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Fort Wayne Tincaps 2018 Game Notes FORT WAYNE TINCAPS 2018 GAME NOTES Fort Wayne TinCaps (8-4, 40-41) @ Great Lakes Loons (1-11, 25-55) LHP Osvaldo Hernandez vs. LHP Victor Gonzalez Tuesday, July 3 — Dow Diamond (Midland, MI) — 7:05 PM (Game 82) LISTEN: ESPN Radio 1380 & 100.9 FM / TuneIn / TinCapsRadio.com WATCH: MiLB.TV (subscription) APPLE SLICES NEWS & NOTES vs. GL in 2018 (10-4, 5-3 Away) 8 Home, 12 Away (20 Total) Home Record: 26-16 MONDAY NIGHT: The TinCaps beat the Loons, 11-3, in a game that went 3 Road Record: 14-25 April 17 (Tues) vs. GL W, 7-5 Day Record: 15-12 hours and 50 minutes. With the win, the TinCaps have won 8 of their last 10 Night Record: 24-29 games since starting the 2nd half 0-2. Four players recorded multi hit Streak: W1 (W8/10) performances (Robbie Podorsky, Luis Campusano, Esteury Ruiz, and Juan April 18 (Wed) vs. GL W, 7-2 Fernandez). Aaron Leasher put in a solid outing going 5 1/3 innings, allowing April 19 (Thurs) vs. GL L, 10-2 Sunday: 7-7 5 hits, 1 run, 1 walk, and striking out 5 batters. The Mount Pleasant native pitched Monday: 7-3 about 30 minutes away from home in front of family and friends in the win. Tuesday: 2-8 April 23 (Mon) @ GL W, 3-1 Wednesday: 6-5 Thursday: 6-6 PINCH “HITTER”: Manager Anthony Contreras is off yesterday and today April 24 (Tues) @ GL L, 5-0 Friday: 6-7 (the Padres allow Minor League managers and coaches to take a limited amount Saturday: 6-5 of time off during the season to spend with family). Kevin Hooper, San Diego’s April 25 (Wed) @ GL L, 8-3 Minor League Infield Coordinator. Hooper, who played in the majors for the Tigers April: 10-14 April 26 (Thurs) @ GL W, 4-1 May: 15-14 from 2005-06. “Hoop” filled in for Contreras @ Great Lakes last year, too, from June: 14-13 Aug. 5-8 when the ‘Caps swept a 4-game series. Hooper is in his 3rd season with July: 1-1 the Padres after previously managing the Wichita Winguts of the independent June 1 (Fri) @ GL W, 7-6 American Association for 7 years from 2009-15. He was a 3-time Manager of the Leading after Six: 31-7 Year, going 422-270 (.610) and led Wichita to the 2014 American Association title. June 2 (Sat) @ GL W, 5-3 Tied after Six: 4-6 Trailing after Six: 6-27 June 3 (Sun) @ GL L, 3-1 Leading after Seven: 33-3 HOT CAPS: The TinCaps have won 8 of their last 10 games, with their only Tied after Seven: 4-3 Fort Wayne has outscored its opponents 52-29 during this stretch. Trailing after Seven: 3-34 June 15 (Fri) vs. GL W, 5-2 Leading after Eight: 33-3 SPENDING SPREE: The Padres were the most active team in the MLB Tied after Eight: 2-4 yesterday in terms of the international signing period. According to MLB.com, the June 16 (Sat) vs. GL W, 2-1 Trailing after Eight: 2-31 Padres have signed 16 prospects, 9 more than any other team in the MLB (Pirates June 17 (Sun) vs. GL W, 7-4 Scoring first: 23-16 signed 7). The Padres could not sign any individual prospect for more than Opponent scores first: 17-25 $300,000 as they are 1 of 8 teams in the penalty for exceeding their international Come-from-behind wins: 19 bonus pool under the previous CBA. San Diego has reaped success in the July 2 (Mon) @ GL W, 11-3 Shutouts: 3-3 international signing period as 16 of its top 30 prospects are international signings. vs. LH starter: 9-9 There are currently 9 international prospects on the TinCaps roster. July 3 (Tues) @ GL 7:05 p.m. vs. RH starter: 31-32 SMOETHING ABOUT THE LOONS: Robbie Podorsky has raked against the July 4 (Wed) vs. GL 6:05 p.m. Scoring fewer than Three: 1-23 Loons this season. In 6 games against Great Lakes, Robbie is Scoring Three or Four: 11-11 slashing .556/.586/.741 with a double, 2 triples, 9 runs scored, 6 RBIs, and 5 July 5 (Thurs) vs. GL 7:05 p.m. Scoring Five or more: 28-7 stolen bases. Podorsky went 5-for-5 and 4-for-5 in games earlier this season vs. 1-run games: 12-14 the Loons. Podorsky went 3-for-5 last night with 2 RBIs, a walk, and a run scored. August 21 (Tues) @ GL 7:05 p.m. 2-run games: 8-8 3+-run games: 20-19 ARIAS RISES: Shortstop Gabriel Arias was hitting .200 after June 7. Over his August 22 (Wed) @ GL 7:05 p.m. Extra Innings: 3-3 last 19 