10/19 Arizona Fall League Report
Domonic Brown hit his second HR of the season while the potent middle of Phoenix’s lineup (Josh Bell, Brandon Snyder, and Grant Desme) continue to punish the ball with multi hit games. Brandon Erbe looked good in his AFL debut (2 IP 2K) and Reds OF prospect Chris Heisey hit his second HR.
Today’s top prospect is red hot Detroit Tigers 2B prospect Scott Sizemore. Already three HR’s into his season, Sizemore logged in with a 3-4 day at the plate with two doubles and four RBI. Sizemore now has a league leading 9 RBI and is hitting .375 through his first four games. The 24 year old infielder had a breakout season splitting time between AA Erie and AAA Toledo, hitting .308 with 17 HR 66 RBI 21 SB 88 runs and 39 doubles. Sizemore’s AFL season should factor greatly in shaping Detroit’s offseason plans when it comes to re-signing free agent Placido Polonco. Sizemore’s ability to step into the role would allow the Tigers to save $5-6 next season to allocate to other need areas. Sizemore has only one rookie card, an autograph in the 2007 Bowman Heritage set, to date. His hot start in the AFL has garnered some attention for the card as it currently sits at $7-9 and is only intermittently listed on eBay at this time.
AFL Player of the Day—SCOTT SIZEMORE
Other AFL Performances:
- Pedro Ciriaco Jr.—2-5 2B R RBI
- Domonic Brown—2-5 HR(2) RBI
- Brandon Allen—2-5 2B 2 RBI
- Thomas Neal—1-2 2B R 2 RBI 2 BB SB(2)
- Joe Martinez—3 IP 3H ER BB 3K W (1-0)
- Ruben Tejada—2-4 2 2B
- MItch Moreland—2-4 2B R
- Jeff Bianchi—2-4 BB
- Scott Sizemore—3-4 2 2B R 4 RBI
- Dayan Viciedo—1-5 2 RBI
- Jordan Danks—1-1 HR(1) RBI BB
- Lorenzo Cain—0-3 3R 2 BB SB(2)
- Scot Drucker—3 IP 3H K W (1-0)
- Chris Parmelee—3-4 2 2B R
- Ryan Kalish—2-4 RBI
- Josh Bell—4-5 2B 3B 3R RBI
- Grant Desme—3-5 2B R
- Brandon Snyder—2-5 2B R
- Adam Loewen—1-4 HR(1) 3 RBI BB
- Brandon Erbe—2 IP 2K
- Mickey Storey—2 IP H 4K
- Drew Storen—IP H 2K
- Nick Weglarz—3-4 2B
- Jason Castro—1-3 R BB
- Chris Heisey—1-4 HR(2) RBI







Gerald said,
I believe Sizemore was named starter already, or at least heavily speculated to be.
Jeremy said,
That seems to be the logical move for the Tigers going forward and they do have Ramon Santiago who has proven to be a decent utility infielder if Sizemore struggles out of the gate. I think that he’s got enough polish and upside to handle himself adaquately once April rolls around.
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