonado (2-4, 4.64) TBA 6:00 PM Page 2 Cyclones Pitching 8.26.14 at SI Brooklyn Starter: RHP Casey Meisner (3-3, 4.38 ERA) Righthanded Pitcher • Making his sixth start against a team in the McNamara division. Height: 6-7 • Is 2-0 with a 1.87 ERA in his last three starts...Has allowed 21 hits and two walks while striking out 18. Weight: 190 • Leadoff batters are hitting .347 (17-49) with five walks, including 5 five extra-base hits. D.O.B: 5/22/95 • Was tagged with the loss on July 5th vs. Aberdeen...Allowed nine runs, the most runs Hometown: allowed by a starting pitcher in franchise history. Cypress, TX • Tied his career-high with 6.0 IP on August 4, 2014 vs. CT...It was the fourth time in his career. School: • Tied his career-high with seven strikeouts on June 20th and June 26th...Also had seven Cypress Woods (HS) k’s on August 6, 2013 at the GCL Marlins. Obtained: • Made his 2014 debut on June 15th at Staten Island in Game One of a doubleheader... Mets 3rd Round Pick in 2013 Tossed 4.1 innings, allowing just one unearned run on two hits...Did not get a decision. 2014 Starts (Brooklyn) Date Opp Dec. IP H R ER HR BB K 2014 Season Splits 6.15 at SI (#1) 4.1 2 1 0 0 3 1 W-L ERA G IP H-AB R ER HR BB K AVG 6.20 at ABD 5.0 5 4 3 1 2 7 Home: 1-1 6.62 4 17.2 25-76 17 13 3 5 20 .329 6.26 vs. ABD 6.0 5 2 2 2 1 7 Road: 2-2 3.21 7 33.2 35-132 17 12 1 11 33 .265 7.05 vs. ABD L 3.1 9 9 6 0 2 3 7.10 at SC L 4.2 6 3 3 0 2 6 June: 0-0 2.93 3 15.1 12-56 7 5 3 6 15 .214 7.17 vs. JAM 2.1 5 4 4 1 2 4 July: 1-3 8.82 5 16.1 27-74 20 16 1 8 20 .365 7.23 at ABD L 1.0 4 3 2 0 0 1 August: 2-0 1.83 3 19.2 21-78 7 4 0 2 18 .269 7.29 at LOW W 5.0 3 1 1 0 2 6 8.04 vs.
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