navigate the nation:
Home
About Us
Contact Us
Photo Gallery
Video Center
News
Phillies Bars
RSS Feeds
Archives
Exclusive T-shirts
Advertising
Ticket Exchange
Events
Event Calendar
Biggest Phillies Fans
Receive Posts via Email
Book List
Fantasy Baseball
Games
Phillies Weather
Comment Policy
Privacy Policy
In the News
Send To a Friend
Featured Lists:
In Progress
* Beerman's Off-season Report Card
* Total WAR Project
Archived
* 100 Greatest Phillies
* Biggest Phillies Fans
* Top 25 Phillies Prospects
* Worst Pitching Performances
* Top Games from 2008 Season
* Top Games from 2007 Season
* Top Games from 2009 Season
* 2009 Player Reviews
* Exclusive Interviews
Listen to Pat
facebook:
footprints:
IM:
blogads:
2008 World Series:
Remember it like it was yesterday...
* Game 5 Gameday Post
* Photos from Game 5
* Photos from the Parade
* Videos from World Series and Parade
* Audio clips of Phillies broadcasters
* Biggest Fan Contest
links:
syndication:
copyright:
tickets:
Minor Leagues: Savery Improves To 8-1
Posted by Tim Malcolm, Tue, June 16, 2009 10:00 AM
A quick recap of the minors from Monday:
- The Reading Phillies defeated Harrisburg, lifting Joe Savery to an 8-1 record. The former first-round pick walked three and struck out four in six innings of one-hit ball, lowering his ERA to 3.47. Michael Taylor is hitting .332 after a 1-for-3 game.
- The IronPigs won, 8-5. Carlos Carrasco got a rare win (2-7), pitching his usual game this season: 6.1 innings, four runs, five strikeouts. Former big-league Phillie Miguel Cairo went 2-for-4, raising his average to .344.
- Clearwater lost, 7-5, to Saraosta, as Julian Sampson continued his 2009 struggles. He allowed six runs in five innings, taking his ERA above 8.00. The Threshers are currently without their best player, top prospect Dominic Brown, who’s out for three-to-four weeks with a broken finger.
- Lakewood lost, 5-1, to Delmarva. Jason Knapp fell to 2-5, giving up four runs (none earned) in 5.1 innings. He struck out seven but walked five. Justin De Fratus lowered his ERA to 1.65 after 1.2 scoreless. Travis d’Arnaud, trying to jump over .200 in a bad offensive season, went 2-for-4 with a double. The game was stopped after seven.
Permalink Comments (12) | Trackback (0)
12 Responses to “Minor Leagues: Savery Improves To 8-1”
Leave a Reply
Ashburn Award

2009 Philadelphia Phillies
Partner
ad:
Harry Kalas Tribute:
tickets:
Buy MLB baseball tickets online for the best seats in Philadelphia! Find Phillies tickets, Flyers tickets, Eagles tickets, 76ers tickets and great deals on World Series tickets at Coast to Coast, as well as popular concert tickets, theater tickets, NASCAR tickets, baseball playoffs tickets and NCAA tickets right here. We're your source for Philadelphia events!
phillies tickets:
Looking for Philadelphia Phillies tickets? We have tickets to every Philadelphia Phillies game at home at Citizen’s Bank Park and on the road. We also have tickets to other Philadelphia sporting events, including the Philadelphia Eagles and the Philadelphia Flyers. In fact, we are your source for sports tickets, concert tickets and theater tickets.