games, Arias has hit .277 with 2 doubles, a homer, and 10 RBIs. Out-hitting opponent: 24-10 August 23 (Thurs) @ GL 7:05 p.m. Being out-hit: 11-28 SUWINSKI IN STRIDE: In 9 games in the 2nd half, Jack Suwinski is 10-for-29 Same number of hits: 5-3 (.345) with a double, 2 triples, a homer, 3 RBIs, and 5 walks. PADRES PROPECTS Series W-L-T (Home): 8-4-2 LEAGUE LEADERS: Jeisson Rosario is tied for 4th in runs (51), tied for 6th Series W-L-T (Road): 2-8-3 in walks (44), and tied for 8th in OBP (.389)… Esteury Ruiz 4th in SB (26)… Travis Series W-L-T (Total): 10-12-5 MLB.com has rated the Padres’ farm Series Sweeps (Home): 4-2 Radke is 3rd in saves (10). system as the best in baseball in 2018. Series Sweeps (Road): 0-3 The following TinCaps are ranked by MLB Series Sweeps (Total): 4-5 ADVANCED STATS LEAGUE LEADERS: Jeisson Rosario is 8th in BB% Pipeline as Top 30 Padres Prospects: (15%) and 10th in BB/K (0.75)… Tirso Ornelas has the 9th lowest Swing & Miss% Home crowds of 6,000+: 16 (7%). 2. MacKenzie Gore (LHP) Home crowds of 7,000+: 8 10. Gabriel Arias (SS) Home crowds of 8,000+: 11. Esteury Ruiz (2B) Sellouts at Parkview Field: 8 BULLPEN BOOMERANG: TinCaps relievers have posted a 2.95 ERA over the last 63 games since April 25. In this time, the ‘pen has been led by Travis Radke, 13. Tirso Ornelas (OF) 17. Jeisson Rosario (OF) Delays: 4 Caleb Boushley, Evan Miller, and Ben Sheckler. Through the first 19 games 21. Luis Campusano (C) Suspensions: 2 of the year, the bullpen had allowed 60 ER in 72.1 IP for a 7.47 ERA. 22. Mason Thompson (RHP) Postponements: 4 Cancelled: 1 24. Luis Patiño (RHP) 25. Luis Almanzar (INF) Upcoming Games (All Times Eastern) Wednesday, July 4 vs. Great Lakes 6:05 p.m. LHP MacKenzie Gore vs. RHP Andre Jackson Thursday, July 5 vs. Great Lakes 7:05 p.m. RHP Luis Patiño vs. RHP Edwin Uceta Friday, July 6 vs. Bowling Green 7:05 p.m. RHP Mason Thompson Saturday, July 7 vs. Bowling Green 7:05 p.m. LHP Nick Margevicius Sunday, July 8 vs. Bowling Green 3:05 p.m. LHP Aaron Leasher Media Contact: John Nolan — [email protected] LET’S GIVE ‘EM SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT YOUNGEST IN MiLB: The TinCaps have 6 of the 7 youngest players in the Midwest League: INF Justin Lopez (18), OF Tirso Ornelas (18), INF Gabriel Arias (18), INF Luis Almanzar (18), RHP Luis Patiño (18), and OF Jeisson Rosario (18). Fort Wayne has 11 teenagers on its roster. The average age for a Fort Wayne batter this year, according to baseball-reference.com, has been 19.3. That is the youngest in the league by far. The average age for a Midwest League batter has been 21.3. (Cedar Rapids is second youngest at 20.8. Clinton is oldest at 22.3.) NO PLACE LIKE HOME: The TinCaps went 8-2 on their 10-game homestand. Fort Wayne is 26-16 at home this year, including 18-6 since May 14. The ’Caps are slashing .264/.346/.379 at home this year compared to .214/.295/.314 on the road, where they’re 12-23. The TinCaps have averaged 5.0 runs per game at home and 3.6 per game on the road. ORNELAS ON BASE: Tirso Ornelas’ 27-game on-base streak came to an end Thursday night @ Lake County. The on-base streak was the 2nd longest active streak in the MWL at the time, and it stands as the longest such streak for a TinCap this season. (The longest in the league this year: 31 games, Michael Beltre, Dayton.) From May 24-June 27, Ornelas hit .297 with a .425 OBP. He had 6 doubles, 3 triples, 4 homers, and 16 RBIs during the run. Maybe most impressive, he walked more times (19) than he struck out (16). PADRES ON DECK: Friday, the TinCaps and Padres agreed on a 2-year extension of their Player Development Contract (PDC) through the 2020 season. This will stretch the affiliation between the organizations to 22 years continuing what is already the longest-lasting Minor League Baseball affiliation in San Diego’s franchise history. Padres Executive Vice President/General Manager A.J. Preller and TinCaps President Mike Nutter held a press conference at Parkview Field on Friday to announce the extension. This season is the 20th year of affiliation between Fort Wayne and San Diego, going back to 1999.
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