Mariners 7 | Rockies 2
Good on ya, Hector!
One of the best performances of the spring ... 7IP - 7H - 1ER - 0BB - 3K
and good thing to - his next stop? Arlington. Where he will make his Mariners debut vs. the Rangers and none other than the much hyped, Yu Darvish.
BP up/down...
~ George was up to his old spring tricks, giving up a run in 1/3 of an inning
~ Delebar and Luetge combined for 1.2 scoreless
Hits, hits and more hits!
~ all but a couple of starters had at least one hit and those that didn't hit walked (four total)
~ how 'bout Figgy?!? TWO, count 'em TWO run-scoring TRIPLES!
~ Ackley and Jaso each had doubles (Jaso, btw, was 3/4 with 2 RBI and 2 runs scored)
And that's all she wrote...
season RE-starts for real in Oaktown on Friday!!
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Showing posts with label ST game. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 04, 2012
Tuesday, April 03, 2012
st 26 | slugfest at Salt River Fields
Mariners 8 | Rockies 9
As ST winds down some who have had good-to-great springs (such as Ramirez, Wilhelmsen and League) are starting to falter (maybe just anxious to get the party started, for real!) and George Sherrill, who has had his typical sucky spring, is just rounding into form. Granted, today, THREE of the NINE runs allowed were UNearned - as there were FIVE errors (ugh!)
Even though it wasn't enough because of the pitching struggles, look at those hitters hit!
Here's a bit of a shocker...
Shawn Kelley was optioned to Tacoma earlier this morning. Huh. He's had a decent spring.
A tweet from Shannon spoke of Junior in the clubhouse giving Peggy a bad time for getting hit by Jamie, twice!
:-)
As ST winds down some who have had good-to-great springs (such as Ramirez, Wilhelmsen and League) are starting to falter (maybe just anxious to get the party started, for real!) and George Sherrill, who has had his typical sucky spring, is just rounding into form. Granted, today, THREE of the NINE runs allowed were UNearned - as there were FIVE errors (ugh!)
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| twitpic from Shannon |
Even though it wasn't enough because of the pitching struggles, look at those hitters hit!
- Every starter had as least one hit - yes, even Carlos who had FOUR (including a 2-run homer!
- There were also THREE doubles and TWO triples
- Kawasaki continued to be TORRID - currently leads all of MLB in BA this spring
Here's a bit of a shocker...
Shawn Kelley was optioned to Tacoma earlier this morning. Huh. He's had a decent spring.
A tweet from Shannon spoke of Junior in the clubhouse giving Peggy a bad time for getting hit by Jamie, twice!
:-)
Monday, April 02, 2012
st 25 | the old(est) man vs. the King
Mariners 7 | Rockies 2
So, according to a tweet from Larry Stone, Jamie Moyer hasn't faced the Mariners since May 21, 1996 while he was with the Red Sox. He faced Jr, A-Rod, Edgar and Bone and only lasted 3 innings (in a 13-7 Mariners win). Oh, and Jose Canseco was in LF for the Sox.
OK - back to the present...
There's been some hub-bub about Felix's velocity (or lack thereof) this spring. Read here about how he says it's nothing to worry about and jokes that he was just trying to pitch like Jamie ;-) While today didn't really do anything to quell the velocity concerns (he topped out at 90 or so) it certainly proved that what Felix is currently lacking in velocity he is MORE than making up for in effectiveness. He only went four today (that's all he was scheduled for) in this, his last, springtime tune-up...
4IP - 2H - 0BB- 0ER - 6K ~ I think he's "tuned"
Speaking of velocity, some funny tweets during the game comparing the two starters, including...
The other five innings were a mix...
THREE HBP today...
As for the O, another good day...
Nice to hear that Jesus caught all four of Felix's innings...
he did have a throwing error but, supposedly did really well behind the dish, catching all of Felix's five pitches more than adequately (oh - and he had a hit, scored a run and drove in a run as well)
M*A*S*H
Saunders, Ackley and Sherrill have all been ill since returning from Japan but are expected to be back in action tomorrow. Now it's Hector Noesi who is under the weather...
So, according to a tweet from Larry Stone, Jamie Moyer hasn't faced the Mariners since May 21, 1996 while he was with the Red Sox. He faced Jr, A-Rod, Edgar and Bone and only lasted 3 innings (in a 13-7 Mariners win). Oh, and Jose Canseco was in LF for the Sox.
