Florida State Baseball MLB Update: Week 11

With week 11 of the MLB season coming to a close, former Florida State players continue to perform exceptionally well in the majors. Devon Travis is finally back from an injury that took him away from game action for just over a month, which puts the former Noles back at full strength. Here's a full rundown of the past week.

Devon Travis 2B Toronto Blue Jays:

Travis returned to the Toronto lineup on Friday for the first time since May 17th when he went on the disabled list. In his two games back, Travis has gone 1-7 with a run. Although his bat may be a little slow coming back, his defense is as sharp as it has been all season.

Season to date: 38 GP .264 AVG 7 HR 26 RBI .327 OBP .486 SLG

Randy Choate RP St. Louis Cardinals:

Choate, the oldest of the former Seminoles at 39, had another successful week, adding to his stellar month of June. In three total appearances, Choate pitched a combine 1 2/3 innings, allowing two hits and no runs. His streak of appearances without giving up a run was extended to 14 games, and he has not allowed a run since May 21st, a full calendar month ago.

Season to date: 1-0 35 GP 2.40 ERA 8 K .93 WHIP 15 IP

Buster Posey C San Fransisco Giants:

For the second week in a row, Posey hit a grand slam en route to nine total RBIs from this past week. He went 7-22 with that grand slam and three walks. Posey continues to play like the All-Star he is, and barring any unforeseen circumstances, should start the MLB All Star Game for the National League.

Season to date: 72 GP .297 AVG 11 HR 50 RBI .375 OBP .471 SLG

Sean Gilmartin RP New York Mets:

Gilmartin had a quiet week, only appearing once. He got through 1/3 of an inning, allowing one hit and walking one, but was able to make it through without allowing a run.

Season to date: 1-0 27 GP 1.88 ERA 18 K 1.13 WHIP 24 INN

Shane Robinson OF Minnesota Twins:

Robinson appeared in three games this past week, totaling two hits in eight at bats. He added an RBI to that total as well.

Season to date: 46 GP .248 AVG 0 HR 12 RBI .291 OBP .312 SLG

Stephen Drew: IF New York Yankees:

Stephen Drew missed a portion of the week, going on paternity leave. He went 3-13 with two of those hits being solo home runs. He continues to struggle at the plate, having not had a batting average over .200 since......last season.

Season to date: 68 GP .184 AVG 11 HR 24 RBI .254 OBP .377 SLG