Showing posts with label Mark Payton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark Payton. Show all posts
Sunday, September 18, 2016
Weekly Prospects Check In: Mark Payton
When the New York Yankees learned the news that Aaron Judge had been lost for the season the team scrambled and brought up a replacement from Triple-A, Mason Williams. This was unfortunate timing for the Scranton RailRiders who were competing for the Governors Cup as the team was also left scrambling for a replacement, Mark Payton. The RailRiders did not miss a beat having Payton in the lineup over Williams, not a beat whatsoever.
Payton impressed in the Scranton lineup and even posted a 3-5 night with a triple and two RBI in the clinching game. Now Scranton will fight for the Triple-A Championship game next week in Memphis.
Sunday, June 5, 2016
Three Tampa Yankees selected for 2016 FSL All-Star Team
Three Tampa Yankees selected for 2016 FSL All-Star Team
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TAMPA, FL. - The Florida State League announced today their selection for the 2016 North and South All-Star Teams and three Tampa Yankees were selected. The 54th All-Star Game will be played at Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers, Saturday, June 18, 2016 at 7:05 p.m.
Tampa Yankees Infielders Miguel Andujar, Jorge Mateo and Outfielder Mark Payton were selected to represent the Tampa Yankees for the North Division Team. 3B Miguel Andujar has a .943 fielding percentage over 43 games. He's hit eight doubles, one triple and nine homeruns with 37 RBI. He was signed by the Yankees as a non-drafted free agent on 7/2/11. Andujar was selected to the 2015 FSL North Division All-Star team and won the home run derby. SS Jorge Mateo is batting .296 (59-199) with five doubles, eight triples and five homeruns with 32 RBI and 17 stolen bases. He was signed by the Yankees as a non-drafted free agent on 8/6/10 and is currently the Yankees No.1 prospect per Baseball America. OF Mark Payton was batting .309 in 24 games with the T-Yanks before being promoted to the Double-A Trenton Thunder on 5/18/16. He was selected by the Yankees in the 7th round of the 2014 First-Year Player Draft. The Tampa Yankees are the Single-A Advanced affiliate of the New York Yankees. For more information on the Tampa Yankees visit www.tybaseball.com or call (813) 673-3055. For more information regarding the 2015 Florida State League All-Star Game please visit www.fslbaseball.com. |
Monday, June 8, 2015
Complete Look at the Yankees 2014 Draft Haul
In case you missed it here is the complete draft haul from the 2014 MLB First Year Player's Draft by the New York Yankees. Remember New York had a plan, and they executed that plan, to spend heavily on the international spending market in what was expected to be an extremely deep pool which led the team to draft more polished, older and advanced college players in the draft.
All in all New York drafted 39 players in the 2014 draft including 24 pitchers, nine infielders, four outfielders and two catchers. New York went college heavy as we said drafting 32 players out of college with just seven players coming out of High School including Austin DeCarr. One of those players drafted was the son of the great Yankees closer Mariano Rivera, Marian Rivera Jr., after the team signed Josh Pettitte, son of Andy Pettitte, in the 2013 MLB Draft.
The Yankees top pick, Jacob Lindgren, is already in the major leagues while the likes of Jonathan Holder, Jordan Foley, Jordan Montgomery, Mark Payton and DeCarr are making great strides in the Yankees system.
