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Manaea gets pitcher of year award on Cape
Before doing a head-first slide into this weekend’s notes and statistics, we want to send best wishes to Dennis Clark, who did a great job of putting together this column for several years, as he pursues other endeavors.
For the rest of this baseball season, I will try to fill his shoes.
Indiana State junior left-handed pitcher Sean Manaea capped his 2012 summer season with the Hyannis (Mass.) Harbor Hawks of the Cape Cod Baseball League by claiming the B.F.C. Whitehouse Top Pitcher Award and the Robert A. McNeece Outstanding Pro Prospect Award, according to an announcement from the league office last week.
Manaea finished with a 5-1 record and a 1.22 earned-run average, striking out 85 batters in 51.2 innings. The southpaw’s 85 strikeouts this summer were the most since Daniel Bard fanned 82 during the 2005 season. The single-season record for strikeouts in the CCBL is 126 by Paul Mitchell in the summer of 1969.
“It’s been a great summer here on the Cape and I couldn’t have asked for anything better in terms of my teammates, great competition and the kind of recognition this [season] has brought me,” said Manaea after receiving both awards Monday during pregame ceremonies at McKeon Park.
The Wanatah native got better as the summer progressed, winning each of his last five starts for Hyannis. Over those five outings, Manaea was 5-0 with a 0.26 ERA in 34 innings while striking out 56 and allowing 13 hits and one walk.
Through games of Friday
Position players
Player (Team; Class/Parent club) AB R H HR RBI Avg.
Clint Barmes (Pittsburgh) 317 24 68 5 28 .215
Nevin Ashley (Durham; AAA/Tampa Bay) 116 18 33 3 12 .284
Josh Phegley (Charlotte; AAA/CWS) 345 30 90 1 34 .261
Brady Shoemaker (Birmingham; AA/CWS) 412 81 127 16 77 .308
Ryan Strausborger (Frisco; AA/Texas) 369 52 91 4 39 .247
Nick Ciolli (Winston-Salem; A-Adv./CWS) 160 27 43 4 25 .269
Kyle Lafrenz (Clearwater; A-Adv./Phil.) 57 5 9 0 4 .158
Jeremy Lucas (Mahoning Valley; A-Clev.) 56 9 14 2 5 .250
Stephen Bruno (Boise; A/Cubs) 173 34 56 2 23 .324
Jake Eigsti (Camden; Ind.) 322 34 77 5 37 .239
Pascual Del Real (Edinburg; Ind.) 157 15 32 1 16 .204
Alex Guthrie (Gateway; Ind.) 49 8 13 2 8 .265
Pitchers
Pitcher (Team; Class-Parent club) IP H BB SO W-L Sv ERA
Joe Thatcher (San Diego) 26.1 24 10 28 0-4 1 3.42
Brian Omogrosso (Chicago W.Sox) 6.1 7 3 3 0-0 0 4.26
Matt Zaleski (Charlotte; AAA/CWS) 113.2 118 50 68 4-6 0 4.04
Mitch Stetter (Nashville; AAA/Mil.) 28.0 18 14 35 1-1 0 2.89
Derek Eitel (Mobile; AA/Arizona) 128.1 139 40 76 7-9 0 4.07
Ryan Tatusko (Harrisburg; AA/Wash.) 62.2 58 30 52 2-5 0 4.60
Jake Petricka (Birmingham; AA/CWS) 112.1 121 63 103 5-7 0 4.97
Colin Rea (Ft. Wayne; A/San Diego) 86.1 82 41 69 4-7 0 3.54
Jason Van Skike (Kannapolis; A/CWS) 30.0 24 14 26 3-0 2 4.80
Brett Merkley (Great Falls; R/CWS) 21.1 25 6 15 1-1 6 1.69
Brandon Dorsett (Bluefield; R/Toronto) 22.2 18 3 13 2-1 2 0.79
Dakota Bacus (AZL A’s; R/Oakland) 21.0 12 2 22 2-0 4 1.71
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