Dayton scored 3 in the top of the first, but the game is now all square at 4 runs apiece.
Jhon De Jesus blah.
Pabel Manzanero has hit a 2-run shot (8).
Dayton scored 3 in the top of the first, but the game is now all square at 4 runs apiece.
Jhon De Jesus blah.
Pabel Manzanero has hit a 2-run shot (8).
The Dragons strike back with 3 runs of their own. They lead 7-4.
Lofstrom doubles. Ventura walks. Gordon doubles home 2 runs. Gordon steals third. Bautista singles.
Louisville scores in the top of the 6th to tighten the game at 3-2.
Vlad G. surrenders a home run to the leadoff batter in the bottom of the inning. 4-2.
Gutierrez out, Reyes on.
Daytona's contest is in the books, marked down as a 4-2 win for St. Lucie.
Mac Scolero was nails for 5. He went 5.1.
Dauri Moreta was not charged for any runs. He allowed all 3 inherited runners to cross the plate.
Stuart Fairchild single and tripled. The man is in the zone, and has been for nearly 2 months.
Jose Garcia doubled twice.
Hendrik Clementina's on-base streak has come to an end at 20 games.
Louisville is now down 6-2. An error and a home run have done the damage.
They are turning off the lights in Greeneville, the party is over. The G-Reds drew first blood in the opening inning, and led 1-0. That's a moment in time that they would love to freeze. They fall 5-1.
Orlando Noriega was abused for all 5 runs.
Tony Garbee worked 3.1 innings of 1 hit ball, fanning 4.
They couldn't get a hit off of Jose Zorilla for 2 innings.
Blake 'Rehabbing' Trahan singled twice.
Ivan Johnson singled and walked.
I don't know what's wrong with him, but he is not right.Originally Posted by texasdave
I'm not a system player. I am a system.
Old school 1983 (07-06-2019)
Our old friend, Josh Smith comes in for Columbus to pitch the 9th, and nearly squanders a 4-run lead. Yikes! Louisville did bring the tying run to the plate, but to no avail. They lose 6-4.
Vlad Gutierrez came into the game with a 7.02 ERA, and somehow managed to raise it.
RJ Alaniz and Tristan Archer each logged a scoreless frame.
Narciso Crook homered (3) and was hit by a pitch.
Christian Colon singled and doubled.
Juan Graterol singled twice.
Sherman Johnson singled and doubled.
Ian Koch made his season's debut with the Arizona Reds, and got no help whatsoever. He lasts just 2/3s of an inning, and is charged with 5 runs (1 earned). Three errors in the first by his teammates. They trail 6-0 in the bottom of the third.
Dayton brought a can, make that a case of whoop ass to the park tonight. They pummel Bowling Green 13-7.
Aside from Pidich (1.1) and Bennett (1.1), the pitching was rather mediocre. Connor Bennett gets save #12.
The sticks did not need much help tonight. Settle in, please.
Randy Ventura a single plus 2 walks.
Mariel Bautista laced 3 singles and was hit by a pitch. He also threw a runner out at the plate.
Pabel Manzanero was raking - 2 singles, a double and a home run (8).
Brian Rey contributed a single, a double and 2 sac flies.
Juan Martinez singled and was walked intentionally, a very rare feat in minor league baseball.
Bren Spillane whacked a pair of two-baggers.
Morgan Lofstrom singled and doubled twice.
Let's go ahead and wrap up the AZL-Reds game, even though they have only completed 6 innings. They trail 9-0. They only have 2 hits. And they have committed 6 errors.
Let's go ahead and skip the details. They aren't important.
Okay one detail. The shortstop for the team, who shall remain anonymous, made 4 errors. There was a certain symmetry to it as well. Fielding, throwing, fielding, throwing. In that order.
Billings led 2-1 as they stretched in the 7th, but the Voyagers scored 2 in the bottom of the inning. They held on to defeat the Mustangs 3-2.
The pitching was respectable, save Manuel Cachutt's effort in the 7th.
Carlos Carreno yielded a solo homer in his time on the bump.
Ryan Dunn, Jeffry Nino and Johnnie Schneider were all unscored upon out of the pen. On second thought, Nino should probably be pulled out of that grouping. He inherited 2 runners, and both scored.
TJ Hopkins singled twice.
2-6 on the night. Adios.
This has been an embarrassing season for the reds top prospects. Have any of the top 10 had seasons to be proud of?
I wouldn’t exactly say he threw a runner out at the plate. But, yes, due to a quirky play, he did get an assist. With men on first and second, the hitter singles to left. The runner on second tries to score. Bautista, the left fielder, throws the ball over the catcher, off the backstop. The runner who started on first then tries to score. The pitcher, backing up home, picks up Bautista’s wild throw and throws to the catcher, and they get the out at the plate on a very close play. If he had been safe, Bautista gets an error. Instead, he gets an assist for an awful throw.
Looks better in the box score. I hate knowing how the sausage is made.
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