OK - back to the present...
There's been some hub-bub about Felix's velocity (or lack thereof) this spring. Read here about how he says it's nothing to worry about and jokes that he was just trying to pitch like Jamie ;-) While today didn't really do anything to quell the velocity concerns (he topped out at 90 or so) it certainly proved that what Felix is currently lacking in velocity he is MORE than making up for in effectiveness. He only went four today (that's all he was scheduled for) in this, his last, springtime tune-up...
4IP - 2H - 0BB- 0ER - 6K ~ I think he's "tuned"
Speaking of velocity, some funny tweets during the game comparing the two starters, including...
Gameday has Moyer's 78 mph pitch as a fastball and Felix's 89 mph pitch as a change up. Gameday might explode today.
The other five innings were a mix...
- Iwakuma gave up another 2 runs in his 3 innings of work
- Kelley posted 2 runs and 2 strikeouts in his scoreless 2IP
THREE HBP today...
- Carlos Peguero was hit TWICE by Jamie Moyer (and stole a base one of his times on!)
- Jesus Montero was hit IN THE HELMET by Edgmer Escalona. Apparently, he was none too happy about it (who would be) though I don't know that it was intentional. Wedge and Griffen had to hold him back. Luckily, it was an 83mph change up (instead of the previous 95mpg fastball) and it looks like he'll be fine.
As for the O, another good day...
- every starter (except Peggy) had at least one hit
- Ichiro, Ryan and Kawasaki had multiple hits - each with a double and an RBI
Nice to hear that Jesus caught all four of Felix's innings...
he did have a throwing error but, supposedly did really well behind the dish, catching all of Felix's five pitches more than adequately (oh - and he had a hit, scored a run and drove in a run as well)
M*A*S*H
Saunders, Ackley and Sherrill have all been ill since returning from Japan but are expected to be back in action tomorrow. Now it's Hector Noesi who is under the weather...
Sunday, April 01, 2012
st 24 | 12 hits, 6 runs, we'll take it!
Mariners 6 | Royals 4
SP
Blake was great through four, gave up a solo shot in the fifth and then fell apart a bit in the sixth...
5.1IP - 7H - 4ER - 1BB - 2K
BP
Nice lock-down pen performance today...
Luetge, League, Wilhelmsen, Delbar combined for 3.2 scoreless innings to finish out the game (though a bit sketchy in the 9th when Steve got 2 quick outs and then walked 2 but got out of it via a K)
O
Bats got off to a bit of a late start with only 3 hits through 5 innings, and then...
FOUR singles, TWO homers (Miggy + Kyle back-to-back) and TWO walks - SIX runs in the SIXTH
All-in-all, FOUR players posted multi-hit games ~ Kawasaki, Smoak, Olivo and Montero
D
TWO dp's including a really nice 3-6-3 DP (Smoak-Kawasaki-Smoak)
SP
Blake was great through four, gave up a solo shot in the fifth and then fell apart a bit in the sixth...
5.1IP - 7H - 4ER - 1BB - 2K
BP
Nice lock-down pen performance today...
Luetge, League, Wilhelmsen, Delbar combined for 3.2 scoreless innings to finish out the game (though a bit sketchy in the 9th when Steve got 2 quick outs and then walked 2 but got out of it via a K)
O
Bats got off to a bit of a late start with only 3 hits through 5 innings, and then...
FOUR singles, TWO homers (Miggy + Kyle back-to-back) and TWO walks - SIX runs in the SIXTH
All-in-all, FOUR players posted multi-hit games ~ Kawasaki, Smoak, Olivo and Montero
D
TWO dp's including a really nice 3-6-3 DP (Smoak-Kawasaki-Smoak)
Saturday, March 31, 2012
st 23 | old man and the kids...
Mariners 6 | Padres 1
Considering that they went up against mostly starters, I'd have to say that...
37 year-old Kevin Millwood can still get it done
7IP - 5H - 1ER - 2BB - 8K
and the "kids" are progressing well
(every other pitcher/player was born in 86 or later (1 in 86, 1 in 87, 5 in 88 and 3 in 89)
All but two of the hitters had at least one hit, and three had multiple hits...
