Former Rutgers pitcher Dale Stanavich promoted to the Miami Marlins’ Double-A organization

Former Rutgers pitcher Dale Stanvwich was promoted to the Miami Marlins’ Double-A Organization, the Pensacola Blue Wahoos.

On Thursday, former Rutgers baseball pitcher Dale Stanawich was promoted to the Miami Marlins’ Double-A organization, the Pensacola Blue Wahoos.

After being drafted by the Marlins with the No. 232 pick in the 2022 MLB Draft, Stanavich has been outstanding with the Marlins’ High-A Organization, the Beloit Sky Carp throughout the 2024 season.

While playing with the Beloit Sky Carp, the former All-Big Ten First Team honoree appeared in 14 games, recording a 4.15 ERA. Stanavich logged 17.1 innings pitched, allowing 18 hits and eight earned runs. He produced 24 strikeouts and six walks.

In his first appearance with the Blue Wahoos, Stanavich recorded 1.1 innings pitched, logging three strikeouts, two walks, and one hit.

In three seasons in the minor league, the former ABCA/Rawlings East All-Region First Team honoree has a 5-11 record as a relief pitcher, producing 83 strikeouts, 32 walks, and three saves.

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He has logged a 5.13 ERA and has appeared in 49 games. Stanavich has allowed 58 hits, three home runs, and 34 earned runs throughout his 59.2 innings pitched.

 

 

How is former Rutgers baseball Dale Stanavich shaping up in the MiLB?

Former Rutgers baseball pitcher Dale Stanavich continues to develop in the Miami Marlins system.

After being drafted by Miami Marlins with the No. 232 pick in the 2022 MLB Draft, former Rutgers pitcher Dale Stanavich has been outstanding with the Marlins’ High-A Organization, the Beloit Sky Carp.

In 12 innings pitched this season, Stanavich has a 2-2 record with a 3.00 ERA. The former Scarlet Knight has produced 18 strikeouts and one save throughout ten games, allowing nine hits, nine runs, and four earned runs.

On May 3, the product from New York earned his first save of the season, as the left-handed reliever tossed a scoreless inning with two strikeouts, holding down a 2-1 win.

In his last outing on Saturday, Stanavich registered two scoreless innings against the Peoria Chiefs, recording three strikeouts and one walk in a losing effort.

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In three seasons in the minor league, the former All-Big Ten First Team honoree has a 5-10 record as a relief pitcher, producing 74 strikeouts and three saves. He has logged a 5.09 ERA and has appeared in 44 games. Stanavich has allowed 48 hits, two home runs, and 30 earned runs throughout his 53 innings pitched.