Scores Alex Cobb Jersey , news, and notes from around the Detroit Tigers farm system for Tuesday, April 9, 2019."nalysisDetroit Tigers Prospect NotebookDetroit Tigers Game ThreadsDetroit Tigers NewsDetroit Tigers PodcastsDetroit Tigers Prospect NotebookMinor League RecapsTigers prospect Daz Cameron homers in Mud Hens lossNew,6commentsScores, news, and notes from around the Detroit Tigers farm system for Tuesday, April 9, 2019.EDTShareTweetShareShareTigers prospect Daz Cameron homers in Mud Hens lossIndianapolis Indians 9, Toledo Mud Hens 6 (box)It was a rough go for Kyle Funkhouser on Tuesday night. The Hens’ starter surrendered five runs overall and didn’t make it out of the fourth inning. Paul Voelker couldn’t get the Hens out of the frame without further damage, and the Indians scored four runs in the inning. Daz Cameron led off for the Hens with a solo shot, his first of the season. He also doubled as part of a three hit game, and also drew a walk in the contest. Danny Woodrow tripled, walked twice, and drove in a run, while Victor Reyes had the other Hens’ RBI. Kudos to Sandy Baez and Eduardo Paredes as they were the only two Hens pitchers not to allow a run in this one.Cameron: 3-4, 2B, HR, 2 R, 3 RBI, BBWoodrow: 1-3, 3B, RBI, 2 BB, 2 SO, SBFunkhouser (L Wade Boggs Jersey , 0-1): 3.1 IP, 4 H, 5 ER, 2 BB, 6 SOComing up next: Ryan Carpenter gets the ball for the Hens on Wednesday night, as they wrap this two-game set against the Indians. First pitch is set for 6:35 p.m. ET. Starting Thursday, the Hens will head out on the road for eight games in Norwich and then Indianapolis. Erie SeaWolves 4, Altoona Curve 3 (box)Despite plenty of offense in this one, both pitching staffs did a nice job limiting damage. Erie starter Nick Ramirez didn’t make it out of the fourth inning, but allowed just one run on six hits, punching out seven. The lone run was a solo shot off the bat of Hunter Owen in the second inning. Joe Navilhon allowed a run in relief but earned the victory with 2 1鈦? innings of one run ball. The curve led 2-1 before the SeaWolves broke out with a three-run sixth inning to pull away. They loaded the bases when Jose Azocar soft-served a single into center field to plate two. A wild pitch then allowed Daniel Pinero to score from third. Drew Carlton and Eduardo Jimenez locked down the late innings, though Jimenez allowed a solo shot in the ninth to make things interesting.Azocar: 2-4, 2B, 2 RBILester: 2-4, 2 R, SONavilhon (W, 1-0): 2.1 IP, 3 H, ER, 3 SOComing up next: The Curve will have to deal with Matt Manning on Wednesday at 12:05 p.m. ET, with the series tied at a game apiece.Lakeland Flying Tigers 3, Clearwater Threshers 1 (box)The Threshers had a mountain to climb taking on the Tigers’ top prospect, starting pitcher Casey Mize. They were unable to climb it. Mize punched out seven, allowing a run on four hits in six dominant innings of work. Mize threw 50 of his 73 pitches for strikes, and as expected, handled his tune-up starts in Lakeland with no issue at all. It will be interesting to see how much longer the Tigers wait before sending him to Double-A Erie to face more appropriate competition.As for the Flying Tigers’ offense Wilson Ramos Jersey , they were up to the task as well. After Mize allowed a run in the second, Zac Shepherd doubled home A.J. Simcox in the bottom half of the frame to tie things up again at 1-1. In the fourth, it was shortstop Cole Peterson driving in Rey Rivera and catcher Joey Morgan with a single for the eventual margin of victory. JaCoby Jones went 1-for-4 with a strikeout in his rehab appearance, while Will Vest picked up his first save of the season.Peterson: 1-2, 2 RBI, BB, CSSimcox: 2-4, 2B, R, SOMize (W, 1-0): 6.0 IP, 4 H, ER, 7 SOComing up next: Clearwater and the Flying Tigers lock up again on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. ET. Tarik Skubal is on schedule to