-Poythress - 3 hits and 1 rbi
-Romero - 2 hits and 1 run
-Sucre - 2 hits and 1 rbi
-Carol, Miller, Dunigan and Hicks all posted 1 hit, 1 run and 1 rbi
The young pen was impressive as well...
Capps and Prior combined for a hitless/scoreless 2IP with 1BB and 4Ks
Considering that they went up against mostly starters, I'd have to say that...
37 year-old Kevin Millwood can still get it done
7IP - 5H - 1ER - 2BB - 8K
and the "kids" are progressing well
(every other pitcher/player was born in 86 or later (1 in 86, 1 in 87, 5 in 88 and 3 in 89)
All but two of the hitters had at least one hit, and three had multiple hits...
-Poythress - 3 hits and 1 rbi
-Romero - 2 hits and 1 run
-Sucre - 2 hits and 1 rbi
-Carol, Miller, Dunigan and Hicks all posted 1 hit, 1 run and 1 rbi
The young pen was impressive as well...
Capps and Prior combined for a hitless/scoreless 2IP with 1BB and 4Ks
Monday, March 05, 2012
st 4 | wait, what? I thought pitchers were supposed to be ahead of hitters at this point...
Mariners 13 | Padres 7
I really wish they had more night games at Spring Training...
I really HATE missing all the fun while I work (and, even if I was there, I would prefer night games)
Wonder what the over/under is on how many games the M's will score 13 or more this season ... 4?
Dustin seems to like the lead-off spot (Figgy better get it in gear!) going 3-3 with a double and a triple
Oliver's day didn't go near as well. But, the rest of the pitchers faired pretty well
Then there was the ugly... FOUR errors ... blech! But, get 'em all out of the way in spring, I say
I really wish they had more night games at Spring Training...
I really HATE missing all the fun while I work (and, even if I was there, I would prefer night games)
Wonder what the over/under is on how many games the M's will score 13 or more this season ... 4?
Dustin seems to like the lead-off spot (Figgy better get it in gear!) going 3-3 with a double and a triple
Oliver's day didn't go near as well. But, the rest of the pitchers faired pretty well
Then there was the ugly... FOUR errors ... blech! But, get 'em all out of the way in spring, I say
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
ST29 | vs. Dodgers
Mariners 1 | Dodgers 8
HERE'S HOPING ERIK AND WILHELMSEN WERE WORK WORKING ON STUFF
as they both struggled mightily, each giving up more runs in their respective appearances tonight than they had all spring long.
THINGS WERE LOOKING PRETTY BLEAK WITH THE BATS TOO
only THREE hits. But, Michael Saunders did hit his first spring home run in his last spring game.
AS FOR IN THE GLOVES AND ON THE BASES
one DP and one SB (Langerhans)
M's finish the spring at 16-13-2
HERE'S HOPING ERIK AND WILHELMSEN WERE WORK WORKING ON STUFF
as they both struggled mightily, each giving up more runs in their respective appearances tonight than they had all spring long.
THINGS WERE LOOKING PRETTY BLEAK WITH THE BATS TOO
only THREE hits. But, Michael Saunders did hit his first spring home run in his last spring game.
AS FOR IN THE GLOVES AND ON THE BASES
one DP and one SB (Langerhans)
M's finish the spring at 16-13-2
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
ST28 | vs. Rox
Mariners 7 | Rockies 2
GOOD ENOUGH, TO GREAT
Mr. Fister wasn't especially sharp, issuing THREE walks in his FOUR innings of work, but he didn't allow any runs and earned the W. He also had good things to say about how Olivo called the game. Laffey finally gave up a couple of runs and Pauley continued his strong spring and Wright kept his ERA invisible.
BATS LEAVE AZ HOT
Langerhans continued showing off his smoking hot bat with a THREE-run triple and Cust hit his 4th homer of the spring, a TWO-run shot. Nice to see Olivo go 2 for 5 with a couple of RBI, coming back just in time. And even the kids contributed, Poythress and Rodrigues each with a double.
NEWS AND NOTES
Congrats to Wilhelmson, Laffey and Lueke, all added to the roster.
Only THREE MORE DAYS!!!!!
GOOD ENOUGH, TO GREAT
Mr. Fister wasn't especially sharp, issuing THREE walks in his FOUR innings of work, but he didn't allow any runs and earned the W. He also had good things to say about how Olivo called the game. Laffey finally gave up a couple of runs and Pauley continued his strong spring and Wright kept his ERA invisible.
