Juan Villavicencio drives a single through the right side to tie the score at 4-4 for Jersey Shore. It’s the 42nd RBI across two levels for Villavicencio

Phillies 13th-round pick Brayden Bakes hits a moonshot for his first pro hit, a 429-foot solo home run at 106.6 mph gives Clearwater a 3-0 lead

Phillies 15th-round pick Owen Clyne singles in his first pro AB for Clearwater

Caden Bogenpohl’s first pro homer finishes off a seven-pitch AB and gives Clearwater a 2-0 lead. It goes 393 feet at 102.4 mph for the second round pick

Francisco Renteria hooks 97 mph into the corner for a three-run double to give the DSL Phillies a 4-1 lead. Renteria has 43 RBIs in 44 games this season. It’s also his eighth double of the year.

My prospect-loving heart dies a little every deadline day

First two outings at AA for Mavis Graves have been out of the bullpen. Sunday he struck out 5 and in 2 innings. The pitch usage is interesting. He threw 14 sliders, 4 sinkers (91-93), 5 cutters, 2 changeups The slider is a legit weapon. Wonder if he gets a velo bump in the pen

Aroon Escobar’s seventh home run of the season is a 101 mph rocket to give Reading a 5-0 lead. It’s Escobar’s first homer since June 28. He’s driven in 3 in his first two ABs in the doubleheader nightcap

Bryan Rincon with his 18th home run of the season for Reading to lead off the game

Francisco Renteria doubles and Edwin Ramirez drives him in with a single to get the DSL Phillies on the board. Ramirez is 2 for 3 today and is hitting .400 over 85 ABs this season

Good to see Juan Parra back in the lineup today for the DSL Phillies

Mitch_Rupert@mitchrupert.bsky.social · 6d ago

Juan Parra was just removed from the DSL Phillies game after taking a 91 mph fastball to the side of the head. Parra initially popped right up but looked as if he wasn’t quite sure what he was doing before going down and being tended to by the trainer

Alex McFarlane strikes out the side tonight for Lehigh Valley in the ninth, averaging 99.9 mph on his fastball. He needed just 13 pitches to close out the game.

Bryan Rincon with a moonshot for his 17th home run of the season for Reading. It was part of a 3-for-4 night for Rincon which saw him finish a triple shy of the cycle

Tegan Cain continues to be my favorite reliever in the system, especially when he strikes out the side like he did tonight. He generated 5 whiffs on 5 swings on his changeup, and averaged 94.9 on his sinker for Clearwater

Will Gasparino’s first professional hit is a rocket of a grand slam to break the game open for Clearwater. The Phillies’ fifth round pick turns on a 95 mph sinker and hits it 397 feet at 107.4 mph

Juan Villavicencio picks up where he left off in Clearwater, leading off Jersey Shore’s game with a solo home run. It’s his 14th homer across two levels this season

Phillies sixth round pick Macon Winslow singles in his first pro AB with Clearwater

Juan Parra was just removed from the DSL Phillies game after taking a 91 mph fastball to the side of the head. Parra initially popped right up but looked as if he wasn’t quite sure what he was doing before going down and being tended to by the trainer

#HoseReport Griffin Burkholder throws out the tying run at the plate to complete a game-ending double play in extra innings to give Jersey Shore a 2-1 win in the opener of a doubleheader

Phillies second round pick Caden Bogenpohl drives a hanging slider to the tune of 104.6 mph and 396 feet for a double in his first pro AB for Clearwater

Francisco Renteria avoids a hitless day with a ninth-inning solo home run, his seventh of the DSL season. Renteria hits this one at 100 mph in the Phillies’ 9-1 win

Yilmar Samudio with 4 hitless innings for the DSL Phillies today. He struck out 4 and walked 4. The 17-year-old sat 93-94, T95-96. He lost the zone in the last two innings as he was overthrowing. But man does he get down the mound.

Nelson Prieto is on a heater. He’s 8 for 19 in his last five games with a hit and RBI in each game. He’s 2 for 2 today including this 2-run single past a drawn in infield. The 18-year-old has driven in 9 in his last 5 games

Nelson Prieto hit his 4th homer for the DSL Phillies on Monday and was a triple shy of the cycle, driving in a pair of runs. The 18-year-old C/1B is slashing 306/392/561 in 31 games, but is carrying a 28.6% strikeout rate. He posted exit velos of 110.2, 102.8 and 102.8 Monday

Francisco Renteria went 3 for 4 with a walk in Monday’s win, driving in a pair of runs. He had exit velos of 108.1, 98.2 and 92 on his hits. He also stole his 18th base in 21 tries. The 17-year-old is slashing 378/463/622 in 39 games with 38 RBIs and 49 runs scored

Another strong outing from Andrew Painter today, striking out six over six innings, allowing just a run on a sixth inning solo homer. Picked up 11 swings and miss and his fastball velocity was up 1.3 mph over his year to date average

After a pair of home runs yesterday, Bryan Rincon gets Reading started today with a 3-run shot that goes an estimated 405 feet. It’s the 16th home run of the year for Rincon

Francisco Renteria had a pair of hits Saturday and drove in 3 runs. It was his 19th multi-hit game of the 37 games he’s played this year.

Felix Reyes absolutely launches a sinker for his 21st home run of the season for Lehigh Valley. He hits it 446 feet at 111.8 mph to give the IronPigs a 2-1 lead

Matthew Ferrara gets Clearwater on the board with a double down the third-base line