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Friday, June 25, 2004
Denver Bears (40-29 .580 0.5 GB in 2nd place in the PCL East) at Portland Beavers (46-25 .648 1.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) DEN: Jose Rosa (23-R 7-7 4.18) vs. POR: Barry Phillips (21-R 8-3 2.25) Gold Glove Rosa is their #1 starter. He is 3-1 in his last 5 starts with a 1.91 ERA. He was 0-1 in 2 starts against us as a rookie last year. In the loss, he only gave us 3 runs in 7 IP and in the no decision, he shut us out for 3.1 IP, but had to leave with an injury. Phillips gave up 3 runs (2 earned) in 6 IP and did not have a decision in his last start. He us 0-3 in his last 4 with a 4.37 ERA. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) DENVER 1: LF Bob Ellis (25-R .267-15-0-0-.533 85) Rookie 2: 1B Jim Jaeger (37-R .280-182-7-29-.803 30) 2-time All-Star(01-02), Silver Slugger(3B-01) 3: RF Tom Boyles (25-R .293-270-13-48-.842 81) Silver Slugger(CF)/All-Star 4: C Joe Taylor (23-R .338-237-18-58-1.023 57) All-Star/RoY(02) 5: CF Eric Daniels (22-L .254-287-9-36-.760 64) Rookie Sore elbow 6: 3B Johnnie Graham (29-R .265-253-11-45-.816 51) All-Star 7: 2B Colin Woodford (23-L .253-249-0-29-.700 91) Gold Glove 8: SS Carroll Morse (28-R .239-234-2-22-.648 93) 9: P Jose Rosa (23-R .083-36-0-1-.167 1) PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .291-141-0-14-.679 94) 2: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .321-221-7-34-.880 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 3: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .318-245-14-53-.948 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 4: C Tim Higbee (21-S .315-248-15-45-.898 52) 5: SS Denny Peters (27-S .273-110-3-10-.752 86) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .215-256-8-35-.674 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .261-249-6-29-.712 66) 8: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .247-162-2-11-.628 71) 9: P Barry Phillips (21-R .235-34-0-2-.522 56) Gold Glove Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 63 F, Partly Cloudy, with an 8 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 23,906 Top of the First: Bob Ellis pops out to center. Jim Jaeger grounds out to short. Tom Boyles draws a walk. He steals 2nd. Joe Taylor takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Eric Daniels grounds out to 1st, unassisted! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee walks on 4 pitches. Enrique Ramos flies out to the warning track in center. Glenn Snowden grounds into a 5-4-3 double play.... No, 3rd is not a lucky spot for him.... Top of the Third: With 1 out, Bob Ellis draws a walk and steals 2nd. With 2 outs, Tom Boyles hits a home run down the left field line... 2 to 0, Bears. Only the second home run allowed by P Barry Phillips this season. Meanwhile, we have once again sent 9 batters to the plate through 3 innings... Bottom of the Fourth: A.J. Lee grounds our first hit of the game to right and then steals 2nd and goes to 3rd on a ground out. Glenn Snowden lines one to right, but Tom Boyles makes a diving catch, though Lee tags up and trots home. 2 to 1, Bears. That is an RBI by Snowden!!! His first in three weeks to the day! Top of the Fifth: Carroll Morse draws a walk, the fourth issued by P Barry Phillips. P Jose Rosa lays down a bunt and C Tim Higbee fields it and goes for the force at 2nd, but his throw is late... But the next three make outs, with Tom Boyles striking out to end the inning! Top of the Sixth: With 2 outs, Johnnie Graham swings at the first pitch and grounds their second hit of the game to right. Colin Woodford swings at a 3-2 pitch and beats out an infield hit. Carroll Morse grounds a hit to left and Graham heads home, but Kim Springer throws him out!! Bottom of the Seventh: Tim Higbee loops a hit to right center. Denny Peters grounds into a force at 2nd, 4-6. Jeff Galka takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Kim Springer grounds one back to the mound, but P Jose Rosa boots it and the bases are loaded with 1 out for Jerry Suazo, who is 1 for his last 27, but that 1 was a home run. He lines a hit to right and Peters scores! Tie Game: 2 to 2! PH Juan Rojas (25-S) strikes out looking on 3 pitches... A.J. Lee grounds out to 3rd... Top of the Eighth: New Pitcher: Rich Larkin (24-R). Johnnie Graham leads off with a double to center... We walk Colin Woodford intentionally.... Carroll Morse bunts the runners up. They let P Jose Rosa bat and he pops out to 1st. Bob Ellis takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4 to load the bases up with 2 outs... Jim Jaeger flies out to left!! Top of the Ninth: 3-4-5 hitters up for them. Doesn't it seem like the 3-4-5 hitters are always up in the 9th for the other team? Tom Boyles strikes out on 3 pitches! Joe Taylor lines a hit to right. Eric Daniels grounds into a force at 2nd, 6-4. 3B Rick Hansen (25-R), a rookie who is 1 for 4 in his career, flies out to left! Bottom of the Ninth: P Jose Rosa is at 110 pitches. Jeff Galka grounds out to 3rd... Kim Springer pops out a mile high and about six feet in front of the the plate, but C Joe Taylor drops the ball! Jerry Suazo pops out to short... PH Greg Unser (28-R) is sent up to strike out, but he does not get the chance, because Springer gets thrown out trying to steal.... So, now I have pinch-hit for my pitcher, but still have the pitcher's spot due up next inning.... super... Extras! Top of the Tenth: New Pitcher: Steve Stewart (24-L). They go down in order! Bottom of the Tenth: New Pitcher: Javier Juarez (29-L), their new closer, who got the Save yesterday. PH Jack Hinckley (28-R) grounds out to short and we go down in order.... Top of the Eleventh: New Pitcher: Larry McLellan (28-R). The top of their order goes down 1-2-3! Bottom of the Eleventh: 3-4-5 up for us. With 1 out, Tim Higbee draws a walk. PH Dave Risinger (28-R) pops out to right... Jeff Galka grounds out to 2nd... Top of the Twelfth: Dave Risinger stays in to play short. They go down in order! Bottom of the Twelfth: New Pitcher: Bob Provost (26-R) with a 4.58 ERA and a 1.93 WHIP and 3 HR in 19.2 IP. But we do not let those numbers intimidate us and we go down 1-2-3! Top of the Thirteenth: With 1 out, Carroll Morse takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. PH Harry Garcia (35-L), batting .278 with 5 HR in 54 AB, swings at the first pitch and flies out to center! Bob Ellis pops out to 3rd! Bottom of the Thirteenth: New Pitcher: Larry Matteson (28-L) with a 4.70 ERA in 38.1 IP. Top of our order up. We go down in order... Put me out of my misery now, please... Top of the Fourteenth: Jim Jaeger lines a hit to right. Call to the Bullpen: Denny Jennissen (30-R). He sits their 3-4-5 hitters down, striking out Tom Boyles and Eric Daniels! Bottom of the Fourteenth: We go down in order.... Top of the Fifteenth: Rookie Rick Hansen grounds his second career hit to right. Colin Woodford lays down a bunt and beats it out for a hit... With 1 out, they pull off a double steal... With the infield in, PH Rich Hirst (33-R), batting .185 with 1 HR in 27 AB (4 of his 5 hits are for extra bases), grounds out to short and the runners hold. Bob Ellis strikes out on 3 pitches!! Bottom of the Fifteenth: New Pitcher: Danny Slater (27-R) with a 5.93 ERA and an opponent's BA of .323. If we go down in order again, I am going to go on home and they can lose this one without me... We go down in order... See ya! Trudy can write up the rest of the grisly details for posterity... No, I cannot leave... It is like a gruesome accident where you cannot turn your eyes away, even though you want to.... Top of the Sixteenth: They go down 1-2-3. Bottom of the Sixteenth: We have had 14 men retired in order. We have not had a hit since the 8th inning. With 1 out, Enrique Ramos lines a hit to right. Glenn Snowden grounds into a 4-6-3 double play... Top of the Seventeenth: They go down in order! Bottom of the Seventeenth: We go down in order... Top of the Eighteenth: They go down in order. Bottom of the Eighteenth: New Pitcher: Jim Halcomb (29-R) with a 3.66 ERA in 39.1 IP. With 1 out, Jerry Suazo lines a hit to left. P Denny Jennissen bunts him to 2nd. A.J. Lee takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. This is it. If Enrique Ramos can get a hit, we win the game. If not, they have the meat of their order coming up and all we have are tired pitchers left... Ramos lines out to right.... Top of the Nineteenth: New Pitcher: Ron Marling (23-R), the rookie from our starting rotation. Their 2-3-4 hitter go down 1-2-3! Bottom of the Nineteenth: 3-4-5 up for us. Glenn Snowden swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds a hit to right. Tim Higbee strikes out... Dave Risinger grounds a hit to center. Jeff Galka lines one hard to right, but Tom Boyles runs it down... Kim Springer pops out to 3rd to run his total to 0 for 8 today... Top of the Twentieth: Eric Daniels leads off with a triple to center... Rick Hansen flies out to left and Daniels tags up and scores... 3 to 2, Bears. With 2 outs, Carroll Morse grounds a hit to left. PH Hughie Scott (31-L), batting .111 in 18 AB and suffering from conjunctivitis, pops one foul down the right field line, but Enrique Ramos drops the ball... Given a second chance, Scott strikes out. Bottom of the Twentieth: A fresh new pitcher: Javy Valderrama (26-R), a rookie with a 1.80 ERA in 25 IP. Jerry Suazo pops out to center. PH Rick Mansoor (31-R), the last player left on the bench, loops a hit to left center. A.J. Lee drives one to deep right center, but once again, Tom Boyles runs one down... 2 outs. Enrique Ramos draws a walk. Glenn Snowden grounds a hit to left and Mansoor scores without a throw!!!!! Tie Game: 3 to 3! Tim Higbee, with a chance to be a hero, fouls out to 3rd... Top of the Twenty-first: New Pitcher: Ramon Andrade (29-R), who is not fresh at all, having thrown 33 pitches and taking a loss yesterday.... Top of their order up. They go down in order! Bottom of the Twenty-first: We go down in order.... Top of the Twenty-second: They go down in order! Bottom of the Twenty-second: With 1 out, P Ramon Andrade doubles down the right field line!!! That is his first career hit in his 5th AB! A.J. Lee grounds out to short... Enrique Ramos grounds a hit to left, but P Andrade stops at 3rd. Glenn Snowden pops out to left... Top of the Twenty-third: They go down in order! Bottom of the Twenty-third: Tim Higbee swings at the first pitch and lines a hit to right. With 1 out, Jeff Galka grounds out slowly to short and Higbee goes to 2nd. Kim Springer, 0 for 9 today, is walked intentionally. Jerry Suazo grounds out to short... Top of the Twenty-fourth: Andrade is gassed, but he sits them down in order! But there is no way he can do it again.... Bottom of the Twenty-fourth: With 2 outs, Enrique Ramos swings at an 0-1 pitch and lofts it in a seemingly slow and beautiful arc into the bleachers in left center field for a home run and THIS Ball Game Belongs to the Beavers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Won - 4 to 3 We broke the 3 run ceiling for the first time in 8 games! It only took us 3 games worth of innings to do it! We had 17 hits and made 1 error Denver had 12 hits and made 2 errors The only XBH we had were the double by P Ramon Andrade and the HR that won it. Seven hours and 4 minutes to complete. 23 strikeouts by our pitchers! Only 9 for the Bears. Barry Phillips went 6 innings, allowed 2 runs, 4 hits, 1 home run, 4 walks and struck out 5. 112 pitches. RHP Leonardo Sanchez went 1 scoreless inning, allowed 1 hit and 2 walks (1 INT). RHP Rich Larkin went 2 scoreless innings, allowed 2 hits, 2 walks (1 INT) and struck out 1. LHP Steve Stewart pitched 1 perfect inning and struck out 1. RHP Larry McLellan went 3+ scoreless innings, allowed 1 hit and 1 walk and struck out 2. RHP Denny Jennissen went 5 scoreless innings, allowed 2 hits and struck out 7. 57 pitches. RHP Ron Marling went 2 innings, allowed 1 run, 2 hits, and struck out 1. RHP Ramon Andrade (W 5-4) pitched 4 perfect innings and struck out 6. 50 pitches. At bat, he hit a double. Jose Rosa went 9 innings, gave us 2 runs, 7 hits, 2 walks and struck out 4. 122 pitches. RHP Javy Valderrama (L 0-1 BS 1) went 4.2 innings, gave us 2 runs, 6 hits, 1 home runs and 2 walks. 70 pitches. 2B A.J. Lee had 2 hits and 2 walks, stole a base and scored a run. RF Enrique Ramos had 5 hits (10 AB) and a walk and his 8th home run of the season. 1B Glenn Snowden had 3 hits and 2 RBI, his first RBI in 3 weeks to the day. C Tim Higbee had 2 hits and a walk. CF Jerry Suazo had 2 hits and an RBI. PH Rick Mansoor had a hit and scored a run. 3B Jeff Galka and LF Kim Springer combined to go 0 for 18. Each had a walk, though Springer's was intentional. No one on the Bears had more than 2 hits. |
Saturday, June 26, 2004