BATS LEAVE AZ HOT
Langerhans continued showing off his smoking hot bat with a THREE-run triple and Cust hit his 4th homer of the spring, a TWO-run shot. Nice to see Olivo go 2 for 5 with a couple of RBI, coming back just in time. And even the kids contributed, Poythress and Rodrigues each with a double.
NEWS AND NOTES
Congrats to Wilhelmson, Laffey and Lueke, all added to the roster.
Only THREE MORE DAYS!!!!!
Monday, March 28, 2011
ST27 | vs. Rox
Mariners 7 | Rockies 6
NINTH INNING VICTORIES ARE ALWAYS FUN, EVEN IN SPRING!
Offense? Wow, M's had some today...
Smoak hit his second spring homer (and this one from the RIGHT side), Bradely kept racking up the RBI and Figgins going 3 for 3 with an RBI and a SB, Steven Baron gets the winning hit in the NINTH And, the collective ELEVEN hits and SEVEN runs ain't half bad either.
Unfortunately, the bad news was with the starting pitcher...
His ERA went from just over TWO to just over FOUR today - the FIFTH inning was especially rough. Here's hoping it was just the inevitable "spring wall" and nothing to worry about.
LOTS OF NEWS AND NOTES TODAY
Felix
Vargas
Fister
Bedard
Pineda
Seemed to surprise many, including me. Good luck, Paper Boy!
NRI's Bard and Gimenez sent to minor league camp, French optioned to Tacoma
NINTH INNING VICTORIES ARE ALWAYS FUN, EVEN IN SPRING!
Offense? Wow, M's had some today...
Smoak hit his second spring homer (and this one from the RIGHT side), Bradely kept racking up the RBI and Figgins going 3 for 3 with an RBI and a SB, Steven Baron gets the winning hit in the NINTH And, the collective ELEVEN hits and SEVEN runs ain't half bad either.
Unfortunately, the bad news was with the starting pitcher...
His ERA went from just over TWO to just over FOUR today - the FIFTH inning was especially rough. Here's hoping it was just the inevitable "spring wall" and nothing to worry about.
LOTS OF NEWS AND NOTES TODAY
Felix
Vargas
Fister
Bedard
Pineda
Seemed to surprise many, including me. Good luck, Paper Boy!
NRI's Bard and Gimenez sent to minor league camp, French optioned to Tacoma
Friday, March 25, 2011
ss ST24 | vs. Cubbies and Dodgers
Mariners 3 | Cubs 6
ON THE MOUND
Except for Jimenez's really rough outing, the pitching was great.
AT THE PLATE
Offense? Not so much.
But, good to see that the only 2XBH (both doubles) were off of Justin's bat.
Mariners 6 | Dodgers 0
BEDARD CONTINUES HIS STRONG SPRING
Dare we dream that this will continue into the regular season?
And, the staff combined for a 5-hit shut out, allowing only FIVE hits (FOUR walks, though)
THE OFFENSE CONTRIBUTED WAY MORE THAN WAS NEEDED
Tui's bat getting hot - TWO hits, including a homer and THREE RBI.
And, Olivo wasted no time contributing in his first time back in the lineup since March 5th with a TWO-run single in the first.
NEWS AND NOTES
ON THE MOUND
Except for Jimenez's really rough outing, the pitching was great.
AT THE PLATE
Offense? Not so much.
But, good to see that the only 2XBH (both doubles) were off of Justin's bat.
Mariners 6 | Dodgers 0
BEDARD CONTINUES HIS STRONG SPRING
Dare we dream that this will continue into the regular season?
And, the staff combined for a 5-hit shut out, allowing only FIVE hits (FOUR walks, though)
THE OFFENSE CONTRIBUTED WAY MORE THAN WAS NEEDED
Tui's bat getting hot - TWO hits, including a homer and THREE RBI.
And, Olivo wasted no time contributing in his first time back in the lineup since March 5th with a TWO-run single in the first.
NEWS AND NOTES
Thursday, March 24, 2011
ST23 | vs. Royals
Mariners 8 | Royals 9
NOT THE TYPICAL PITCHING AND DEFENSE WE'VE SEEN
Fister struggled, Ring finally gave up a couple of runs and League continued his sad spring. Wright was the only arm to escape unscathed. Figgy and Josh both recorded errors.
