RHP ERIC ARNETT: Selected by Milwaukee in the 1st round of the 2008 draft out of Indiana University.
LAST SEASON: Arnett was sent to Helena shortly after signing with the Milwaukee Brewers. In his first pro season, Arnett appeared in 14 games (nine starts) for the Pioneer League affiliate of the Brewers. Arnett went 0-4 with a 4.41 ERA. He walked 21 and struck out 35 over 34-2/3 innings for Helena.
LAST START: Arnett was the starting pitcher against the Cedar Rapids Kernels on May 8. In five innings, he allowed four runs on five hits, walked four, and struck out two. Arnett was tagged with the loss.
RANKED: Baseball America rated Arnett as the #4 prospect in the Brewers system in their 2010 Prospect Handbook. They also named him the #10 prospect in the Pioneer League after the 2009 season.
BACK HOME AGAIN IN INDIANA: Arnett went 12-2 with a 2.50 ERA in his final season with the Hoosiers. Arnett was a First-Team All Big Ten selection and a co-pitcher of the year in the Big Ten.
ALL-EVERYTHING: Arnett attended Watkins Memorial High School in Pataskala, Ohio. He was an All-Ohio Capital Conference and All-County selection in his final three seasons with the Warriors. In his senior season, Arnett was named Ohio Capital Conference Player of the Year.
TRIPLE THREAT: Arnett also played football and basketball at Watkins Memorial High. He was an All-Conference selection in those sports as well.
VS. BELOIT: Arnett is making his first ever appearance against the Beloit Snappers.
VS. TWINS: Arnett has never faced an affiliate of the Minnesota Twins in his minor league career.
PROFESSIONAL BESTS:
INNINGS PITCHED: 5.1 (9/9/09 @Great Falls)
STRIKEOUTS: 6 (9/4 @Billings)
......2010 GAME-BY-GAME
DATE..OPP..W/L/S IP..H R ER BB SO ERA
4/12..CLN* Loss..4.1 6 5..4..0..3 8.31
4/17..@QC* Loss..3.1 6 8..5..0..5 10.57
4/22..CR*........4.0 5 6..6..2..1 11.57
4/29..@PEO.......4.1 6 5..5..3..4 11.25
5/3...QC*........3.0 1 0..0..0..3 9.47
5/8...CR*..Loss..5.0 5 4..4..4..2 9.0
1 comment:
Just listening to today,s game and had some questions: 1) why was Arnett charged with the 2 runs in the 4th inn? 2) In Odorizzi's start on May 3rd his line was 5 runs 4 earned. The two runners that were on base when he left the game were his, I understand that but the 1 runner was forced out at home so should'nt he have 4 runs 3 earned charged to him? 3) some blogs are talking about the high era of the pitching staff would'nt this era be lower if the team didn't have so many errors? baseball bob
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