DONNIE JOSEPH RUMORS

MINOR details 5/24/12: Blue Wahoos with only win among minor leaguers

Donnie Joseph once again locked down a win for Pensacola. Indianapolis 2 Louisville 1 (15 innings) -Jeff Francis threw seven innings of one-run baseball, but the Bats (15-33) lost. Four pitchers combined to throw six innings of shutout relief including Carlos Fisher (0.2), Travis Webb (0.1), Nick Christiani (2.0), and Scott Carroll (3.0). Jordan Smith (1-2) took the loss allowing...
Via Redlegs Review  |  6 days ago
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Reds top prospects update: Donnie Joseph can pitch a little

Billy Hamilton has cooled off a bit, but he still has 40 stolen bases and 37 runs in 41 games. Tony Cingrani and Donnie Joseph are throwing the baseball very well. Joseph looks like a guy who could see a little time in Cincinnati later this year, as he is looking nearly unhittable so far. Other than that there's not a whole lot about which to write home. An honorable mention...
Via Redlegs Review  |  9 days ago
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Perez Leads Wahoos Over Suns

Donnie Joseph shot up the Reds ladder after he was drafted out of the University of Houston. He reached AA by the end of his second season and was named Cincinnati's minor league pitcher of the year. Last year he struggled pitching the entire season against more advanced hitters. This season he's found a solution for Southern League batters while emerging as a dominant AA closer.
Via reds.scout.com  |  9 days ago
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MINOR details 5/6/2012: Blue Wahoos win in 12

Despite Donnie Joseph allowing his first run and blown save, the Blue Wahoos were victorious in 12. Indianapolis 4 Louisville 2 -Brett Tomko pitched another solid game for the Bats (10-21), striking out six over six innings and allowing two earned runs. Josh Judy (1-2) took the loss giving up two earned in 1/3 of an inning. -2B Chris Valaika was 2-4 with a double, an RBI,...
Via Redlegs Review  |  24 days ago
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Wahoos Lose in 13

Southpaw reliever Donnie Joseph was a top prospect in the Reds system before a disappointing 2011 season. He hasn't allowed a run in six 2012 appearances at AA Pensacola.
Via reds.scout.com  |  April 17, 2012
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Friday news and notes

I got an email from the printing company last night. Books are at the UPS sorting station and on their way to me. They should start shipping on Monday, assuming they get here on the scheduled time. If you haven’t ordered yours, you might want to check out that picture above and get on that. The Reds announced several new Spring Training invitees yesterday: RHP Daniel Corcino...
Via Reds Minor Leagues  |  January 13, 2012
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New 21-25 Top Prospects

With the Reds trading away Alonso, Grandal, Boxberger, Torreyes and Sappelt the Reds lost 5 of their Top 25 prospects in my rankings. Here are the new guys ranked #21-25 now that those guys have departed (For full scouting reports on these guys and about 85 more guys, click on that link above and buy the 2012 (Reds) Prospect Guide): 21.  Donnie Joseph – LHP – 23 years...
Via Reds Minor Leagues  |  January 12, 2012
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State of the Farm – Relief Pitching

Donnie Joseph leads the way with this group of players now that Brad Boxberger is with a new team. Joseph has some of the best stuff of the relievers with an above-average fastball and a plus slider from the left side. He had put up dominating numbers coming up until the 2011 season when his inability to control his slider finally caught up with him. The pitch has very good movement...
Via Reds Minor Leagues  |  December 22, 2011
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Arizona Fall League Pitch F/X – Reds Pitchers

Yesterday I decided to dive into some Pitch F/X data for the pitchers out in the Arizona Fall League. I am going to look at each guy individually, then do a little comparison of them all at the end. Brad Boxberger – RHP – Top Velocity (95.2 MPH) Boxberger has worked with three pitches so far. From the 1st base view, we can see that the pitches all look very similar until...
Via Reds Minor Leagues  |  November 07, 2011
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Joseph, Desert Dogs Win

Phoenix scored in every inning except the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th as they routed Surprise 11-5 on Friday. -Brodie Greene started at SS and went 1-4 with a double, a run scored, and a walk. -Donnie Joseph (1-1) pitched a perfect inning with two strikeouts to pick up the win. Joseph's ERA is 3.38.
Via Redlegs Review  |  October 29, 2011
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