start for Lakeland.West Michigan Whitecaps 7, Lansing Lugnuts 6 (box)Starter Kacey Murphy didn’t fare too well on Tuesday. He was knocked out of the game in the third inning with two runs in. Angel De Jesus came on in relief and quieted things down through the fifth inning, allowing just one earned run. That was long enough for the ‘Caps offense to get rolling. Jordan Pearce mashed a two-run homer to right in the third inning. In the fourth, Wenceel Perez drew a bases loaded walk to plate a run, followed by singles from Pearce and Parker Meadows to piece together a four-run inning and take a 7-3 lead into the sixth inning. Maddux Conger was unfortunately unable to live up to his namesake in relief, allowing a three run sixth inning which made for a nail-biter in the late innings. Fortunately, Angel Reyes was able to shut the door on the sixth, and kept the Lugnuts off the board for two more innings. Yaya Chentouf picked up the save. Pearce: 3-4, HR, 2 R, 3 RBI, BB, SOMeadows: 1-3 http://www.raysfanproshop.com/authentic-evan-longoria-jersey , RBI, 2 BB, SOAmes: 2-5, 2B, R, SOMurphy: 2.2 IP, 5 H, 2 ER, 3 BB, SOComing up next: With the four game road series even at one game apiece, the Whitecaps will send lefty Adam Wolf to the mound against Joey Murray and the Lugnuts, with first pitch set for 6:05 p.m. ET. Our final winner was Yermin Mercedes, squeaking in at No. 50. Thank you for all 9,333 votes!"WhiteFanposts FanpostsFanshotsSections AnalysisGame RecapsGamethreadsMinorsOffbeatFull ArchiveExclusives South Side Sox Hall of FameCard of the MonthDeep DiveDigitsFlashbackFranchise FactsKnow Your EnemyMost Essential White SoxRace to the BottomSix Pack of StatsSouth Side SnapSouth Side StumperSSS Literary SupplementSuper Stats PackThe Game I’ll Never ForgetTwitterpatingUnder the RadarView From the Other SideWhite Sox on SB Nation HomeStoriesScheduleRosterStatsWhite Sox on Yahoo! HomeDepth ChartTransactionsMasthead MastheadMeet the Players!Links White Sox Web LinksSouth Side Sox standardsCommunity GuidelinesOdds Shop StubHub 鉁昗hite Sox MinorsWhite Sox ProspectsBirmingham BaronsSouth Side Sox Prospect Vote roundupNew,1commentOur final winner was Yermin Mercedes, squeaking in at No. 50. Thank you for all 9,333 votes!CDTShareTweetShareShareSouth Side Sox Prospect Vote roundupNow slugging for Birmingham, Mercedes slipped a bit from last year’s poll.Winston-Salem DashThis concludes the SSS Prospect Vote. An impressive 9,333 votes were cast over 50 polls, an average of 187 per round — impressive even considering the bizarre Russian bot spike that seemed to scandalize Round 10.All 50 of these votes are factoring into our overall list of Top 100 Prospects, which will continue in earnest and conclude right before the 2019 draft. Thanks to whitesoxman20051917 for the bulk of the copy on all of these player capsules, straight from his stellar Deep Dive series this offseason. And for those of you shedding a tiny tear for the loss of (almost) daily polling, fret not. Something will pop up.Voting results for Round 50In the final vote, it wasn’t much of a fight. Yermin Mercedes pushed forward by almost doubling the nods given his second-place competition, earning 25 of 62 (41%) votes. Mercedes ranked 42nd in last year’s poll.2019 South Side Sox Prospect Vote Winners 2019 South Side Sox Prospect Vote Top CatchersHere’s the positional breakdown for the Prospect Vote results:Catchers 4 (8%)First Basemen 2 (4%)Second Basemen 3 (6%)Third Basemen 3 (6%)Shortstops 6 (12%)Infielders 18 (36%)Left Fielders 1 (2%)Center Fielders 4 (8%)Right Fielders 3 (6%)Outfielders 8 (16%) Right-Handed Starting Pitchers 11 (22%)Left-Handed Starting Pitchers 4 (8%)Starting Pitchers 15 (30%)Right-Handed Relief Pitchers 7 (14%)Left-Handed Relief Pitchers 2 (4%)Relief Pitchers 9 (18%)Righthanders 18 (36%)Lefthanders 6 (12%)Hitters 26 (52%)Pitchers 24 (48%)More information on our polling.