Here is the list:
Sunday, June 7, 2015
Looking Back at the Yankees 2014 Draft
With the 2015 MLB First Year Player’s Draft just one day away I thought now would be a good time to take a look back at the haul the Yankees got in the 2014 version of the draft. It’s a complete crap shoot after the 10th round, or probably earlier to be honest, but I decided to recap the Yankees Top 10 picks in last year’s draft. Remember that the Yankees forfeited multiple first round picks last season when they signed Carlos Beltran and Jacoby Ellsbury. Here’s the list:
2nd Round - LHP Jacob Lindgren (Mississippi State)
3rd Round - RHP Austin DeCarr (Salisbury High School)
4th Round - LHP Jordan Montgomery (South Carolina)
5th Round - RHP Jordan Foley (Central Michigan)
6th Round - RHP Jonathan Holder (Mississippi State)
7th Round - CF Mark Payton (Texas)
8th Round - 1B Connor Spencer (University of California Irvine)
9th Round - SS Vince Conde (Vanderbilt)
10th Round - 2B Ty McFarland (James Madison University)
3rd Round - RHP Austin DeCarr (Salisbury High School)
4th Round - LHP Jordan Montgomery (South Carolina)
5th Round - RHP Jordan Foley (Central Michigan)
6th Round - RHP Jonathan Holder (Mississippi State)
7th Round - CF Mark Payton (Texas)
8th Round - 1B Connor Spencer (University of California Irvine)
9th Round - SS Vince Conde (Vanderbilt)
10th Round - 2B Ty McFarland (James Madison University)
The Yankees currently showcase Lindgren in their major
league bullpen while DeCarr skyrocketed towards the top of many prospects lists
before this season. While Montgomery, Foley and Holder have been quiet the team
has enjoyed more than they could have expected from Payton in his short
professional career. The team will absolutely need more than one calendar year
to judge how well they did in the draft obviously but for what the Yankees had
to work with the early results look quite impressive for New York. Let’s hope
they are twice as effective in this year’s draft with three picks in the first
60 picks overall.
New York, you’re on the clock.... almost.
Monday, July 21, 2014
ICYMI: Yankees Draft Signing Updates
The deadline has come and past for teams to sign their draft picks from the 2014 MLB First Year Player's Draft and the Yankees signed a ton of talent this year. The Yankees signed each of their Top 15 draft picks, although they did miss out on Mariano Rivera Jr. this time around. Either way here is a quick recap in case you missed it late last week and over the weekend.
If there is no assignment then the player did not sign. Really disappointing that the Yankees didn't go after much high upside high school talent in this draft. What's more disappointing is that while high school pitcher Austin DeCarr signed other notable players like Garrett Cave, Will Toffey, Christopher Hudgins, Will Gaddis, Cameron Warren, and Madison Stokes did not sign.
Here's the complete list:
| Round | Player | School | Assignment |
| 2 (55) | LHP Jacob Lindgren | Mississippi State (Jr.) | Charleston(Low-A) |
| 3 (91) | RHP Austin DeCarr | Salisbury School (CT) (HS) | GCL (Rk) |
| 4 (122) | LHP Jordan Montgomery | South Carolina (Jr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 5 (152) | RHP Jordan Foley | Central Michigan (Jr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 6 (182) | RHP Jonathan Holder | Mississippi State (Jr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 7 (212) | CF Mark Payton | Texas (Sr.) | Charleston(Low-A) |
| 8 (242) | 1B Connor Spencer | California - Irvine (Jr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 9 (272) | SS Vince Conde | Vanderbilt (TN) (Jr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 10 (302) | 2B Ty McFarland | James Madison University (VA) (Sr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 11 (332) | RHP Matthew Borens | Eastern Illinois (Jr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 12 (362) | 1B Chris Gittens | Grayson County College (TX) (J2) | GCL (Rk) |
| 13 (392) | 1B Bo Thompson | The Citadel (SC) (Jr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 14 (422) | RHP Sean Carley | West Virginia (Sr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 15 (452) | LHP Andrew Chin | Boston College (Jr.) | TBD |
| 16 (482) | LHP Derek Callahan | Gonzaga (WA) (Jr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 17 (512) | RHP Garrett Cave | South Sumter HS (FL) | -- |
| 18 (542) | LHP Justin Kamplain | Alabama (Jr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 19 (572) | RHP Joe Harvey | Pittsburgh (Sr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 20 (602) | RHP Corey Holmes | Concordia (TX) (Sr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 21 (632) | LHP Porter Clayton | Oregon (So.) | -- |
