Atlanta Braves Minor League Midweek Wrap Up: April 28

Mar 7, 2016; Dunedin, FL, USA; Atlanta Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson (80) talks with shortstop Ozzie Albies (87) prior to the game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Florida Auto Exchange Park. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
Mar 7, 2016; Dunedin, FL, USA; Atlanta Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson (80) talks with shortstop Ozzie Albies (87) prior to the game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Florida Auto Exchange Park. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
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Mar 7, 2016; Dunedin, FL, USA; Atlanta Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson (80) talks with shortstop Ozzie Albies (87) prior to the game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Florida Auto Exchange Park. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
Mar 7, 2016; Dunedin, FL, USA; Atlanta Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson (80) talks with shortstop Ozzie Albies (87) prior to the game against the Toronto Blue Jays at Florida Auto Exchange Park. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports /

Atlanta Braves Minor League Midweek Wrap Up

Transactions:
April 25 – RHP Danny Burawa demoted from Gwinnett to Mississippi
April 25 – RHP Joel De La Cruz promoted from Mississippi to Gwinnett
April 25 – RHP Victor Mateo demoted from Mississippi to extended spring
April 26 – LHP Michael O’Neal promoted from extended spring to Carolina
April 26 – RHP Bryton Trepagnier released from Carolina
April 27 – RHP Ryan Weber demoted from Atlanta to Gwinnett
April 27 – RHP John Gant promoted from Gwinnett to Atlanta
April 27 – IF Levi Hyams demoted from Mississippi to extended spring

Organization Leaders through Tuesday (35 AB, 12 IP minimum):
BA: Ozzie Albies .351, Rio Ruiz .343, Jonathan Morales .333, Ray-Patrick Didder .328, Emilio Bonifacio .327
OBP: Ray-Patrick Didder .435, Ozzie Albies .412, Dansby Swanson .412, Rio Ruiz .403, Reid Brignac .385
SLG: Bradley Keller .556, Ray-Patrick Didder .517, Rio Ruiz .514, Dansby Swanson .500, Ozzie Albies .494
2B: Dansby Swanson 10, Austin Riley 7, Jordan Edgerton 7, Chase d’Arnaud 6, Braxton Davidson 6
3B: Ray-Patrick Didder 3, Ozzie Albies 2, Omar Obregon 2, Matt Lipka 2, Dian Toscano 2
HR: Matt Tuiasosopo 4, Dustin Peterson 3, 5 with 2
SB: Emilio Bonifacio 9, Dansby Swanson 6, Ronald Acuna 6, Chase d’Arnaud 5, Stephen Gaylor 5
W: Aaron Blair 3, Six with 2
S: Chase Johnson-Mullins 4, David Peterson 3, Mauricio Cabrera 2, Matt Marksberry 2, Evan Phillips 2
G: David Peterson 8, Mauricio Cabrera 8, Ian Krol 8, 5 with 7
IP: Max Povse 26.2, Chris Ellis 23.1, Brandon Barker 23, Mike Foltynewicz 22, Patrick Weigel 22
K: Lucas Sims 31, Patrick Weigel 24, Max Povse 23, Mike Soroka 23, Aaron Blair 22
ERA: Brandon Barker 0.78, Chris Ellis 1.16, Aaron Blair 1.42, Max Povse 1.69, Tyrell Jenkins 1.71
WHIP: Max Povse 0.71, Aaron Blair 0.79, Chris Ellis 0.94, Mike Soroka 1.00, Brandon Barker 1.00

Next: Gwinnett Braves

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AAA Gwinnett Braves (12-9)

Monday

Gwinnett couldn’t put together a single run against Columbus’ Mike Clevinger, losing 4-0. Williams Perez got the start, going 5 innings, allowing 3 runs on 5 hits, 3 walks, and striking out 5. Tyler Moore was the only Braves hitter with multiple hits, collecting a single and a double. Reid Brignac had two walks. Ronnier Mustelier had a double. Emilio Bonifacio stole two bases to bring his season total to 9.

Tuesday

Tyrell Jenkins threw a gem on Tuesday, and the offense gave him just enough to pull off a 3-1 win over Toledo. Jenkins went 6 scoreless innings, allowing 5 hits and 2 walks, striking out 3. Reid Brignac had two singles and a walk. Emilio Bonifacio had a single and a double. Blake Lalli had a double.