We had to get some pitchers up here from Vancouver (A), so that we are not forced to pitch a CG today. RF Greg Unser (28-R) and RP Steve Stewart (24-L) were sent North with assurances that they would be back in 10 days at the longest. With Stewart, we meant it sincerely.... RP Jon Weekley (28-R) and SP Bill Woodward (23-R) were recalled. Denver Bears (40-30 .571 0.5 GB in 2nd place in the PCL East) at Portland Beavers (47-25 .653 1.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) DEN: Bob Jangula (35-R 5-2 5.08) vs. POR: John Krawczyk (25-L 3-1 3.32) Rookie Jangula was 5-13 with a 4.87 ERA in 31 starts for St. Louis last year. He became a free agent and Montreal signed him in February, but released him a little over a week into the season without using him in a game. Denver signed him on April 17. He gave up 4 runs in 5 IP in his last start and had a no decision. We have never faced him. Krawczyk lost his last start, but only gave up 5 hits and 3 runs in 6 IP. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) DENVER 1: LF Bob Ellis (25-R .167-24-0-0-.397 85) Rookie 2: CF Eric Daniels (22-L .249-297-9-36-.749 64) Rookie Sore elbow 3: RF Tom Boyles (25-R .287-279-14-50-.838 81) Silver Slugger(CF)/All-Star 4: 1B Jim Jaeger (37-R .269-193-7-29-.770 30) 2-time All-Star(01-02), Silver Slugger(3B-01) 5: 3B Johnnie Graham (29-R .268-257-11-45-.823 51) All-Star 6: 2B Colin Woodford (23-L .252-258-0-29-.693 91) Gold Glove 7: SS Carroll Morse (28-R .241-241-2-22-.651 93) 8: C Mike Holguin (28-R .256-43-0-1-.568 70) 9: P Bob Jangula (35-R .176-17-0-0-.412 1) PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .287-150-0-14-.674 94) 2: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .244-172-2-12-.615 71) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .329-231-8-35-.900 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Oscar Trejo (31-R .267-45-0-4-.676 66) 5: SS Denny Peters (27-S .263-114-3-10-.727 86) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .208-265-8-35-.655 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .252-258-6-29-.690 66) 8: C Rick Mansoor (31-R .273-44-1-7-.675 76) 9: P John Krawczyk (25-L .222-18-0-2-.444 1) Rookie Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 63 F, Partly Cloudy, with an 8 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 23,561 Top of the First: Bob Ellis strikes out looking! Eric Daniels fouls out to 3rd. Tom Boyles strikes out! 1-2-3! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee grounds out to short. Jerry Suazo lines a hit to center. Enrique Ramos pops out to 2nd... Oscar Trejo swings at the first pitch and flies out to right. Top of the Second: Jim Jaeger hits a home run down the right field line... 1 to 0, Bears. Bottom of the Seventh: With 2 outs, Kim Springer hits a home run to right! Tie Game: 1 to 1. Big Offense! Top of the Ninth: On the Hill: Rich Larkin (24-R), after striking out Tom Boyles and Jim Jaeger in the 8th. Johnnie Graham flies out to center. Colin Woodford flies out to left, Kim Springer making a great running catch! PH Harry Garcia (35-L), batting .273 with 5 HR in 55 AB, lines out to center! Bottom of the Ninth: P Bob Jangula is at 89 pitches. 3-4-5 up for us, but the 4 spot is currently occupied by the pitcher. Enrique Ramos grounds out to short, and my dreams of him hitting back to back walk off home runs are ruined.... PH Tim Higbee (21-S) is sent up. Glenn Snowden (27-R) was used last inning, to no avail. Higbee swings at the first pitch and grounds out to 2nd... It just does not matter who the pitcher is, we cannot hit anymore.... Denny Peters lines a 3-2 pitch to right for a hit. Jeff Galka lines a hit to right and Peters beats the throw to 3rd! Kim Springer, who has been our whole offense with his home run in the 7th, swings at the first pitch and grounds out to 2nd.... Extras! After 24 innings, yesterday.... Top of the Tenth: New Pitcher: Jon Weekley (28-R). PH Victor Maldonado (29-L), batting .308 with 1 HR in 26 AB is sent up. The 1 HR was hit against us on Thursday in the 9th inning to put them ahead to stay... He grounds out to short! PH Joe Taylor (23-R), batting .333 with 18 HR in 246 AB, strikes out! Bob Ellis grounds out to short! 1-2-3! Bottom of the Tenth: New Pitcher: Bob Provost (26-R), who pitched a perfect inning yesterday. With 1 out, Glenn Snowden grounds a hit to center. With 2 outs, he gets picked off at 1st.... Top of the Eleventh: 2-3-4 up for them. Eric Daniels lines a hit to right... Tom Boyles beats out an infield hit... Are we going to have one of those innings where 7 straight guys reach base? Jim Jaeger swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses! Johnnie Graham pops out to center! Colin Woodford grounds out to short!! Bottom of the Eleventh: Jerry Suazo bloops the softies hit I have ever seen just over the shortstop's head! Enrique Ramos also bloops one, but his does not get over the shortstop's head and is caught. PH Juan Rojas (25-S) grounds into a force at 2nd, 1-6. Denny Peters grounds one to 2nd, but Colin Woodford throws the ball in the dirt at 1st for an error. Jeff Galka lines out to center... Top of the Twelfth: New Pitcher: Bill Woodward (23-R). Juan Rojas stays in the game to play 2nd and A.J. Lee moves to 3rd. SS Rick Hansen (25-R), a rookie who is 2 for 9 on the season, doubles to left center.... We are not going 24 innings today... PH Hughie Scott (31-S), who is 2 for 19 (.105), grounds out to 2nd and Hansen goes to 3rd. We walk Joe Taylor intentionally. He steals 2nd... He is very slow, but P Woodward will not pay attention to runners... Bob Ellis strikes out! 2 down. Eric Daniels lines one to the gap in left center, but Jerry Suazo runs it down!! Bottom of the Twelfth: New Pitcher: Larry Matteson (28-L). PH Jack Hinckley (28-R) strikes out. Rick Mansoor flies out to center. Glenn Snowden swings at a 3-2 pitch and hits a home run to right center!!! 426ft.! And THIS Ball Game Belongs to the Beavers! Won - 2 to 1 We had 11 hits and made 1 error Denver had 7 hits and made 1 error 9th straight game we have scored 3 of fewer runs in regulation.... In April and May, in 50 games, we were 2 runs shy of averaging 5 a game (4.96). In June, in 23 games, we are averaging 3.09.... And that is per game; per 9 innings, it would be even less.... Okay, I figured it: per 9 innings, we are scoring 2.85 runs in June.... We are 12-11 in June, despite our offense... John Krawczyk went 7.1 innings, allowed 1 run, 4 hits, 1 home run, 3 walks (1 INT) and struck out a career high 9. It is a new season high for the Beavers. At bat, he drew a walk. RHP Rich Larkin faced 5 batters and got them all out with 2 strikeouts. RHP Jon Weekley went 2 scoreless innings, allowed 2 hits and struck out 2. It was his 1st scoreless outing for the Beavers this season. RHP Bill Woodward (W 2-2) went 1 scoreless inning, allowed 1 hit and 1 walk (INT) and struck out 1. It was the 1st relief appearance of his career. Bob Jangula went 9 innings, gave us 1 run, 8 hits, 1 home run, 2 walks and struck out 3. LHP Larry Matteson (L 4-3) got 2 outs, gave us 1 run, 1 hit, a home run and struck out 1. CF Jerry Suazo had 2 hits. RF Enrique Ramos had 2 hits. SS Denny Peters had a hit and a walk. LF Kim Springer had 2 hits with his 7th home run of the season. 1B Glenn Snowden had 2 hits with his 15th home, his 1st in over 3 weeks. Editor's Note: The 1 game a day restriction did not work in changing our luck on offense and I want to play OOTP today.... |
Sunday, June 27, 2004
Denver Bears (40-31 .563 0.5 GB in 2nd place in the PCL East) at Portland Beavers (48-25 .658 1.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) DEN: Norm Ginsburg (36-R 4-3 6.34) vs. POR: Frank Flores (25-R 12-3 1.84) PCLCS MVP Ginsburg gave up 5 runs in 5 IP last time out and lost for the 1st time in a month. We faced him once last year when he was a rookie and we scored 6 runs in 2.2 innings, but we lost the game. I'd take that today! I want some runs and if we cannot score them against this bum, We are going to have to resort to drastic measures.... What those would be, I have no idea... But I cannot just continue to sit on my hands and watch my batters ground out to 2nd all day long... Flores has won 3 in a row and given up a total of 3 runs (2 earned). He is making a strong case to be our first pitcher ever named to the All-Star Game. He is trying to become the 1st 13 game winner in the Majors and no one else has more than 10 wins. He is still 2nd in the PCL in ERA, but the fellow ahead of him, Hal Kestler of Dallas, has not pitched in a month and is expected to be out two more weeks. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) DENVER 1: 2B Colin Woodford (23-L .247-263-0-29-.681 91) Gold Glove 2: 1B Jim Jaeger (37-R .273-198-8-30-.785 30) 2-time All-Star(01-02), Silver Slugger(3B-01) 3: RF Tom Boyles (25-R .286-283-14-50-.836 81) Silver Slugger(CF)/All-Star 4: CF Eric Daniels (22-L .251-303-9-36-.751 64) Rookie Sore elbow 5: 3B Johnnie Graham (29-R .264-261-11-45-.813 51) All-Star 6: LF Harry Garcia (35-L .268-56-5-15-.881 37) 7: SS Carroll Morse (28-R .238-244-2-22-.644 93) 8: C Mike Holguin (28-R .244-45-0-1-.558 70) 9: P Norm Ginsburg (26-R .263-19-0-4-.579 31) PORTLAND 1: 2B Juan Rojas (25-S .216-176-2-18-.564 104) 2: SS Denny Peters (27-S .263-118-3-10-.725 86) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .331-236-8-35-.898 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .323-257-15-56-.953 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .310-258-15-45-.881 52) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .207-270-8-35-.650 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .256-262-7-30-.706 66) 8: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .249-177-2-12-.620 71) 9: P Frank Flores (25-L .256-39-0-5-.583 33) PCLCS MVP Game Start: 1:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 72 F, Partly Cloudy, with a 16 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 23,816 Top of the First: Colin Woodford swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses! Jim Jaeger swings at a 3-2 pitch and pops out to right. Tom Boyles pops one up a mile high to short! 1-2-3! Bottom of the First: Juan Rojas takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Denny Peters grounds a double over the 1st base bag! Enrique Ramos pops out to right and the runners hold... Glenn Snowden strikes out... Tim Higbee swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses... Unbelievable... Top of the Second: Eric Daniels lines a hit to left center. Johnnie Graham grounds a hit up the middle and Daniels heads for 3rd, but gets caught in a run down and is out! 8-5-4-6! Harry Garcia lines out to 1st and Glenn Snowden taps the bag with his toe to double off Graham! Bottom of the Second: With 1 out, Kim Springer hits a home run to left! 1 to 0, Beavers! Through six innings, we still only have the one run off this bum.... Top of the Seventh: Eric Daniels swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds a hit to center. The Bullpen is up. Daniels steals 2nd. Johnnie Graham grounds a hit to center and Daniels scores without a throw... Tie Game: 1 to 1. Harry Garcia lines a hit to center... Call to the Bullpen: Leonardo Sanchez (25-R). Jack Hinckley is in to play center in a double switch. Carroll Morse bunts the runners up. With the infield in, Mike Holguin grounds out to 2nd and the runners hold. 2 down. P Norm Ginsburg is allowed to hit and if a run scores, I am going to go ballistic, so be prepared to duck.... He strikes out! Bottom of the Eighth: Enrique Ramos bloops a hit to left. Glenn Snowden grounds into a force at 2nd, 1-6. Tim Higbee lines a hit to right. Jeff Galka gets beaned to load the bases up with 1 out. A wild pitch scores Snowden! 2 to 1, Beavers! Kim Springer strikes out... PH Oscar Trejo (31-R) is walked intentionally. And then they make a pitching change. New Pitcher: Danny Slater (27-R), who pitched 3 scoreless innings on Friday. Jack Hinckley pops out to center... Top of the Ninth: New Pitcher: Denny Jennissen (30-R), who threw 5 innings on Friday, so is not fresh as a daisy, but no one is, except Bill Woodward (23-R), who is NOT going to close a game out for us, if we can help it. 4-5-6 up for them. Eric Daniels swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses! Johnnie Graham grounds out to short. Harry Garcia grounds out to 1st, unassisted, and THIS Ball Game Belongs to the Beavers! Won - 2 to 1 10 straight games with 3 or fewer runs in the first 9 innings... We are 7-3 in those games, believe it or not. We played 54 innings in this series, which is enough for 6 games. But we only scored 11 runs. Denver, the #1 offense in the League, by far, scored only 9! We had 8 hits and made 1 error Denver had 7 hits (all singles) and made 2 errors Frank Flores went 6+ innings, allowed 1 run, 7 hits, no walks and struck out 2. RHP Leonardo Sanchez (W 2-0) pitched 2 perfect innings and struck out 2. RHP Denny Jennissen (SV 2) pitched a perfect 9th with 1 strikeout. Norm Ginsburg (L 4-4) went 7.2 innings, gave us 2 runs, 8 hits, 1 home run, 4 walks, 1 HBP and struck out 4. He threw a WP. 130 pitches. 2B Juan Rojas had a hit and a walk. SS Denny Peters hit a double, but also grounded into 2 double plays. RF Enrique Ramos had 2 hits and a walk. 3B Jeff Galka hit his 20th double of the season and was hit by a pitch. LF Kim Springer hit his 8th home run. PH Oscar Trejo was walked intentionally. |
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June 28, 2004
