Brooklyn Cyclones Game Notes - 6/29/2023

 

Here are the Brooklyn Cyclone Game Notes for today's game.

The Brooklyn Cyclones (3-1, 31-38) look to even their series against the Jersey Shore BlueClaws (3-1, 38-31) — the High-A affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies — on Thursday night at 7 p.m. from Maimonides Park on Coney Island. 

RHP Tyler Stuart (2-0, 1.44) — the Mets’ No. 18 prospect per Baseball America and Minor League Baseball’s ERA leader — is scheduled to take the hill for Brooklyn against Jersey Shore’s RHP Sam Jacobsak (0-1, 4.95). 

Live coverage is available on the Bally Live app, MiLB.tv, and the Cyclones Radio Network starting 15 minutes prior to the first pitch at 6:45 ­­­p.m. 

Full game notes are linked below.­­ 

LAST TIME OUT: Brooklyn’s 4-game winning streak was snapped in an 8-2 loss to Jersey Shore on Wednesday night...The BlueClaws tallied 3 in the 2nd and the 6th and added 2 more in the 7th...LF Marcus Lee Sang capped the scoring for Jersey Shore with a 2-run home run in the 7th...RF Gabriel Rincones Jr., C Anthony Quirion, and DH Leandro Pineda all tallied multi-hit efforts for the ‘Claws...C Kevin Parada provided both of Brooklyn’s runs on a 2-run double in the 6th...LHP Matt Osterberg carried a perfect game-bid into the 6th, retiring the first 16 hitters of the night...He ultimately earned his 4th-straight win and 5th of 2023...RHP Elieser Hernández permitted 2 runs on 2 hits — striking out 1 — in a Major League rehab appearance for the Cyclones...During his rehab outing for Brooklyn, RHP Sean Reid-Foley tossed a perfect 8th, whiffing 2. 

 

STU-PENDOUS: RHP Tyler Stuart set career-highs in innings pitched (7.2) and strikeouts (11), earning his 2nd win of the year last Thursday night vs. Hudson Valley...The 23-year-old is the first Cyclone to record 11+ strikeouts in a single game since RHP Carson Seymour accomplished the feat on July 15, 2022, vs. Greensboro...Stuart is also the first Brooklyn arm to work into the 8th inning since RHP Conner Grey tossed 8.1 innings vs. Jersey Shore on July 16, 2021...The Southern Miss alum is the first Cyclone to work 7.0+ innings and record 10+ strikeouts in a single game since LHP Kevin Canelon whiffed 10 over 8.0 frames at Hudson Valley on August 25, 2015...Stuart leads all qualifiers in the  SAL, High-A, and all of Minor League Baseball in ERA (1.44)...The Kankakee, Ill. native leads the league in LOB% (89.5%) and FIP (2.86), 2nd in xFIP (3.16), 3rd in strikeout rate (31.0%), 5th in batting average against (.209) and strikeouts per 9 innings (11.20), tied for 5th in strikeouts (78), 6th in WHIP (1.09), and 7th in innings pitched (62.2). 

 

CAPTAIN KEVIN: C Kevin Parada has picked up the pace offensively over the last few weeks...Dating back to June 6 vs. Greenville, the 21-year-old is slashing .339/.397/.613 with a 1.010 OPS and 172 wRC+ in 16 games...Parada has accrued 8 runs scored, a double, 2 triples, 4 home runs, 14 RBI, 5 walks, and a hit-by-pitch...Additionally, the Pasadena, Calif. native enters Thursday on an 8-game hitting streak (13-for-31; .419/.471/.871) and a 13-game on-base streak (.347/.418/.633)...The former Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket enters Thursday tied for 5th in the South Atlantic League in doubles (15), 7th in extra-base hits (25), 8th in total bases (105), and tied for 9th in hits (63). 

 

MARATHON MEN: Brooklyn is in the midst of their longest stretch without an off day for the 2023 season...The Cyclones will play 12 games in 12 days from Wednesday, June 28, until Sunday, July 9...Brooklyn completes their 2-week homestand with a 6-game series at Maimonides Park vs. Jersey Shore until Monday, July 3...The ‘Clones will then travel south to Wilmington for a 6-game set at Frawley Stadium against the Blue Rocks starting on Tuesday, July 4...Following the 12 games in 12 days, Brooklyn will have a 4-day break for the Major League All-Star Game before returning to Coney Island on Friday, July 14, to open up a brief 3-game home series vs. Greensboro. 

 

 

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Brooklyn Cyclones Players this year: 

Kevin Parada; Blade Tidwell; Alex Ramírez; Stanley Consuegra; Omar De Los Santos; Tyler Stuart; Chase Estep; Joander Suarez; Jace Beck; César Berbesi; Jeffrey Colón; Joshua Cornielly; Cameron Foster;  Jordan Geber;  Paul Gervase;  Raimon Gómez; Drake Osborn; Wilkin Ramos; Manny Rodríguez;  Joander Suarez; Dylan Tebrake;