tickets:
Philadelphia Phillies Tickets
Nationals Tickets
World Series Tickets
Red Sox Tickets
Yankees Tickets
White Sox Tickets
Braves Tickets
Orioles Tickets
Padres Tickets
Philadelphia Eagles Tickets
Citizens Bank Park History
advertising:
Philadelphia Phillies Tickets
MLB Tickets
St. Louis Cardinals Tickets
Philadelphia Ticket Broker
Philadelphia Flyers Tickets
Villanova Wildcats
Basketball Tickets
Chicago White Sox Tickets
Boston Red Sox Tickets
New York Yankees Tickets
Concert Tickets
bladvertising:
Philadelphia Phillies tickets,
Boston Red Sox Tickets,
NY Yankees Tickets,
Chicago Cubs Tickets,
Baseball Tickets,
Philadelphia Ticket Broker,
Jimmy Buffett Tickets,
Shakira Tickets,
Dave Matthews Tickets,
Eric Clapton tickets,
Bruce Springsteen Tickets,
Rolling Stones Tour,
Philadelphia Eagles Tickets,
Chicago Bears Tickets,
Football Tickets,
Super Bowl Tickets,
Theater Tickets
the googles:
tags:
Batters Brad Lidge Bullpen Carlos Ruiz Chad Durbin Chan Ho Park Charlie Manuel Chase Utley Citizens Bank Park Cole Hamels Comcast Comcast Sportsnet Cy Young Espn Fastball Game Gameday Happ Home Runs Jamie Moyer Jayson Werth Jimmy Rollins Joe Blanton Lehigh Valley Matt Stairs New York Mets Pedro Feliz Pedro Martinez Philadelphia Phillies Phillie Phillies Phillies Fans Pitchers Pitches Raul Ibanez Rbi Roy Halladay Ryan Howard Ryan Madson Scott Eyre Shane Victorino Spring Training Twitter Weather World Series
Phils news:
MLB.com: Phillies Update
Phils Trade Rumors
ESPN News
MLB Trade Rumors
Inquirer Phillies News
Phillies Transactions
Phillies Free Agent Tracker
Scout.com - Phillies
academic:
Baseball Diplomacy
Baseball and the American City
Gospel on the Mound: Our National Pastime and the Culture of Religion
Mitchell Nathanson
Economic Issues in Sports
Business of Baseball Data and Documents
Baseball Hall of Fame Research Department
Phillies Wikipedia
tickets:
2009 salaries:
Charlie Manuel - $3 million
Ryan Howard - $19 million
Chase Utley - $15 million
Roy Halladay - $15.75 million (Toronto pays $6 million)
Brad Lidge - $11.5 million
Raul Ibanez - $11.5 million
Jimmy Rollins - $7.5 million
Jayson Werth - $7 million
Cole Hamels - $6.65 million
Jamie Moyer - $6.5 million
Placido Polanco - $5.25 million
Joe Blanton - $5.475 million
Ryan Madson - $4.5 million
J.C. Romero - $4 million
Shane Victorino - $3.125 million
Chad Durbin - $1.635 million
Greg Dobbs - $1.35 million
Ross Gload - $1 million
Brian Schnieder - $1 million
Juan Castro - $750,000
Clay Condrey - $650,000
Chris Snelling - $450,000
Kyle Kendrick - $445,000
Carlos Ruiz - $425,000
Chris Coste - $415,000
Francisco Rosario - $395,000
Mike Zagurski - $392,500
Fabio Castro - $383,000
J.D. Durbin - $380,000
Anderson Garcia - $380,000
Scott Mathieson - $380,000
J.A. Happ - $380,000
Yoel Hernandez - $380,000
Scott Mathieson - $380,000
Chris Roberson - $380,000
Brian Sanches - $380,000
Zach Segovia - $380,000
Matt Smith - $380,000
Joe Thurston - $380,000
advertising:
Front Row USA has premium concert tickets for your favorite artists - The Eagles Tickets, Madonna Tickets and Robert Plant Tickets. Check out our inventory of Philadelphia Phillies Tickets, Florida Marlins Tickets, Miami Dolphins Tickets and Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tickets and Orange Bowl Tickets.
advertising:
Ticket Brokers is your premier ticket broker for Broadway theatre tickets, baseball tickets, football tickets, basketball tickets and concert tickets. Buy Cubs playoffs tickets behind home plate, or enjoy an afternoon in the Cubbies bleacher seats. We are also a Super Bowl Ticket Broker, with a large inventory of Bears Tickets.
advertising:
Phillies tickets
Pirates tickets
MLB All Star Game tickets
Cubs tickets
Yankees tickets
Steelers tickets
Eagles tickets
Patriots tickets
Giants tickets
Chargers tickets
76ers tickets
Flyers tickets,
Penguins tickets
tickets:
AC Milan Tickets
Real Madrid Tickets
Rugby Tickets
Ashes Tickets
Six Nations Tickets
O2 Arena
Michael Jackson Tickets
Theatre Tickets
Killers Tickets
Concert Tickets
advertising:
Live Football Tickets.com is the premier website for UK football tickets. Buy Champions League Final tickets, Community Shield tickets, FA Cup final tickets and Carling Cup tickets. This brand new website also offers England football tickets, World Cup 2010 tickets and Real Madrid tickets for La Liga.
advertising:
Looking for Football tickets?
