San Jose Raiders from the beginning - Page 7

amead17 · 03-28-2023, 01:43 PM

The final game of the 4 game series saw the San Jose Raiders hoping to split the series 2-2. Manager Mike Moore went with the same line up for the 3rd game in a row.

SP Matt Evans

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
C Scott Ha
LF Mike Lentz
2B Tony Patton

The San Jose raiders got another quick start. Enrique Huerta hit a double in the top of the 1st. He moved to third when Hugo Arias singled. A double from mark Sofka then saw him easily home.

The San Jose Raiders added a second run in the top of the 2nd. Tony Patton hit one 349 feet for a solo effort to make the score line 2-0.

The top of the 6th saw the San Jose Raiders really extend their lead. Tony Patton hit a double. He then came home when mark Tice hit one 337 feet for a 2 run homer. Enrique Huerta got a single. He moved to third when Hugo Arias hit a single. A triple from Mark Sofka then saw huerta and Arias come home to make the score 6-0 in favour of the Raiders.

The score was still like this when the Raiders finally pulled Matt Evans in the top of the 9th after giving a single to Danny Braddy. Jonathan Laughlin came in for him and proceeded to allow Tim Snyder to single. He walked Armando Prado to load the bases. A Lorenzo Giner single saw Braddy home before Laughlin finally got out of the inning with only 1 run the damage and give the Raiders a 6-1 victory.

The Raiders finished the 4 game series against the Wihitehawks with a record of 46-47 on the year.

The Raiders have a day off before a 3 game home series against the Washington Generals.

amead17 · 03-28-2023, 01:43 PM

A day off for the San Jose Raiders before the Washington Generals come to visit.

amead17 · 03-29-2023, 01:03 PM

The San Jose Raiders started a 3 game series against the 45-48 Washington Generals today in front of 24306 fans. Manager Mike Moore made 1 change to the line up with George Tizzard coming in to play catcher.

SP Bobby Montes

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
LF Mike Lentz
2B Tony Patton
C George Tizzard

The San Jose Raiders got off to a strong start in the bottom of the 1st. Hugo Arias and Mark Sofka both hit singles. A double by Alex Robinson then saw Arias home and Sofka round third and sprint for home, beating a throw from right.

The Washington Generals bounced back in the top of the 3rd. Vinny Ramirez got a walk. Ramirez then sprinted to third when Dante London doubled but he was not satisfied and rounded third and made for home. He beat the throw from left to score. Matt Wells singled to move London to third. London then came home when T.J. Blue hit a long fly out that allowed him to tag up and then beat the throw from left. This left the game tied at 2-2.

The top of the 5th saw the Washington Generals take the lead in the game. Steve Cain led off with a solo home run that went 429 feet. Vinny Ramirez was walked. He then moved to second on a Dante London single. A double from T.J. Blue then saw Ramirez come home to make the score 4-2 in the Generals favour.

The lead did not last long as the bottom of the 5th saw the San Jose Raiders get right back into it. Enrique Huerta was given a walk before stealing second and then moving to third after a throwing error on his steal. Hugo Arias then hit a 2 run homer that went 415 feet to tie the game at 4-4.

The bottom of the 6th saw the San Jose Raiders get back in front. Manny Jaime reached on an error. He moved to second when Mike Lentz singled. Tony Patton ground out into a double play that allowed Jaime to move to third. Manny Jaime then scored when George Tizzard reached on an error.

The bottom of the 7th saw the Raiders add 2 more runs. Hugo Arias hit his second home run of the day, this time going 351 feet for a solo effort. Mark Sofka then hit a triple. He came home from an Alex Robinson single.

The bottom of the 8th saw trouble for the Raiders as Tony Patton was hit by a pitch. He was led from the field cradling his batting hand.

Seth Fiebelkorn pitcher the top of the 9th to get the Raiders a 7-4 victory.

The win moved the Raiders back to even at 47-47 for the year.

After the game the San Jose Raiders announced that Tony Patton would be going onto the 7 day injury list with a fractured thumb. He is expected to be out for about 5 weeks. Armando Sandoval has been given the call up to cover for Tony Patton while he is out.

amead17 · 03-29-2023, 01:04 PM

Game 2 of the series against the Washington Generals saw 28401 fans at Raiders Field. Manager Mike Moore had to make line up changes to cover for the loss of Tony Patton.

SP Ron McDonald

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
C Scott Ha
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval

The game got off to a very bad start for the San Jose Raiders as Washington put 3 runs on the board in the top of the 1st. Vinny Ramirez hit a double. He reached third when Dante London reached on an error. Ramirez then came home for the Generals first run when Matt Wells singled. T.J. Blue singled to load the bases. London and Wells then both made it home when Jeremiah Cromwell hit a single. Wells beat the throw from right.

San Jose got 1 run back in the bottom of the 2nd. Mark Sofka led off with a double. Manny Jaime then walked before Scott Ha hit a single. The Ha single allowed Sofka to sprint to third before powering home, beating the throw from right.

The Washington Generals increased their lead in the top of the 5th. Vinny Ramirez hit a single. He moved to third when Matt Wells reached on an error. A single by T.J. Blue allowed Ramirez to come home and Wells to sprint to third. Wells then didn’t stop but turned the corner and went for home. He made it beating the throw from right. This put the Generals up 5-1.