| 22 (662) | RHP Jake Kelzer | Indiana (So.) | -- |
| 23 (692) | 3B Will Toffey | Salisbury School (CT) (HS) | -- |
| 24 (722) | CF Dominic Jose | Stanford (Jr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 25 (752) | RHP Dylan Barrow | Tampa (Jr.) | -- |
| 26 (782) | C Collin Slaybaugh | Washington State (Sr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 27 (812) | OF Griff Gordon | Jacksonville State (AL) (Sr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 28 (842) | RHP Lee Casas | USC (Sr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 29 (872) | RHP Mariano Rivera | Iona (NY) (Jr.) | -- |
| 30 (902) | RHP Jorge Perez | Grand Canyon University (Jr.) | -- |
| 31 (932) | CF Devyn Bolasky | California - Riverside (Jr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 32 (962) | RHP Jordan Ramsey | UNC - Wilmington (Jr.) | – |
| 33 (992) | RHP David Graybill | Arizona State (So.) | -- |
| 34 (1,022) | RHP Matt Wotherspoon | Pittsburgh (Sr.) | Staten Island(SS-A) |
| 35 (1,052) | C Christopher Hudgins | Valhalla HS (CA) | -- |
| 36 (1,082) | RHP Will Gaddis | Brentwood HS (TN) | -- |
| 37 (1,112) | 1B Ryan Lindemuth | William and Mary (VA) (Sr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 38 (1,142) | RHP Andre Del Bosque | Houston - Victoria (TX) (Sr.) | GCL (Rk) |
| 39 (1,172) | 1B Cameron Warren | Carl Albert HS (OK) | -- |
| 40 (1,202) | SS Madison Stokes | A.C. Flora HS (SC) | -- |
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Yankees Sign Mark Payton & Chris Gittens
#Yankees sign 7th-rdr. (212) Mark Payton for $45K. That's $133.3K under slot. http://t.co/Jq48oO2fUA
— Chris Cotillo (@ChrisCotillo) June 24, 2014
The New York Yankees have signed seventh round pick Mark Payton out of Texas and 12th rounder Chris Gittens out of Grayson County College. Payton signed for $45K which is $133.3K below slot, most of that money will go to Austin DeCarr. Gittens signed for $125K so because Gittens was technically above slot, all players signed after the 10th round are slotted at $100K, the Yankees will need to find an extra $25K laying around.Payton is a small guy with no power and all speed and defense and is nothing more than an organizational prospect at this point in his career. Gittens is a big guy with great numbers but his conditioning is constantly being brought up as a concern. Both should be fun to watch this season and next.
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
2014 Yankees Draftees & Their Twitter Accounts
As you know we are big time Twitter freaks on this blog as well as self proclaimed prospect humpers so I get excited around this time every year. Not only do we get new prospects to love but we also get new people to add to the family and the Twitter list we keep on the site. Below is an incomplete and always changing list of Twitter accounts for the players the Yankees drafted in 2014:
(2)Jacob Lindgren - @JLindgren19
(3)Austin DeCarr - @RiDeCarr7
(4)Jordan Montgomery - @Gumbynation34
(5)Jordan Foley - @JFol12
(6)Jonathan Holder - @JHolder14
(7)Mark Payton - @MarkPayton2
(9)Vince Conde - @vince_VU3
(11) Matt Borens - @matteiu28
(12) Chris Gittens - @cgittensome
(13) Bo Thompson - @bobothompson
(14) Sean Carley - @SeanCarley23
(15) Andrew Chin - @Andrewchin8
(16) Derek Callahan - @Derek_Callahan
(17) Garrett Cave - @G_Cave19
(19) Joe Harvey - @44panther
(20) Corey Holmed - @fastball_14
(22) Jake Kelzer - @waken_Jake
(23) Will Toffey - @willtoffey
(27) Griff Gordon - @GGordon11
(29) Mariano Rivera - @marianojr4
(32) Jordan Ramsey - @Jramsey_11
(33) David Graybill - @DavidGraybill24
(34) Matt Wotherspoon - @mspoon11
(35) Christopher Hudgins - @huggie619
(36) Will Gaddis - @w_gad25
(37) Ryan Lindemuth - @rlindy05
(38) Andre Del Bosque - @adelb811
(39) Cameron Warren - @Cam_Warren24
(40) Madison Stokes - @madisonstokes1
Friday, June 6, 2014
Yankees 2014 Draft Picks Updated
Here is a list of who the New York Yankees have drafted through the first 10 rounds of the 2014 MLB Draft:
2nd Round - LHP Jacob Lindgren (Mississippi State)
3rd Round - RHP Austin DeCarr (Salisbury High School)
4th Round - LHP Jordan Montgomery (South Carolina)
5th Round - RHP Jordan Foley (Central Michigan)
6th Round - RHP Jonathan Holder (Mississippi State)
7th Round - CF Mark Payton (Texas)
8th Round - 1B Connor Spencer (University of California Irvine)
9th Round - SS Vince Conde (Vanderbilt)
10th Round - 2B Ty McFarland (James Madison University)
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