L COLUMN DESPITE THE DOUBLE-DIGIT HITS
Including FOUR doubles and ONE home run (Saunders - who also had one of the doubles AND a stolen base)
NEWS AND NOTES
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
ST22 | vs. Rox
Mariners 5 | Rockies 6
A RARE ROUGH SPRING OUTING FOR FRENCH
though the rest of the staff faired well (even league!!)
LANGERHANS MAKING A CASE
A double, a homer and a stolen base
NEWS AND NOTES
A RARE ROUGH SPRING OUTING FOR FRENCH
though the rest of the staff faired well (even league!!)
LANGERHANS MAKING A CASE
A double, a homer and a stolen base
NEWS AND NOTES
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
ST21 | vs. Pale Hose
Mariners 9 | White Sox 4
NOT FELIX'S BEST OUTING
But gotta love the FIVE K's in FIVE innings w/ ZERO walks
BATS PUT UP DOUBLE DIGIT HITS
including FOUR doubles and yielding NINE runs
NEWS AND NOTES
NOT FELIX'S BEST OUTING
But gotta love the FIVE K's in FIVE innings w/ ZERO walks
BATS PUT UP DOUBLE DIGIT HITS
including FOUR doubles and yielding NINE runs
NEWS AND NOTES
Sunday, March 20, 2011
ST20 | vs. Pads
Mariners 4 | Padres 1
Now THIS game I really enjoyed ~ because I was THERE :-)
ERIK CONTINUED HIS SOLID SPRING
allowing ONE run on FIVE scattered hits with ONE walk and TWO strikeouts
THE PEN PICKED UP WHERE HE LEFT OFF
Wright, Lueke and League combined for FOUR scoreless innings w/ League finally earning a SAVE
IN THE FIELD
Figgy had an error, but lets focus on the THREE double-plays, Milton's outfield assist, Wright's pick-off and an awesome diving catch by Langerhans! That's the D I want to see!
The weather was perfect - not too hot for this pale Seattelite :-)
It was fun to meet up with Lonnie and Matt prior to that game and enjoy a Buca de Beppo lunch!
NEW AND NOTES
Now THIS game I really enjoyed ~ because I was THERE :-)
ERIK CONTINUED HIS SOLID SPRING
allowing ONE run on FIVE scattered hits with ONE walk and TWO strikeouts
THE PEN PICKED UP WHERE HE LEFT OFF
Wright, Lueke and League combined for FOUR scoreless innings w/ League finally earning a SAVE
IN THE FIELD
Figgy had an error, but lets focus on the THREE double-plays, Milton's outfield assist, Wright's pick-off and an awesome diving catch by Langerhans! That's the D I want to see!
The weather was perfect - not too hot for this pale Seattelite :-)
It was fun to meet up with Lonnie and Matt prior to that game and enjoy a Buca de Beppo lunch!
NEW AND NOTES
Saturday, March 19, 2011
ST19 | vs. Rangers
Mariners 9 | Rangers 8
A SLUG-FEST!
There's something we didn't see much of (if at all) last season...
The two teams combined for SIX homers (including back-to-back-to-backers by the M's in the 8th), SIX doubles and a triple. The M's stole TWO bases and turned TWO double-plays. The good news is that the M's came out on the winning end and their pitchers who gave up the EIGHT runs will likely not be on the 25-man roster come April.
NEWS AND NOTES
Tui's trying to stay flexible | Seattle Times
Baron gaining confidence | News Tribune
Langerhans changes batting stance | Everett Herald
A SLUG-FEST!
There's something we didn't see much of (if at all) last season...
The two teams combined for SIX homers (including back-to-back-to-backers by the M's in the 8th), SIX doubles and a triple. The M's stole TWO bases and turned TWO double-plays. The good news is that the M's came out on the winning end and their pitchers who gave up the EIGHT runs will likely not be on the 25-man roster come April.