The top of the 7th saw Vinny Ramirez again get on base, this time with a double. A triple from Matt Wells then bought Ramirez home for his third run of the day.

The top of the 8th saw the Washington Generals completely blow the Raiders off the par in the game. Andre Williams singled. He moved to second when Marcus Brant hit a single. The bases were loaded when Steve Cain was given a walk. Vinny Ramirez then came to the plate and completed his stellar day by hitting a grand slam homer 429 feet for his fourth and the Generals tenth run of the game.

San Jose managed to pick up a second run in the bottom of the 8th when Scott Ha got a walk followed by an Armando Sandoval reach on error and a Mark Tice single that saw him power home.

A third run was added by the Raiders in the bottom of the 9th as Mark Sofka hit a solo home run 347 feet but this was far to little to late as the Raiders went down 10-3.

The San Jose Raiders fell back below .500 at 47-48.

Vinny Ramirez tied the wolf Conference record of 4 runs in a game.

amead17 · 03-29-2023, 01:04 PM

The final game of the Raiders, Generals series saw 24547 fans come out to Raiders Field. Manager Mike Moore kept a steady line up for the game.

SP Chris Willis

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
C Scott Ha
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval

After a scoreless first the San Jose Raiders got the runs started in the bottom of the second. Alex Robinson led the inning off with a solo home run that went 410 feet. Manny Jaime then singled and moved to second when Mike Lentz reached on an error. The bases were loaded when Armando Sandoval hit a single. Mark Tice hit a fly out that allowed Jaime to tag up and then come home, beating the throw from centre.

The top of the third saw the Washington Generals half the Raiders lead. Bob Mattingly hit a solo home run that went 424 feet.

The Washington Generals tied the game up in the top of the 4th. Dante London got a walk. He moved to second when Jeremiah Cornwell reached on an error. The bases were loaded when Vinny Ramirez was walked. Andre Williams then hit a long fly out that allowed London to tag up and come home, beating the throw from left.

The Washington Generals took the lead in the top of the 5th. Steve Cain was given a walk. He then stole second before moving to third on a throwing error. T.J Blue then hit a double that allowed Cain to come home.

The Generals lead did not last long as the Raiders came back into it in the game. Enrique Huerta led the bottom of the 5th off with a single. Hugo Arias was hit by a pitch to move Huerta to second. Alex Robinson then hit a triple that saw both Huerta and Arias home.

Things then went quiet until the 9th. The Washington Generals tied the game up with a solo home run from Andre Williams. The hit went 356 feet. This inning saw Seth Fiebelkorn given a blown save, his 4th of the year.

Going into the bottom of the 9th the Raiders just needed 1 run to take the game and the series. Mark Tice made base with a double. Arias made base with a walk. Mark Sofka then hit a single that allowed Tice to sprint for third before turning the corner and pushing for home. He made it beating the throw from left to give the Raiders a 5-4 win.

The win put the Raiders back at .500 with a record of 48-48.

The next series for the San Jose Raiders is a visit from the Raleigh Beavers and another match up for the Huerta brothers.

amead17 · 03-30-2023, 01:59 PM

Today saw 31331 fans come into Raiders Field to see the first game of the 3 game series between the San Jose Raiders and the 45-50 Raleigh Beavers. Manager Mike Moore went with the same line up as the day before.

SP Efrain Ramirez

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
C Scott Ha
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval

The game turned into a run fest for the San Jose Raiders as the obliterated the Raleigh Beavers. It started in the bottom of the first as they got the first 2 of their runs. Hugo Arias was the first Raider on base as he was given a walk. He then scored when Mark Sofka hit a triple. Mark Sofka then scored when Alex Robinson hit a single.

The Raleigh Beavers got 1 back in the top of the second. Rob Philbin hit a double to lead off. He moved to third when Alex Vasquez hit a ground out. A flyout from Bryan Vetrano then saw Philbin home after he tagged up and beat the throw from right.

The top of the third saw the Beavers tie the game up. Manny Huerta hit a single. A double by Rob Philbin saw him to third. Huerta then came home when Alex Vasquez hit a single.

The San Jose Raiders re took the lead in the bottom of the third. Mark Tice led off with a triple. He scored when Enrique Huerta hit a single. Huerta moved to third when Hugo Arias hit a double. Huerta scored on a Mark Sofka single while Arias moved to third. Arias then scored when Alex Robinson hit into a fielders choice. This made the score 5-2 the Raiders.

The bottom of the 4th saw the Raiders add to their lead. Mark Tice again led off with a triple. Huerta was given a walk. The bases were then loaded when Hugo Arias also walked. A wild pitch to Mark Sofka saw all the runners move a base with Tice coming home to score. The bases were then loaded again when Mark Sofka walked. Alex Robinson hit into a fielders choice that saw Huerta score to make the score line read 7-2 to the Raiders.

Scott Ha led the bottom of the fifth off with a single for the San Jose Raiders. Mike Lentz then hit a double that saw Ha sprinting round third and heading for home, he made it comfortably with no throw coming in. An Armando Sandoval single saw Lentz move to third. Lentz then scored and Sandoval moved to third when Mark Tice singled. Enrique Huerta then hit one 371 feet to score a 3 run home run to make it 5 runs in the inning for the Raiders.

