Here are the Brooklyn Cyclone Game Notes for today's game.
The
Brooklyn Cyclones (22-28) return home to open a six-game series against the
Greenville Drive (28-23) — the High-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox — on Tuesday
evening at 6:00 p.m. from Maimonides Park on Coney Island.
RHP Cameron
Foster (2-4, 5.59) is scheduled to take the hill for Brooklyn against
Greenville’s LHP Dalton Rogers (0-0, 6.23).
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 5:45 p.m.
Full game
notes are linked below.
LAST TIME OUT: The Cyclones outslugged Jersey
Shore en route to a 10-6 victory on Sunday afternoon at ShoreTown
Ballpark...Brooklyn scored 6 times in the 2nd inning on 2-run doubles by 3B Mateo
Gil and CF Alex RamÃrez, as well as a 2-run home run by SS William
Lugo...RamÃrez added a solo home run in the 6th as part of a 3-hit, 3-RBI
day...Lugo collected 2 hits, 2 runs scored, and 2 RBI...2B Chase Estep picked
up a career-high 4 hits and drove in a run in the 9th...RF Omar De Los Santos
tallied a run-scoring knock in the 3rd and garnered his 20th stolen bag of
the year...7 of the Cyclones’ 9 batters picked up at least 1 hit and 8 of the 9
reached base at least once.
NOT SO STUART LITTLE: At
6-foot-9, RHP Tyler Stuart has been as consistent and imposing as any
starting pitcher in the South Atlantic League in 2023...The 23-year-old
permitted just 2 earned runs over 25.1 frames (0.71 ERA) in 5 starts during
May...Stuart leads the SAL — and all qualified pitchers in Minor League Baseball
— in ERA (1.43)...Stuart is also 10th in the circuit in innings pitched (44.0)
and WHIP (1.20)...The Kankakee, Ill. native is also 2nd in LOB% (87.2%), 2nd in
FIP (2.87), 4th in xFIP (3.48), 7th in strikeout rate (29.1%), and 8th in
strikeouts per 9 innings (10.64).
BLADE CUTS ‘EM DOWN: RHP Blade Tidwell is in
the midst of his best stretch of baseball in 2023...The 21-year-old did not
factor into the decision on Sunday but hurled 2.2 innings without allowing an
earned run...Over his last 4 starts dating back to May 17 at Hudson Valley,
Tidwell is 2-0 with a 1.10 ERA (2 ER in 16.1 IP) with just 6 hits allowed...The
Loretto, Tenn. native has walked 16 and struck out 23...Tidwell’s strikeout
rate is 32.4% during the stretch and opponents hold a meager .106 batting
average (6-55) against him.
THE BEST AROUND: The Cyclones’ pitching staff
has been marvelous over the course of the team’s last 19 games...Since May 17,
Brooklyn has permitted just 40 earned runs (54 total) on 123 hits through the
last 160.0 innings...That is good for a 2.25 ERA...That mark is the best in the
SAL and the High-A level...It is also the best ERA in all of Minor League
Baseball in that stretch...Kansas City’s Single-A Columbia is 2nd in MiLB
(2.52)...Cyclones’ pitching has walked 72 (10.8 BB%) and struck out 192 in that
span (28.8 K%)...The ‘Clones have outscored opponents, 85-54, over the 19-game
stretch...Brooklyn is 11-8 during that span.
RELIEF READY: The Cyclones’ relief staff has
been exquisite at quelling fires in 2023...Entering Sunday, Brooklyn has the
best bullpen ERA (3.16) in the entire South Atlantic League and among all
High-A teams...Hudson Valley (3.58) is 2nd in the circuit and the Dodgers’
High-A Great Lakes is 2nd (3.38) at the classification...The Cyclones’ relief
ERA is also the best in the New York Mets’ farm system and 2nd best in all of
MiLB...San Francisco’s Double-A Richmond leads MiLB (3.14).
1-2, E-STEP: After a bumpy month of April,
INF Chase Estep picked up the pace at the plate in the season’s second
month...In his last 24 games dating back to May 5, the 23-year-old slashes
.317/.385/.512 with a .897 OPS...Estep has accumulated 14 runs scored, 6
doubles, 2 triples, 2 home runs, and 14 RBI in 91 plate appearances...The
Corbin, Ky. native has also registered a 142 wRC+...In his first 12 outings, he
was just 2-for-43 (.047) at the dish with a wRC+ of -21...Estep has also raised
his batting average by 177 points in that time (.047 to .224).
GOING, GOING, GIL: INF Mateo Gil has
reached base safely in 14 of his last 15 games dating back to May 18 at Hudson
Valley...The 22-year-old is slashing .265/.368/.592 and he has registered an
impressive .960 OPS, 152 wRC+, and .422 wOBA in that time...Gil is 13-for-49 at
the plate (.265) with 10 runs scored, 4 doubles, 4 home runs, and 13 RBI adding
8 walks...Since that date, Gil is tied for the South Atlantic League lead in
home runs (4) and extra-base hits (8)...The former 3rd-round pick is also tied
for 3rd in the league in RBI (13), 4th in slugging (.592), and 6th in OPS
(.960).
UP TO PAR-ADA: C Kevin Parada extended
his on-base streak to 9 games with a walk on Sunday...The 21-year-old is
11-for-his-last-37 (.297) with a run scored, 3 doubles, 2 RBI, and 3 walks...Parada
holds a 102 wRC+ and .340 wOBA in that span...He is tied for 4th in the SAL in
doubles (14)...Since the start of May, Parada is tied for 4th in the circuit in
two-baggers (10) and tied for 6th in the league in extra-base hits (13).
ALL GAS, NO TE-BRAKE: RHP Dylan
Tebrake has been nearly untouchable since being reinstated from Brooklyn’s
injured list...Since being activated on May 14, the 23-year-old has made 6
relief appearances...Tebrake has not allowed an earned run (1 total) on 3 hits
and 3 walks over 9.1 innings, registering 15 strikeouts...That equates to a
42.9 K% (15/35).
OH YEAH, OMAR: OF Omar De Los Santos is
11-for-his-last-37 (.297) with 4 runs scored, 2 doubles, a home run, 6 RBI, 4
stolen bases, and a 107 wRC+...In addition to his 20 stolen bases in 2023, he
remains among the best base stealers in Minor League Baseball since the
beginning of 2022...The 23-year-old has accumulated 90 stolen bases in that
span, which is 5th most in MiLB...Only Marlins farmhand INF Nasim Núñez (97),
Red Sox prospect INF David Hamilton (96), , Aberdeen OF Luis Valdez (94),
and Mariners prospect OF Jonatan Clasé (91) have swiped more...De Los
Santos has also snagged 52 more bases than any other Mets prospect in that
time...Fellow Cyclone IF/OF Jaylen Palmer is 2nd with 38...Omar is
already 12 swipes shy of matching INF Walter Rasquin’s franchise record
for single-season stolen bases (32) which was set back in 2017.
Mobile Users can also view full notes by clicking here.
Brooklyn Cyclones Players this year:
Kevin Kendall; Kevin Parada; Alex RamÃrez; Stanley Consuegra; Jaylen Palmer; Omar De Los Santos; Chase Estep; Joander
Suarez; Jace Beck; César Berbesi; Jeffrey Colón; Joshua Cornielly; Cameron Foster; Jordan Geber; Paul Gervase; Raimon Gómez; Justin Guerrera; Brad Malm; Trey McLoughlin; Drake Osborn; Wilkin Ramos; Manny RodrÃguez; Tyler Stuart; Joander Suarez; Dylan Tebrake; Blade Tidwell;
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