Padres 8, Orioles 4
Alexi Amarista had three extra-base hits and the San Diego Padres matched their season-high with 17 hits, beating the Baltimore Orioles 8-4 Wednesday for a two-game sweep.
Everth Cabrera had four hits and a walk, and Jedd Gyorko had three singles for the Padres, who are 13-6 after a 5-15 start.
John Baker hit a go-ahead, two-run single in the second against Freddy Garcia (0-2)...
Via AP on Fox
3 days ago
|
Discuss
Video: Alexi Amarista makes incredibly entertaining catch
Your browser does not support iframes.Well, San Diego Padres center fielder Alexi Amarista made one entertaining catch Saturday.The play came in the bottom of the sixth when Amarisata took a less-than-stellar route to flag down a flyball. The dazed and confused youngster got all the way to the warning track before realizing he had severly misjudged the baseball. At that point, he...
2012 Report Card: Second Base
Second base for the Padres in 2012 was a roller coaster to say the least. After rumors that the Padres were trying to practically give away Orlando Hudson (the Padres #3 hitter on opening day 2011), he started 2012 with the club and continued to struggle at the plate. Hudson was not a fan favorite and his effort in the field left a lot to be desired. The Padres finally grew weary...
Top Play: Alexi Amarista makes diving stop
San Diego Padres Infielder Alexi Amarista is quickly making a name for himself as a solid defender after numerous solid plays in the field. He added to his web gem portfolio on Sunday night with an an amazing diving stop at shortstop.
The play occurred in the bottom of the fourth inning in a close game against the host Marlins. Amarista ranged to his right and made a diving stop...
Grandal, Amarista, and Wells Lead Padres Over Rockies.
After getting bombed on Friday night, the Padres fought back and beat the Rockies convincingly in two straight games to take the series. Game two showcased Yasmani Grandal’s first big league start, after the demotion of Nick Hundley, and Alexi Amarista and his sudden power surge. But the Padres relied on the arm of 35 year-old Kip Wells on Sunday and were not disappointed as he...
Amarista, Alonso, & Co. Power Padres Past the Angels for Series Win.
The Angels came out on 70’s night and really handle the Padres with an impressive 7-2 win. But the Padres came back, winning the next two including the rubber game in 13 innings, by a score of 3-2. Newly acquired second baseman Alexi Amarista was the star Saturday night, either scoring or batting in all Padres’ runs. Yonger Alonso provided the heroics Sunday early with a game...
Daily Friar 5.20.12
For the first time since 2006 the Padres were able to beat the Angels. It was a fantastic win to say the least. The Padres played Padres baseball: great pitching, great fielding (one error) and some timely hitting. Alexi Amarista was the spark plug for the team as he was always on base and scored 2 of the 3 Padres runs. I for one am very excited to watch him play in Petco for years...
Amarista's big night leads Padres past Angels 3-2
Alexi Amarista gave the San Diego Padres quite a boost for a guy who's just 5-foot-7 and 150 pounds.
Amarista scored San Diego's first two runs against his former team and then doubled in the go-ahead run off Dan Haren in the seventh inning to lead the Padres to a 3-2 victory against the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday night.
''I was happy with everything I did today...
Via AP on Fox
May 20, 2012
|
Discuss
FanGraphs Prospect Stock Watch – 05/18/12
Alexi Amarista, IF/OF, San Diego Padres
Current Level: MLB
2012 Top 15 Prospects Ranking: 8th (Angels)
Current Value: MLB ready
Recently acquired from the Los Angeles Angels in the deal that sent Ernesto Frieri to the American League, Amarista offers some skills that play very well in San Diego: speed, versatility and defense. The 23-year-old has spent parts of three seasons in triple...
How long before Amarista takes over?
It’s hard to imagine Alexi Amarista can do any more than he has this spring to earn a spot on the Angels. After impressing in his second consecutive season of winter ball, Amarista entered spring as a dark horse candidate to inherit a backup role with the Angels. But he’s done nothing but impress since stepping onto the field and may have potentially earned a spot in a featured...
THE PADRES HOT 25








