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Minor League Schedule: 7/28/12

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Jeff Locke gets the start for Indianapolis tonight. He is fourth in the International League in ERA and he has the seventh highest strikeout total in the league. Altoona played a doubleheader last night, while State College finished their suspended game from the previous night, prior to their regularly scheduled game. A full recap of yesterday’s games can be found here.

Jeff Locke has a 1.27 WHIP this season

Triple-A: Indianapolis (67-41) vs Buffalo (52-55) 7:05pm
Probable starter: Jeff Locke (7-5 3.01)

Yesterday’s Result: Indianapolis 5 Pawtucket 3 (game recap)

Jeff Locke will make his 20th start of the season tonight. He has pitched a total of 110.2 innings, allowing 108 hits, nine homers, 33 walks and he has 99 strikeouts, with an 0.96 GO/AO ratio and a .259 BAA. In his last start, Jeff gave up one run over five innings with nine strikeouts and a season high of seven walks. At home this year, he is 6-3 2.72 in ten starts.

Double-A: Altoona (53-52) vs New Hampshire (41-66) 7:00pm
Probable starter: Kyle McPherson (3-4 4.19)

Yesterday’s Result: Altoona 1 New Hampshire 0 (game one) Altoona 8 New Hampshire 1 (game two) (game recaps)

Kyle McPherson will make his eighth start of the season tonight. He has pitched a total of 38.2 innings, with 37 hits allowed, four homers, five walks and he has 39 strikeouts. Kyle gave up one run over five innings in his last start. He has four straight games with at least eight strikeouts and has yet to walk more than one batter in a game this season. Kyle has a 0.57 GO/AO ratio and a .250 BAA.

High-A: Bradenton (47-57 overall 18-16 2nd half) vs Daytona (45-58 overall 15-20 2nd half) 6:30pm
Probable starter: Tyler Waldron (7-7 4.85)

Yesterday’s Result: Daytona 2 Bradenton 0 (game recap)

Tyler Waldron will make his 19th start of the season tonight. He has also made two relief appearances. Tyler has pitched 104 innings this year, giving up 127 hits, nine homers, 25 walks and he has 66 strikeouts, with a 1.35 GO/AO ratio and a .302 BAA. In his last start, Waldron gave up two runs over six innings of work. It was his fourth straight start in which he has gone at least six innings and gave up two runs or less. Five or his last six starts have been on the road. Tyler leads Bradenton in innings pitched.

Low-A: West Virginia (42-63 overall 19-16 2nd half) @ Lakewood (44-60 overall 18-17 2nd half) 7:05pm
Probable starter: Zack Von Rosenberg (3-3 4.03)

Yesterday’s Result: West Virginia 6 Lakewood 0 (game recap)

Zack Von Rosenberg will make his tenth start of the season tonight. He has pitched a total of 44.2 innings, allowing 44 hits, seven homers, 12 walks and he has 34 strikeouts with an 0.94 GO/AO ratio. In his last start, Zack gave up just one run over 6.1 innings. In his last five starts combined, he has given up six runs over 26.1 innings, with four of those starts coming on the road.

Short Season A: State College (23-16) @ Lowell (13-26) 7:05pm
Probable Starter: Adrian Sampson (0-0 4.60)

Yesterday’s Result: State College 6 Connecticut 4 (completion of Thursday’s game) State College 9 Connecticut 4

Adrian Sampson will make his fourth start of the season tonight. He has made five total appearances this year since being drafted in the fifth round of the amateur draft. Sampson has pitched a total of 15.2 innings, giving up 18 hits, one homer, five walks and he has 17 strikeouts. In his last start, he gave up five runs (three earned) over four innings of work.

Rookie: GCL Pirates (22-13) VS GCL Braves (9-26) 10:00am

Yesterday’s Result: Pirates 5 Braves 1 (game recap)

DSL: Pirates1 (27-20) VS Red Sox (28-19) 10:30am

Yesterday’s Result: Red Sox 3 Pirates 1

DSL: Pirates2 (20-26) VS Yankees1 (34-12) 10:30am

Yesterday’s Result: Yankees 11 Pirates 1

John Dreker
John Dreker
John started working at Pirates Prospects in 2009, but his connection to the Pittsburgh Pirates started exactly 100 years earlier when Dots Miller debuted for the 1909 World Series champions. John was born in Kearny, NJ, two blocks from the house where Dots Miller grew up. From that hometown hero connection came a love of Pirates history, as well as the sport of baseball. When he didn't make it as a lefty pitcher with an 80+ MPH fastball and a slider that needed work, John turned to covering the game, eventually focusing in on the prospects side, where his interest was pushed by the big league team being below .500 for so long. John has covered the minors in some form since the 2002 season, and leads the draft and international coverage on Pirates Prospects. He writes daily on Pittsburgh Baseball History, when he's not covering the entire system daily throughout the entire year on Pirates Prospects.

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