I really really like him...Will be interesting to see if he gets a look at Dayton this year...Right now I will answer that question with a no, but he just has the stuff to get guys out...He seems to have a bad inning here or there tho at times...Originally Posted by OnBaseMachine
Louisville lost 2-0 and Les Walrond struck them out 17 times.
Soto just hit a RBI double.
That's now 11 doubles in 69 atbats this season for Soto. Gotta love that. Those doubles will turn into homeruns once he adds more muscle to that wiry frame of his.
Is Neftali Soto the best prospect in the Reds system?
No, it will take till season's end but by then it will be evident that Evan Hildenbrandt is.
promote him to Sarasota!
Frazier is ahead of Soto at this point for sure...I would also have Mes, Stubbs, Alonso ahead of him as well...Just talking position players...
McBeth with another solid outing for the Bats...
In his last 10 outings not counting his when he gave up 5ER in a 1/3 of an inning...
He has pitched 12innings 2ER, 12K's, 6H, 5BB...I still think he has solid potential to help out in the pen...
The Bats with 9 hits in their last two games...
Dayton down 4-2 in the 5th...
Cozart has been hitting the ball solid lately...He is 2-3 on the night...
Soto 1-2 2B
Mes 1-2
Chattanooga Lookouts lead 7-0 in the second inning, Dorn hit his 7th homerun.
Dorn with a 2 run bomb in the first for the Lookouts...They are up 4-0...
Gutierrez with a double, Henry and Valaika with singles as well...Cumberland reached on an error...
Juckich is on the hill...
Jukich 1IP 1H, 1K
I wouldn't bet against him eventually being the best positional prospect in this organization. His ceiling is fairly high as an offensive and defensive player. Only Mes has a chance to be as good all around IMO, with Frazier a reasonable 2nd. We'll see but I have been on his bandwagon since draft day '07.
"You can't let praise or criticism get to you. It's a weakness to get caught up in either one."
--Woody Hayes
Billings scored four runs in the 8th inning to win 5-4.
Sappelt: 1-for-5 SB
Stovall: 2-for-4 double
Konstanty: 2-for-4 double
Brown: 2-for-4 solo HR (#5)
Day: 2-for-2 two doubles, walk, HBP
Shunick: 6 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 0 BB, 4 K
Gonzalez: 2 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 2 BB, 3 K...15 K's and 0 runs allowed in 8.1 innings this season.
Jukich: 2 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 BB, 4 K
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