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2019 Game Information Single-A Advanced Affiliate 2019 game information single-a advanced affiliate osceola county stadium • 631 heritage park way • (321) 697-3156 email: [email protected] • facebook: /floridafirefrogs twitter: @firefrogsbb • instagram: floridafirefrogs 2019 vs. Lakeland Flying Tigers: 2-2 All-Time vs. Lakeland: 11-13 Date Site Result Winner Loser Save 4/30 FLO W: 5-1 DEAL (2-1) E. Rodriguez (2-2) Florida Fire Frogs (ATL) (11-20) 5/1 FLO W: 2-0 KINGHAM (1-1) de Blok (0-1) 5/2 FLO PPD Rain, Inclement Weather (will be made up 5/6 in Lakeland as part of a DH) 5/6 LAK GM 1 L: 0-6 (7) E. Rodriguez (3-2) DEAL (2-2) Pinto (3) at 5/6 LAK GM 2 L: 2-6 (7) Lescher (1-1) WEISENBERG (0-4) 5/7 LAK Lakeland Flying Tigers (DET) (13-16) 5/8 LAK 7/22 LAK 7/23 LAK RHP Nolan Kingham (1-1, 3.32) 7/24 LAK vs RHP Tom de Blok (0-1, 3.60) 8/8 FLO 8/9 FLO 8/10 FLO Tuesday, May 7th, 2019 - 6:30 p.m. - Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium 8/11 FLO Game #32 - Away Game #15 (5-9) Fire Frogs Recap (All-Time) MONDAY: The Fire Frogs suffered a doubleheader sweep, 6-0 and 6-2, to the Lakeland Flying Tigers at Publix Field TEAM LEADERS (FSL RANK) Current Streak ................................................ L4 Average ..........................................Delgado: .321 (3rd) Last 5 Games ................................................1-4 at Joker Marchant Stadium, being outscored 12-2. Florida was shutout for the fourth time this season, and first time Hits ....................................................Delgado: 36 (1st) Last 10 Games ..............................................4-6 since a 1-0 setback at Clearwater on April 23rd. Florida had numerous opportunities in game one, loading the bases Doubles ...............................................Unroe: 8 (T-3rd) Home ...............................................6-11 (53-83) Away ..................................................5-9 (57-98) in the 3rd but not scoring while going 0-5 with men in scoring position for the game and stranding six. LHP Hayden Triples...............................................Delgado: 2 (T-7th) Day Games ........................................1-6 (24-33) Home Runs .........................................Ramos: 4 (T-4th) Night Games ................................10-14 (86-148) Deal allowed contact but pieced together another solid start, permitting just one run and eight hits over five innings. A RBI ...................................................Ramos: 20 (T-3rd) Double Headers ..............................0-2-0 (4-8-6) five-run sixth, highlighted by Reynaldo Rivera’s two-run bomb blew the game open. Runs .................................................. Unroe: 16 (T-8th) April .................................................9-16 (28-46) Stolen Bases .............................. Wilson, Unroe: 4 (N/A) May ....................................................2-4 (27-32) The Flying Tigers started more quickly in game two, scoring once in the first and four times in the second. RHP Keith Wins ........................Hernandez, White, Deal: 2 (T-19th) June ........................................................-(16-30) Weisenberg was knocked out of the game after recording just four outs. Greyson Jenista got the Fire Frogs on the July ..........................................................-20-32) Saves .....................................................White: 2 (N/A) August ....................................................-(19-38) board in the fourth with a two-run double, scoring William Contreras and Riley Unroe, to trim the deficit to 5-2 but that ERA ..............................................................Deal: 1.29 (2nd) September ..................................................-(1-4) was as close as they would get. Innings Pitched ..................................... Deal: 35 (T-3rd) vs. LHSP ............................................4-5 (26-55) Strikeouts ...............................................Deal: 31 (11th) vs. RHSP .......................................7-15 (84-124) Jenista and Unroe were the only players for Florida to have hits in both games. Game 1 of Series ...............................6-4 (45-48) WHIP ................................................... Deal: 0.89 (3rd) Game 2 of Series ...............................2-8 (32-58) Games ....................................... McLaughlin: 10 (T-4th) Game 3 of Series ...............................2-6 (23-53) UNROE NOT TO BE UNDONE: With his hits in both games yesterday, Riley Unroe became the first Florida player to Side-by-Side Comparison (FSL Rank) Game 4 of Series .................................1-2 (9-21) Game 5 of Series ........................................