Early Nats minor league leaders

Just a few games into the baseball season, we take a look at the first week winners.

AAA Syracuse:

Corey Brown batted .286 with a triple.  Brown is highly rated prospect that could see time in Washington this season.  Another highly touted outfield prospect is phenom Bruce Harper.  In his first 15 at bats, Harper has 4 hits including a double.  Cuban pitching prospect Yunesky Maya had an awesome start to his season, tossing 6 shutout innings and scattering 4 hits and recording 4 strikeouts.

AA Harrisburg:

21 year old Eury Perez impressed the Washington Nationals in spring training.  He has not slowed down at AA.  In his first 4 games, Perez has 8 hits in 19 plate appearances (.421) with a triple and 4 RBI.   Jeff Kobernus, another Washington draft pick, is 7 for 17 (.412) in his first 4 games .  He has scored 4 runs for the Senators.  Big time pitching prospect Daniel Rosenbaum had a great start on his first appearance, pitching 6 innings and allowing just 1 run on 4 hits.  He starts the season 1-0.

A Potomac:

Anthony Rendon was 2 for 4 with a double and triple in his first at bats.  The 2011 first round pick also got injured in what is now deemed to be a 'bad ankle sprain".  He will likely be sidelined for a few weeks.

A Hagerstown:

Washington's 2011 fifth round pick Matthew Skole is off to a good start, batting .429 with 2 doubles and 7 RBI.   2011 second round pick Brian Goodwin is 5 for 14 (.357) with a double and 2 home runs early on.  He has driven in 8 runs.  OF Caleb Ramsey is 4 for 12 with a triple.  2010 fifth rounder Jason Martinson is batting .308 with 6 runs and 2 doubles.   Nationals highly touted 211 draft pick Alex Meyer picked up his first professional win, throwing 5 scoreless innings and allowing just 2 hist and striking out 4.