The bottom of the sixth saw the Raiders continue on their run spree. Scott Ha led off with a walk. He moved to second on an Armando Sandoval single. A double by Mark Tice saw Ha home and Sandoval to third. Enrique Huerta then came in and hit another long ball over the fence, this time 361 feet, to pick up his second 3 run homer of the game. This made the score line 16-2 in favour of the Raiders.

The runs dried up after this with the San Jose Raiders winning the game 16-2.

This win lifted the Raiders to a record of 49-48 for the year.

Mark Tice tied the Wolf Conference regular season game record for triples with 2. Mark Tice and Enrique Huerta also set a new San Jose Raiders run scored record in a game at 4. Enrique Huerta also tied the Wolf Conference regular season game record for RBI’s at 7.

amead17 · 03-30-2023, 01:59 PM

The San Jose Raiders and Raleigh Beavers were going at it again for the second of their 3 game series. 34900 fans came in to see the game. Manager Mike Moore kept a winning line up.

SP Matt Evans

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
C Scott Ha
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval

The game saw a quick start from the San Jose Raiders. Enrique Huerta hit a double to be on base first. Mark Sofka then hit another double that scored Huerta.

The top of the third saw the Raleigh Beavers take the lead. Dave Burton hit a single. He moved to second when Manny Huerta worked a walk. A double from Adam Holley scored Burton. Huerta then came home after tagging up on a Rob Philbin fly out.

It took until the bottom of the eighth for the San Jose Raiders to tie things up. A 337 foot solo home run from Mark Tice made the score line 2-2.

The Raiders then turned the top of the ninth over to Seth Fiebelkorn but sadly for them he didn’t have his magic on tap today. Rob Philbin reached on an error. Alex Vasquez was intentionally walked. A double from Bryan Vetrano then scored Philbin while moving Vasquez to third. Melis Los was then also given a walk to load the bases. Ricardo Mendoza hit a double to see both Vasquez and Vetrano home. Dave Burton hit a fly out that allowed Los to tag up and come home. At this point Seth was pulled but the flow of runs did not stop. Manny Huerta hit a double that scored Mendoza. In total the Beavers got 5 runs to take the score line to 7-2 in their favour.

The San Jose raiders could do nothing in the bottom of the ninth and lost the game 7-2. This put them back to 49-49 for the year.

amead17 · 03-30-2023, 02:00 PM

29821 fans came out to Raiders Field to watch the final game of the 3 game series between the San Jose Raiders and the Raleigh Beavers. Manager Mike Moore made 1 change to the line up to rest Scott Ha.

SP Bobby Montes

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval
C George Tizzard

The game turned into another blow out in favour of the San Jose raiders.

The bottom of the second saw the Raiders get the scoring going. Manny Jaime hit a single. He moved to second when Mike Lentz was given a walk. George Tizzard then came up and hit one 379 feet for a 3 run homer to make the score 3-0.

The bottom of the third saw the San Jose Raiders double their lead. Mark Sofka hit a single. He moved to third on an Alex Robinson single. Manny Jaime then stepped up to the plate and launched one 373 feet for a 3 run homer to make the score 6-0.

The top of the fourth finally saw the Raleigh beaver on the board. Rob Philbin hit a single. Alex Vasquez then hit one 411 feet to score a 2 run homer making the score 6-2 in the Raiders favour.

The bottom of the fifth saw the San Jose Raiders crush any hope the Beavers had of winning the game. Enrique Huerta led off with a walk. A double by Hugo Arias moved him to third. Both Huerta and Arias scored when Mark Sokfa doubled. Sofka scored himself after an Alex Robinson double. Mike Lentz then hit a 2 run home run that went 342 feet. Armando Sandoval was walked. George Tizzard then hit his second home run of the game, this one 343 feet, to score 2 runs. In total the Raiders scored 7 runs to make the score line 13-2.

The bottom of the seventh saw the Raiders finish out the scoring with 3 more runs. Armando Sandoval led off with a double. He moved to third when George Tizzard hit a long fly out. Mark Tice was walked. Armando Sandoval then scored when Enrique Huerta hit into a fielders choice that saw Tice out. Hugo Arias was hit by a pitch to move Huerta to second. A Mark Sofka walk loaded the bases. Alex Robinson hit a single to bring Huerta home and see Hugo Arias sprint round third and beat the throw from right to score.

The final score of the game was 16-2 in the Raiders favour.

This raised the raiders record to 50-49.

Up next for the San Jose Raiders is a trip to Atlanta to face the Colonels.

amead17 · 04-01-2023, 04:10 AM

The San Jose Raiders travelled overnight to Atlanta to face the 56-43 Colonels in what would be a tough road trip. Manager Mike Moore decided to make a few line up changes for the first game of the series.

SP Ron McDonald

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
3B Mark Sofka
DH Min-Kyu Yoo
LF Mike Lentz
1B Hugo Arias
RF Manny Jaime
2B Armando Sandoval
C Scott Ha

The game started quietly for both sides with both the Atlanta Colonels starter Marty Richards and the Raiders Ron McDonald keeping things tight.

It wasn’t until the 4th inning when a run was scored. The top of the 4th saw Mark Sofka of the San Jose Raiders smack one 422 feet for the opening run.

Things continued to be tight as the pitching staff of both teams battled it out in a tough duel to see how could give up the least hits. Ron McDonald went 7 innings with only 5 hits given up while Marty Richards gave up only 3 hits in 6.2 innings.

