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2018 Helena Brewers Media Notes 2018 Helena Brewers Media Notes July 24th 2018 - Game 38 - 7:05 PM MT Helena Brewers (MIL) (17-20) vs Ogden Raptors (LAD) (25-12) Kindrick Legion Field - Helena, MT Broadcast - Helena Brewers on TuneIn LHP #33 Wilfred Salaman: 3-1, 1.32 RHP #51 Caleb Sampen: 0-1, 3.38 ERA, 34 IP, 25 H, 5 ER, 12 BB, 25 SO, VS ERA, 10.2 IP, 10 H, 4 ER, 1 BB, 11 SO, .207 Opp Avg, 1.09 WHIP .227 Opp Avg, 1.03 WHIP Upcoming Games/Pitching Matchups Date Opponent Time (MT) Brewers Pitcher Opposing Pitcher Thursday, July 26 @Great Falls 7:00 PM LHP Blake Lillis (2-2, 4.07) TBD Friday, July 27 @Great Falls 7:00 PM RHP Victor Castaneda (0-5, 7.03) TBD Saturiday, July 28 @Great Falls 7:00 PM LHP Scott Sunitsch/LHP Aaron Ashby TBD Brewers vs Brewers By The Numbers Previous Matchup (7/23/18) - F/10 R H E Raptors Streaks (2018 Season) Longest Win Streak 3 7 11 2 Overall Record: 1-5 Home: 1-2 Road: 0-3 Longest Losing Streak 3 Batting: Current Streak L2 .265 Average, 31 Runs, 58 Hits, 4 HR Lead/Trail 5 12 2 Pitching: 6.75 ERA, .272 Opp Avg, 9 HR Allowed Leading After 5 Innings 11-8 Extra Frustration; Leading After 6 Innings 9-3 For the first time in 2018, the Helena Brewers lost in extra 2018 Team Leaders Leading After 7 Innings 11-6 innings last night. The Brewers held a 2-0 and 3-1 lead, but the Raptors took a 4-3 Leading After 8 Innings 10-2 lead after six thanks to four solo homers. Helena tied the game in the seventh on a Batting Average ERA wild pitch, and had a chance to walk it off, but David Fry grounded out to third to Tied After 5 Innings 3-1 send the game to extras. Ogden scored three in the top of the 10th, and Helena got Tied After 6 Innings 3-1 the tying run into scoring position with two out, but failed to capitalize. Tied After 7 Innings 3-3 Tied After 8 Innings 3-2 Today’s Matchup: In the final game of the first half, ace Wilfred Salaman takes Trailing After 5 Innings 1-16 the hill, looking for his team leading fourth win. Salaman in his last start allowed Trailing After 6 Innings 3-17 a season high two runs on seven hits in five innings against Idaho alls,F and still Trailing After 7 Innings 1-14 earned the win. 20th round selection Caleb Sampen makes the start for Ogden, his Trailing After 8 Innings 0-13 sixth professional appearance. He hasn’t allowed a tun in his last six innings. Chad McClanahan - (.314) Wilfred Salaman - (1.32) Extra Innings 2-1 Home Runs Wins Scoring Trends Three Hit Chad: Brewers first baseman Chad McClanahan recorded three straight Scoring First 11-10 three hit games from July 13 to July 15 after not having one all year prior to Opponent Scores First 6-10 Friday. Scoring At Least 4 Runs 15-12 Award Season Scoring 3 Or Less Runs 2-8 : Brewers lefty Aaron Ashby yesterday was awarded the Pioneer Scoring In The 1st Inning 7-5 League Pitcher of the Week award for his seven inning shutout performance on Allowing At Least 4 Runs 7-17 Saturday against Ogden. Allowing 3 Or Less Runs 10-3 Fry/McClanahan - (6) Wilfred Salaman - (3) LG Means Le-Git: On July 8th against Billings, outfielder LG Castillo hit his first Scoring The Final Run 13-7 career home run, and drove home a career high four runs. He is the second Brewer RBI Innings Pitched Allowing The Final Run 4-13 this season to have a four RBI game. Castillo had two RBI Friday night in Idaho Record In 1 Run Games 7-1 Falls, hit a two run homer Saturday night in Ogden, drove home two runs Sunday, Times Scoring 10+ Runs 3 hit a two run homer Monday, and on his birthday last Wednesday night, he drove Record Splits home three, including a two run home run. Friday he tripled home a run in the Versus LH Starter 1-5 first inning. He now has three different five game hit streaks. Castillo has driven Versus RH Starter 16-15 home a run in each of his last six prior to Saturday, and drove in multiple runs in Home 11-7 each of the previous five games. Away 6-13 Chad McClanahan - (25) Wilfred Salaman - (34) Night Games 12-17 David Fry, God Of Thunder: On July 10th Brewers catcher David Fry