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Minor League Schedule: Taillon and Glasnow Going Tonight

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It’s a big day on the schedule as the two top pitchers in the Pirates minor league system go today, Jameson Taillon for Altoona and Tyler Glasnow for West Virginia. Stolmy Pimentel tries to continue his strong start for Indianapolis. For a look at the possible starters over the next few weeks, please check out our Probable Pitchers Chart. Check out the Recent Transactions section to the bottom of this page, for all Pirates minor league transactions. A full recap of yesterday’s action can be found here.

Tyler Glasnow had 10 stirkesouts and just one walk in West Virginia's win last Saturday. (Photo Credit: Tom Bragg)
Tyler Glasnow had 10 strikeouts and just one walk in West Virginia’s win last Saturday. (Photo Credit: Tom Bragg)

AAA: Indianapolis (53-28) vs Rochester (40-41) 7:05pm
Probable starter: Stolmy Pimentel (0-0, 0.69)
Yesterday’s Result: Rochester 9, Indianapolis 7

Stolmy Pimentel will get his third start for Indianapolis tonight. In his last game, he threw seven innings, giving up one run on four hits and three walks, with seven strikeouts. In his Indy opener, he threw six innings, giving up just one unearned run on five hits, two walks and he picked up seven strikeouts. With Altoona, Pimentel was 4-3, 3.61 in 13 starts. On the year, he has pitched 90.1 innings, giving up 83 hits, eight homers and 40 walks. He has 75 strikeouts, a 1.12 GO/AO ratio and a .244 BAA.

AA: Altoona (34-43) @ Akron (36-41) 7:05pm  
Probable starter: Jameson Taillon (3-5, 2.93)
Yesterday’s Result: New Britain 9, Altoona 2 (game one) New Britain 6, Altoona 3 (game two)

Jameson Taillon will make his 15th start of the season tonight. He has pitched 76.2 innings, allowing 74 hits, five homers and 31 walks. He has 80 strikeouts, a 1.28 GO/AO ratio and a .247 BAA. In the month of June, he is 0-0, 1.69 in three starts. Away from Altoona, he is 1-2, 4.80 in six starts, with a .297 BAA. At home, he 1.74 ERA and .214 BAA. Taillon faced Akron on 5/2, allowing two earned runs on seven hits and a walk over six innings. He was one of three Altoona players named to the Eastern League All-Star game.

High-A: Bradenton (30-45 overall, 4-3 2nd half) @ Charlotte (33-41) 6:30pm
Probable starter: Robby Rowland (3-5, 4.54)
Yesterday’s Result:  Charlotte 3, Bradenton 2

Robby Rowland will make his 15th start of the season tonight. He has pitched 69.1 innings, allowing 64 hits, six homers and 25 walks. He has 36 strikeouts, a 1.27 GO/AO ratio and a .249 BAA. In his last start, he allowed four runs on five hits and a walk in five innings. On the road this season, he is 2-2, 4.53 in nine starts. Against St Lucie on 5/26, he went four innings, giving up two runs on three hits and two walks. He hasn’t struck out more than four batters in any of his last ten games.

Low-A: West Virginia (42-35 overall, 5-2 2nd half) @ Lakewood (28-46) 7:05pm
Probable starter: Tyler Glasnow (4-1, 2.60)
Yesterday’s Result: West Virginia 7, Hagerstown 6 in 12 innings

Tyler Glasnow will make his 15th start of the season tonight. He has pitched a total of 62.1 innings, allowing 33 hits, six homers and 37 walks. He has 95 strikeouts, a 1.00 GO/AO ratio and a .153 BAA. In his last start, Glasnow went five shutout innings, allowing five hits, one walk and he struck out ten batters. It was the third time he has reached double digits in strikeouts. His season high of 12 strikeouts came on 5/23 against Lakewood. Glasnow is second in the SAL in strikeouts, trailing only Rafael De Paula, who has 96 and was promoted to High-A.

Short-Season A: Jamestown (5-3) vs Batavia (3-5) 7:05pm
Probable Starter: Isaac Sanchez (1-0, 1.13)
Yesterday’s Result: Batavia 4, Jamestown 3

Isaac Sanchez will make his third start of the season tonight. He went five innings in his opening game, giving up three hits, no walks and he struck out five batters. He only lasted three innings in his second outing due to his pitch count. Sanchez gave up just one run on one hit, but he walked four batters. He pitched most of last season in the GCL, making a brief stop in the NYPL for State College, where he made three relief appearances and gave up six runs on eight hits and four walks in four innings.

Rookie:  GCL Pirates (3-2) vs GCL Phillies (1-4) 12:00pm
Probable Starter: Jon Sandfort (NR) Mervin Del Rosario (0-0, 0.00)
Yesterday’s Result: Phillies 5, Pirates 0

Mervin Del Rosario gets his first start of the season today. He pitched once in relief, going 1.2 IP, with no hits or walks and he struck out three batters. He spent last season in the DSL, where he went 5-2, 2.66 in 14 starts. In 61 innings, he had a .242 BAA, 1.28 GO/AO ratio, 11 walks and 28 strikeouts. For a preview of the GCL roster, check out our article here.

DSL: Pirates1 (10-11) vs Angels (12-10) 10:30am
Yesterday’s Result: Pirates1 3, Marlins 2

DSL: Pirates2 (11-10) vs Yankees1 (10-10) 10:30am
Yesterday’s Result: Pirates2 9, Tigers 6

Recent Transactions

6/25 Mel Rojas Jr placed on disabled list.

6/25 Chad Kuhl placed on disabled list. Jared LaKind activated and added to Jamestown roster.

6/24 Vic Black activated from Indianapolis DL. Oscar Tejeda sent to Altoona

6/23 Wandy Rodriguez added to Indianapolis roster on rehab.

6/21 Jose Tabata added to Indianapolis roster on rehab. Ali Solis promoted to Indianapolis

6/19 Stetson Allie and Orlando Castro promoted to Bradenton

6/19 Luis Heredia and Clario Perez added to West Virginia roster

6/19 Jerry Sands placed on disabled list. Oscar Tejeda promoted to Indianapolis.

6/19 Taylor Lewis placed on disabled list. Daniel Grovatt activated from DL and added to Bradenton roster

6/19 Kelson Brown placed on disabled list.

6/19 Chris Diaz added to West Virginia roster.

John Dreker
John Dreker
John started working at Pirates Prospects in 2009, but his connection to the Pittsburgh Pirates started exactly 100 years earlier when Dots Miller debuted for the 1909 World Series champions. John was born in Kearny, NJ, two blocks from the house where Dots Miller grew up. From that hometown hero connection came a love of Pirates history, as well as the sport of baseball. When he didn't make it as a lefty pitcher with an 80+ MPH fastball and a slider that needed work, John turned to covering the game, eventually focusing in on the prospects side, where his interest was pushed by the big league team being below .500 for so long. John has covered the minors in some form since the 2002 season, and leads the draft and international coverage on Pirates Prospects. He writes daily on Pittsburgh Baseball History, when he's not covering the entire system daily throughout the entire year on Pirates Prospects.

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