The Bullpens proved to be just as frugal and it took until the top of the 9th before any more runs were added. Mark Tice hit a triple in the for San Jose. He then came home when Enrique Huerta hit a single.

The Raiders turned to closer Seth Fiebelkorn to bring the game home. He did this with all the ease he has shown all year as he gave up just a single in the bottom of the 9th to give the Raiders a 2-0 win.

This win raised the Raiders record to 51-49

As we near the trading deadline there are a large number of trades going on but nothing involving the San Jose Raiders. There have not even been any rumours of a trade for the Raiders.

amead17 · 04-01-2023, 04:10 AM

The San Jose Raiders go into game 2 of the 3 game series against the Atlanta Colonels in fine form and hope to continue with their winning ways. Manager Mike Moore again moved the line up about to give players some rest.

SP Chris Willis

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
3B Mark Sofka
DH Cole Pascoe
RF Alex Robinson
LF Mike Lentz
1B Hugo Arias
2B Armando Sandoval
C Scott Ha

The game fell apart for the Raiders early as Chris Willis continued his terrible season on the mound.

The game was scoreless going into the bottom of the 3rd but the Atlanta Colonels soon changed that. Steve Lewis singled and then came home as Jonathan Payne hit one 397 feet for a 2 run homer. Shane McNulty singled and moved to second on an Ed Lopez Single. A Gerardo Haro double scored McNulty and moved Lopez to third. The bases were loaded when Franklin Garcia got a walk. David Harris reached on an error to score Lopez. A fielders choice from Matt Rogers saw Haro come home. Manager Moore had seen enough and pulled Willis at this point. Jonathan Laughlin got the Raiders out of the inning without any more damage but they were done 5-0.

The bottom of the 4th saw the Atlanta Colonels add to their lead. Jonathan Payne hit a single and then moved to second when Shane McNulty saw a wild pitch. McNulty then singled to allow Payne to sprint round third and head for home. He beat the throw from centre. McNulty moved to second when Ed Lopez singled. A double from Gerardo Haro then bought McNulty home. This made the score 7-0.

It took until the 6th inning for the San Jose Raiders to get going. A Mark Tice lead off Home run that went 353 feet gave them a run.

The Raiders picked up a second run in the top of the 8th. Enrique Huerta was given a walk. A double from Mark Sofka then saw Huerta rounding third and powering home without a throw.

The Raiders lost the game 7-2 and this saw their record drop to 51-50 for the year.

amead17 · 04-01-2023, 04:11 AM

The San Jose Raiders and Atlanta Colonels faced the final game of their 3 game series with a push to try and take the series. Manager Mike Moore again moved the line up around.

SP Efrain Ramirez

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval
3B Modesto Souza
C George Tizzard

The San Jose Raiders got things started in the top of the 2nd. Alex Robinson led off with a single. Manny Jaime then also singled to move Robinson to second. Mike Lentz then came in and saw one he liked first ball up and pounced on it. He sent it 413 feet to gain a 3 run home run and put the Raiders up 3-0.

The top of the 3rd saw the Raiders adding to their lead. Enrique Huerta hit a double. A single from Alex Robinson then saw Huerta sprint for third and turn the corner to go for home. He beat the throw from centre to give the raiders a 4th run.

A solo home run from David Harris in the bottom of the 3rd saw the Atlanta Colonels get onto the board. The hit went 399 feet.

The Atlanta Colonels cut the Raiders lead further in the bottom of the 4th. Fidel Villa led off with a double. Shane McNulty then hit a single that saw Villa round third and power home beating the throw from centre.

The bottom of the 5th saw the Atlanta Colonels get to within 1 of the San Jose Raiders. Franklin Garcia hit a long triple. He then came home when Fidel Villa hit a single.

After a quiet period the San Jose Raiders finally got their scoring back on track in the top of the 7th. Hugo Arias made base with a single. Alex Robinson then hit a double that saw Arias round third and come sprinting home while the throw went to third to try and get the trailing runner but be to late. This made the score 5-3

The San Jose raiders added to their lead in the top of the 8th. Armando Sandoval hit a single to get on base. George Tizzard then launched one 354 feet to score a 2 run homer to make the score 7-3 in the Raiders favour.

The bottom of the 8th saw the Atlanta Colonels try and get back into the game. A solo home run from Fidel Villa went 332 feet to make the score 7-4.

The Raiders followed their trusted formula in these situations and turned the 9th over to closer Seth Fiebelkorn and he duly delivered save number 27 without any drama to give the Raiders the 7-4 victory.

The Raiders improve to 52-50 for the year.

Tomorrow is a day off for the Raiders before the go back home to face the Indianapolis Ironmen

amead17 · 04-01-2023, 04:12 AM

The Raiders had the day off to get ready to face the 58-44 Indianapolis Ironmen

amead17 · 04-02-2023, 04:20 AM

The San Jose Raiders played the first of a tough 3 game series against the Indianapolis Ironmen in front of 34914 home fans. Manager Mike Moore went back to his favoured line up.

SP Matt Evans

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
C Scott Ha
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval

The Indianapolis Ironmen were the first to put a run on the board in the top of the 2nd. Joe Tworkowski hit a solo home run 341 feet to make the score line 1-0.