Monday Morning Report NL Player of the Week - Roberto Perez, 1B, St. Louis (33-L .370/.449/.682) Had 11 hits with 3 2B, 3 HR, 5 BB, 3 SO, 1 SB, 1 CS, 8 R and 9 RBI in 6 G (2nd PoW in a row;4th this season; 5th career) PCL Player of the Week - Marco Manga, CF, Minnesota (24-L .333/.418/.629) Had 11 hits with 2 2B, 3 HR, 4 BB, 5 SO, 2 SB, 1 CS, 7 R and 8 RBI in 6 G (2nd career PoW) (Slash lines are for the season, not the week) June 22 - Sam Henderson (30-R) of Hollywood pitched a 5 hit shutout at home versus Oakland. He walked 1 and struck out 3. At bat, he had a hit and 2 RBI. It is his 3rd shutout of the season and the 14th of his career. He is now 8-5 with a 2.28 ERA in 16 starts. The Stars won, 11 to 0, and had 19 hits. 3B/1B Larry Church had 3 hits with a home run and 5 RBI, June 22 - 1B Roberto Perez (33-L) of St. Louis went 4 for 4 with 2 home runs and a walk, stole a base, scored 3 runs and had 3 RBI at Cleveland. The Cardinals won, 6 to 4. June 23 - Jesus Benitez (24-R) of Houston pitched a 5 hit shutout at Salt Lake City. He walked 2 and struck out 5. It is his 4th shutout of the season, tying him for the most in the Majors, and it is the 7th of his career. He is now 8-6 with a 2.54 ERA in 16 starts. The Astros won, 5 to 0. June 23 - LF Dave Pass (30-L) of Cincinnati had 2 hits with a Grand Slam and a walk, scored 2 runs and had 5 RBI at home versus Miami. The Reds won, 14 to 6. June 23 - Cleveland lost 3B Adrian Gentry (24-R) for the rest of the season with a torn muscle in his back. He was batting .330-297-5-28-.814 with 52 R and 17 SB. June 24 - LF Dave McDowell (33-R) of San Francisco had 3 hits with a double and a home run and 2 walks, scored 3 runs and had 5 RBI at Salt Lake City. The Seals won, 18 to 5. June 24 - 3B Larry Church of Hollywood went 5 for 5 with a home run, scored 2 runs and had 3 RBI at home versus Houston. The Stars won, 11 to 8. June 24 - Gene Izbicki (26-R) of Miami pitched a 4 hit shutout at Washington. He walked 2 and struck out 6. It is his 2nd shutout of the season and of his career. He is now 7-6 with a 2.81 ERA in 15 starts. The Marlins won, 2 to 0. June 24 - 3B/SS Cecil Leithner (27-R) of Cincinnati hit a double and a home run, drew a walk, scored 2 runs and had 5 RBI at home versus Boston. The Reds won, 11 to 4. June 25 - Jimmy Henderson (27-L) of Houston pitched a 2 hit shutout at Hollywood. He walked 3, hit a batter and struck out 6. It is the 3rd shutout of his career. He is now 7-6 with a 3.65 ERA in 16 starts. The Astros won, 3 to 0. June 26 - Jeff McKeeman (32-R) of San Diego pitched a 4 hit shutout at Milwaukee. He walked 1 and struck out 2. 95 pitches thrown.It is his 3rd shutout of the season and the 10th of his career. He is now 7-4 with a 2.92 ERA in 16 starts. The Padres won, 6 to 0, for their 16th win in their last 17 games. The Brewers had 4 hits; the Padres hit 4 home runs. June 26 - CF Paul Moreland (23-L) of Sacramento, the ex-Beaver farmhand, had 3 hits with 2 HR and a walk and 5 RBI at home versus Minnesota. The Solons won, 8 to 7. June 26 - Graham Pethel (27-R) of Kansas City pitched a 1 hit shutout at Oakland. He walked 4 and struck out 5. At bat, he scored a run. The lone hit was a 1 out single in the 6th. It is his 2nd shutout of the season and the 12th of his career. He is now 10-4 with a 3.03 ERA in 17 starts. The Royals won, 5 to 0. June 26 - LF Bill Tovar (33-R) of Seattle went 5 for 5 with a triple and a home run, scored 4 runs and had 4 RBI at home versus San Antonio. The Rainiers won, 11 to 2. June 27 - RF Brian Mosca (31-L) of San Diego had 2 hits with a double, scored a run and had 2 RBI to extend his hitting streak to 25 games, the longest in the Majors this season. The Padres won, 8 to 1, for their 17th win their last 18 games. Their only setback was a 2 to 1 loss at home against Portland, though they also have 3 wins over the Beavers during the stretch. June 27 - Mike Evans (28-R) of San Francisco pitched a 5 hit shutout at Salt Lake City. He walked 2, hit a batter and struck out 4. It is the 3rd shutout of his career. He is now 3-3 with a 2.41 ERA in 8 starts. The Seals won, 5 to 0. June 27 - Oakland lost at home to Kansas City, 7 to 1, for their 10th loss in a row. June 27 - Jeff Kintz (26-R) of Detroit pitched a 2 hits shutout at home versus Philadelphia. He walked 2, hit a batter and struck out 4. At bat, he had a hit. It is his 2nd shutout of the season and the 14th of his career. He is now 4-9 with a 3.78 ERA in 17 starts. The Tigers won, 2 to 0. June 27 - Mike Poynter (26-R) of Pittsburgh pitched a 5 hit shutout at home versus Brooklyn. He walked 3 and struck out 6. 138 pitched thrown. At bat, he hit a double and scored a run. It is the 1st shutout of his career. He is now 5-4 with a 5.27 ERA in 12 starts. The Pirates won, 5 to 0. |
Monday, June 28, 2004
The Hollywood Stars are here to play a 2 game set. They lost 3 of 4 at home to Houston over the weekend. We are 4-3 against them on the season and this is their first trip to Portland. They are 12th in the PCL in scoring with 3.68 runs per game (Portland is down to #6 with 4.34). The Stars are tied for last with 29 HR. We are tied for 2nd with 67. They are 5th in fewest runs allowed with 3.65 per game (Portland is #1 with 3.31). Their run differential is +2 and ours is +76, still 2nd best in Baseball to the Padres at +106. Hollywood Stars (41-33 .554 8 GB in 3rd place in the PCL West) at Portland Beavers (49-25 .662 1.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) HOL: Tom Walters (28-R 10-5 2.54) vs. POR: Ron Marling (23-R 2-0 2.65) Rookie Walters gave up 4 runs (2 earned) in 8 IP last time out to get a win. He is 7-2 in his last 9 starts. We have not faced him this year. Last year, he was 1-1 in 2 starts against us, but only gave us 2 runs each time. Marling pitched 2 innings in relief on Friday, so is not entirely fresh for this start. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) HOLLYWOOD 1: RF Fred Rambo (27-L .315-273-5-23-.813 55) 42 R/39 BB/14 SB 2: 1B Bud Lisk (29-L .319-204-0-17-.741 74) 3: 2B Gus McCollum (32-R .290-272-0-30-.651 63) 6 2B/12 SB 4: LF Jose Naranjo (30-R .261-284-4-24-.672 75) 3-time All-Star 9 2B/13 SB 5: 3B Larry Church (29-L .276-275-6-50-.736 55) 6: C Mark Coronato (29-R .196-225-5-24-.558 68) 7: CF Gwang-sam Jean (32-L .304-260-1-29-.751 80) 15 2B 8: SS Jerry Hatcher (27-R .333-87-3-13-.884 98) 20 SO 9: P Tom Walters (28-R .184-38-0-1-.389 1) PORTLAND 1: 3B A.J. Lee (24-R .284-155-0-14-.666 92) 2: 2B Dave Risinger (28-R .281-96-1-7-.712 104) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .335-239-8-35-.905 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .322-261-15-56-.946 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .309-262-15-45-.876 52) 6: SS Denny Peters (27-S .262-122-3-10-.726 86) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .256-266-8-31-.715 66) 8: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .246-179-2-12-.617 71) 9: P Ron Marlin (23-R .000-2-0-0-.000 20) Rookie Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 70 F, Clear Skies, with an 8 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 22,106 Top of the First: Fred Rambo walks on 4 pitches... Maybe starting Marling when he was not fresh was a very bad idea.... The alternative was calling up Rex Williams (27-R) from Vancouver (A), who has a career ERA of 5.67 as a Beaver. Bud Lisk lines out to 1st and Glenn Snowden beats Rambo to the bag for a double play! Gus McCollum pops one up to shallow right and 2B Dave Risinger runs it down! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee beats out an infield hit. He takes off for 2nd on a 2-2 pitch to Dave Risinger and gets thrown out while Risinger strikes out.... Enrique Ramos grounds out to 1st, unassisted.... 18 straight 1st innings without a run.... Top of the Third: Jerry Hatcher leads off with a home run to left center... 1 to 0, Stars. Bottom of the Fifth: Tim Higbee leads off with our second hit of the game, a double down the right field line. With 2 outs, they walk Jerry Suazo intentionally. PH Oscar Trejo (31-R) lines out to short... Top of the Sixth: New Pitcher: Larry McLellan (28-R). With 1 out, Bud Lisk lines a hit to right. With 2 outs, Jose Naranjo doubles down the left field line and Lisk scores... 2 to 0, Stars. Naranjo is apparently not hitting against anyone but us.... .367 against us and .226 against the rest of the League... Bottom of the Seventh: Once again, we come to the 7th inning with a big fat zero on the scoreboard and once again, we rectify the situation! Glenn Snowden gets us started right by striking out. He is 0 for 3 with 2 SO today and is on pace to set a new career high in strikeouts this season... With 2 outs, Denny Peters grounds a hit up the middle. Kim Springer swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds a hit to right and Peters goes to 3rd. Jerry Suazo draws a walk to load the bases up. PH Jeff Galka (35-R) swings at a 2-2 pitch and hit a Grand Slam to left center!!!! 4 to 2, Beavers! 4 runs in less than 9 innings!!!! Top of the Eighth: New Pitcher: Rich Larkin (24-R). With 1 out, Bud Lisk doubles down the left field line. Gus McCollum swings at the ninth pitch of his AB and grounds a hit to right and Lisk scores... 4 to 3, Beavers! Jose Naranjo lines a hit to center.... Larry Church strikes out. Mark Coronato lines one hard and deep down the right field line, but Enrique Ramos runs it down!! Bottom of the Eighth: Enrique Ramos reaches on a throwing error by 3B Larry Church and gets balked to 2nd. They walk Glenn Snowden intentionally. Besides being on a pace to set a new career high in strikeouts, Snowden is on pace to set a new Major League record for intentional walks.This is his 13th of the season and the record is 25 by Dave McDowell of San Francisco. The next three make outs.... Top of the Ninth: Gwang-sam Jean grounds out to 2nd. Jerry Hatcher flies out to right. PH Jorge Govantes (24-R), a rookie batting .186 with 1 HR in 43 AB, grounds out to 1st, unassisted, and THIS Ball Game Belongs to the Beavers! Won - 4 to 3 4 runs!!!! We had 6 hits and made no errors Hollywood had 9 hits and made 2 errors Ron Marling went 5 innings, allowed 1 run, 4 hits, 1 home run, 1 walk and struck out 1. At bat, he drew a walk. RHP Larry McLellan (W 1-1) went 2 innings, allowed 1 run, 2 hits, 1 walk and struck out 2. RHP Rich Larkin (SV 7) went 2 innings, allowed 1 run, 3 hits and struck out 2. Tom Walters (L 10-6) went 8 innings (CG), gave us 4 runs, 6 hits, 1 home run, 4 walks (2 INT) and struck out 7. He balked. 128 pitches. 3B A.J. Lee had 2 hits. C Tim Higbee hit a double. C Jerry Suazo drew 2 walks (1 INT) and scored a run. PH Jeff Galka hit a Grand Slam, his 9th home run of the season. For Hollywood, LF Jose Naranjo had 3 hits with a double and an RBI. |
Tuesday, June 29, 2004
Hollywood Stars (41-34 .547 9 GB in 3rd place in the PCL West) at Portland Beavers (50-25 .667 2.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) HOL: Steve Meyers (28-R 5-6 4.54) vs. POR: Bobby Johnson (25-R 8-4 3.24) Meyers gave up 6 runs (3 earned) in 5.2 IP last time out in a no decision. He is 2-5 in his last 8 starts. We faced him once this season and scored 4 runs on 8 hits in 4 IP to beat him. Johnson gave up 2 runs in 5.1 IP last time out in a no decision. Our starting pitchers have gone 5 straight games without a decision. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) HOLLYWOOD 1: RF Fred Rambo (27-L .312-276-5-23-.806 55) 2: 1B Bud Lisk (29-L .322-208-0-17-.750 74) 3: 2B Gus McCollum (33-R .293-276-0-31-.656 63) 4: LF Jose Naranjo (30-R .267-288-4-25-.686 75) 3-time All-Star 5: 3B Larry Church (29-L .272-279-6-50-.726 55) 6: C Mark Coronato (29-R .197-228-5-24-.563 68) 7: CF Gwang-sam Jean (32-L .299-264-1-29-.740 80) 8: SS Jerry Hatcher (27-R .330-91-4-14-.900 98) 9: P Steve Meyers (28-L .185-27-0-1-.44 1) PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .289-159-0-14-.674 92) 2: SS Dave Risinger (28-R .270-100-1-7-.685 87) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .329-243-8-35-.891 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .318-264-15-56-.938 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .308-266-15-45-.874 52) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .212-274-9-39-.672 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .256-270-8-31-.711 66) 8: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .244-180-2-12-.621 71) 9: P Bobby Johnson (25-R .222-36-0-4-.487 1) Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 66 F, Partly Cloudy, with a 7 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 25,063 Top of the First: Fred Rambo lines a hit to left. He tries to steal 2nd, but C Tim Higbee throws him out! Bud Lisk grounds a hit up the middle. He tries to steal 2nd, but C Tim Higbee has eaten his Wheaties today and throws him out!! Gus McCollum pops out to right! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee grounds out to 2nd. Dave Risinger grounds out to short. Enrique Ramos grounds a hit to center. Glenn Snowden swings at a 3-2 pitch and hits a home run to center!! 2 to 0, Beavers! Our 18 game streak of scoreless 1st innings is over! Tom Higbee grounds out to short. Bottom of the Second: Jeff Galka leads off with a double to left. That raises his batting average to .215, but he is getting a lot of extra base hits. He has more XBH than singles (31 to 28). Kim Springer grounds a hit to right. Jerry Suazo grounds a hit to center and Galka scores and Springer beats the throw to 3rd! 3 to 0, Beavers! P Bobby Johnson bunts Suazo to 2nd and Springer stays put at 3rd. A.J. Lee grounds a hit to center and Springer scores! 4 to 0, Beavers! Dave Risinger grounds into a force at 2nd, 6-4, and Suazo scores. 