AAA OKC

Kyle Funkhouser turned in a GREAT start for AAA OKC! 5.2IP 4H 0R 5Ks 2BB

3rd straight very good outing in a row for Funkhouser, and, after tonight, he’s given up just 1 run in his last 12 innings.

4 Seam was 93-95, which is a touch down from his average, spin touched over 2500 though, which is great. Sinker was 93-94 and got a lot of weak contact. He paired his fastballs with a slider that got a lot of weak contact, a cutter, and a changeup.

Here’s a good look at his outing from behind home plate at the Bricktown Ballpark

Edgardo Henriquez just finished his outing for AAA OKC. 1.1IP 1H 1R 3Ks 1BB

From behind home plate, his high rider at 100+ is very impressive, but the pitch that takes you aback is his cutter at 94. Here is a good look at his outing from the stadium and behind home plate.

He was over 100 mph several times, and the last pitch blew the doors off at the top of the zone at 101.3.

Noah Miller went deep into the Oklahoma night for his 1st HR since being promoted to AAA. Miller’s home run was one of only two hits for the Comets tonight, but it was enough to gather a very exciting 2-1 win.

Miller is having a very good offensive season, hitting .303 overall, and he extended his hit streak to 9 games. He keeps hittin’ like this, to pair with his stellar defense, watch out.

Here’s a look at his home run from the open face, and his bunt attempt from behind from Bricktown Ballpark in OKC.

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AA Tulsa Drillers

Yeiner Fernandez had 3 hits last night for AA Tulsa to increase his average up to .284. Fernandez also had 2 RBIs & has back-to-back multi-hit games.

Fernandez has hits in 5 games in a row and is 5 for his last 10

Taylor Young had a couple of knocks for AA Tulsa. Neither of them was hit exceptionally hard, but he was due some favors from the “Baseball Gods” because he’s hit a lot of balls hard lately that haven’t ended up in his.

Young also walked twice and scored twice, which, from your leadoff hitter, is just about everything you want. TY extended his hit streak to 10 games.

Kelvin Ramirez threw a scoreless inning for AA Tulsa and was hitting the upper 90s consistently. Ramirez lowered his ERA to 3.60; he has 30 Ks in 25 innings, he’s gone scoreless in 3 outings in a row, and in 9 of his last 10.

Robinson Ortiz put together another good relief outing for AA Tulsa last night. 1.2IP 1H 0R 2Ks 0BB Ortiz has been smokin’ hot on the bump since his promotion to AA, posting an ERA of just 0.96 with the Drillers, WHIP of just 0.96, and an average against of just 1.82. Just before he got to the Drillers, he had given up just 1 run in his last 3.2 innings spanning 5 outings, so he’s hitting a really good stride.

High A Great Lakes

Cameron Decker went big fly for Great Lakes for the 2nd day in a row, and this one gave the Loons the lead. Decker has impressive power, but with a focus on being a great hitter first.

Whoever taught this young man how to hit knows what they’re doing, because he has a great setup. He uses the big part of the field to gather a lot of hits, but has a WORLD of pull side power.

Super excited he’s back from his hamate injury, pumped to watch him for the rest of the year.

Wyatt Crowell turned in his longest start as a pro, and it was a good one last night for the Loons.

5.1IP 6H 2R 3BB

ALL 6 hits were singles, so he did a good job of staying away from damage. Crowell has back-to-back good starts and has given up just 3 earned runs in his last 10 innings.

Crowell has great stuff and is in the process of mastering the execution piece, the same as every other young pitcher. Exciting potential, wicked breaking stuff, good fastball with movement

Cam Day did good work last night in a multi-inning relief outing for Great Lakes. 2.1IP 1H 0R 1K 2BB He walked the first hitter he faced after coming in for Crowell with 1 out in the 6th, then retired the next hitters in a row. Both of his walks were on bookends, to the 1st and last hitter he faced. Day has back-to-back scoreless outings.

Carson Hobbs has a fastball that can reach 100 MPH, but last night he finished off the game for the Loons with back-to-back splitters.

Add this one the the cap of an awesome breakout campaign for Hobbs, who is obliterating Midwest League hitters to the tune of an ERA of 1.91, WHIP of 0.85, average against of .135. This dude has every mental and physical tool to continue adding helium to his rise.

Single A Rancho Cucamonga

Congrats to Justin Chambers, who made his affiliated debut last night with Rancho, and also got his 1st professional W.

Chambers is just 19 and was drafted by Milwaukee in 2023, but was then traded to the Dodgers for Bryan Hudson just ahead of last year (2024).

Dude has SERIOUS potential, and tons of swing and miss stuff. He struck out 30 hitters in 15 innings in his action at the complex, then struck out 2 more last night.

Chambers features a sinker/sweeper mix with an occasional cutter and change. Last night he was 93-95 on the velo, and his ball moves area codes.

That was FUN to watch!

What can’t Eduardo Quintero do? Dude hit a leadoff home run, then later in the game hosed a runner at home trying to score. Quintero leads the Cal League in home runs with 4.

Dilan Figueredo had a very good outing last night for Rancho.

2IP 1H 0R 1K 2BB

Figuereco lowered his ERA down to 1.20, and his WHIP is just 0.98, and he’s posted 4 scoreless outings in a row.

Niko Perez had quite the night last night for Rancho, pounding out 3 hits, including a ground-rule double. He had 3 RBIs as well and has hits in 8 of his last 9 games.

Mairo Martinus went big fly for Rancho, had 2 hits in total, 3 RBIs, and scored a couple of times as well. Martinus has 2 multi-hit games in his last 3.

Dodgers Down on the Farm: OKC Pitches Well

AAA OKC

AA Tulsa Drillers

High A Great Lakes

Single A Rancho Cucamonga

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