San Jose had to wait until the bottom of the 4th before they put a run on the board. Hugo Arias got a single. He moved to second when Mark Sofka singled. A single by Alex Robinson loaded the bases. Arias then came home when Scott Ha was walked.

The San Jose Raiders took the lead in the bottom of the 6th. Hugo Arias led off with a single. He moved to second when Mark Sofka got a walk. Manny Jaime came to the plate and smacked one 420 feet for a 3 run homer to make the score 4-1 in the Raiders favour.

Going into the top of the 8th the Raiders pulled a tiring Matt Evans for Juan Flores. This back fired as both Flores and the rest of the bullpen fell apart. Jon Cox led the inning off with a walk. He moved to 3rd when Jerry Gasper singled. Cox then scored when Johnny Sauceda hit a single. Joe Tworkowski hit into a fielders choice to move Gasper to third and see Sauceda out. Cameron Christensen then came to the plate and straight away saw one he liked. He deposited the ball 344 feet away for a 3 run homer. This had Flores pulled by the Raiders. His replacement Jonas Enriquez then proceeded to give up 2 solo home runs to Antonio Falcon and Ken Hague to give the Indianapolis Ironmen a 7-4 lead. Falcon hit the ball 362 feet while Hague’s went 417 feet.

Sadly for the Raiders they could not get back into the game from there and went down 7-4.

Their record for the year is now 52-51.

The Raiders signed 18 year old Dominican Republic Catcher Bernie Sibrian to a minor league contract and assigned him to their international development roster.

amead17 · 04-02-2023, 04:21 AM

The San Jose Raiders and their 32396 fans inside Raiders Field were hoping they could turn the previous days loss into a win against the Indianapolis Ironmen in game 2. Manager Mike Moore kept the same lime up for game 2.

SP Bobby Montes

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
C Scott Ha
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval

The game got off to a quick start as the Indianapolis Ironmen hit the ground running. Jerry Gasper was hit by a pitch. He moved to second when Johnny Sauceda singled. They both moved a base when Joe Tworkowski saw a wild pitch. Tworkowski then hit a long fly out that allowed Gasper to tag up and sprint home without a throw to beat.

Mark Tice led the San Jose Raiders batting off in the bottom of the 1st with a single. He then came home when Enrique Huerta hit one 383 feet for a 2 run homer. Alex Robinson added to the rusn scored by hitting his own solo effort that went 364 feet.

Indianapolis got one back in the top of the 2nd when Ken Hague hit a solo effort 378 feet.

The bottom of the 3rd saw the San Jose Raiders increase their lead. Enrique Huerta led off with a single. He then came home when Hugo Arias hit one 399 feet for a 2 run homer.

The Indianapolis Ironmen got a third run in the top of the 5th. Jon Cox reached on an error to lead off. He moved to second when Jerry Gasper was given a walk. Johnny Suaceda then hit a single that saw Cox round third and power home to beat the throw from Centre.

The San Jose Raiders tried hard in the bottom of the 5th to put the game out of reach of the Ironmen. Mark Tice led off with a single. Enrique Huerta then hit a triple that bought Tice home. Hugo Arias got a walk as did Mark Sofka to load the bases. Alex Robinson hit a single to bring home Huerta. A Scott Ha single then bought home Arias and also saw Sofka round third and sprint for home to beat the throw from right. This gave the raiders 4 runs and a lead of 9-3.

The Indianapolis Ironmen began their fightback in the top of the 6th. Luis Melgar hit a solo home run 436 feet. Ken Hague then hit a double. Hague then sprinted round third and headed for home on a Steve Gardner single, beating the throw from right.

The bottom of the 6th saw the San Jose raiders try to snuff out the Ironmen’s fight back. Enrique Huerta hit a solo effort 366 feet to make the score 10-5 in the Raiders favour.

The top of the 7th saw the Ironmen keep trying to get back in the game. Cameron Christensen hit a single. A double from Antonio Falcon saw him move to third. Christensen then came home on a Luis Melgar single.

The Ironmen scored again in the top of the 8th. Jon Cox and Jerry Gasper were both given a walk. Johnny Sauceda then hit a nice single to right that allowed Cox to move around third and come home, beating the throw.

With the Ironmen starting a revival the 9th was handed over to Seth Fiebelkorn by the Raiders. Fiebelkorn did what he does best and closed the game out, giving up just 1 single. This gave the Raiders a 10-7 victory to take their record to 53-51 for the year.

Enrique Huerta tied the San Jose single game record of 4 runs in a game.

Tomorrow is the trade deadline so we shall see if there are any moves by the raiders

amead17 · 04-02-2023, 04:21 AM

The San Jose Raiders went into game 3 of the series against the Ironmen hoping to take the series 2-1. 3530 fans came into Raiders Field to see the game. Manager Mike Moore again went with the same line up.

SP Ron McDonald

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
C Scott Ha
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval

The San Jose Raiders were quick out of the block as they got the first run of the game in the bottom of the 1st. Hugo Arias hit a nice double to get on base. He moved to third when Mark Sofka got a wild pitch. Sofka then singled to allow Arias to come home.

Things then went quiet until the top of the 5th. The Ironmen got themselves into the game by using a lead off double by Antonio Falcon. Steve Gardner hit a single that he turned into a double while Falcon ran round third and headed home, beating the throw from left. Gardner did the same as Falcon when Jon Cox hit a single to make the score 2-1 in the Ironmen’s favour.

