The Billings Mustangs begin play on Monday the 18th, but it appears that they have begun adding players to their roster on Milb.com. While their current ‘roster’ on their website has far too many players on it, I am more interested in seeing the players who have been added to it today as you figure those are the guys who will actually be playing there (with a few hold overs from last year). Here are some of the more interesting guys:
Tony Amezcua
He was drafted by the Reds back in 2010 in the 7th round and had good scouting reports coming out of high school, but he has only managed to throw 15.1 innings since then. Coming out of high school he has a slightly above-average fastball and a curveball with really good potential along with a change up.
Gabriel Rosa
Rosa will play this year at 18 years old and is the Reds 2nd rounder from 2011. He has some big time power potential, though he is probably going to be one of the more raw players on the Mustangs.
Jesse Winker
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Mike Costanzo went 1-4 with a double.
Dioner Navarro went 2-4 with an RBI.
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6/17 Game Review
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Danny Dorn went 2-2 with 2 walks.
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S: S. Marshall (9)
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S: A. Chapman (8)
HR: CIN - J. Bruce (15) NYM - None
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