5 to 0, Beavers! 5 runs!!!!! We have not had 5 runs in a game in two weeks to the day! Bottom of the Fifth: On the Hill: Jack Hauber (34-L), after a scoreless 4th. A.J. Lee swings at the first pitch and grounds a hit to left. With 1 out, a passed ball sends him to 2nd. Enrique Ramos takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Glenn Snowden clears the bases with a grounder over the 3rd base bag for a double!! 7 to 0, Beavers! Now, you have to go back 25 days to find the last game the Beavers scored 7 runs. Tim Higbee grounds one to 3rd, but Larry Church makes a throwing error. Jeff Galka swings at the first pitch and hits a home run to left!!! 10 to 0, Beavers! The last time we scored 10 runs was 33 days ago! Bottom of the Sixth: New Pitcher: Ken Riggins (27-R), a rookie with a 5.40 ERA in 13.1 IP. With 1 out, A.J. Lee grounds a hit up the middle. With 2 outs, Enrique Ramos lines a hit to left center. Glenn Snowden hits a home run to left!!! 13 to 0, Beavers! 2 home runs and 7 RBI for Snowden! He has not had a game likes this since May 8, when he hit 3 home runs! Bottom of the Seventh: Kim Springer leads off with a triple to center! Jerry Suazo swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds out to short and Springer scores. 14 to 0, Beavers! That ties our season high! Won - 14 to 0 We had 14 hits and made no errors Hollywood had 7 hits and made 1 error Bobby Johnson (W 9-4) went 9 shutout innings (CG), allowed 7 hits, 2 walks and struck out 2. 115 pitches. It is his 3rd shutout of the season and the 12th of his career. He has had 3 shutouts in each of his 4 years. Steve Meyers (L 5-7) went 3 innings, gave us 5 runs, 6 hits, 1 home run, no walks and struck out 1. 2B A.J. Lee had 3 hits and a walk, scored 2 runs and had an RBI. RF Enrique Ramos had 2 hits with a walk and scored 3 runs. 1B Glenn Snowden hit a double and 2 home runs, drew a walk, scored 3 runs and had 7 RBI. He now has 17 home runs on the season. 3B Jeff Galka hit a double and his 10th home run, scored 2 runs and had 3 RBI. LF Kim Springer had 2 hits with a triple and scored 2 runs. CF Jerry Suazo had a hit and a walk, scored a run and ha 2 RBI. For Hollywood, RF Fred Rambo had 3 hits with a double. |
Wednesday, June 30, 2004
Rookie Jayson Pemberton (20-R) is ready to play, so he was activated from the DL and P Bill Woodward (23-R) was sent back to Vancouver (A). The Seattle Rainiers are here for a 2 game set. They just split a pair of games at home with the Seals. We are 2-2 against them this season and this is their 1st trip to Portland. They are 9th in the PCL in scoring with 4.21 runs per game (Portland is up to #4 with 4.46). They are 7th in fewest runs allowed with 3.94 per game (Portland is #1 with 3.30). Their run differential is +21 and ours is +91, still 2nd to the Padres at +104. Seattle Rainiers (41-36 .532 10.5 GB in 5th place in the PCL West) at Portland Beavers (51-25 .671 2.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) SEA: Bill Foley (29-R 5-6 4.54) Silver Slugger(01,03) vs. POR: Barry Phillips (21-R 8-3 2.29) Gold Glove Foley gave up 4 runs in 7 IP and took a loss last time out. We faced him once in Seattle and he beat us, holding us to 2 runs and 4 hits in 8 IP. He was 21-8 with a 3.32 ERA last year. Phillips gave up 4 hits and 2 runs in 6 IP in a no decision last time out. He has not won in his last 5 starts. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) SEATTLE 1: CF Dan McKee (26-R .250-316-2-20-.664 76) Gold Glove(02) 48 R/16 SB 2: 2B Adam Carter (27-R .287-296-5-32-.690 84) 16 SB 3: LF Bill Tovar (33-R .301-279-8-45-.795 51) Strained rib cage muscle 4: 1B Luis Hernandez (35-R .273-216-14-36-.889 10) Silver Slugger(01)/All-Star(01) ex-Beaver 41 R/16 2B 5: 3B Ronaldo Entrevinhas (32-R .260-215-12-39-.852 65) Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star 35 R/17 2B 6: C Terry Mohlman (24-L .305-223-11-36-.874 58) 36 R 7: RF Dave Mitchell (24-S .280-268-5-27-.734 92) 8: SS Jim Franklin (22-R .185-195-0-22-.523 53) Rookie 11 2B/46 SO 9: P Bill Foley (29-L .171-35-1-3-.429 1) Silver Slugger(01,03) PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .301-163-0-15-.697 94) 2: SS Denny Peters (27-S .262-126-3-10-.719 86) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .332-247-8-35-.894 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .325-268-17-63-.974 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .306-271-15-45-.865 52) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .215-279-10-42-.688 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .259-274-8-31-.723 66) 8: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .246-183-2-14-.625 71) 9: P Barry Phillips (21-R .229-35-0-2-.507 56) Gold Glove Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 69 F, Clear Skies, with a 13 MPH wind blowing in from left Attendance: 23,300 Top of the First: Dan McKee strikes out looking on 3 pitches! Adam Carter grounds a hit to left. Bill Tovar pokes a hit to center. Luis Hernandez lines out to left. Ronaldo Entrevinhas flies out to center! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee strikes out... Denny Peters grounds out to 2nd. Enrique Ramos grounds a hit up the middle. Glenn Snowden grounds one to short, but Jim Franklin boots it. Tim Higbee drives one to deep center, but Dan McKee makes a leaping catch at the warning track.... Top of the Second: With 1 out, Dan Mitchell takes a 3-2 pitch for ball for and then steals 2nd and 3rd. Jim Franklin grounds out to short and Mitchell scores. 1 to 0, Rainiers. Bottom of the Second: With 1 out, Kim Springer doubles to center. Jerry Suazo grounds one to 2nd, but 1B Luis Hernandez drops the throw for an error. P Barry Phillips swings away and lines a hit to left and Springer scores! Tie Game: 1 to 1. A.J. Lee swings at a 3-2 pitch and bloops a hit to right and Suazo scores without a throw! 2 to 1, Beavers! Denny Peters gets beaned to load the bases up with 1 out. Enrique Ramos strikes out... Glenn Snowden hits one hard and deep to left center and gone! Grand Slam!!!! 6 to 1, Beavers! Bottom of the Seventh: On the Hill: Jim Nash (39-L), after 4 scoreless innings. Tim Higbee leads off with a double to right and goes to 3rd on a ground out. Kim Springer bloops a hit to left and Higbee scores! 7 to 1, Beavers! Springer steals 2nd. CF Jayson Pemberton (20-R) takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. PH Oscar Trejo (31-R) grounds a hit to left and Springer scores without a throw! 8 to 1, Beavers! A.J. Lee grounds into a force at 2nd, 1-6, and Pemberton goes to 3rd. SS Dave Risinger (28-R) grounds a hit to left and Pemberton scores! 9 to 1, Beavers! Bottom of the Eighth: New Pitcher: Mike Wild (32-L), with a 3.43 ERA in 39.1 IP. Glenn Snowden draws a walk and goes to 2nd on a passed ball. Tim Higbee lines a hit to center. Jeff Galka walks in 4 pitches to load the bases up with no outs. Kim Springer lines out to right and the runners hold... Jayson Pemberton beats out an infield hit and Snowden scores! 10 to 1, Beavers! Back to back games in double digits! The third time we have done that in our history! PH Rick Mansoor (31-R) fouls out to 3rd. A.J. Lee beats out and infield hit and Higbee scores! 11 to 1, Beavers! Won - 11 to 1 We had 18 hits and made no errors Seattle had 5 hits and made 2 errors Barry Phillips (W 9-3) went 7 innings, allowed 1 run, 3 hits, 2 walks and struck out 5. At bat, he had 2 hits, scored a run and had an RBI. RHP Jon Weekley went 1 scoreless inning, allowed 2 hits and struck out 1. RHP Denny Jennissen pitched a perfect 9th with 1 strikeout. Bill Foley (L 5-8) went 1.2 innings, gave us 6 runs (1 earned), 6 hits, 1 home run, no walks, 1 HBP and struck out 3. At bat, he had a hit. 2B A.J. Lee had 2 hits, scored a run and had 2 RBI. SS Denny Peters was hit bt a pitch and scored a run. PH/SS Dave Risinger had 2 hits and an RBI. 1B Glenn Snowden hit a Grand Slam, drew a walk and scored 2 runs. C Tim Higbee had 3 hits with a double and scored 2 runs. 3B Jeff Galka had a hit and a walk. LF Kim Springer had 3 hits with a double, stole a base, scored 2 runs and had an RBI. PH/CF Jayson Pemberton had a hit and a walk, scored a run and had an RBI. PH Oscar Trejo had a hit and an RBI. |
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Monthly Awards for June, 2004
NL Player of the Month: Roberto Perez, 1b, St. Louis (33-L) .385/.496/.740 96 AB, 7 2B, 0 3B, 9 HR, 22 BB, 9 SO, 3 SB, 2 CS, 27 R, 22 RBI in 27 G (2nd PoM in a row; 3rd career) NL Pitcher of the Month: Gary Trader, rhp, Cincinnati (33-R) 5-0 1.77 ERA 6 GS, 40.2 IP, 32 H, 2 HR, 12 BB, 19 SO NL Rookie of the Month: Stan Laschober, rhp, New York (28-R) 3-2 3.52 ERA 6 GS, 46 IP, 43 H, 3 HR, 21 BB, 32 SO PCL Player of the Month: Brian Mosca, rf, San Diego (31-L) .379/.449/.684 95 AB, 7 2b, 2 3b, 6 HR, 12 BB, 13 SO, 4 SB, 0 CS, 20 R, 21 RBI in 24 G PCL Pitcher of the Month: Craig Raposo, rhp, San Diego (26-R) 5-0 0.81 ERA 6 GS, 44.1 IP, 25 H, 0 HR, 10 BB, 34 SO PCL Rookie of the Month: Eric Daniels, cf, Denver (22-L) .264/.339/.528 106 AB, 7 2B, 3 3B, 5 HR, 11 BB, 21 SO, 2 SB, 4 CS, 16 R, 16 RBI in 26 G (25 GS) Monthly Awards for May, 2004 NL Player of the Month: Roberto Perez, 1b, St. Louis (33-L) .398/.455/.713 108 AB, 8 2B, 1 3B, 8 HR, 12 BB, 11 SO, 1 SB, 0 CS, 21 R, 21 RBI in 28 G (2nd career PoM) NL Pitcher of the Month: Dennis Rollo, lhp, Toronto (23-L) 6-0 2.81 ERA 7 GS, 57.2 IP, 53 H, 2 HR, 12 BB, 33 SO NL Rookie of the Month: Keith Burrell, lhp, Cleveland (27-L) 2-2 2.00 ERA 6 SV 14 G, 18 IP, 15 H, 0 HR, 8 BB, 18 SO PCL Player of the Month: Kevin McKinney, lf, Denver (23-R) .431/.500/.761 109 AB, 6 2b, 0 3b, 10 HR, 16 BB, 10 SO, 9 SB, 1 CS, 29 R, 22 RBI in 28 G PCL Pitcher of the Month: Larry Johnson, rhp, Oakland (26-R) 4-0 0.00 ERA 7 SV 14 G, 16.1 IP, 11 H, 0 HR, 6 BB, 23 SO PCL Rookie of the Month: Ray Knowles, lf, Sacramento (20-L) .358/.435/.509 106 AB, 7 2B, 3 3B, 1 HR, 15 BB, 10 SO, 11 SB, 4 CS, 19 R, 17 RBI in 28 G (27 GS) Monthly Awards for April, 2004 NL Player of the Month: Fernando Mexicano, lf, Cleveland (23-L) .329/.392/.541 85 AB, 3 2B, 0 3B, 5 HR, 9 BB, 16 SO, 0 SB, 0 CS, 21 R, 24 RBI in 21 G (2nd career PoM; ex-Beaver) NL Pitcher of the Month: Billy Fritts, lhp, Boston (29-L) 5-1 1.75 ERA 6 GS, 46.1 IP, 33 H, 2 HR, 9 BB, 28 SO (4th career PoM) NL Rookie of the Month: Buster Wallace, rhp, Miami (24-R) 1-0 0.82 ERA 7 SV 10 G, 11 IP, 5 H, 0 HR, 2 BB, 11 SO PCL Player of the Month: Greg Hobbs, 2b, Milwaukee (30-R) .333/.478/.736 72 AB, 2 2b, 0 3b, 9 HR, 19 BB, 8 SO, 6 SB, 1 CS, 23 R, 18 RBI in 21 G (2nd career PoM) PCL Pitcher of the Month: Frank Flores, rhp, Portland (25-R) 5-1 1.66 ERA 6 GS, 43.1 IP, 38 H, 2 HR, 3 BB, 17 SO (2nd straight PoM - Sept 03) PCL Rookie of the Month: Don Boyd, rhp, Salt Lake City (27-R) 1-0 0.96 ERA SV 8 G, 9.1 IP, 4 H, 0 HR, 6 BB, 9 SO |
Thursday, July 1, 2004
Seattle Rainiers (41-37 .526 11.5 GB in 5th place in the PCL West) at Portland Beavers (52-25 .675 2.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) SEA: Earl Rogers (29-R 9-5 2.75) vs. POR: John Krawczyk (25-L 3-1 3.02) Rookie Rogers is their #1 starter. He gave up 3 runs (1 earned) in 7 IP last time out and took a loss. We faced him once this season and scored 5 runs in 5 IP, but he did not get a decision. He is pitching on short rest today. Krawczyk gave up 1 run in 7.1 IP last time out, but had a no decision. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) SEATTLE 1: CF Dan McKee (26-R .250-320-2-20-.666 76) Gold Glove(02) 2: 2B Adam Carter (27-R .290-300-5-32-.694 84) 3: LF Bill Tovar (33-R .301-282-8-45-.796 51) Strained rib cage muscle 4: 1B Luis Hernandez (35-R .268-220-14-36-.873 10) Silver Slugger(01)/All-Star(01) 5: 3B Ronaldo Entrevinhas (32-R .256-219-12-39-.837 65) Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star 6: C Terry Mohlman (24-L .300-227-11-36-.859 58) 7: RF Dave Mitchell (24-S .278-270-5-27-.731 92) 8: SS Jim Franklin (22-R .182-198-0-23-.515 53) Rookie 9: P Earl Rogers (29-R .088-34-0-0-.206 43) PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .308-169-0-17-.707 95) 2: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .243-185-2-14-.618 71) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .329-252-8-35-.885 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .324-272-18-67-.980 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: SS Denny Peters (27-S .260-127-3-10-.718 86) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .216-283-10-42-.688 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .265-279-8-32-.735 66) 8: C Rick Mansoor (31-R .240-50-1-7-.595 76) 9: P John Krawczyk (25-L .211-19-0-2-.461 1) Rookie Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 63 F, Partly Cloudy, with an 8 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 23,934 Top of the First: Dan McKee pops out to left. Adam Carter grounds out to 2nd. Bill Tovar takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Luis Hernandez swings at the first pitch and doubles down the right field line and Tovar scores from 1st... 1 to 0, Rainiers. Ronaldo Entrevinhas pops out to right. Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds out to 2nd. Jerry Suazo swings at a 3-2 pitch and pops out to left. Enrique Ramos swings at the first pitch and drives one deep to the gap in right center, but Dan McKee makes a running catch... Bottom of the Third: Kim Springer leads off with a double to center. Rick Mansoor swings at the first pitch and lines out to 2nd and they double Springer off base... Top of the Sixth: Adam Carter lines a hit to right. The Bullpen is up. A passed ball sends Carter to 2nd. With 1 out, Carter steals 3rd. With the infield now in, Luis Hernandez grounds a hit through the left side and Carter scores... 2 to 0, Rainiers. Ronaldo Entrevinhas swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds into a 5-4-3 double play! Bottom of the Sixth: PH Tim Higbee (21-S) grounds out to short. A.J. Lee takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Jerry Suazo beats out an infield hit. A wild pitch moves the runners up. Enrique Ramos grounds out to 2nd and Lee scores and Suazo goes to 3rd. 2 to 1, Rainiers. They make a pitching change. New Pitcher: Gerardo Aleman (23-R), acquired in a trade with Montreal on May 20. Since joining Seattle, he has a 3.68 ERA in 14.2 IP, but has walked 16. Chuck Wright (31-R), a rookie, is in to play 1st in a double switch. Glenn Snowden flies out to deep right... Top of the Ninth: New Pitcher: Denny Jennissen (30-R). With 1 out, Ronaldo Entrevinhas draws a walk Terry Mohlman walks in 4 pitches. Dave Mitchell lines a hit to left center and Entrevinhas beats the throw to the plate... 3 to 1, Rainiers. Call to the Bullpen: Ramon Andrade (29-R). Jim Franklin squibs one and grounds into a force at 2nd, 1-4, and Mohlman goes to 3rd. Chuck Wright grounds a hit to center and Mohlman scores... 4 to 1, Rainiers. P Andrade is crap right now... Lost - 4 to 1 Not a good start to July... We had 5 whole hits and made no errors Seattle had 8 hits and made no errors That relief pitcher who was walking more than a batter per inning did not walk any of our batters in 2.1 perfect innings.... John Krawczyk (L 3-2) went 6 innings, allowed 2 runs, 5 hits, 1 walk and struck out 3. RHP Jon Weekley went 2 scoreless innings, allowed 1 hit and struck out 3. RHP Denny Jennissen got 1 out, allowed 2 runs, 1 hit and 2 walks. RHP Ramon Andrade got 2 outs and allowed 1 hit. Earl Rogers (W 10-5) went 5.2 innings, gave us 1 run, 5 hits, 1 walk and struck out 1. He threw a WP. RHP Tadayoshi Date (SV 17) pitched a perfect 9th with 1 strikeout (Snowden). CF Jerry Suazo had 2 hits. LF Kim Springer hit a double. For Seattle, 1B Luis Hernandez, the ex-Beaver, went 3 for 3 with a double and 2 RBI. too |
Friday, July 2, 2004
We now make a short excursion to Los Angeles for 3 games over the 4th of July weekend. The Angels just lost a pair of games in San Diego. We are 2-2 against them on the season, splitting 4 games here, April 29-May 2. They are 8th in scoring in the PCL with 4.24 runs per game (Portland is #4 with 4.50). The Angels are 7th in fewest runs allowed with 3.92 per game (Portland is #1 with 3.24). Their run differential is +25 and ours is +98, still 2nd in the Majors to San Diego's +107. Portland Beavers (52-26 .667 1.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) at Los Angeles Angels (41-37 .526 11 GB in 5th place in the PCL West) POR: Frank Flores (25-R 12-3 1.82) PCLCS MVP vs. LA: Bill Wertz (33-R 9-5 2.75) 3-time All-Star Flores will be making his 2nd attempt to become the first 13 game winner in the Majors. He allowed 1 run in 6 IP last time out, but had a no decision. He is now 3rd in the PCL in ERA. Wertz is their #1 starter. There should be a rule that you do not have to face #1 starters in back to back games... Wertz allowed 2 runs in 8 IP for a win last time out. We faced him in the 1st series we played with the Angels and scored 4 runs in 7 IP, but he did not get a decision. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .302-172-0-17-.698 95) 2: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .249-189-2-14-.626 71) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .324-256-8-36-.872 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .322-276-18-67-.973 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .310-277-15-45-.872 52) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .213-286-10-42-.681 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .266-282-8-32-.737 66) 8: SS Denny Peters (27-S .262-130-3-10-.717 86) 9: P Frank Flores (25-R .244-41-0-5-.555 33) PCLCS MVP LOS ANGELES 1: LF Dan Hamel (25-R .295-132-4-23-.804 95) 20 R/6 BB 2: CF Rodolfo Rosado (27-R .284-320-1-24-.666 67) 17 BB 3: 1B Gregg Buckner (25-L .290-286-4-37-.725 100) 4: C Charlie Allen (32-S .298-255-16-49-.952 74) 2-time All-Star(01,03)/Gold Glove(02) 41 R/48 BB 5: 2B Rick Coleman (28-R .256-211-6-27-.726 84) 35 R/13 SB 6: RF Fernando Vargas (27-L .278-97-1-7-.708 68) 6 2B 7: 3B Javier Rodriguez (30-R .233-202-1-23-.623 93) 27 BB 8: SS Jesus Muniz (30-R .247-93-0-10-.565 86) 4 BB 9: P Bill Wertz (33-S .150-40-0-6-.317 1) 3-time All-Star Game Start: 2:05 PM Ballpark: Angel Stadium Weather: 79 F, Clear Skies, with an 8 MPH wind blowing left to right Attendance: 26,407 Top of the First: A.J. Lee swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses... Jerry Suazo flies out to left. Enrique Ramos swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses... Bottom of the First: Dan Hamel swings at the first pitch and pops out to short. Rodolfo Rosado grounds out to short. Gregg Buckner lines a hit to right. Charlie Allen flies out to left! Bottom of the Third: With 1 out, P Bill Wertz swings at the first pitch and lines a hit to left... Dan Hamel grounds into a force at 2nd, 6-4, and then steals 2nd. Rodolfo Rosado swings at a 3-2 pitch and lines a hit to center and Hamel heads home, but Jerry Suazo muffs the pickup for an error.... 1 to 0, Angels. A wild pitch sends Rosado to 3rd. Gregg Buckner lines a hit to center and Rosado scores... 2 to 0, Angels. Bottom of the Fourth: Rick Coleman lines a hit to center and then steals 2nd. Fernando Vargas takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4... Coleman steals 3rd... Javier Rodriguez swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds a hit to center and Coleman scores... 3 to 0, Angels. The Bullpen is up. Jesus Muniz grounds into a force at 2nd, 5-4, and Vargas goes to 3rd. Muniz steals 2nd, the first steal of the season for him... P Bill Wertz strikes out looking. 2 down. Dan Hamel grounds a hit to center and both runners score.... 5 to 0, Angels. Call to the Bullpen: Ramon Andrade (29-R). Rodolfo Rosado swings at the first pitch and flies out to left. Lost - 5 to 0 We had 7 hits (all singles) and made 1 error Los Angeles had 10 hits (all singles) and made 1 error Frank Flores (L 12-4) went 3.2 innings, allowed 5 runs, 7 hits, 1 walk and struck out 1. He threw a WP. RHP Ramon Andrade faced 1 batter and retired him RHP Leonardo Sanchez went 2 scoreless innings, allowed 1 walk and struck out 2. RHP Larry McLellan went 2 scoreless innings, allowed 3 hits and struck out 1. Bill Wertz (W 10-5) went 7.2 scoreless innings, gave us 7 hits, 1 walk and struck out 8. He threw a WP. 125 pitches. At bat, he had a hit. 1B Glenn Snowden had 2 hits. SS Denny Peters had 2 hits. For Los Angeles, 1B Gregg Buckner had 3 hits and an RBI. |
Saturday, July 3, 2004
Portland Beavers (52-27 .658 0.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) at Los Angeles Angels (42-37 .532 10 GB in 5th place in the PCL West) POR: Ron Marling (23-R 2-0 2.45) Rookie vs. LA: Pete Herrick (29-R 6-7 3.33) Marling allowed 1 run 5 IP last time out in a no decision. Herrick gave up 9 hits and a home run and 4 walks in 6 IP last time out, but only 2 runs, though he took a loss anyway. Against us, he only gave up 3 hits and a run in 6 IP, but the Angels did not score any and he lost. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .295-176-0-17-.683 95) 2: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .320-259-8-36-.865 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 3: LF Kim Springer (23-L .266-286-8-32-.734 66) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .325-280-18-67-.974 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .310-281-15-45-.866 52) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .210-290-10-42-.672 59) 7: SS Denny Peters (27-S .269-134-3-10-.725 86) 8: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .249-193-2-14-.623 71) 9: P Ron Marling (23-R .000-2-0-0-.333 19) Rookie LOS ANGELES 1: 2B Britt Snyder (28-R .215-284-7-34-.615 76) 2: CF Rodolfo Rosado (27-R .287-324-1-25-.670 67) 3: 1B Gregg Buckner (25-L .297-290-4-38-.735 100) 4: C Charlie Allen (32-S .295-258-16-49-.943 74) 2-time All-Star(01,03)/Gold Glove(02) 41 R/48 BB 5: RF Ed Holle (30-L .279-172-2-16-.693 67) 6: LF Fernando Vargas (27-L .270-100-1-7-.693 76) 7: 3B Jorge Prado (33-R .196-189-1-17-.574 70) 8: SS Jesus Muniz (30-R .237-97-0-10-.543 86) 9: P Pete Herrick (29-L .161-31-0-1-.419 1) Game Start: 1:05 PM Ballpark: Angel Stadium Weather: 82 F, Clear Skies, with a 7 MPH wind blowing out to right Attendance: 27,222 Top of the First: A.J. Lee swings at the first pitch and grounds out to 2nd. Enrique Ramos grounds out to short. Kim Springer swings at the first pitch and lines a hit to left. A wild pitch sends him to 2nd. Glenn Snowden draws a walk. Tim Higbee takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4 to load the bases up with 2 outs. Jeff Galka swings at the first pitch and pops out to center... Bottom of the First: Britt Snyder drives one to deep left, but Kim Springer males a great catch! Rodolfo Rosado grounds out to 3rd. Gregg Buckner pops out to 1st! 1-2-3! Top of the Second: Denny Peters reaches on a 2 base throwing error by 2B Britt Snyder. Jerry Suazo swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds out to 1st, unassisted, and Peters goes to 3rd. With the infield in, P Ron Marling grounds a hit up the middle and Peters scores! 1 to 0, Beavers! The next two make outs... Bottom of the Fifth: Fernando Vargas grounds a hit up the middle. Jorge Prado bunts him to 2nd. Jesus Muniz swings at the first pitch and grounds a hit to left and Vargas heads home, but Kim Springer overruns the ball for and error... Tie Game: 1 to 1. Muniz steals 3rd... P Pete Herrick swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses. Britt Snyder grounds out to short! Top of the Sixth: Glenn Snowden grounds a hit to left and Tim Higbee draws a walk. Jeff Galka grounds into a force at 2nd, 5-4, and Snowden goes to 3rd. Denny Peters beats out an infield hit and Snowden scores! 2 to 1, Beavers! Jerry Suazo beats out an infield hit and the bases are loaded with 1 out. P Ron Marling strikes out looking... A.J. Lee beats out another infield hit and Galka scores! 3 to 1, Beavers! Enrique Ramos takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4 to force in another run! 4 to 1, Beavers! Kim Springer swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses.... Top of the Seventh: Glenn Snowden lines a hit to left. Tim Higbee hits a home run to right!! 6 to 1, Beavers! Top of the Ninth: On the Hill: Dave Reeder (28-R), after a perfect 8th. With 1 out, Tim Higbee hits another home run to right! 7 to 1, Beavers! Won - 7 to 1 We gad 11 hits and made 2 errors Los Angeles had 4 hits (all singles) and made 1 error Ron Marling (W 3-0) went 9 innings (CG), allowed 1 run, 4 hits, 2 walks and struck out 4. 108 pitches. At bat, he had a hit and an RBI. This kid is looking like a pitcher! Pete Herrick (L 6-8) went 6+ innings, gave us 6 runs (5 earned), 9 hits, 1 home run, 4 walks and struck out 5. He threw a WP. 2B A.J. Lee had a hit and a walk and an RBI. 1B Glenn Snowden had 3 hits with a double and a walk and scored 2 runs. C Tim Higbee hit 2 home runs, drew 2 walks and had 3 RBI. He now has 17 HR in the season. He hit 14 all of last season! SS Denny Peters had a hit, scored 2 runs and had an RBI. |
Sunday, July 4, 2004