-(2-0) get to a 15-game on-base streak. Since April 20th, Unroe has hit .316 with 2 HR and 8 RBI as part of the streak. He Rubber Match ......................................0-3 (9-15) has a hit in 13 of 15 games and is on a season-best six-game knock streak. Series W-L-T.............................1-6-2 (21-52-12) Series Sweeps .....................................1-1 (5-15) .234 (T-9th) Average .234 (T-9th) .500 or better ...................................5-6 (69-111) DELGADO DIGS IN: The efficiency in which Riley Delgado has reached base this year is startling. He has gotten on 110 (10th) Runs 113 (T-7th) Below .500 .......................................6-14 (41-70) 16 (8th) Home Runs 19 (3rd) Scoring First ......................................7-5 (83-61) in 32 of the 35 games he has logged a plate appearance and he has hits in 28 of those 35 contests. Delgado only 47 (3rd) Doubles 44 (7th) Opponent Scores First ...................4-15 (27-120) One-Run Games ...............................4-8 (36-63) had one hit yesterday in the doubleheader but walked twice in the first game to still find a way on. He is currently on 8 (5th) Triples 12 (1st) Two-Run Games ................................1-4 (21-33) a 9-game on-base streak, trying to become the second Florida player to get a streak of 10 or more. 14 (11th) Stolen Bases 43 (1st) Walk-Offs .............................................1-2 (9-14) 4.50 (12th) ERA 3.50 (6th) Extra Innings ......................................1-2 (10-19) 262 (6th) Strikeouts 249 (9th) Leading After 6 ..................................7-2 (81-25) THE SERIES: This encounter between the Flying Tigers and Fire Frogs is their last of the first half. The season 105 (8th) Low BB 78 (2nd) Trailing After 6................................2-14 (15-128) Tied After 6 ........................................2-3 (14-26) series was originally supposed to comprise of 7 games at Osceola County Stadium and 6 at Publix Field. Due to last 5 (T-10th) Saves 5 (T-10th) Leading After 7 ..................................9-0 (83-16) An Eye on the Tribe Trailing After 7..................................1-15 (9-140) Thursday’s rainout in Kissimmee, that game was made up today as part of the twin bill. The Fire Frogs and Flying Tied After 7 ........................................1-3 (17-20) Tigers will meet 7 times in the second half, the next being at Publix Field in July. Florida is 6-7 as the Fire Frogs in AAA Gwinnett Stripers (17-14), 1st (+0.5) IL South: Leading After 8 ................................10-1 (80-12) games played at Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium. STREAK: L2 Last Game: 5/6 at Durham (L: 2-4) Trailing After 8................................. 0-12 (2-127) DUE UP: 5/7 vs Buffalo (7:05 p.m. ET) Tied After 8 ........................................1-2 (13-13) Starter Gets Decision ....................4-12 (59-109) NOTEABLE: Austin Riley: 0-4, RBI Reliever Gets Decision ......................7-8 (51-72) TODAY’S STARTING PITCHER: The third game of the set will see 22-year-old RHP Nolan Kingham make his fourth Starter Goes 5+ ...............................6-7 (81-105) start at the Advanced-A level... He was called up from Low-A Rome on 4/19, where he went 1-1 with a 0.56 ERA in AA Mississippi Braves (15-14), 2nd (-5.0) SL South: Starter Goes <5 ...............................5-13 (29-76) STREAK: L1 Last Game: 5/6 vs Pensacola (L: 3-6) Scoring 0-3 Runs ...........................3-16 (36-138) three starts and 16 innings pitched: 12 H, 2 R, ER, HB, BB, 7 K... 2-0 with a 4.56 ERA in 2018 with Danville (Rk): DUE UP: 5/7 vs Pensacola (7:35 p.m. ET) Scoring 4-7 Runs ...............................7-2 (50-37) Scoring 8-10 Runs ...............................1-2 (16-6) 11 G, 3 GS, 1-2 SV, 23.2 IP, 27 H, 12 ER, 2 HR, HB, 7 BB, 18 K, .297 BAA... 12th Round selection in 2018 by the NOTEABLE: Luis Valenzula: 1-4, 2 RBI Scoring 11+ Runs .......................................-(8-0) Braves out of Texas... His brother Nick pitches for the Pirates (4th Round pick in 2010)... Signed with the Braves for Jeremy Walker: L, 4 IP, 6 H, 5 R, 3 ER, BB, 3 K Shutouts ............................................2-4 (23-24) Opponent Scores 0-4 ........................8-7 (94-74) $150,000... Also drafted by Milwaukee in the 39th Round in 2015... Youth and Community Studies major at Texas... A- Rome Braves (13-17), 4th (-3.5) SAL Southern: Opponent Scores 5+ .....................3-13 (16-106) Reliever only back in his freshman year at Texas but was elevated to a starter during his sophomore season... 8-5 STREAK: L1 Last Game: 5/6 at Lakewood (W: 3-1, L: 0-8) Collecting 0-3 Hits ...............................1-5 (5-15) Collecting 4-6 Hits .............................2-9 (17-73) record with a 4.57 ERA and 3 saves during his Junior (final) year with the Longhorns: 81 K, 24 BB, 62 R, 51 ER in DUE UP: 5/8 vs Greenville
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