Ender Inciarte - CF
Niko Gallego - SS
Matt Helm - DH
Yazy Arbelo - 1B
Gerson Montilla - 2B
Roberto Ortiz - RF
Roberto Rodriguez - LF
Ramon Castillo - C
David Narodowski - 3B
Mike Bolsinger - P
The pregame interview tonight will be with Tyler Green. First pitch at 7:05 PM Eastern Time. Pregame show at 6:45 PM.
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Friday, August 5, 2011
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
All-Star Thoughts
I'm sure by now you've heard the announcement or seen it on www.silverhawks.com that the Silver Hawks will be sending six players to the Midwest League All-Star Game.
The players that made the team are listed below with a few of my comments:
Yazy Arbelo - Not a surprise that Arbelo got the starting nod at first base. He leads the league in homers, RBIs, extra base hits, slugging percentage, and total bases. He has been an absolute beast at the plate and deserves the starting honors.
Matt Helm - Some might be a bit surprised by this, but he has just been the model of consistency at the plate. The average has hovered in the .270 - .300 range all season long, and he has been a RBI machine, particularly with two outs
Ender Inciarte - Again, perhaps a slight surprise given that he didn't start the year with South Bend, but with an average over .300, solid defense, and good speed, Inciarte was a logical candidate for a reserve outfielder.
Zach Walters - Speaking of consistent players, how about Walters? Just plugging away with a .300+ average, six homers, and 36 RBIs to rank first or second on the team in most offensive categories. Not only that, he can play second, third, short, and DH, shining at all positions.
David Holmberg - You might not have guessed it when Holmberg was 0-3, but he is certainly deserving of an all-star nomination now that he is 5-3 with a 3.14 ERA. A bulldog on the mound, Holmberg gives the Silver Hawks a strong chance of winning every time to the hill.
Tyler Green - Another player who has had a great start to the season, despite missing some time on the DL. Even more impressive is when you factor in that this is his first season in professional baseball.
And a few notes on some guys that could have made it, but didn't for various reasons:
Mike Freeman - Started his hot streak way too late to make the All-Star team, but if they were voting again now, he'd had a good chance of being elected.
Raywilly Gomez - Catchers don't get a lot of publicity, especially those without a lot of power. However, Gomez has a great approach at the plate and routinely puts the bat on the ball.
Patrick Schuster - Same numbers of wins and the same ERA as David Holmberg, yet Schuster gets left behind. Arguably one of the bigger snubs on the team.
Dan Taylor - If he didn't have the one start where he allowed four earned runs in 4.0 innings, Taylor would be 2-1 with a 0.71 ERA while holding opponents to a .106 batting average. Translation: ALL STAR.
Blake Cooper/Jeremy Erben/Mike Bolsinger/Eury De La Rosa - Four members of the bullpen from the start of the season with phenomenal numbers, but unfortunately just not enough room on the team to include them.
The players that made the team are listed below with a few of my comments:
Yazy Arbelo - Not a surprise that Arbelo got the starting nod at first base. He leads the league in homers, RBIs, extra base hits, slugging percentage, and total bases. He has been an absolute beast at the plate and deserves the starting honors.
Matt Helm - Some might be a bit surprised by this, but he has just been the model of consistency at the plate. The average has hovered in the .270 - .300 range all season long, and he has been a RBI machine, particularly with two outs
Ender Inciarte - Again, perhaps a slight surprise given that he didn't start the year with South Bend, but with an average over .300, solid defense, and good speed, Inciarte was a logical candidate for a reserve outfielder.
Zach Walters - Speaking of consistent players, how about Walters? Just plugging away with a .300+ average, six homers, and 36 RBIs to rank first or second on the team in most offensive categories. Not only that, he can play second, third, short, and DH, shining at all positions.
David Holmberg - You might not have guessed it when Holmberg was 0-3, but he is certainly deserving of an all-star nomination now that he is 5-3 with a 3.14 ERA. A bulldog on the mound, Holmberg gives the Silver Hawks a strong chance of winning every time to the hill.
Tyler Green - Another player who has had a great start to the season, despite missing some time on the DL. Even more impressive is when you factor in that this is his first season in professional baseball.
And a few notes on some guys that could have made it, but didn't for various reasons:
Mike Freeman - Started his hot streak way too late to make the All-Star team, but if they were voting again now, he'd had a good chance of being elected.
Raywilly Gomez - Catchers don't get a lot of publicity, especially those without a lot of power. However, Gomez has a great approach at the plate and routinely puts the bat on the ball.