NEWS AND NOTES
Tui's trying to stay flexible | Seattle Times
Baron gaining confidence | News Tribune
Langerhans changes batting stance | Everett Herald
Friday, March 18, 2011
ST18 | vs. Snakes
Mariners 5 | Diamondbacks 8
JASON'S TURN TO STUMBLE A BIT
giving up THREE runs on FOUR hits in FIVE innings
BRANDON CONTINUES TO DO SO
THREE walks and ONE hit led to FOUR runs (TWO earned) and a blown save
A BIT UP AND DOWN IN THE FIELD
TWO errors but THREE double plays
NEWS AND NOTES
JASON'S TURN TO STUMBLE A BIT
giving up THREE runs on FOUR hits in FIVE innings
BRANDON CONTINUES TO DO SO
THREE walks and ONE hit led to FOUR runs (TWO earned) and a blown save
A BIT UP AND DOWN IN THE FIELD
TWO errors but THREE double plays
NEWS AND NOTES
ST17 | vs. Royals
Mariners 1 | Royals 9
NOT MUCH TO SEE HERE...
NOT MUCH TO SEE HERE...
Comments from Wedge and Felix say it all...
NEWS AND NOTESAfter watching his team lose, 9-1, to Kansas City, manager Eric Wedge tried to be a little understanding.
“It’s the middle of spring,” he said. “In the beginning, guys are all fired up to be playing games. About halfway through, where we are now, they realize, ‘Hell, there’s a couple more weeks of this.’
“There’s no excuse for sloppiness, and this is not the way we’re going to operate. You’ve got to come to play, and the last couple nights, we’ve been a little sloppy.”
:::
Felix Hernandez didn’t like the green baseball cap Major League Baseball requires all its players to wear on St. Patrick’s Day – and he wasn’t crazy about his pitching, either.
“I threw everything tonight, and they hit it all hard,” the Seattle ace said. “I got my work in, but 80 pitches in four innings? That’s not good. And six runs? That’s terrible.”
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
ST16 | vs. Brew Crew
Mariners 4 | Brewers 5
PITCHING NOT THE SHARPEST
Pineda got knocked around a bit (TWO earned runs on SEVEN hits and ONE walk) but did record THREE strikeouts in his FOUR innings of work. The rest of the staff combined for TWO earned runs on FIVE hits and ZERO walks.
OFFENSE NOT IN THE SWING
only SIX hits and if it weren't for Ryan's THREE-run home run there would have only been ONE run from Cust's double.
MIXED BAG OF RUNNING and "D"
with a stolen base and TWO double plays but, also TWO errors and a caught stealing and Milton suffered his first ejection of the spring for arguing balls and strikes.
NEWS AND NOTES
PITCHING NOT THE SHARPEST
Pineda got knocked around a bit (TWO earned runs on SEVEN hits and ONE walk) but did record THREE strikeouts in his FOUR innings of work. The rest of the staff combined for TWO earned runs on FIVE hits and ZERO walks.
OFFENSE NOT IN THE SWING
only SIX hits and if it weren't for Ryan's THREE-run home run there would have only been ONE run from Cust's double.
MIXED BAG OF RUNNING and "D"
with a stolen base and TWO double plays but, also TWO errors and a caught stealing and Milton suffered his first ejection of the spring for arguing balls and strikes.
NEWS AND NOTES
Monday, March 14, 2011
ST15 | vs. Cubbies
Mariners 5 | Cubs 3
DOUG WAS HARDLY SHARP
giving up TWO runs and THREE walks but, he did get through 4.1 innings and the rest of the staff only gave up ONE more run. Pauley issued ONE walk but, ended up striking out the side in his ONE inning of work.
RUN, RUN, RUN and CATCH
THREE stolen bases today and TWO double plays!
NEWS AND NOTES
DOUG WAS HARDLY SHARP
giving up TWO runs and THREE walks but, he did get through 4.1 innings and the rest of the staff only gave up ONE more run. Pauley issued ONE walk but, ended up striking out the side in his ONE inning of work.
RUN, RUN, RUN and CATCH
THREE stolen bases today and TWO double plays!
NEWS AND NOTES
Sunday, March 13, 2011
ST14 | vs. Halos
Mariners 2 | Angels 0
5TH STRAIGHT DAY OF DOUBLE-DIGIT HITS
only resulted in TWO runs, but thankfully, more STELLAR pitching made up for the lack of runs
5TH STRAIGHT DAY OF DOUBLE-DIGIT HITS
only resulted in TWO runs, but thankfully, more STELLAR pitching made up for the lack of runs
JASON ADDS TO HIS GREAT SPRING TOTALS
Another FOUR scoreless innings, allowing only THREE hits and recording THREE strikeouts. And, the rest of the staff combines to allow only ONE more hit, albeit FOUR walks
NEWS AND NOTES
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