The bottom of the 5th saw the San Jose Raiders tie things up. Armando Sandoval worked a nice walk. Mark Tice then hit a triple that saw Sandoval move round the bases and come home.

The top of the 7th saw the Indianapolis Ironmen re take the lead. Ken Hague was hit by a pitch that saw him leave the game. Aguilar replaced him on base. J.J. Estrada then came to the plate and struck one 372 feet to take a 2 run homer and make the score 4-2 for the Ironmen.

The top of the 8th saw the Ironmen finally break the San Jose Raiders. Jerry Gasper got to second base after an error on his single. Joe Tworkowski was given an intentional walk. Cameron Christensen then came to the plate and punished the walk with a 345 foot 3 run homer to put the Ironmen up 7-2.

The game finished 7-2 to the Ironmen and dropped the San Jose raiders back to 53-52 for the year.

The trade deadline passed with a number of trades but nothing for the San Jose Raiders. In total the league saw 41 trades during the first seven months of the year of which the Raiders were only in 1 when they traded Manny Huerta to the Raleigh Beavers on the eve of the season starting.

The San Jose raiders now face a short trip down the coast to San Diego to face the Marauders of the Eagle Conference.

amead17 · 04-02-2023, 04:22 AM

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amead17 · 04-02-2023, 04:24 AM

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amead17 · 04-03-2023, 01:19 PM

The San Jose Raiders start a 3 game road trip at the 49-56 San Diego marauders of the eagle Conference. Manager Mike Moore kept the line up from the previous game.

SP Chris Willis

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
C Scott Ha
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval

The game took a little while to get going. The San Diego Marauders were the first to make an impact in the bottom of the 4th. A lead off solo home run that went 370 feet from Alphonso Bush got them onto the score board.

It took until the top of the 6th before the San Jose Raiders troubled the scorers. Alex Robinson got a well worked walk. Manny Jaime then sent both Robinson and himself on a tour of the bases as he hit one 343 feet for a 2 run homer. Scott Ha got a single. He moved to second when Mike Lentz got a walk. Armando Sandoval loaded the bases with a single. Mark Tice then got a walk to bring Scott Ha home. This put the Raiders up 3-1.

The San Diego Marauders cut the Raiders lead to 1 in the bottom of the 8th. A second solo home run from Alphonso Bush, this one going 358 feet, made the score 3-2.

The top of the 9th saw the San Jose Raiders extend their lead. Enrique Huerta hit a solid single. A double from Hugo Arias then saw Huerta sprint round third and head home beating the throw from right. Mark Sofka was given an intentional walk. Alex Robinson loaded the bases with a walk. Manny Jaime then hit a long fly out that allowed Arias to tag up at 3rd and come sprinting home, beating the throw from centre.

Seth Fiebelkorn was given the bottom of the 9th and while he was not at his ruthless best he had enough runs to play with to take the victory for San Jose. Eduardo Sigala got a double. A single from Tony Garcia saw Sigala to third. Dorian Coryell then hit a single that bought Sigala home. A Sac Bunt by Pat Murphy put Garcia on third and Coryell on second. Garcia came home when Omar Mitchell ground out. Fibelkorn finally got out of the inning after this to give the Raiders a 5-4 victory.

This victory saw the raiders raise their record to 54-52 for the year.

amead17 · 04-03-2023, 01:20 PM

Game 2 of the San Jose, San Diego series saw the Raiders looking to build on the win the got in game 1. Manager Mike Moore tweaked the line up to give Catcher Scott Ha a rest.

SP Efrain Ramirez

CF Mark Tice
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
1B Manny Jaime
LF Mike Lentz
2B Armando Sandoval
C George Tizzard

Things got off to a bad start for the Raiders and The San Diegpo Marauders put up 3 runs in the bottom of the 1st. Alphonso Bush led off with a single. He moved to second when Tony Garcia also singled. Dorian Coryell then hit one 423 feet to record a 3 run homer to give the Marauders the lead.

Things got worse for Efrain Ramirez and the Raiders in the bottom of the second as San Diego added a 4th run to their lead. Omar Mitchell was hit by a pitch. He then moved to second when Chad Gray got a wild pitch. Mitchell moved to third on a balk to Adam Gosvener before a ground out by Gosvener bought Mitchell home.

The San Jose Raiders managed to halve their deficit in the top of the 3rd. Armando Sandoval led off with a single. He moved to second when George Tizzard saw a wild pitch. Enrique Huerta then hit one 349 feet to pick up a 2 run homer to make the score 4-2.

The bottom of the 4th saw the San Diego Marauders stretch their lead again. Omar Mitchell picked up a single. He moved to second when Adam Gosvener also got a single. Alphonso Bush was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Eric Cosby then reached on an error to bring Mitchell home.

The bottom of the 6th saw the San Diego Marauders all but put the game away with a further 2 runs. Alphonso Bush gained a walk. Eric Cosby then hit one 331 feet for a 2 run homer to make the score 7-2.

The bottom of the 8th saw the Marauders add an extra run to their total. Alphonso Bush got a double. After a Tony Garcia walk, Dorian Coryell hit a single that allowed Bush to round third and power home, beating the throw from right.

