Kane County Cougars outfielder Cornelius Randolph and Gary SouthShore RailCats starter Peyton Lengthy received the American Affiliation’s Pointstreak batter and pitcher of the week for the week ending 6/23, the league introduced Monday.
Randolph had an impressive week for the first-place Cougars, main the league in batting by going 12-for-21 (.571) with two doubles, three residence runs, eight RBI together with eight walks.
Selecting up a minimum of two hits in each sport this week besides Sunday, the one spotlight of the week was his grand slam on Friday night time within the Cougars’ 13-8 win over Lake Nation.
Randolph is in 12 months three in Kane County after spending six seasons within the Philadelphia Phillies group and one with the White Sox’.
On the pitching facet, Lengthy had two high-quality begins this week, pitching seven innings in each outings.
He began his week up north in Winnipeg pitching seven shutout on Tuesday permitting simply three hits, then completed it by going seven innings on Sunday in Lincoln, permitting only one run on 5 hits.
In his 14 mixed innings this week, he walked simply two and struck out six, selecting up wins in each outings and lowing his ERA to 4.05 on the season in 9 begins.
That is Lengthy’s first season of American Affiliation baseball after spending 2023 with the Rocky Mountain Vibes of the Pioneer league and beforehand two seasons within the Milwaukee Brewers group.
Pointstreak is the official statistician of the American Affiliation.