Luke Davis produced an interesting stat line Thursday for Scottsdale. The Phillies catcher/first base prospect had one hit in the Scorpions 15-8 loss to Salt River but scored four runs in the game, thanks to drawing three walks. In eight games, Davis has drawn nine walks and has struck out five times for the Scorpions to boost his OBP to .516 to go with a .409 slugging percentage and a .318 batting average.
For the Surprise Saguaros, Aroon Escobar had two hits, including a first inning RBI double, and scored twice in a 12-11 loss to Peoria. Escobar scored a run in a three-run top of the ninth to give Surprise an 11-10 lead, but the Javelinas came up with two runs in the bottom of the inning for the walk-off win. After a slow start, Escobar has pushed his average up to .231 this season.
Catcher Kehden Hettiger was 1-for-4 with a double and a run scored. His double came with two outs in the eighth inning and sparked a three-run rally for the Saguaros.
Pitcher Kevin Warunek allowed a run in his one inning of work. His ERA for the season stands at 6.75. After throwing a scoreless seventh inning, Warunek walked the leadoff hitter in the eighth and was pulled in favor of Jesus Gamez (Texas) who allowed a walk and two singles to allow the runner to score.
Venezuelan Winter League
Francisco Renteria went 0-for2 with Zulia in their 14-7 loss to Lara. Renteria has struggled through the early portion of the season in Venezuela, batting .071 (1-for-14) in six games.
Mexican Pacific League
Orlando Gonzalez gave up two runs on two hits and a walk in just 0.2 innings of work in the Hermosillo’s 9-3 loss to Nayarit on Thursday.
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