The top of the 9th saw the San Jose Raiders try to make a comeback but it was to little to late. Hugo Arias got a walk. Mark Sofka then singled to move Arias to second. The bases were loaded when Manny Jaime hit a single. Scott Ha (subbing for Mike Lentz) then hit a double to allow Arias and Sofka to score. An Armando Sandoval fly out then allowed Manny Jaime to tag up and come home.

The final score saw the raiders go down 8-5 to drop their record to 54-53.

amead17 · 04-03-2023, 01:20 PM

The final game of the Series between the Raiders and the Marauders saw both teams trying to take the series. Manager Mike Moore mixed the line up about to try and get the win.

SP Matt Evans

1B Manny Jaime
SS Enrique Huerta
DH Hugo Arias
3B Mark Sofka
RF Alex Robinson
LF Min-Kyu Yoo
C Scott Ha
CF Mike Lentz
2B Cole Pascoe

The game turned into a bit of a pitching dual between both pitching staff.

The San Jose raiders got off to a quick start with a run in the top of the 1st. Manny Jaime led off with a single. He moved to third when Hugo Arias singled. He then came home when Mark Sofka hit a long fly out that allowed him to tag up.

The bottom of the second saw the San Diego Marauders level things up. Jesus Oleta hit a double. He moved to third when Jim Burgin hit a long fly out. He then came home when Chad Gray saw a wild pitch.

Things then went very quiet until the bottom of the 6th. Eduardo Sigala was given a walk to lead off. He moved to second when Tony Garcia was hit by a pitch. Jesus Oleta was also hit by a pitch to load the bases. Sigala then came home when Mu’adh Hernandez hit a long fly out that allowed him to tag up and beat the throw from right.

After that the game went dead again and the Raiders ended up losing 2-1. This put them back at even for the year at 54-54.

The Raiders have a day off before they travel back home for a 3 game series against the Charlotte Hornets.

03-28-2023, 01:43 PM	#121
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 17th 2022 The final game of the 4 game series saw the San Jose Raiders hoping to split the series 2-2. Manager Mike Moore went with the same line up for the 3rd game in a row. SP Matt Evans CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime C Scott Ha LF Mike Lentz 2B Tony Patton The San Jose raiders got another quick start. Enrique Huerta hit a double in the top of the 1st. He moved to third when Hugo Arias singled. A double from mark Sofka then saw him easily home. The San Jose Raiders added a second run in the top of the 2nd. Tony Patton hit one 349 feet for a solo effort to make the score line 2-0. The top of the 6th saw the San Jose Raiders really extend their lead. Tony Patton hit a double. He then came home when mark Tice hit one 337 feet for a 2 run homer. Enrique Huerta got a single. He moved to third when Hugo Arias hit a single. A triple from Mark Sofka then saw huerta and Arias come home to make the score 6-0 in favour of the Raiders. The score was still like this when the Raiders finally pulled Matt Evans in the top of the 9th after giving a single to Danny Braddy. Jonathan Laughlin came in for him and proceeded to allow Tim Snyder to single. He walked Armando Prado to load the bases. A Lorenzo Giner single saw Braddy home before Laughlin finally got out of the inning with only 1 run the damage and give the Raiders a 6-1 victory. The Raiders finished the 4 game series against the Wihitehawks with a record of 46-47 on the year. The Raiders have a day off before a 3 game home series against the Washington Generals.

03-28-2023, 01:43 PM	#122
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 18th 2022 A day off for the San Jose Raiders before the Washington Generals come to visit.

03-29-2023, 01:03 PM	#123
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 19th 2022 The San Jose Raiders started a 3 game series against the 45-48 Washington Generals today in front of 24306 fans. Manager Mike Moore made 1 change to the line up with George Tizzard coming in to play catcher. SP Bobby Montes CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime LF Mike Lentz 2B Tony Patton C George Tizzard The San Jose Raiders got off to a strong start in the bottom of the 1st. Hugo Arias and Mark Sofka both hit singles. A double by Alex Robinson then saw Arias home and Sofka round third and sprint for home, beating a throw from right. The Washington Generals bounced back in the top of the 3rd. Vinny Ramirez got a walk. Ramirez then sprinted to third when Dante London doubled but he was not satisfied and rounded third and made for home. He beat the throw from left to score. Matt Wells singled to move London to third. London then came home when T.J. Blue hit a long fly out that allowed him to tag up and then beat the throw from left. This left the game tied at 2-2. The top of the 5th saw the Washington Generals take the lead in the game. Steve Cain led off with a solo home run that went 429 feet. Vinny Ramirez was walked. He then moved to second on a Dante London single. A double from T.J. Blue then saw Ramirez come home to make the score 4-2 in the Generals favour. The lead did not last long as the bottom of the 5th saw the San Jose Raiders get right back into it. Enrique Huerta was given a walk before stealing second and then moving to third after a throwing error on his steal. Hugo Arias then hit a 2 run homer that went 415 feet to tie the game at 4-4. The bottom of the 6th saw the San Jose Raiders get back in front. Manny Jaime reached on an error. He moved to second when Mike Lentz singled. Tony Patton ground out into a double play that allowed Jaime to move to third. Manny Jaime then scored when George Tizzard reached on an error. The bottom of the 7th saw the Raiders add 2 more runs. Hugo Arias hit his second home run of the day, this time going 351 feet for a solo effort. Mark Sofka then hit a triple. He came home from an Alex Robinson single. The bottom of the 8th saw trouble for the Raiders as Tony Patton was hit by a pitch. He was led from the field cradling his batting hand. Seth Fiebelkorn pitcher the top of the 9th to get the Raiders a 7-4 victory. The win moved the Raiders back to even at 47-47 for the year. After the game the San Jose Raiders announced that Tony Patton would be going onto the 7 day injury list with a fractured thumb. He is expected to be out for about 5 weeks. Armando Sandoval has been given the call up to cover for Tony Patton while he is out.