Wednesday

Gwinnett got a solid performance from Kanekoa Texeira filling in the rotation to win 5-1 Wednesday over Toledo. Texeira three 5 scoreless innings, allowing only a single hit and a single walk, striking out 2. Reid Brignac had three singles. Ryan Lavarnway had two singles and a walk. Rio Ruiz and Brandon Snyder each had two singles. Matt Tuiasosopo had a double and a walk. Emilio Bonifacio, Chase d’Arnaud, and Ronnier Mustelier each had a single and a walk, with d’Arnaud adding a steal.

Weekend Probables

Thursday, 10:35AM ET: Lucas Sims @ Toledo
Friday, 7:05PM ET: Mike Foltynewicz vs. Columbus
Saturday, 7:05PM ET: Williams Perez vs. Columbus
Sunday, 2:05PM ET: Tyrell Jenkins vs. Columbus

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Next: Mississippi Braves

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AA Mississippi Braves (7-13)

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Monday

Robert Whalen pitched a very good game on Monday, but Mississippi simply could not score a single run to support him, as the M-Braves lost 5-0. Whalen went 6 innings, allowing 2 runs on 5 hits and 2 walks, striking out 5. Only Ozzie Albies and Dian Toscano had hits for the Braves.

Tuesday

Mississippi scored some solid runs on Tuesday to defeat Biloxi 9-3. Brandon Barker pitched an exceptional game, throwing 6 scoreless innings, allowing only 2 hits and a walk, striking out 4. Ozzie Albies had three hits, including his first home run of the season and a double. Dustin Peterson had a home run and a double. Johan Camargo had a single, a double, and a walk. Jacob Schrader hit a double and a single. Willians Astudillo had a single and a walk.

Wednesday

Mississippi was off Wednesday.

Weekend Probables

Thursday, 6:05PM CT – Andrew Thurman @ Jacksonville
Friday, 6:05PM CT – Chris Ellis @ Jacksonville
Saturday, 5:05PM CT – Sean Newcomb @ Jacksonville
Sunday, 2:05PM CT – Robert Whalen @ Jacksonville

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Next: Carolina Mudcats

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Carolina Mudcats (9-11)

Monday

Carolina was off on Monday.

Tuesday

Carolina got yet another deep pitching performance from Max Povse as they defeated Wilmington 5-2. Povse went 7 2/3 innings, allowing 2 runs on 5 hits, striking out 7. Chase Johnson-Mullins pitched a perfect 9th for his 4th save, striking out 2. Jordan Edgerton had a home run, a single, and stole a base. Joey Meneses had a home run and a walk. Dansby Swanson had a double, a walk, and stole two bases. Ryan Gebhardt had a single and a walk. Braxton Davidson had a double. Keith Curcio had a stolen base.

Wednesday

Ryan Clark broke out of his funk with a solid start and the bats got just enough to give the Mudcats a 3-1 win Wednesday. Clark went 6 innings, allowing 1 unearned run on 3 hits and 2 walks, striking out 4. Dansby Swanson had a double and walked three times. Joseph Daris had a single, a walk, and a strike out. Joey Meneses and Stephen Gaylor each stole a base.

Weekend Probables

Thursday, 7:00PM ET – Enderson Franco vs. Wilmington
Friday, 7:00PM ET – Ryan Lawlor vs. Lynchburg
Saturday, 5:00PM ET – TBD vs. Lynchburg
Sunday, 2:00PM ET – TBD vs. Lynchburg

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Next: Rome Braves

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Rome Braves (7-13)

Monday

Rome had Monday off.

Tuesday

Tuesday’s game against West Virgina was suspended due to rain in the bottom of the 3rd inning.

Wednesday

The make up of the Tuesday game was a 4-2 victory for Rome. Max Fried went 2 scoreless innings, allowing a single hit and two walks with no strikeouts. He had come out to face the first batter of the third and walked him before the game was delayed a day. Trevor Belicek took the hill Wednesday in the make up game, and he combined with two fellow relievers go to 7 IP, 2 H, 2 R, 2 BB, 7 K. Ray-Patrick Didder collected two hits, including a double. Austin Riley and Jonathan Morales each had doubles. Alejandro Salazar had a stolen base.

The regularly scheduled game was simply a showcase of Ricardo Sanchez‘s brilliance as Rome won 2-1. Sanchez went 5 scoreless innings, allowing 3 hits and a walk, striking out 5. Wigberto Nevarez was the only Rome hitter with multiple hits with two singles. Ray-Patrick Didder had a single and a walk. Jonathan Morales had a double.

Weekend Probables

Thursday, 7:05PM ET – Touki Toussaint @ West Virginia
Friday, 6:05PM ET – Mike Soroka @ Hagerstown
Saturday, 6:05PM ET – Patrick Weigel @ Hagerstown
Sunday, 2:05PM ET – TBD @ Hagerstown

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