Independence Day Portland Beavers (53-27 .662 0.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) at Los Angeles Angels (42-38 .525 11 GB in 5th place in the PCL West) POR: Bobby Johnson (25-R 9-4 2.98) vs. LA: Tom Sayers (28-R 2-7 5.69) Johnson pitched a 7 hit shutout in his last start. Sayers pitched a CG win last time out, allowing 4 tuns and striking out 8. We faced him this season and he did not get a batter out, giving us 3 hits and 3 walks and 3 runs, leaving the game with an "injury". He did not figure in the decision, though. I am surprised he did not come down with an ailment before the game today... Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .294-180-0-18-.683 95) 2: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .316-263-8-37-.854 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 3: C Tim Higbee (21-S .313-284-17-48-.897 52) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .331-284-18-67-.986 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .210-295-10-42-.668 59) 6: SS Denny Peters (27-S .266-139-3-11-.714 86) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .265-291-8-32-.728 66) 8: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .249-197-2-14-.621 71) 9: P Bobby Johnson (25-R .205-39-0-4-.450 1) LOS ANGELES 1: CF Britt Snyder (28-R .212-288-7-34-.607 47) 2: RF Ed Holle (30-L .274-175-2-16-.685 67) 3: 1B Gregg Buckner (25-L .293-294-4-38-.726 100) 4: C Charlie Allen (32-S .290-262-16-49-.930 74) 2-time All-Star(01,03)/Gold Glove(02) 41 R/48 BB 5: 2B Rick Coleman (28-R .260-215-6-27-.731 84) 6: LF Vinny Negrete (24-L .252-147-0-14-.629 75) 7: 3B Javier Rodriguez (30-R .232-207-1-24-.618 94) 8: SS Jesus Muniz (30-R .240-100-0-11-.546 86) 9: P Tom Sayers (28-R .105-19-0-0-.308 40) Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Angel Stadium Weather: 75 F, Partly Cloudy, with a 7 MPH wind blowing in from center Attendance: 23,992 Top of the First: A.J. Lee swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses... Enrique Ramos grounds a hit to left. Tim Higbee grounds into a 4-6-3 double play... Bottom of the First: Britt Snyder swings at the first pitch and grounds a hit to left. Ed Holle swings at the first pitch and pops out to left. Britt Snyder takes off for 2nd, but we have a pitchout on and C Tim Higbee throws him out! Gregg Buckner grounds out to 3rd! Top of the Third: With 1 out, Jerry Suazo grounds a double down the right field line. P Bobby Johnson walks on 4 pitches. A.J. Lee beats out an infield hit and the bases are loaded with 1 out. Enrique Ramos walks on 4 pitches to force in a run! 1 to 0, Beavers! Tim Higbee beats out an infield hit and another run is in! 2 to 0, Beavers! Glenn Snowden strikes out looking.... Jeff Galka strikes out... Top of the Fourth: Denny Peters leads off with a double over the center fielder's head, but calls out Trudy the Trainer... Pinch-runner: Dave Risinger (28-R), who will stay in to play short. Kim Springer grounds a hit to right and Risinger beats the throw home! 3 to 0, Beavers! Springer tries to steal, but they have a pitchout on and his is dead meat. Bottom of the Fourth: With 1 out, Charlie Allen hits a home run down the right field line... 3 to 1, Beavers. Bottom of the Fifth: P Tom Sayers swings at the first pitch and lines a hit to center and then goes to 2nd on a wild pitch... But the next three make outs! Top of the Seventh: Kim Springer leads off with a double to right center. With 2 outs, A.J. Lee lines a hit to left and Springer scores! 4 to 1, Beavers! Won - 4 to 1 We had 10 hits and made 1 error Los Angeles had 7 hits and made 1 error Bobby Johnson (W 10-4) went 8 innings, allowed 1 run, 5 hits, 1 home run, 2 walks and struck out 5. He threw 2 WP. At bat, he drew a walk and scored a run. RHP Rich Larkin (SV 8) pitched a scoreless 9th, allowed 2 hits and struck out 2. Tom Sayers (L 2-8) went 7 innings, gave us 4 runs, 9 hits, 2 walks and struck out 7. 2B A.J. Lee had 3 hits, stole a base and had an RBI. RF Enrique Ramos had a hit and a walk and an RBI. SS Denny Peters hit a double. PR/SS Dave Risinger scored a run. LF Kim Springer had 2 hits with a double, scored a run and had an RBI. CF Jerry Suazo hit a double and scored a run. Trudy's report on Denny Peters sore hamstring that should bother him for 3 or 4 days. |
Tuesday, July 6, 2004
It has been 10 days, so we recalled RP Steve Stewart (24-L) from Vancouver (A) and returned Jon Weekley (28-R) to the Mounties. Weekley had a good stint for the 10 days he was here and I was tempted to send Ramon Andrade down, but we did not see the point of getting him upset. We are back home in Portland to play the Sacramento Solons a 2 game set. They won 2 of 3 at Hollywood over the weekend. We are 4-2 against them on the season and split a pair of games the last time they were here, June 14-15. They are 12th in the PCL in scoring with 3.64 runs per game (Portland is #4 with 4.47). The Solons are 15th in fewest runs allowed with 4.65 per game (Portland is #1 with 3.21). Their run differential is -82 and ours is +102, still 2nd behind San Diego's +111. Sacramento Solons (33-48 .407 21 GB in 7th place in the PCL West) at Portland Beavers (54-27 .667 2 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) SAC: Joe Delesky (23-R 2-4 4.67) Rookie vs. POR: Barry Phillips (21-R 9-3 2.23) Gold Glove Delesky is 0-3 in his last 4 starts. Last time out, he allowed 4 runs on 8 hits, a home run and 5 walks in 5 IP and took a loss. We faced him the last time the Solons were here and beat him, scoring 5 runs in 4 IP with 2 HR. Phillips gave up 1 run and 3 hits in 7 IP last time out to earn his 1st win in a month. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) SACRAMENTO 1: LF Ray Knowles (20-L .320-253-1-25-.838 57) Rookie 41 BB/25 SB 2: 1B Alexis Quiroga (25-R .277-119-3-12-.796 70) Rookie 20 R/4 SB 3: CF Paul Moreland (23-L .317-139-4-19-.779 66) ex-Beaver 4 BB/5 SB 4: RF John Trent (32-R .235-285-7-36-.704 91) 5: 3B Larry Pierce (31-L .302-288-5-46-.756 61) 23 SO 6: 2B John Mathieu (27-R .297-101-1-5-.723 80) Rookie 2 2B/5 SB 7: SS Angel Arana (28-R .243-267-2-26-.625 66) 8: C Joel Brobston (32-R .180-122-2-9-.521 69) 6 2B 9: P Joe Delesky (23-R .063-16-0-0-.125 26) Rookie PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .304-184-0-19-.700 95) 2: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .249-201-2-14-.624 71) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .316-266-8-38-.854 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .330-288-18-67-.979 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .313-288-17-49-.891 52) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .207-299-10-42-.659 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .268-295-8-33-.735 66) 8: SS Juan Rojas (25-S .217-180-2-18-.567 89) 9: P Barry Phillips (21-R .263-38-0-3-.572 56) Gold Glove Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 67 F, Partly Cloudy, with a 7 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 20,441 Top of the First: Ray Knowles walks on 4 pitches... He tries to steal on the next pitch, but we have a pitchout on and C Tim Higbee throws him out! Alexis Quiroga pops out to 2nd. Paul Moreland, who we traded to the Solons for C Tim Higbee, strikes out! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee lines out to center. Jerry Suazo grounds out to 2nd. Enrique Ramos swings a the first pitch and flies out to deep left... Top of the Second: With 2 outs, John Mathieu draws a walk. Angel Arana swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds a hit past the shortstop up the middle and Mathieu scoots over to 3rd while everyone stands around.... He could have been thrown out easily! Joel Brobston swings at a 3-2 pitch and pokes a hit to left and Mathieu scores and Arana goes to 3rd... 2 to 0, Solons. P Joe Delesky grounds out to 2nd. Bottom of the Second: Glenn Snowden grounds a hit up the middle. With 2 outs, Kim Springer doubles to left center and Snowden scores from 1st! Tie Game: 1 to 1. Juan Rojas grounds one to short, but Angel Arana boots it. P Barry Phillips strikes out... Top of the Third: Ray Knowles leads off with another walk and steals 2nd. Alexis Quiroga grounds out to 2nd and Knowles goes to 3rd. Paul Moreland pops out to left and Knowles stays put at 3rd. John Trent strikes out looking! Bottom of the Third: A.J. Lee leads off with a home run to left! 2 to 1, Beavers! His first home run of the season! Jerry Suazo takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Enrique Ramos lines a hit to left. Glenn Snowden hits a home run to right!!! 5 to 1, Beavers! The next three all make outs... Top of the Fourth: With 2 outs, Angel Arana takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4, the fourth walk issued by P Barry Phillips. Joel Brobston, batting .180 coming into this game, gets his second hit of the day with a double to left and Arana scores... 5 to 2, Beavers. Bottom of the Fourth: Juan Rojas leads off with a double over the center fielder's head. P Barry Phillips bunts him to 3rd. They make a pitching change. New Pitcher: Jerry Rigsby (25-L), a rookie with 4.1 scoreless innings under his belt with 2 hits, 1 walk and 6 strikeouts. A.J. Lee beats out an infield hit, but Rojas stays put at 3rd. PH Jayson Pemberton (20-R) grounds a hit to center and Rojas scores! 6 to 2, Beavers! Enrique Ramos grounds into a force at 2nd, 3-6, and Lee goes to 3rd. Glenn Snowden beats out an infield hit and Lee scores! 7 to 2, Beavers! Bottom of the Eighth: On the Hill: Brian Beeman (31-L), after a scoreless 7th. PH Oscar Trejo (31-R) leads off with a double to center. A.J. Lee almost hits his second home run of the game, but flies out to the warning track in right and Trejo tags up and goes to 3rd. Jayson Pemberton swings at a 3-2 pitch and lines a hit to right and Trejo scores! 8 to 2, Beavers! With 2 outs, Glenn Snowden takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Tim Higbee hits a home run to left!!! 11 to 2, Beavers! Won - 11 to 2 We had 15 hits and made 2 errors Sacramento had 3 hits and made 1 error Barry Phillips (W 10-3) went 8 innings, allowed 2 runs, 3 hits, 4 walks and struck out 3. RHP Denny Jennissen pitched a perfect 9th and struck out 1. Joe Delesky (L 2-5) went 3.1 innings, gave us 6 runs, 6 hits, 2 home runs, 1 walk and struck out 1. 2B A.J. Lee had 2 hits with his 1st home run of the season and scored 2 runs. PH/CF Jayson Pemberton had 2 hits, scored a run and had 2 RBI. He is now batting .533 (16 for 30)! RF Enrique Ramos had 2 hits with a double and scored a run. 1B Glenn Snowden had 3 hits with his 19th home run, drew a walk, scored 3 runs and had 4 RBI. C Tim Higbee hits his 18th home run and had 3 RBI. 3B Jeff Galka had a hit and a walk. LF Kim Springer hit a double and had an RBI. SS Juan Rojas had 2 hits with a double and scored a run. PH Oscar Trejo hit a double and scored a run. |
Wednesday, July 7, 2004
Sacramento Solons (33-49 .402 22 GB in 7th place in the PCL West) at Portland Beavers (55-27 .671 2 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) SAC: Jack Hill (23-L 3-9 4.42) vs. POR: Frank Flores (25-R 12-4 2.13) PCLCS MVP Hill was acquired in a trade with Salt Lake City on June 14. He is 0-3 in 4 starts since joining the Solons. He pitched well enough to win last time out, though, with 2 runs allowed in 8 IP, but had a no decision. We faced him in Salt Lake City and beat him, scoring 5 runs in 5.1 IP. Flores is making his 3rd try to become the first 13 game winner in the Majors. No one else has 12 yet. He gave up 5 runs in 3.2 IP last time out and lost. He is now 4th in the PCL in ERA. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) SACRAMENTO 1: LF Ray Knowles (20-L .318-255-1-25-.835 57) Rookie 2: 1B Alexis Quiroga (25-R .268-123-3-12-.772 70) Rookie 3: 3B Larry Pierce (31-L .298-292-5-46-.746 61) 4: CF Paul Moreland (23-L .308-143-4-19-.758 66) 5: RF John Trent (32-R .232-289-7-36-.695 91) 6: C Matt McKnight (27-R .200-55-3-9-.679 66) Rookie 7: 2B John Mathieu (27-R .288-104-1-5-.708 80) Rookie 8: SS Angel Arana (28-R .244-270-2-26-.628 66) 9: P Jack Hill (23-L .174-23-0-4-.492 31) PORTLAND 1: RF A.J. Lee (24-R .307-189-1-20-.718 77) 2: CF Jayson Pemberton (20-R .533-30-0-5-1.129 99) Rookie 3: C Tim Higbee (21-S .311-293-18-52-.893 52) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .336-292-19-71-.998 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .208-303-10-42-.659 59) 6: SS Dave Risinger (28-R .261-111-1-9-.655 87) 7: LF Jack Hinckley (28-R .250-92-1-5-.592 104) 8: 2B Juan Rojas (25-S .223-184-2-18-.581 104) 9: P Frank Flores (25-R .238-42-0-5-.542 33) PCLCS MVP Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 78 F, Clear Skies, with an 8 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 22,957 Top of the First: Ray Knowles flies out to center. Alexis Quiroga swings at the first pitch and pops out to right. Larry Pierce swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds out to the pitcher! 1-2-3! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee flies out to center. Jayson Pemberton strikes out... Only his second strikeout in 31 AB. Tim Higbee swings at a 3-2 pitch and misses.... Top of the Second: Paul Moreland and John Trent lead off with back to back hits and the Solons have runners at the corners with no outs... Trent takes off for 2nd and we have a pitchout on, but he is safe anyway... Matt McKnight swings at a 3-2 pitch and flies out to deep center and Moreland trots home. 1 to 0, Solons. Trent steals 3rd... John Mathieu grounds out to 2nd and Trent scores... 2 to 0, Solons. I dunno why we did not play the infield in... Bottom of the Second: Glenn Snowden takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. With 1 out, Dave Risinger doubles off the left field wall. Jack Hinckley grounds out to short and Snowden scores. 2 to 1, Solons. Top of the Third: With 1 out, Ray Knowles doubles to left center. Alexis Quiroga grounds a hit to right and Knowles beats the throw to the plate... 3 to 1, Solons. Back to back crap games from P Frank Flores.... Larry Pierce grounds a hit to right. The Bullpen is up. Paul Moreland grounds a hit to left and the bases are loaded with 1 out. John Trent lines one to left and Jack Hinckley makes a diving catch and then doubles Quiroga off at 2nd!! Bottom of the third: P Frank Flores walks on 4 pitches. A.J. Lee lines a hit to center. A wild pitch moves the runners up. Jayson Pemberton grounds out to the pitcher and the runners hold... Tim Higbee walks on 4 pitches to load the bases up with 1 out. Glenn Snowden flies out to right and P Flores tags up and beats the throw home. 3 to 2, Solons. Jeff Galka swings at a 3-2 pitch and lines out to right... Bottom of the Fifth: With 2 outs, Tim Higbee and Glenn Snowden hit back to back doubles! Tie Game: 3 to 3. Jeff Galka grounds a hit to center and Snowden scores without a throw! 4 to 3, Beavers! Top of the Ninth: New Pitcher: Rich Larkin (24-R). PH Harvey Turner (26-L), batting .231 in 208 AB, grounds out to 2nd. Angel Arana grounds out to short. PH Nicholas Buffey (27-R), batting .281 in 32 AB, grounds out to short and THIS Ball Game Belongs to the Beavers! Won - 4 to 3 We had 7 hits and made no errors Sacramento had 10 hits and made no errors Frank Flores (W 13-4) went 6 innings, allowed 3 runs, 10 hits, no walks and struck out 3. At bat, he drew a walk and scored a run. He is the 1st 13 game winner in the Majors! LHP Steve Stewart (H 7) faced 4 batters and got them all out with 1 strikeout. RHP Leonardo Sanchez (H 3) faced 1 batters and got them both out with 1 strikeout. RHP Rich Larkin (SV 9) pitched a perfect 9th. Jack Hill (L 3-10) went 5 innings, gave us 4 runs, 7 hits, 3 walks and struck out 3. He threw a WP. C Tim Higbee hit a double and drew a walk and scored a run. 1B Glenn Snowden hit a double and drew a walk, scored 2 runs and had 2 RBI. SS Dave Risinger had 2 hits with a double and a walk. PH Oscar Trejo drew a walk. |