Patrick Schuster - Same numbers of wins and the same ERA as David Holmberg, yet Schuster gets left behind. Arguably one of the bigger snubs on the team.
Dan Taylor - If he didn't have the one start where he allowed four earned runs in 4.0 innings, Taylor would be 2-1 with a 0.71 ERA while holding opponents to a .106 batting average. Translation: ALL STAR.
Blake Cooper/Jeremy Erben/Mike Bolsinger/Eury De La Rosa - Four members of the bullpen from the start of the season with phenomenal numbers, but unfortunately just not enough room on the team to include them.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Arbelo's Award and a Roster Move
I have been one busy Media Relations Director today.
First, I sent out a press release about a roster move. Then, I received notification that Yazy Arbelo was awarded Midwest League Hitter of the Week, so that resulted in another press release.
The full releases can be found on www.silverhawks.com, or you can just read below for a summary:
First of all, the award is no surprise for Arbelo, who hit .455 with three homers and seven RBIs over the past week. It's the first weekly award for a Silver Hawks player this season.
Secondly, the roster move is as follows:
RHP Tyler Green activated from DL
RHP Chris Odegaard promoted to Visalia
RHP Enrique Burgos sent to extended spring training camp
RHP Gregory Robinson joins team from extended spring training camp
Analysis: Green getting healthy and Burgos going back to extended spring training was planned all along. Burgos was just here to fill the gap until Green was healthy again. On the other side of the move, Odegaard gets a chance to go back to Visalia again. He struggled there to start the season, but tossed 7.2 scoreless innings with the Hawks. Robinson was good last season in Yakima, and he joins the already solid bullpen.
First, I sent out a press release about a roster move. Then, I received notification that Yazy Arbelo was awarded Midwest League Hitter of the Week, so that resulted in another press release.
The full releases can be found on www.silverhawks.com, or you can just read below for a summary:
First of all, the award is no surprise for Arbelo, who hit .455 with three homers and seven RBIs over the past week. It's the first weekly award for a Silver Hawks player this season.
Secondly, the roster move is as follows:
RHP Tyler Green activated from DL
RHP Chris Odegaard promoted to Visalia
RHP Enrique Burgos sent to extended spring training camp
RHP Gregory Robinson joins team from extended spring training camp
Analysis: Green getting healthy and Burgos going back to extended spring training was planned all along. Burgos was just here to fill the gap until Green was healthy again. On the other side of the move, Odegaard gets a chance to go back to Visalia again. He struggled there to start the season, but tossed 7.2 scoreless innings with the Hawks. Robinson was good last season in Yakima, and he joins the already solid bullpen.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Tonight's Lineup - April 9th at Fort Wayne
Here is the starting lineup for tonight's game
Keon Broxton - CF
Mike Freeman - SS
Zach Walters - 2B
Yazy Arbelo - 1B
Matt Helm - 3B
Chris Jarrett - RF
Ramon Castillo - DH
Jhoan Pimentel - C
Roberto Rodriguez - LF
Patrick Schuster - P
The pregame interview tonight will be with pitcher Tyler Green.
Coverage starts at 4:45 PM Eastern Time. First pitch is at 5:05 PM Eastern Time.
Keon Broxton - CF
Mike Freeman - SS
Zach Walters - 2B
Yazy Arbelo - 1B
Matt Helm - 3B
Chris Jarrett - RF
Ramon Castillo - DH
Jhoan Pimentel - C
Roberto Rodriguez - LF
Patrick Schuster - P
The pregame interview tonight will be with pitcher Tyler Green.
Coverage starts at 4:45 PM Eastern Time. First pitch is at 5:05 PM Eastern Time.
Friday, April 1, 2011
Piecing Together the Roster
Through social media sites and commenters on the blog, here's who we think is coming to South Bend so far:
Bradin Hagens
Brian Budrow
J.R. Bradley
Tyler Green
Jeff Shields
Yazy Arbelo
Zach Walters
I can't confirm or deny any of them. I'm just going off what others have said. I do know that former Silver Hawks catcher Sean Coughlin was released today by the Diamondbacks.
Bradin Hagens
Brian Budrow
J.R. Bradley
Tyler Green
Jeff Shields
Yazy Arbelo
Zach Walters
I can't confirm or deny any of them. I'm just going off what others have said. I do know that former Silver Hawks catcher Sean Coughlin was released today by the Diamondbacks.
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