2006 Season, Minors

Tigers Minor League Wrap – June 28th

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Toledo 7, Charlotte 3
Humberto Sanchez had another strong start. He went 5 2/3 innings and allowed 2 runs on 6 hits. He walked 3 and struck out 2. Newly signed Dustin Mohr was 1 for 3 with a walk while Ryan Raburn homered and singled. To make room for Mohr, Nook Logan was demoted to AA Erie.

Akron 7, Erie 6
Mike Rabelo doubled and singled in 4 at-bats. Brent Clevlen and Kody Kirkland were both 1 for 4. Virgil Vasquez was knocked around for 11 hits in 5 innings. He fanned 6 and walked 2.

Clearwater 7, Lakeland 3
Garth McKinney was 2 for 4 with a homer. Kevin Ardoin gave up 5 runs in 4 innings with a walk, a strikeout, and a homer.

South Bend 7, West Michigan 6
Cameron Maybin was 2 for 5, but once again struck out 3 times. His K’s are piling up. Burke Badenhop was touched for 10 h its and 6 runs (5 earned) in 5 innings.

Oneonta 10, Vermont 4
Scott Sizemore , Ronnie Bourquin, Ryan Strieby, Louis Ott, Deik Scram, and Santo De Leon all had multi-hit games. Bourquin added 2 walks as well. Randor Bierd pitched a scoreless inning of relief with a hit, a walk and 2 K’s.

GCL Indians 4, GCL Tigers 3

3 thoughts on “Tigers Minor League Wrap – June 28th”

  2. You heard it here first; Scott Sizemore is going to be a heckuva player. He’ll probably end up at 2b but he is going to be good. Fearless prediction #14,753.

    Also, Ryan Raburn is earning himself a shot.

    Remember in the spring when we were afraid that Logan was going to take ABs from Granderson? Not. Hope Nook makes it back. His speed and glove could make him a useful last guy on the bench.

    Dustin Mohr is a nice pick up. He will help the Hens a lot and even at 30 he still has a shot at being a useful major leaguer. If Thames or Monroe were to go down he could fill in. Ludwick Ks so much that he would more likely struggle.

    I hope anybody that doubted the value of AAA stats has learned something by watching Thames bash the ball all over the park. He’s been a legit ML hitter for 3-4 years now.

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