Showing posts with label Team World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Team World. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 12, 2016

Weekly Prospects Check In: Gary Sanchez


The New York Yankees had one representative in the XM Futures Game on Sunday night and he is our weekly check in for the day, Gary Sanchez. This is the second time the Yankees catcher has represented the Yankees organization and Team World in the game and will likely be the last, especially with the August 1st trade deadline looming. In the contest Sanchez went 0-2 in the contest with a strikeout and a batter left on base. Could have been better, could have been much worse.

Enjoy the All Star Game tonight everyone!

YearAgeLevGPARH2BHRRBISBBBSOBAOBPSLGOPS
201623AAA5624728661893751236.286.328.489.817
201623MLB1400000001.000.000.000.000

Tuesday, July 5, 2016

Weekly Prospects Check In: Gary Sanchez


We're back ladies and gentleman. We hope you had a great July 4th holiday weekend and we hope it was spent with friends, family, good food, fireworks and even better memories. We kick off this short week with a check in with one of the top Yankees prospects in all the system, Gary Sanchez.

Last we checked in with Sanchez he was back off the disabled list after cracking his thumb, he was learning first base and he was chosen to represent the Yankees in the XM All Star Futures Game for Team World. What's he been up to this week?


YearAgeLevGPARH2BHRRBISBBBSOBAOBPSLGOPS
201623AAA5323327601783551034.274.313.470.784
201623MLB1400000001.000.000.000.000
Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Original Table
Generated 7/4/2016.

Sunday, July 12, 2015

2015 MLB Futures Game Open Thread


All-Star Week has officially begun even though the slate of games are still going on around Major League Baseball including the Yankees and Red Sox game that started a couple of hours ago. The game will be played on the field in Cincinnati inside the Great American Ball Park and can be seen live on MLB Network and MLB.com. See below for the complete rosters for both Aaron Judge and Team USA and Gary Sanchez and Team World.




TEAM USA

Pitchers

Mark Appel, Astros
Tyler Beede, Giants
Zach Davies, Orioles
Carl Edwards Jr., Cubs
Amir Garrett, Reds
Lucas Giolito, Nationals
Sean Newcomb, Angels
Aaron Nola, Phillies
Colin Rea, Padres
Blake Snell, Rays

Catchers

Kyle Farmer, Dodgers
Kyle Schwarber, Cubs

Infielders

Josh Bell, Pirates
JP Crawford, Phillies
Tony Kemp, Astros
Matt Olson, A's
Richie Shaffer, Rays
Trevor Story, Rockies
Trea Turner, Nationals

Outfielders

Michael Conforto, Mets
Aaron Judge, Yankees
Brandon Nimmo, Mets
Kyle Waldrop, Reds
Nick Williams, Rangers
Bradley Zimmer, Indians










TEAM WORLD


Pitchers

Jose Berrios, Twins
Edwin Diaz, Mariners
Jarlin Garcia, Marlins
Juan Gonzalez, Dodgers
Wei-Chieh Huang, Diamondbacks
Joe Jimenez, Tigers
Jairo Labourt, Blue Jays
Keury Mella, Giants
Frankie Montas, White Sox
Luis Perdomo, Cardinals

Catchers

Elias Diaz, Pirates
Gary Sanchez, Yankees

Infielders

Ozhaino Albies, Braves
Orlando Arcia, Brewers
Cheslor Cuthbert, Royals
Rafael Devers, Red Sox
Ketel Marte, Mariners
Raul Mondesi, Royals
Renato Nunez, A's
Balbino Fuenmayer, Royals 

Outfielders

Socrates Brito, Diamondbacks
Manuel Margot, Red Sox
Nomar Mazara, Rangers
Yorman Rodriguez, Reds
Raimel Tapia, Rockies

Monday, July 6, 2015

Weekly Check In: Gary Sanchez


As Gary Sanchez waits to represent the New York Yankees and Team World in the MLB All Star Game's Futures Game "El Gary Sanchez" has been biding his time hitting home runs for the Trenton Thunder. Sanchez hit his 10th home run of the season over the weekend which is great for a Double-A catcher and shows how far his offense is finally coming along. Sanchez may never hit for .300 or higher in the minor leagues or the major leagues, although he is still pretty young for Double-A, but if he can hit 10-20 home runs and draw his walks as he does in the minors he will be fine.

To pull a bit of a "Kevin Millar" I can say that Sanchez has shown a little bit of sneaky speed this season with his five stolen bases and no caught stealing which gives him hope for the future. The Yankees don't steal a ton of bases as a team, not even with their speedy players like Brett Gardner, but if Sanchez can at least stay away from being a base running liability he should be fine.

YearLevGPARH2BHRRBISBBBSOBAOBPSLGOPS
2015AA5122227529103151644.256.315.448.764

Thursday, June 25, 2015

2015 Futures Game Rosters Announced


The rosters for Team World and Team USA have been announced for the 2015 Futures Game and a pair of New York Yankees have made the cut. Surprisingly the Yankees top prospect and top pitcher Luis Severino will not be making his return to the game but Triple-A outfielder Aaron Judge and Double-A catcher Gary Sanchez will be representing the team. Sanchez will play for Team World and Judge will represent Team USA in the contest.


This announcement has sparked tons of speculation regarding Severino and the possibility of an impending call up to the major leagues but one thing seems certain, the Yankees had to request his omission. Stay tuned.