The Los Angeles Dodgers had three Minor Leaguers honored for the month of July in Michael Busch and Mike Montgomery for Triple-A Oklahoma City, and Kendall Williams for the High-A Great Lakes Loons.
Los Angeles Dodgers Minor Leaguer Mike Montgomery was named the Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week for July 24-30. Montgomery, who is currently with Triple-A Oklahoma City, allowed just two hits over five scoreless innings with four strikeouts against one walk in a win against the Reno Aces on July 27.
A recap of Monday in the Dodgers minor leagues. Two days after his 34th birthday, Mike Montgomery had his best start this year for Oklahoma City. The left-hander struck out eight in five scoreless innings, allowing only four walks and two singles.
Los Angeles Dodgers minor league pitcher William Cuevas has left the organization, per Oklahoma City Dodgers broadcaster Alex Freedman, as he'll make his return to a team he has familiarity with.
The Dodgers have signed outfielder Kole Calhoun and left-hander Mike Montgomery to minor league contracts.
Lon Horwedel-USA TODAY Sports Aaron Loup had one of the best reliever seasons in franchise history for the New York Mets in 2021 after signing a one-year deal to be their LOOGY.
Lon Horwedel-USA TODAY Sports Aaron Loup had one of the best reliever seasons in franchise history for the New York Mets in 2021 after signing a one-year deal to be their LOOGY.
Mike Montgomery, Photo by James Farrance On a night when it took the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders until the sixth inning to get their first hit, they made the hits they got after count as they came back from a 3-0 eighth inning deficit to stun the Syracuse Mets, 5-3.
PORT ST. LUCIE - The Mets' front office is currently focused on bolstering the depth of their pitching staff and outfield. This week, the Mets signed a trio of players with big-league experience to minor league deals in left-handed relievers Chasen Shreve and Mike Montgomery, along with outfielder Travis Jankowski.
Montgomery and the Mets also connected on a minor league deal a year ago, but he never cracked the roster.
Former Chicago Cubs pitcher Mike Montgomery had one of the more epic meltdowns you’ll ever see in a recent KBO game.
Montgomery, 31, was in spring training with the Mets but didn’t land a roster spot. He quickly signed with the Yankees back on April 5, but his minor-league deal contained an opt-out clause that he’s now exercised.
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