10 hits and 12 walks and they only scored 5. Crazy.
10 hits and 12 walks and they only scored 5. Crazy.
Francis and Navarro are the two veterans I'm really glad we have down in Louisville. If a starting pitcher goes down with a minor injury, I think Francis could hold the fort down for a few starts.
Also, Navarro would be a solid No. 2 catcher if something were to happen to Hanigan or Mesoraco.
He'll be back in Bakersfield once Henry Rodriguez comes off the DL for Pensacola.Originally Posted by texasdave
Didi Gregorius in a free-fall at the plate. Down to .269. Although he does have an RBI single tonight. 4-2 Blue Wahoos in the 7th.
Donnie Joseph comes on in the top of the 8th with the bases loaded and one out. Gets a force out at home and a strike out. Holds them to no runs. 4-2 Blue Wahoos headed to the bottom of the 8th.
Joseph has established himself as a stud prospect once again. Wow he is having a great year (ERA down to 0.38).
The Indianapolis-Louisville game has gone on so long that Joey Gathright has made it to the park and is in the game. He singled to leadoff the top half of the 12th. Seven fans are still in attendance. But to be fair all seven are sleeping soundly.
Bill Rhinehart threw a runner out at the plate to end the 11th and keep the game going.
Last edited by texasdave; 05-24-2012 at 10:48 PM.
They moved Gathright all the way around to third. For Louisville, that qualifies as a big inning.
Yep, with the aid of a wild pitch. Why do you bunt Gathright over when he should be able to steal? Maybe his legs were a little rubbery from travelling all day.
Which game gets over first? Louisville's or Bakersfield's?
Through one inning the Bakersfield Blaze are up 1-0 on a Donald Lutz HR.
Joseph gets a 1.2-inning save, with 3 K. Pensacola wins 4-2.
Fellhauer (2B) and Yordanys (HR) each with 2 hits for the Hoos.
Top of the 14th and Gathright draws a one-out walk. You can't stop him; you can only hope to contain him.
Bakersfield still leading 1-0 in the top of the 3rd.
To no avail.
Man, you hate to waste a 2-hit night by Kris Negron.
Cingrani must be pitching right-handed. San Jose just scored 2 on him in the third. Only one was earned, but he's given up 5 hits and only struck out one.
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