hit two Hits Strikeouts Day Games 5-3 home runs and drove in a career high four. July 11th he hit a two run homer in Versus Northern Division Opponents 13-11 the fifth inning. He becomes the first Brewer to hit multiple home runs in a game Versus Southern Division Opponents 4-9 in 2018. He smacked four home runs on the last road trip, three of them coming Against Opponents With +.250 Team Avg 9-13 against Idaho Falls. With his three RBI last night, Fry has driven in 11 of his 22 RBI against the Chukars. Against Opponents With -.250 Team Avg 8-8 Against Opponents Averaging 4< Runs/Game 16-17 I Am Iron Man: Brewers first baseman Chad McClanahan has started in all 37 Against Opponents Averaging 4> Runs/Game 1-1 games this season for Helena. He is the only Pioneer league player to do. Against Opponents With 3.50> Team ERA 1-0 Chad McClanahan - (43) Justin Bullock - (33) Against Opponents With 3.50< Team ERA 16-20 Brewer Prospecting: Two players on Helena’s current roster are currently ranked Runs Saves When Outhitting Opponent 14-4 in MLB Pipeline’s top 30 Brewers prospects. Infielder Jean Carmona is ranked 15th, When Outhit By Opponent 3-16 while outfielder Je’Von Ward is ranked 26th. Ward, a former USC commit, is the When Starter Completes 6 Innings 6-2 nephew of former NFL safety Mark Carrier, who also played at USC. When Starter Goes Less Than 6 Innings 11-18 When Using 3 Or Less Pitchers 12-8 Ogden Prospecting: Infielder Ronny Brito is the 24th ranked prospect in the When Using 4 Or More Pitchers 5-12 Dodgers system by MLB Pipeline. Ogden has 12 players drafted in the 2018 draft. When Hitting At Least 1 Home Run 10-9 When Going Homerless 7-11 Runs A Plenty: In their 13 game stretch against the Southern division, the Brewers Yeison Coca - (26) Peter Strzelecki - (2) When Allowing At Least 1 Home Run 7-16 have scored at least six runs in nine of 13 games played. However, they have also 1st Half 17-20 allowed at least six runs in nine of 13 played as well, and have allowed double digit runs four times. @helenabrewers Helena Brewers Walkoff Situations 4-1 Today’s Starting Pitcher 2 LHP - #33 Wilfred Salaman Born: October 5, 1997 - Height/Weight: 5’11”, 210 LBS - Resides: Carolina, PR - Acquired: Free Agent - 6/23/2016 Career Statistics Year Team W-L ERA G/GS IP H R ER BB SO HR HBP Opp Avg WHIP 2016 DSL Brewers 0-0 2.60 9/0 17.1 18 12 5 13 15 2 0 .277 1.79 2017 DSL Brewers 2-0 0.00 3/3 14.0 3 0 0 4 16 0 1 .071 0.50 2017 AZL Brewers 3-3 5.23 14/5 51.2 65 36 30 21 35 3 0 .313 1.66 2018 Wisconsin 0-1 6.75 4/1 8.0 10 6 6 5 9 0 0 .313 1.88 2018 Helena 3-1 1.32 6/6 34.0 25 6 5 12 25 1 0 .207 1.09 2018 Day By Day (Helena) Meet Wilfred: Wilfred Salaman makes his seventh start as a Date Opp Dec ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR HBP TBF 6/17 GF W 1.50 6 5 1 1 1 7 1 0 22 member of the Helena Brewers. Salaman started the season in extended spring training, but got the call up to Wisconsin 6/24 BIL ND 1.64 5 2 1 1 4 3 0 0 23 when the Timber Rattlers needed an arm. Salaman signed 6/29 @BIL ND 1.00 7 4 0 0 2 3 0 0 24 with the Brewers as a free agent out of Carl Albert State 7/4 @BIL L 0.78 5 2 1 0 2 6 0 0 20 College. Along with Roberto Delgado and Bryan Torres, he is 7/11 @IF W 0.93 6 5 1 1 1 3 0 0 22 one of three Puerto Ricans on the team. He currently leads all qualifiers in the Pioneer League in ERA. 7/18 IF W 1.32 5 7 2 2 2 3 0 0 23 Last Start: Salaman battled through five innings of two run 2018 Day By Day (Wisconsin) baseball on Wednesday against Idaho Falls, allowing a season Date Opp Dec ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR HBP TBF high two runs on seven hits in five innings. 5/27 @KC ND 21.60 1.2 4 4 4 2 2 0 0 10 6/1 KC* L 10.80 3.1 4 2 2 3 5 0 0 17 A Stellar Seven Innings: Salaman was locked in against 6/7 QC ND 7.71 2.0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 6 Billings on June 29th, going a career long seven shutout 6/10 CR ND 6.75 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 innings, allowing only four hits.
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