His season is over.ĭILLAN SHRUM: The Nevada first baseman hit. 361 (69-191) in 43 games, with four homers and 22 RBIs. 282 (50-177) in 51 games, with three homers and 26 RBIs.īRADY REDIGER: The Linfield second baseman hit. GABE MATTHEWS: The Oregon first baseman hit. 273 (9-33) in 23 games, with no homers and five RBIs. TYLER MALONE: The Oregon State infielder is hitting. 132 (5-33) in 32 games, with no homers and two RBIs. JACK KUZMA: The infielder from Cal Poly hit.
292 (59-202) in 52 games, with two homers and 15 RBIs. MATT KELLY: The Portland infielder, a returnee from 2016, hit.
333 (46-138) in 37 games, with two homers and 31 RBIs. His season is over.ĬOLE JOHNSON: The pitcher/infielder from Pacific Lutheran hit. 306 (48-157) in 48 games, with three homers and 23 RBIs. JACE DUTY: The catcher from Chemeketa hit. 091 (1-11) in six games, with no homers or RBIs. HENRY CHENEY: The Portland outfielder hit. 234 (32-137) in 40 games, with two homers and nine RBIs. He is a returnee from 20.ĪNDREW BARRERA: The infielder from Concordia, a 10-day signee, hit. 299 (20-67) in 34 games, with no homers and eight RBIs.
#Winston salem dash baseball camp update
We will update the pitchers for the last time on Thursday.ĮMILIO ALCANTAR: The outfielder from Lewis-Clark State hit. Time to update the stats (through Monday) of our incoming position players, for the final time this spring. Please click here for more on his big accomplishment. He is now 1-1, 3.50 in four games (three starts), with eight strikeouts in 18 innings. Two inherited runners scored but the bullpen then shut the Rockies down the rest of the way to give Sam the decision. Gaviglio pitched into the sixth inning in his third MLB start and left with a 6-3 lead. Seattle pitcher Sam Gaviglio, a 2009 Knight and a former standout at Oregon State, earned his first major league victory on Monday when the Mariners edged Colorado 6-5 at Coors Field in Denver. He was 2-4, 4.65 in 10 games as a starter-reliever in Winston-Salem, with 33 strikeouts in 40.2 innings.Ĭongrats to Max, who originally signed with San Diego in 2013 after a great career at Pacific Lutheran. Max had been with the Winston-Salem Dash in the Class A Carolina League. He was aided by fellow 2010 Knights’ teammate Danny Hayes, who was 2-for-4 with a two-run homer and two runs. Max allowed just two hits and no runs in 2.2 innings, and had two strikeouts in his triple-A debut. He earned the victory on Sunday as the Knights edged Buffalo 8-7 in Charlotte. Right-handed pitcher Max Beatty (2010-12) has been promoted to the Charlotte Knights in the triple-A International League. Good news for one of our most popular alums. Happy Tuesday everyone, from the worldwide headquarters (WWHQ) of your Corvallis Knights, the 2016 West Coast League champions!
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