Best April Stats

[robbotis]

I'll give it my best shot to provide the best stats for the first month:

Memphis
Hitter:
Shane Robinson went .375/.437/.479. So despite a sub 500 slugging % he still broke .900 OPS. Impressive, but unlikely to continue.
Pitcher:
Tie between two highly thought of Prospects.
Clayton Mortenson 18.1 IP, 1.47 ERA, 12 K's 11 BB, WHIP 1.15.
Jess Todd 11.1 IP, 1.59 ERA, 16 K's only 3 BB, 0.79 WHIP.

Springfield
Hitter:
Springfield certainly has it's share of hitting prospects. Sorry to Hill, Jones, Henley, and Wallace(all having an OPS of .900 or better). The surprise here is 2B, Daniel Descalso going .392/.451/.662. 6 doubles, 4 triples, and 2 home runs, along w/ a .392 average are really impressive.
Pitcher:
It's a good thing this team can hit. The best pitching line for April belongs to reliever Tyler Norrick, 14.1 IP, 2.51 ERA, 20 K's, 7 BB, 1.19 WHIP.

Palm Beach
Hitter:
W/ no power on the team, the best batter thus far is Adron Chambers, .390/.438/.576. Zero Homers, but five triples.
Pitcher:
Lance Lynn has the best of some pretty decent lines. 15.2 IP, 2.30 ERA, 17 K's, 3 BB, 1.21 WHIP.

Quad Cities
Hitter:
Not much here, w/ less than 20 games played, but the catchers are looking good. 20 year old Roberto Espinoza: .350/.536/.400 and 22 year old Charles Cutler: .325/.451/.425.
Pitcher:
21 year old Closer Casey Mulligan has been real tough to hit. 8 IP, 1.13 ERA, 15 K's, 2 BB, 0.63 WHIP, only 3 hits allowed, good for 5 saves.

[clevername]

I'm interested to see what Lynn does this year.

[GatewaySnayke]

I'm interested to see if this team will ever draft a blue chip pitching prospect.

[MrCrowesGarden]

I've tried to compile a top 10 list for hitters in various categories. Pitchers will probably have to come later today or tomorrow.

Batting Average
T-1. Steve Hill (AA)--.391
T-1. Roberto Espinoza (A)--.391
3. Dan Descalso (AA)--.385
T-4. Shane Robinson (AAA)--.375
T-4. Adron Chambers (A+)--.375
6. Paul Cruz (A)--.371
7. Shane Peterson (A+)--.370
8. Daryl Jones (AA)--.358
9. Curt Smith (A+)--.329
10. Charles Cutler (A)--.325

OBP
1. Roberto Espinoza-- .563
2. Brett Lilley (A)-- .514
3. Paul Cruz-- .500
4. Charles Cutler-- .451
5. Shane Peterson-- .446
6. Daryl Jones-- .443
7. Dan Descalso-- .442
8. Steve Hill --.437
9. Shane Robinson --.434
10. Mark Hamilton (AA) --.434

SLG
1. Steve Hill --.734
2. Dan Descalso--. .641
3. Paul Cruz --.571
4. Adron Chambers --.547
5. Curt Smith --.526
6. Brett Wallace (AA)-- .500
7. Shane Robinson --.479
8. Daryl Jones-- .478
9. Shane Peterson-- .466
T-10. Mark Hamilton-- .442
T-10. Tyler Henley (AA)-- .442

OPS
1. Steve Hill-- 1.171
2. Dan Descalso-- 1.083
3. Paul Cruz-- 1.071
4. Roberto Espinoza--. 997
5. Adron Chambers --.967
6. Brett Wallace --.930
7. Daryl Jones --.921
8. Shane Robinson --. 913
9. Shane Peterson-- .912
10. Curt Smith-- .888

HR
T-1. Steve Hill--5
T-1. Brett Wallace--5
3. Curt Smith--4
4. Osvaldo Morales (A)--3
T-5. 8 at 2

RBI
1. Dan Descalso--21
2. Osvaldo Morales--20
T-3. Steve Hill--17
T-3. Curt Smith--17
5. Nick Stavinoha (AAA)--15
6. James Rapoport (AA)--14
7. Brett Wallace--13
8. Charles Cutler--12
T-9. Shane Peterson--11
T-9. Chris Swauger (A)--11