Thursday, July 8, 2004
The Salt Lake City Bees are here to play a 4 game series through the weekend and take us to the All-Star break. They just split a pair of games in Kansas City. We split 4 games with them in Salt Lake City, May 31-June 3. They are 15th in scoring in the PCL with 3.06 runs per game (Portland is #4 with 4.54). The Bees and San Antonio are both on pace to score fewer than 500 runs on the season! They are 13th in fewest runs allowed with 4.57 per game (Portland is #1 with 3.19). Their run differential is -122, the 2nd worst in the Majors to San Antonio's -132, and ours is +112, still 1 behind San Diego. Salt Lake City Bees (31-50 .383 17.5 GB in 7th place in the PCL East) at Portland Beavers (56-27 .675 2.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) SLC: Hayato Kubota (22-R 1-13 5.33) vs. POR: John Krawczyk (25-L 3-2 3.02) Rookie Kubota has lost his last 5 starts and his last 8 decisions. He gave up 6 runs in 2.1 IP last time out. He was acquired in a trade with Sacramento on June 14. We faced him twice last year when he was a rookie with Sacramento and he was 0-1, but went at least 7 innings both times. Krawczyk has had 5 straight Quality Starts, but is only 1-2 in those games because our offense only scored 14 runs for him. Last time out, he allowed 5 hits and 1 walk and 2 runs in 6 IP, but took a loss. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) SALT LAKE CITY 1: RF Tom Page (22-R .294-310-1-17-.726 51) RoY 24 SO/20 SB 2: 2B Roger Gandy (25-R .248-238-5-19-.664 70) 3: 1B Irv Hill (30-R .233-219-5-21-.646 50) 4: LF Steve Rizkallah (33-R .292-288-14-51-.835 80) All-Star(01) 5: 3B Melvin Rodarte (35-L .192-271-3-19-.493 93) ex-Beaver 8 2B/15 BB 6: CF Cliff Clement (26-R .245-310-6-29-.678 54) 17 2B/27 SB 7: SS Gus Pellecer (25-L .239-230-2-17-.599 73) 8: C Leo Carranza (28-R .200-120-2-10-.503 54) 2 2B/6 BB 9: P Hayato Kubota (22-R .250-28-0-0-.608 48) 10 SO PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .306-193-1-20-.714 95) 2: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .248-202-2-14-.624 71) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .317-271-8-38-.857 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .337-294-19-73-1.001 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .311-296-18-52-.896 52) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .208-307-10-43-.657 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .267-300-8-34-.733 66) 8: SS Denny Peters (27-S .270-141-3-11-.725 86) 9: P John Krawczyk (25-L .200-20-0-2-.438 1) Rookie Game Start: 1:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 66 F, Partly Cloudy, with an 11 MPH wind blowing right to left Attendance: 21,283 Top of the First: Tom Page swings at the first pitch and grounds out to short. Roger Gandy pops out to 2nd. Irv Hill lines one back to the box and P John Krawczyk manages to snare it! 1-2-3! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee strikes out looking... Jerry Suazo walks on 4 pitches. Enrique Ramos grounds a hit to center. Glenn Snowden grounds into a 4-6-3 double play... Bottom of the Second: Tim Higbee leads off with a home run to right! 1 to 0, Beavers! With 1 out, Kim Springer takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Denny Peters grounds a hit to right and Springer goes to 3rd without a throw. P John Krawczyk swings away and grounds into a 4-6-3 double play... 2 innings = 2 GDP... Top of the Fourth: With 2 outs, Melvin Rodarte beats out an infield hit. Cliff Clement triples to right center and Rodarte scores... Tie Game: 1 to 1. P John Krawczyk balks in the run... 2 to 1, Bees. Bottom of the Fourth: Glenn Snowden leads off with home run #20 on the season to left! Tie Game: 2 to 2. Bottom of the Fifth: With 1 out, P John Krawczyk hits a home run to right! 3 to 2, Beavers! Bottom of the Sixth: Enrique Ramos lines a hit to left. Glenn Snowden doubles to right center. With the infield in, Tim Higbee grounds out to 2nd and the runners hold... Jeff Galka hits a home run to left center!!! 6 to 2, Beavers! Bottom of the Seventh: On the Hill: Larry Lauer (24-L), after getting the final 2 outs of the 6th. With 2 outs, PH Jayson Pemberton (20-R) swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds a hit to right. Enrique Ramos swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds a hit to left and Pemberton scoots to 3rd. Glenn Snowden swings at the first pitch and clears the bases with a double to left center!! 8 to 2, Beavers! Tim Higbee doubles to right center and Snowden scores! 9 to 2, Beavers! Jeff Galka strikes out looking.... Won - 9 to 2 We had 12 hits and made no errors Salt Lake City had 7 hits and made no errors John Krawczyk (W 4-2) went 9 innings (CG), allowed 2 runs, 7 hits, no walks and struck out 3. He balked. 94 pitches. At bat, he hit his 1st career home run. Hayato Kubota (L 1-14) went 5.1 innings, gave us 6 runs, 8 hits, 4 home runs, 2 walks and struck out 1. At bat, he had a hit. PH/CF Jayson Pemberton had a hit and scored a run. RF Enrique Ramos had 3 hits and scored 2 runs. 1B Glenn Snowden hit 2 doubles and his 20th home run of the season, scored 3 runs and had 3 RBI. C Tim Higbee hit a double and his 19th home run and had 2 RBI. 3B Jeff Galka hit his 11th home run and had 3 RBI. SS Denny Peters went 1 for 2. PH/SS Dave Risinger drew a walk. For Salt Lake City, CF Cliff Clement had 3 hits with a triple, scored a run and had an RBI. |
Friday, July 9, 2004
Salt Lake City Bees (31-51 .378 17.5 GB in 7th place in the PCL East) at Portland Beavers (57-27 .679 2.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) SLC: Charlie Banuelos (25-L 3-1 2.45) vs. POR: Bobby Johnson (25-R 10-4 2.86) Banuelos is the reigning Player of the Week in the PCL because his has pitched back to back shutouts. We faced him twice last year, when he was a struggling rookie, and whipped up on him once to give him a loss. In the other game, more recent, he had a no decision and held us to 1 run in 8.2 IP. Johnson allowed 1 total run in his last 2 starts, both wins. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) SALT LAKE CITY 1: RF Tom Page (22-R .290-314-1-17-.717 51) RoY 2: 2B Roger Gandy (25-R .244-242-5-19-.653 70) 3: LF Steve Rizkallah (33-R .288-292-14-51-.824 80) All-Star(01) 4: CF Cliff Clement (26-R .252-314-6-30-.694 54) 5: SS Melvin Rodarte (35-L .196-275-3-19-.500 76) 6: 3B Gus Pellecer (25-L .236-233-2-17-.592 86) 7: 1B Frankie Clontz (29-L .179-56-1-3-.514 80) 8: C Kerry Taylor (27-L .235-149-1-16-.652 71) Rookie 9: P Charlie Banuelos (25-R .091-11-0-0-.322 47) PORTLAND 1: RF A.J. Lee (24-R .298-198-1-20-.697 77) 2: CF Jayson Pemberton (20-R .486-35-0-5-1.028 99) 3: SS Dave Risinger (28-R .270-115-1-9-.685 87) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .342-298-20-76-1.024 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .209-311-11-46-.665 59) 6: 2B Juan Rojas (25-S .223-188-2-18-.579 104) 7: LF Jack Hinckley (28-R .240-96-1-6-.568 104) 8: C Rick Mansoor (31-R .222-54-1-7-.551 76) 9: P Bobby Johnson (25-R .195-41-0-4-.447 1) Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 68 F, Partly Cloudy, with a 16 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 24,613 Top of the First: Tom Page grounds out to short. Roger Gandy lines out to 3rd, Jeff Galka making a nice stop! Steve Rizkallah grounds out to short! 1-2-3! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee pops out to right. Jayson Pemberton flies out to right. Dave Risinger grounds out to short... Bottom of the Second: Glenn Snowden leads off with a home run to left! 1 to 0, Beavers! Top of the Fourth: Steve Rizkallah leads off with a double to right center. With 1 out, Melvin Rodarte, the ex-Beaver, lines a hit to right. Gus Pellecer flies out to deep left and Rizkallah trots home. Tie Game: 1 to 1. Top of the Ninth: New Pitcher: Rich Larkin (24-R). Steve Rizkallah hits a home run to left center... 2 to 1, Bees. That is the first home run hit off P Larkin this season... Cliff Clement strikes out. Melvin Rodarte strikes out looking. Gus Pellecer pops out to 2nd. Bottom of the Ninth: P Charlie Banuelos is at 101 pitches. 2-3-4 up for us. Jayson Pemberton grounds out to 1st, unassisted. Dave Risinger flies out to center. Glenn Snowden lines a hit to left. That does it for P Banuelos. New Pitcher: Don Boyd (27-R), their closer with 2.76 ERA in 29.1 IP. He was released by the Giants in January. PH Enrique Ramos (25-L) lines a hit to left and Snowden goes to 3rd without a throw. PH Tim Higbee (21-S) grounds out to 2nd.... Lost - 2 to 1 We are 3-3 against one of the worst teams in Baseball... We had 7 hits and made no errors Salt Lake City had 6 hits and made 1 error Bobby Johnson went 8 innings, allowed 1 run, 5 hits, 1 walk and struck out 6. 109 pitches. RHP Rich Larkin (L 3-3) went 1 inning, allowed 1 run, 1 hit, a home run and struck out 2. Charlie Banuelos (W 4-1) went 8.2 innings, gave us 1 run, 6 hits, 1 home run, no walks and struck out 4. RHP Don Boyd (SV 14) got the final out and gave us 1 hit. 1B Glenn Snowden had 3 hits with his 21st home run of the season. PH Enrique Ramos had a hit. LF Jack Hinckley had 2 hits. |
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Saturday, July 10, 2004
Today is Rich Larkin's 25th birthday! Salt Lake City Bees (32-51 .386 17.5 GB in 7th place in the PCL East) at Portland Beavers (57-28 .671 2.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) SLC: Danny Hanlon (27-R 2-4 5.06) vs. POR: Ron Marling (23-R 3-0 2.03) Rookie Hanlon has won his last 2 starts, including a shutout at Minnesota. We faced him twice when he was a rookie last year and he was 0-1, but held us to 2 runs in 8 IP in the no decision. Marling pitched a CG 4 hitter last time out, allowing 1 run at Los Angeles. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) SALT LAKE CITY 1: RF Tom Page (22-R .289-318-1-17-.714 51) RoY 2: 2B Roger Gandy (25-R .240-246-5-19-.643 70) 3: 1B Irv Hill (30-R .229-223-5-21-.635 50) 4: LF Steve Rizkallah (33-R .291-296-15-52-.840 80) All-Star(01) 5: SS Melvin Rodarte (35-L .197-279-3-19-.500 76) 6: CF Cliff Clement (26-R .248-318-6-30-.686 54) 7: 3B Tony Sotelo (37-R .185-124-2-7-.490 63) hit 25 HR last year for San Antonio 8: C Leo Carranza (28-R .203-123-2-10-.507 54) 9: P Danny Hanlon (27-R .083-12-0-0-.167 1) PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .292-202-1-20-.683 95) 2: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .245-204-2-14-.621 71) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .326-276-8-38-.869 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .348-302-21-77-1.040 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .312-301-19-54-.908 52) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .207-314-11-46-.659 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .264-303-8-34-.728 66) 8: SS Denny Peters (27-S .273-143-3-11-.728 86) 9: P Ron Marling (23-R .143-7-0-1-.393 19) Rookie Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 72 F, Clear Skies, with a 7 MPH wind blowing in from right Attendance: 23,926 Top of the First: Tom Page swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds a hit to right. He steals 2nd. Roger Gandy swings at a 3-2 pitch and grounds out to 2nd and Page goes to 3rd. Irv Hill swings at the first pitch and grounds out to the pitcher and Page holds at 3rd! Steve Rizkallah grounds one to the hole on the right side, but A.J. Lee makes a diving stop and throws him out at 1st!! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee grounds out to 1st, unassisted. Jerry Suazo lines a hit to left. Enrique Ramos strikes out looking... Glenn Snowden pops out to center... Bottom of the Third: Denny Peters grounds a hit up the middle. P Ron Marling lays down a bunt and 1B Irv Hill goes for the force at 2nd, but his throw is late! A.J. Lee doubles to center and Peters scores! 1 to 0, Beavers! Jerry Suazo lines out to deep center and P Marling tags up and beats the throw home. 2 to 0, Beavers! With 2 outs, Glenn Snowden lines a hit to center and Lee heads home.....Safe! 3 to 0, Beavers! Top of the Seventh: P Ron Marling strikes out to the side in order! Top of the Eighth: Tom Page and Roger Gandy lead off with back to back hits. Irv Hill lines a hit to left and the bases are loaded with no outs... Steve Rizkallah grounds a hit to center and Page scores.... 3 to 1, Beavers. Call to the Bullpen: Steve Stewart (24-L). Melvin Rodarte swings at the first pitch and lines a hit to right and Gandy scores... 3 to 2, Beavers. Why are these innings a thing? The ones where 8 guys in a row reach base? Call to the Bullpen: Ramon Andrade (29-R). PH Eustachio Toraldo (23L), a rookie batting .268 in 123 AB, strikes out looking on 3 pitches. Tony Sotelo beats out an infield hit and Hill scores... Tie Game: 3 to 3. Leon Carranza gets beaned to force in another run... 4 to 3, Bees. Carranza is hurt. Pinch-runner: Frankie Clontz (29-L). Call to the Bullpen: Leonardo Sanchez (25-R). PH Gus Pellecer (25-L), batting .233 with 2 HR in 236 AB, takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4 to force in another run... 5 to 3, Bees. Tom Page pops out to right and the runners hold. 2 outs. Roger Gandy strikes out on 3 pitches. Lost - 6 to 3 We are now 3-4 against the 2nd worst team in Baseball... We had 6 hits and made no errors Salt Lake City had 12 hits (7 in the 8th and 9th innings) and made 1 error Ron Marling (L 3-1) went 7+ innings, allowed 9 hits, 1 walk and struck out 6. 7 innings of shutout ball... At bat, he scored a run. LHP Steve Stewart faced 1 batter and gave up a run and a hit. RHP Ramon Andre (BS 3) got 1 out, allowed 1 hit, 1 HBP and struck out 1. RHP Leonardo Sanchez got 2 outs and allowed 1 walk and struck out 1. RHP Denny Jennissen got 1 out, allowed 1 run, 1 hit and 2 walks. RHP Larry McLellan got 2 outs and allowed 1 walk (INT). Danny Hanlon went 6 innings, gave us 3 runs, 4 hits, 1 walk and struck out 2. RHP Billie Manganiello (W 1-0) went 1 scoreless inning and gave us 1 hit. RHP Garry Roger (SV 2) went 2 scoreless innings, and had us 1 hit and struck out 3. 2B A.J. Lee hit a double, scored a run and had an RBI. CF Jerry Suazo had 2 hits and an RBI. The Bees announced that Leo Carranza had blurred vision, but they expect him to be okay in 3 or 4 days. |
