Eric Stults got it done on the mound for Las Vegas in their 6-1 win over Portland. He gave up a run on five hits and a walk with seven strikeouts in six innings of work. The win improves his record to 3-4 on the season.
Tony Abreu had a nice day at the plate with four […]
Las Vegas lost 6-5 to the River Cats but Tony Abreu had a very nice game at the plate. He went four for five with a double, a triple, three RBIs and a run. Larry Barnes went one for three with a walk, an RBI and two runs.
Joe Mays had a medicore start. He gave […]
Eric Stults had a good enough start. He gave up just three runs on eight hits with three strikeouts in six innings of work and he left the game with a tied. Unfortunately Spike Lundberg gave up three late runs as the 51s lost 6-4.
Mitch Jones hit a solo homerun in the loss. Tony Abreu […]
Eric Stults got it done on the mound for the 51s with another solid start. He gave up just one run on eight hits and a walk with six strikeouts in the 2-1 win.
All of the offense was provided by Andy LaRoche. His two run homer accounted for both Las Vegas runs. Tony Abreu singled […]
The 51s kept up their winning streak in a 7-4 win over Colorado Springs. Tony Abreu and James Loney led the way with the bats. Abreu went three for fou with two doubles and three runs while Loney drove in three.
D.J. Houlton picked up the win with 5 decent innings. He gave up three runs […]
The top of the order really got it done in this game. Tony Abreu went five for five with a homerun and three runs scored while Larry Bigbie had four hits and three runs. Delwyn Young and Mitch Jones also went yard with Young driving in three runs in the 10-2 win.
Eric Stults picked up […]
Las Vegas finally picked up their first win of the season in a 9-4 win over Salt Lake. Tony Abreu had a big game at the plate. He went two for five with a triple, three RBIs and two runs. Larry Bigbie had four hits and Delwyn Young hit a solo homerun.
Greg Miller had a […]
Baseball America took one last look at the Dodgers spring camp with a “who’s hot” and “who’s not” format. James Loney had a prominent place with his great spring and Tony Abreu gets some time. Andy LaRoche and Scott Elbert showed up in the “who’s not” category.
Coming in tied with Ivan DeJesus is Tony Abreu, the second baseman who the Dodgers signed out of the Dominican Republic back in 2002. He showed up on only one of the three lists, but Baseball America had him as the fifth best prospect so here he is.
He made his minor league debut in the […]
Baseball America released their list of the top ten Dodgers prospects today. No major surprises and despite all of the promotions last year, the Dodgers remained stocked with talent.
Andy LaRoche comes in at number one. LaRoche had solid numbers at both Double A and Triple A and he could be the teams starting third baseman […]
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