Aaron Bates

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  EjectionsPortland Sea Dogs first baseman Aaron Bates ejected by HP umpire Scott Mahoney. (9th).

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  Portland first baseman Aaron Bates was the player of the month, with righthander Richie Lentz pitcher of the month. (Lentz was promoted from Lancaster to Portland yesterday.) Outfielder Josh Reddick (Lancaster) was named base runner of the month, shortstop Ryan Dent (Lowell) base stealer, and outfielder Che-Hsuan Lin (Lancaster) top defensive player . . .

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  First baseman Aaron Bates, 23, was a California League All-Star before being promoted to Double-A Portland on August 10, 2007.At the time of his call-up he ... All municipal positions such as his should have to submit an annual report on their accomplishments for the permanent public record! ...

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  Published on: 7/9/2008    Last Visited: 7/9/2008  

  2006 -- First baseman Aaron Bates collects a single, double, and a homer to extend his hitting streak to 17 games as the Lowell Spinners beat the Doubledays 8-6 in Auburn, N.Y.His streak ends the next day.

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  Aaron Bates' Four HR Game Named Single Game Performance of the Year for Advanced Class A by MiLB.com
  
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  Aaron Bates' Four HR Game Named Single Game Performance of the Year for Advanced Class A by MiLB.comAaron Bates' historic four homerun game on May 19 has garnered the Red Sox prospect the MiLB.com Single Game Performance of the Year for Class A. The feat was the first time in the 66-year history of the California League that a player had hit four homeruns in one game.

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  The Sea Dogs took their first lead when Aaron Bates swatted a three-run home run to center field in the seventh inning for a 6-5 advantage.
  
  Bates was a triple short of hitting for the cycle, going 3 for 4.Bates, whose batting average dropped 27 points in the last month to .277, showed signs of breaking out of the slump.The home run was his sixth of the season.
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  Portland lost despite a 3-for-4 performance from Aaron Bates (a triple short of the cycle).
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  No lead was safe, certainly not for the Fisher Cats, who relinquished two of them in the first three innings, then lost another in the seventh when reliever Orlando Roman served up a three-run homer to Portland first baseman Aaron Bates.

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  Drafted in the third round of the 2006 draft by the Boston Red Sox, Aaron Bates has lived up to his billing as an offensively charged first baseman.At 6'4 and 232 pounds, Bates is an imposing physical presence at the plate.
  
  Bates is often profiled as just another typical power-hitting first baseman.In truth, Bates' power to the opposite field is noteworthy, as is his plate discipline.Though his swing can get long sometimes, Aaron Bates appears to make necessary adjustments at the plate and brings with him an above average glove at first.In an interview with David Laurila, Bates' had this
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  Carolina, Bates tore up the NCAA, totaling 24 homers and 44 doubles in 602 at amateur bats.His sophomore year, Bates showed he was capable of posting a high batting average also, notching .425 for the season.Always a disciplined hitter, Bates took his poise and patience to pro ball in 2006.
  
  In 2006, Aaron Bates divided his year between the New York-Penn and the South Atlantic leagues.Between them, and after already hitting 10 homers in his final year at UNC earlier that season, Bates hit 7 long-balls and 15 two-baggers in his first 250 professional at-bats.That power, added to his 27:47 BB:K ratio, made Bates a middle-of-the-lineup batter on-arrival.
  
  Bates excelled in 2007, in just his second year in professional ball.After beginning the season in the California League (high A ball, where Bates made league history on May 19 when he belted four home runs in the same game), Aaron got promoted to the Eastern League (AA).Bates earned that promotion to AA ball by hitting 24 homers, 21 doubles, and batting in 88 RBI in just 373 at-bats in A ball.He also batted an ostentatious .332 prior to his promotion.Following that impressive performance up with 4 homers and 9 doubles in just 91 at bats after his promotion is just another on a growing list of reasons that make Aaron Bates someone worth watching closely.
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  Many hitters experience a drop-off in batting average after reaching the majors, so we think if Bates continues to develop (and is given a chance to start) it is reasonable to expect a norm of 280-25-80-5 with an OBP% in the 365 range on the major league level.The talent is there, but the bigger question is whether he will positionally blocked with Adrian Gonzalez manning first base with the Padres for the foreseeable future.

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  Published on: 5/18/2008    Last Visited: 5/18/2008  

  First baseman Aaron Bates (2006), who hit .306-28-101 between Lancaster and Portland last summer, is also trying to find his rhythm in Portland.Bates is hitting .258-1-25, but his homer was a grand slam and part of a club-record-tying seven-RBI performance on May 6.Bates was picked in the third round in 2006.

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  Published on: 6/15/2008    Last Visited: 8/14/2008  

  First baseman Aaron Bates, who hit .332 (21-2-24, 88 RBIs) in 98 games at Lancaster last year has hit .263 (24-0-8) in 85 games at Portland.

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  Aaron Bates' Four HR game to be honored with special giveaway on Saturday
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  JetHawks first baseman Aaron Bates' record-breaking four home run performance from May 19 will be honored at Saturday's game.The first 750 fans in attendance will receive a free, limited edition baseball card of Bates that has been produced to honor the slugging performance, which was the first time in the 66-year history of the California League that a player hit four home runs in one game.The card is a must for any collector of minor league baseball memorabilia and Bates will sign a limited number of the cards from 4:00 PM - 4:20 PM.

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