Sunday, July 11, 2004
Salt Lake City Bees (33-51 .393 17.5 GB in 7th place in the PCL East) at Portland Beavers (57-29 .663 2.5 GA in 1st place in the PCL West) SLC: Don Bergdall (22-R 5-9 3.92) Rookie vs. POR: Barry Phillips (21-R 10-3 2.23) Gold Glove Bergdall is their #1 starter now that they traded away Eliezer Sanchez (29-R). He gave up 5 runs in 3.2 IP with 9 H and 2 HR last time out, but did not get a loss. We faced him in Salt Lake City and beat him, scoring 4 runs in 7 IP. Phillips has won his last 2 starts. He gave up 3 hits and 2 runs in 8 IP last time out. Lineups: Pos Name (Age-Bats BA-AB-HR-RBI-OPS DEF) SALT LAKE CITY 1: RF Tom Page (22-R .291-323-1-17-.716 51) RoY 2: 2B Roger Gandy (25-R .239-251-5-19-.638 70) 3: LF Steve Rizkallah (33-R .294-299-15-53-.849 80) All-Star(01) 4: 1B Eustachio Toraldo (23-L .272-125-0-13-.698 82) Rookie 5: SS Melvin Rodarte (35-L .201-283-3-20-.509 76) 6: CF Cliff Clement (26-R .246-321-6-30-.680 54) 7: 3B Gus Pellecer (25-L .233-236-2-19-.586 86) 8: C Kerry Taylor (27-L .242-153-1-16-.660 71) Rookie 9: P Don Bergdall (22-L .000-34-0-0-.029 53) Rookie 19 SO PORTLAND 1: 2B A.J. Lee (24-R .291-206-1-21-.685 95) 2: CF Jerry Suazo (29-L .251-207-2-15-.630 71) 3: RF Enrique Ramos (25-L .323-279-8-38-.863 72) 2-time All-Star(02-03)/Silver Slugger(CF)/RoY(01)/Gold Glove(LF-01) 4: 1B Glenn Snowden (27-R .346-306-21-78-1.033 67) 2-time Silver Slugger/3-time All-Star/Gold Glove(01) 5: C Tim Higbee (21-S .308-305-19-54-.896 52) 6: 3B Jeff Galka (35-R .204-318-11-46-.651 59) 7: LF Kim Springer (23-L .264-307-8-34-.725 66) 8: SS Denny Peters (27-S .274-146-3-11-.727 86) 9: P Barry Phillips (21-R .250-40-0-3-.543 56) Gold Glove Game Start: 7:05 PM Ballpark: Metropolitan Stadium Weather: 66 F, Partly Cloudy, with a 7 MPH wind blowing out to right Attendance: 21,490 Top of the First: Tom Page lines out to right. Roger Gandy grounds out to the pitcher. Steve Rizkallah strikes out on 3 pitches! 1-2-3! Bottom of the First: A.J. Lee doubles over the center fielder's head! Jerry Suazo takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Enrique Ramos flies out to the warning track in left and Lee tags up and beats the throw to 3rd. Glenn Snowden flies out to right and Lee tags up, but Tom Page throws him out at the plate... That was a bummer inning... Bottom of the Second: Tim Higbee leads off with a double to right! Jeff Galka grounds one back to the mound, but P Don Bergdall makes a bad throw to 1st for an error! Kim Springer bloops a hit to left and Higbee scores! 1 to 0, Beavers! The next three make outs... Top of the Third: Gus Pellecer lines a hit to left, but gets thrown out trying to steal. Kerry Taylor fouls off three 3-2 pitches before taking one for ball 4. P Don Bergdall bunts him to 2nd. Tom Page grounds a hit up the middle and Taylor scores... Tie Game: 1 to 1. Top of the Fourth: With 1 out, Eustachio Toraldo walks and then goes to 3rd on a hit by Melvin Rodarte. Cliff Clement strikes out looking on 3 pitches! Gus Pellecer grounds out to 2nd!! Bottom of the Sixth: With 2 outs, Tim Higbee takes a 3-2 pitch for ball 4. Jeff Galka doubles to center and Higbee scores! 2 to 1, Beavers! Bottom of the Seventh: New Pitcher: Jose Toscano (39-R), making his season debut. A.J. Lee doubles to left! Jerry Suazo doubles down the right field line and Lee scores! 3 to 1, Beavers! Enrique Ramos flies out to the warning track in right center and Suazo tags up and moseys over to 3rd. They walk Glenn Snowden intentionally. Tim Higbee grounds a hit to center and Suazo scores! 4 to 1, Beavers! Jeff Galka lines a hit to left and Snowden scores without a throw! 5 to 1, Beavers! That does it for P Toscano. New Pitcher: Larry Lauer (24-L), with a 5.59 ERA, who gave us 3 runs in 2.2 IP on Thursday. Kim Springer is allowed to hit and he grounds out to 2nd and the runners move up. 2 down. PH Dave Risinger (28-R), who will stay in the game to play short, pops out to center... Won - 5 to 1 We had 8 hits and made no errors Salt Lake City had 8 hits and made 1 error Barry Phillips (W 11-3) went 8 innings, allowed 1 run, 5 hits, 3 walks and struck out 4. LHP Steve Stewart got 2 outs, allowed 2 hits and struck out 1. RHP Rich Larkin (SV 10) got the final out, a strikeout, but gave up a hit. Don Bergdall (L 5-10) went 6 innings, gave us 2 runs, 4 hits, 5 walks (1 INT) and struck out 2. 2B A.J. Lee hit 2 doubles and scored a run. CF Jerry Suazo hit a double, drew a walk, scored a run and had an RBI. 1B Glenn Snowden drew 2 walks (1 INT) and scored a run. C Tim Higbee had 2 hits with a double and a walk, scored 2 runs and had an RBI. 3B Jeff Galka had 2 hits with a double and 2 RBI. LF Kim Springer had a hit and a walk (INT) and an RBI. The All-Star teams were announced today and the Beavers have 6 (!!) players going to the game! SP's Frank Flores and Barry Phillips, RP Ramon Andrade, C Tim Higbee, 1B Glenn Snowden and RF Enrique Ramos were all named to the team! Andrade is in my doghouse, but somebody likes him... |
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Monday Morning Report NL Player of the Week - Alex Urias, 1B, Atlanta (39-L .280/.377/.532) Had 11 hits with 2 2B, 2 HR, 5 BB, 4 SO, 6 R and 6 RBI in 6 G (3rd career PoW) PCL Player of the Week - Glenn Snowden, 1B, Portland (27-R .344/.433/.597) Had 11 hits with 3 2B, 3 HR, 4 BB, 1 SO, 10 R and 11 RBI in 6 G (5th career PoW) (Slash lines are for the season, not the week) July 5 - SS Dick Henry (26-S) of Minnesota had 3 hits with a triple and a home run, scored 2 runs and had 5 RBI at home versus Dallas. The Twins won, 9 to 6. July 6 - RF Dong-hak Shong (25-L) of Milwaukee had 3 hits with 2 home runs and 5 RBI at home versus San Antonio. The Brewers won, 11 to 3. July 6 - Rookie Craig Daly (27-L) of Toronto pitched a 2 hit shutout at New York. He walked 1 and struck out 6. At bat, he had a hit and a walk. It is the 1st shutout of his career. He is now 6-5 with a 2.51 ERA in 15 starts. The Blue Jays won, 2 to 0. July 6 - 1B Roberto Perez (33-L) of St. Louis had 5 hits with a home run at Miami, but the Cardinals lost, 2 to 1, in 17 innings. July 6 - 1B Alex Urias (39-L) of Atlanta had 3 hits with a home run, a walk and 5 RBI at Chicago. The Crackers won, 9 to 3. July 7 - 1B Bob Alsip (30-R) of Houston went 5 for 5 with a double, scored 2 runs and had an RBi at Denver, but the Astros lost, 10 to 7. July 7 - 3B Bill Commisso (26-R) of Pittsburgh had 3 hits with 2 home runs and a walk, scored 4 runs and had 3 RBI at Detroit. The Pirates won, 8 to 6, in 10 innings. July 8 - Jesus Benitez (24-R) of Houston pitched a 5 hit shutout at San Francisco. He walked 2 and struck out 3. It is his Major League leading 5th shutout of the season and the 8th of his career. He is now 11-6 with a 2.34 ERA in 19 starts. The Astros won, 1 to 0, and only had 5 hits themselves. July 9 - Carl Jones (30-R) of Sacramento pitched a 5 hit shutout at home versus San Antonio. He walked 1, hit a batter and struck out 4. It is his 2nd shutout of the season and the 6th of his career. He is now 8-8 with a 3.14 ERA in 19 starts. The Solons won, 1 to 0, and only had 1 hit themselves, an RBI triple in the 3rd by rookie LF Ray Knowles (20-L). July 9 - Kevin Houde (30-R) of Detroit pitched a 2 hit shutout at home versus Washington. He walked 1 and struck out 10. It is his 3rd shutout of the season and the 13th of his career. He is now 8-6 with a 3.27 ERA in 19 starts. The Tigers won, 4 to 0. July 10 - Rookie Jim Dobson (24-R) of San Francisco pitched a 2 hit shutout at home versus Houston. He walked 1 and struck out 1. At bat, he hit a double. It is the 1st shutout of his career. He is now 2-2 with a 3.30 ERA in 7 starts. The Seals won, 1 to 0, and only had 4 hits themselves. July 11 - 3B Russ Inguaggiato (26-L) of Oakland hit a triple and a Grand Slam, scored 2 runs and had 5 RBI at Dallas. The Oaks won, 7 to 3. July 11 - Rookie Joe Delesky (23-R) of Sacramento pitched a 2 hit shutout at home versus San Antonio. He walked 6, hit a batter and struck out 9. 132 pitches thrown. At bat, he had a hit and scored the only run of the game. It is the 1st shutout of his career. He is now 3-5 with a 4.62 ERA in 12 starts. The Solons won, 1 to 0, and only had 5 hits themselves. RF Sergio Parra (26-S) had both of the hits for the Missions. I forgot to post the Monday Morning Report last week, so here it is: July 5, 2004 Monday Morning Report NL Player of the Week - Mark Montana, LF, Baltimore (26-R .317/.383/.505) Had 12 hits with 1 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR, 5 BB, 1 SO, 3 SB, 3 CS, 5 R and 6 RBI in 7 G (2nd career PoW) PCL Player of the Week - Charlie Banuelos, SP, Salt Lake City (25-L 3-1 2.45) Pitched 2 shutouts. 2-0 0.00 ERA 2 GS, 18 IP, 10 H, 0 HR, 3 BB, 11 SO (Slash lines are for the season, not the week) June 28 - Milwaukee lost at home to Kansas City, 4 to 1, for their 10th loss in a row. June 28 - Oakland defeated San Diego at home, 8 to 3, to end their 0 game losing streak. RF Brian Mosca (31-L) of San Diego went 2 for 2 with a triple and a walk, scored a run and had an RBI to extend his hitting streak to 26 games, but pull a stomach muscle and is expected to miss 3 to 4 weeks. June 28 - Carlomaria Fattori (26-R) of Pittsburgh pitched a 4 hit shutout at home versus Cincinnati. He walked 3 and struck out 5. At bat, he had a hit. It is his 3rd shutout of the season and the 4th of his career. He is now 7-7 with a 3.17 ERA in 17 starts. The Pirates won, 1 to 0. June 29 - Milwaukee beat Kansas City at home, 5 to 3, to end their 10 game losing streak. June 29 - Mike Howard (23-R) of Philadelphia pitched a 3 hit shutout at home versus Brooklyn. He walked 1 and struck out 8. At bat, he hit a double and scored 2 runs. It is the 2nd shutout of his career. He is now 5-7 with a 4.38 ERA in 18 starts. The Phillies won, 6 to 0. June 29 - Kevin Houde (30-R) of Detroit pitched a 2 hit shutout at home versus Cleveland. He walked 3 and struck out 3. At bat, he had a hit, scored a run and had an RBI. It is his 2nd shutout of the season and the 12th of his career. He is now 7-5 with a 3.55 ERA in 17 starts. The Tigers won, 12 to 0. June 29 - 3B Esteban Arango (28-R) of St. Louis went 5 for 5 with 3 doubles and a home run, stole a base, scored 2 runs and had 3 RBI at home versus Atlanta, but the Cardinals lost, 8 to 6, in 10 innings. June 30 - 1B Alex Urias (39-L) of Atlanta went 5 for 5 with 2 doubles and scored a run at home versus Cincinnati, but the Crackers lost, 5 to 1. July 1 - LF Mark Montana (26-R) of Baltimore went 4 for 4 with 3 home runs and 4 RBI at New York in the 1st game of a doubleheader, but the Orioles lost, 6 to 4. July 1 - 2B Miguel Castro (29-L) of Atlanta, an ex-Beaver, had 4 hits with a triple and a Grand Slam (in the bottom of the 10th) and scored 2 runs at home versus Cincinnati. The Crackers won, 9 to 5, in 10 innings. July 3 - 2B Greg Hobbs (30-R) of Milwaukee hit a triple and 2 home runs, drew a walk and had 5 RBI at home versus Salt Lake City. The Brewers won, 8 to 4. July 3 - 2B Adam Carter (27-R) of Seattle had 4 hits withe a double and a triple and 5 RBI. The Rainiers won, 7 to 4. July 4 - Charlie Banuelos (25-L) of Salt Lake City pitched a 4 hit shutout at Milwaukee. He did not walk a batter and struck out 3. At bat, he had a hit and a walk and scored a run. It is his 2nd shutout of the season and his career and his 2nd in a row. He is now 3-1 in 5 starts with a 2.45 ERA. The Bees won, 1 to 0, and only had 5 hits themselves. |
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