April 20th, 2007 at 9:21 pm | 2 Comments | Print this post | Email this post | hype it up!

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Buffalo 6 Toledo 5
Zach Miner started and allowed 5 runs over 6 innings. This was actually an improvement as he allowed only 5 hits and a walk against 4 k’s. Ryan Raburn was 1 for 2 with 2 walks. Chris Shelton doubled, singled, and walked.

Bowie 1 Erie 4
Dallas Trahern allowed 1 run on 6 hits and 3 walks over 7 innings while fanning 3. Ian Ostlund struck out the side for the save. Jeff Larish and Kody Kirkland each doubled and walked.

Dunedin 5 Lakeland 7
Ronnie Bourquin had two hits. Wilkin Ramirez hit his 2nd homer and walked. Cameron Maybin was 1 for 4 with a stolen base. Speaking of SB’s Ovandy Suero added 2 to run his total to 10 against 2 caught stealings. Sendy Vasquez allowed 4 runs on 3 hits and 3 walks over 5 innings. Anthony Tomey added another scoreless inning.

Clinton 3 West Michigan 1
The Whitecaps had 8 hits and their opponent made 4 errors, and yet they only scratched across 1 run. Scott Sizemore was 2 for 4. Audy Ciriaco was 0 for 3 and saw his average drop to 196. Angel Castro allowed 4 hits, but 3 of them were homers. He walked one and struck out 7 in 7 innings.

 

2 Responses to “Tigers Minor League Wrap - 4/20/2007”

  1. Sam:

    Great to see Ian Ostlund get some press. At Spring Training in 2004, I had the pleasure of sitting behind him and Mike Rebalo during a game (the guys from Minor League camp will come over and watch the night games).

    He was a great guy and we really enjoyed te conversation with those guys. I would love to see him one day at least get the opportunity to get a cup of coffee at the ML level.

    At 28 the odds are against him, but as thin as lefty relievers are in the ML, he may have a shot.

    -Sam

  2. Mike R:

    Is Cameron Maybin on like a 6-7 game hitting streak? seems like every boxscore I see he’s got a hit.

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