1st4footballtickets.com has top Premiership tickets available such as
Manchester United tickets, Arsenal tickets, Chelsea tickets and
Liverpool tickets.
But also international
tickets such as
Real Madrid tickets, Barcelona tickets, Champions League tickets and FA Cup tickets and much more!
advertising:
Carroll's Sports Cove, for all your Phillies merchandise
bladvertising:
Sports Tickets
Football Tickets
Cricket Tickets
Corporate Hospitality
Grand Prix Tickets
Six Nations Tickets
Jimmy Carr Tickets
Boxing Tickets
Concert Tickets
London Theatre Tickets
Killers Tickets
Depeche Mode Tickets
Rugby Union Tickets
bladvertising:
In search of the best football betting website? Sportsbetting3.com has it all, including great reviews and coverage of the annual NFL betting season. If casino games are more your thing, be sure to have a look at the top online casinos at Jaxcasinos.com
Text Links:
Baseball Games:
Ever wondered what baseball and slots had in common?
advertising:



















June 16th, 2009 at 10:15 am
The Phillies better sign that catcher they drafted over slot. It looks like the catching situation behind Ruiz & Coste isnt so great after all.
Joe Savery could be a great trade chip.
June 16th, 2009 at 10:23 am
Has savery been decent all season with a 3.47 era, or was he struggling and now resurging?
June 16th, 2009 at 10:28 am
From what I understand, he has been decent all season. I was a little surprised to hear that he is not thought of as a top prospect. Reading has a pretty stacked rotation
June 16th, 2009 at 10:29 am
FYI – The Lakewood game with Delmarva was a double-header, which is why the first game was finished in 7. Lakewood won Game 2, 6-4. Trevor May, the Phillies 4th round draft pick from 2008, made his first start of the season and actually struck out the first five batters he faced. His final line of 3.2 2 3 3 5 8 was a bit of a mixed bag though. He also hit a batter in the 2nd.
June 16th, 2009 at 11:03 am
there’s actually an article about savery up at philly.com
June 16th, 2009 at 11:51 am
Hydrant-
There may have been a rain delay in that Lakewood game? Might explain his 3.2 innings.
Geoff-
I think Susac rejected the Phills offer.
June 16th, 2009 at 12:06 pm
Is it a lock that the majority of people think Drabek is considered more “untouchable” than Knapp. Frankly, I wouldn’t trade either. The potential of a 2011 rotaion of Hamels, Drabek, Knapp, Carrasco, Savery could be special.
June 16th, 2009 at 12:07 pm
Geoff they have Valle, D.naud, marson. Naughton. they have catching. and just sign a high school kid out of florida Mitchell. The player you want them to sign is colvin he is a high school kid in the low 90’s already, but a lot of upside.
June 16th, 2009 at 12:07 pm
yeah he turn down 6 figures, he is nuts,
June 16th, 2009 at 2:09 pm
If the Phillies had ponied up the cash, they could have had Rick Porcello pitching for them in the majors instead of Joe Savery who might become a back end of the rotation-type starter.
On Baseball America, they posted a list of the 2008 draftees who have performed the best and #13 on that list is Jason Knapp. Unfortunately, #12 on that list is Christian Friedrich, the LHP the Phillies passed up in order to draft Anthony Hewitt.
Here is the link: http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/prospects/prospect-hot-sheet/2009/268365.html
June 16th, 2009 at 2:12 pm
They drafted a HS catcher over slot…tahts who im referring to
June 16th, 2009 at 2:28 pm
Yeah, the catcher is Andrew Susac and he’s demanding a LOT of money.