Padres Winter League Roundup: October 12
Credit: M.Kreg/EVT Times
Peoria Stadium- Phoenix, Arizona
The Peoria Javelinas moved to 2-2 on the season after a loss against the Mesa Solar Sox on Friday by the score of 8-0.
The team could not get anything going offensively, as they only managed four hits while striking out 16 times on the day. The Mesa pitching staff was solid all game as five pitchers combined for the shutout win. John Schreiber and Darwinzon Hernandez went through nine straight hitters at one point, striking out each of them.
Mariners’ left-handed pitching prospect Anthony Misiewicz was roughed up a bit to start the game as he allowed four earned runs in 1.1 innings pitched. That was obviously the game for the Javelinas in the loss at the hands of the Solar Sox.
A few Padres were in action on the day — here is what they did.
A reminder that the Dominican Winter League opens tomorrow and there should be some more game results to add to this daily piece from EVT.
Arizona Fall League
Hudson Potts– (0-4) strikeout
The young third baseman hit fifth on Friday and is hitting .154 after his 0-for-4 effort. Potts committed two errors in his first two games of the year.
Austin Allen– (1-4) strikeout, error
Earning his second start of the year and batting cleanup, Allen went 1-for-4 and is hitting .250 on the season.
Buddy Reed– (0-3) walk, strikeout
Reed hit seventh for the Javelinas and was playing left field for the team. He is hitting .308 early on in the desert this season.
Dauris Valdez– 1 IP, 2 K (13 pitches/9 strikes)
Big Dominican right-handed pitcher Dauris Valdez pitched another scoreless inning for the Javelinas. He has yet to allow a run so far this year.
Mexican Winter League
The Mexican League began with two games on the schedule for Friday. No Padres minor leaguers were in action as of yet.
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