DSL Royals
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DSL Astros
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9:30 CST
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GCL Astros
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GCL Nationals
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11:00 CST
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Greeneville
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Kingsport
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4:00 Comp. of Susp. Game
5:00 CST
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Tri-City
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Connecticut
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5:05 CST
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Lexington
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West Virginia
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6:05 CST
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Corpus Christi
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Frisco
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7:00 CST
MiLB.tv
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Omaha
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Oklahoma City
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7:05 CST
MiLB.tv
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Lancaster
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Lake Elsinore
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8:05 CST
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Tri-City
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Connecticut
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Game 2
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Fridays Results
Greeneville Astros at Kingsport Mets: Suspended
The game was suspended at 5-5 in the 5th inning because of rain. The game is to be resumed
today @ 4 CST in Kingsport. This game will be followed by the regularly
scheduled game.
Tri-City ValleyCats at Connecticut Tigers: Postponed
Teams will play a double header today starting @ 5 CST.
GCL Nationals 12 GCL Astros 3
Yonathan Mejia hit his first HR of the season in the 3rd
inning Friday with 2 on and 2 out. These would prove the only players to tag
home all night for the GCL Astros. The GCL Astros lost the lead in the 4th
inning Friday and never got it back. Every pitcher except Rodney Quintero
allowed at least two runs. Quintero didn't allow any runs Friday after coming
on for 3 innings. He allowed 3 hits and recorded 3 strikeouts. Austin Wates went
2 for 2 in his rehab assignment from Corpus Christi.
DSL Astros 5 DSL Cardinals 6
Friday saw some hot bats for the DSL Astros. Three players (Randy Cesar, Frederick Serrano
and Arturo Michelina) all had multi-hit games. Jarico Reynoso stole 2 bases
(2nd and 3rd in the 1st). In the 6th Juan Delis came in to replace Johan Arias
and ended up being charged with the blown save. He was pulled after only recording 1 out, allowing an inherited runner
to score on a wild pitch and hitting a batter.
Lancaster JetHawks 2 Lake Elsinore Storm 6
Lancaster had a rough night on Friday. Lake Elsinore pitcher Burch Smith was perfect
through 5 innings until Chris Epps broke it up in the 6th with a single. Jorge
De Leon pitched 9 hits, 6 runs, 2 BB's and 1 HR over 6 innings. Coupled with
the fact that no JetHawks player had an extra base hit last night and there
were only 5 hits total for Lancaster, it was simply, as Jason Schwartz (voice of
the JetHawks) called it, an "Almost Perfect Storm."
Lexington Legends 2 West Virginia Power 5
Delino DeShields is now 1 steal away from tying the Legends'
single season steal record (48) after recording his 47th SB Friday. Matt Duffy found a way to draw walks in both
of his at bats for the Legends yesterday and Mike Kvasnicka went 2 for 4 with a
solo homer. Luis Ordosgoitti (1-2) picked up his second loss of the season and
the 5 runs (3 ER) and 10 hits he allowed proved to
be too much for the Legends. Evan Grills came on in the 7th and only ever had
one base runner after issuing a walk (That base runner was caught stealing to
end the inning).
Oklahoma City RedHawks 10 Nashville Sound 7
The RedHawks had a big night in Nashville Friday. Brett
Wallace went 2 for 4 with 2 HR's and 3 RBI.
Scott Moore picked up his 26th double and drew two walks. Fernando Martinez picked up his 40th RBI of
the season when he was hit by a pitch in the 1st inning. Brett Oberholtzer got his
first win of the season with the RedHawks over 5 IP, allowing 8 hits, 5 runs (4
ER), 3 SO's and 2 HR. Hector Ambriz got
his first save as well, with 1 inning of work allowing just one hit. With this
win over Nashville, the RedHawks closed the season series with the Sound 13-3.
Game of the Day
Corpus Christi Hooks 13 Frisco RoughRiders 7
The Hooks apparently knew just what the doctor ordered at Dr
Pepper Ballpark Friday night and they couldn't get enough of it. Corpus Christi found a way to get rid of Frisco's,
always tough starting pitcher, Barret Loux after just 3 innings and sent him
down with his first loss of the year. Drew Locke (3 for 5) and Chris Wallace (3
for 3) both went yard for their 4th time this season and Jonathan Villar (2 for
5) belted his 6th long ball. The trio also combined for 9 RBI's and 18 total
bases. Travis Buck went hitless, but drew two walks and scored. Bobby Doran
collected his first win in his first outing with Corpus Christi after being
called up from Lancaster. Henry Villar got his first save too, pitching 4
innings and allowing 2 runs on 6 hits.
What went right: First, getting rid of an ace like Loux in 3
innings can never hurt your chances of winning.
Second, if your new pitcher is going hang a 5-spot on the board and
the closer is going to add a couple more, what better way to support them than
to throw up 13 runs of your own? Translation: run support and a lot of it.
What went wrong: Kody
Hinze and Jonathan Singleton went hitless last night (though, I doubt anyone
noticed). Singleton did draw a walk in
the 7th.
Bobby Doran 5IP 8H 5R 2BB 2SO 2HR
Henry Villar 4IP 6H 2R 1SO 1HR
Drew Locke 3x5 2RBI R HR
Jose Martinez 3X5 2B RBI R
Drew Muren 2X5 2B 2R SO
Andrew Simunic 2X5 RBI R 2SO
Jonathan Villar 2X5 4RBI 2R HR
Chris Wallace 3X3 2B 3RBI 4R HR
Player of the Day: Brett Wallace is the man of the day. The
big guy went yard twice in Nashville and proves once again that life's not always fair for all of us; Wallace gets to be good
looking and good at baseball too.
Pitcher of the Day: Bobby Doran gets the nomination for
getting his first AA win Friday. Doran
is a huge guy and fun to watch. It's not uncommon for a pitcher to allow five
runs in a debut. It is a little uncommon to still come away with the win
because your team supported you with double-digit scoring.
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