03-29-2023, 01:04 PM	#124
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 20th 2022 Game 2 of the series against the Washington Generals saw 28401 fans at Raiders Field. Manager Mike Moore had to make line up changes to cover for the loss of Tony Patton. SP Ron McDonald CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime C Scott Ha LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval The game got off to a very bad start for the San Jose Raiders as Washington put 3 runs on the board in the top of the 1st. Vinny Ramirez hit a double. He reached third when Dante London reached on an error. Ramirez then came home for the Generals first run when Matt Wells singled. T.J. Blue singled to load the bases. London and Wells then both made it home when Jeremiah Cromwell hit a single. Wells beat the throw from right. San Jose got 1 run back in the bottom of the 2nd. Mark Sofka led off with a double. Manny Jaime then walked before Scott Ha hit a single. The Ha single allowed Sofka to sprint to third before powering home, beating the throw from right. The Washington Generals increased their lead in the top of the 5th. Vinny Ramirez hit a single. He moved to third when Matt Wells reached on an error. A single by T.J. Blue allowed Ramirez to come home and Wells to sprint to third. Wells then didn’t stop but turned the corner and went for home. He made it beating the throw from right. This put the Generals up 5-1. The top of the 7th saw Vinny Ramirez again get on base, this time with a double. A triple from Matt Wells then bought Ramirez home for his third run of the day. The top of the 8th saw the Washington Generals completely blow the Raiders off the par in the game. Andre Williams singled. He moved to second when Marcus Brant hit a single. The bases were loaded when Steve Cain was given a walk. Vinny Ramirez then came to the plate and completed his stellar day by hitting a grand slam homer 429 feet for his fourth and the Generals tenth run of the game. San Jose managed to pick up a second run in the bottom of the 8th when Scott Ha got a walk followed by an Armando Sandoval reach on error and a Mark Tice single that saw him power home. A third run was added by the Raiders in the bottom of the 9th as Mark Sofka hit a solo home run 347 feet but this was far to little to late as the Raiders went down 10-3. The San Jose Raiders fell back below .500 at 47-48. Vinny Ramirez tied the wolf Conference record of 4 runs in a game.

03-29-2023, 01:04 PM	#125
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 21st 2022 The final game of the Raiders, Generals series saw 24547 fans come out to Raiders Field. Manager Mike Moore kept a steady line up for the game. SP Chris Willis CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime C Scott Ha LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval After a scoreless first the San Jose Raiders got the runs started in the bottom of the second. Alex Robinson led the inning off with a solo home run that went 410 feet. Manny Jaime then singled and moved to second when Mike Lentz reached on an error. The bases were loaded when Armando Sandoval hit a single. Mark Tice hit a fly out that allowed Jaime to tag up and then come home, beating the throw from centre. The top of the third saw the Washington Generals half the Raiders lead. Bob Mattingly hit a solo home run that went 424 feet. The Washington Generals tied the game up in the top of the 4th. Dante London got a walk. He moved to second when Jeremiah Cornwell reached on an error. The bases were loaded when Vinny Ramirez was walked. Andre Williams then hit a long fly out that allowed London to tag up and come home, beating the throw from left. The Washington Generals took the lead in the top of the 5th. Steve Cain was given a walk. He then stole second before moving to third on a throwing error. T.J Blue then hit a double that allowed Cain to come home. The Generals lead did not last long as the Raiders came back into it in the game. Enrique Huerta led the bottom of the 5th off with a single. Hugo Arias was hit by a pitch to move Huerta to second. Alex Robinson then hit a triple that saw both Huerta and Arias home. Things then went quiet until the 9th. The Washington Generals tied the game up with a solo home run from Andre Williams. The hit went 356 feet. This inning saw Seth Fiebelkorn given a blown save, his 4th of the year. Going into the bottom of the 9th the Raiders just needed 1 run to take the game and the series. Mark Tice made base with a double. Arias made base with a walk. Mark Sofka then hit a single that allowed Tice to sprint for third before turning the corner and pushing for home. He made it beating the throw from left to give the Raiders a 5-4 win. The win put the Raiders back at .500 with a record of 48-48. The next series for the San Jose Raiders is a visit from the Raleigh Beavers and another match up for the Huerta brothers.

03-30-2023, 01:59 PM	#126
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 22nd 2022 Today saw 31331 fans come into Raiders Field to see the first game of the 3 game series between the San Jose Raiders and the 45-50 Raleigh Beavers. Manager Mike Moore went with the same line up as the day before. SP Efrain Ramirez CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime C Scott Ha LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval The game turned into a run fest for the San Jose Raiders as the obliterated the Raleigh Beavers. It started in the bottom of the first as they got the first 2 of their runs. Hugo Arias was the first Raider on base as he was given a walk. He then scored when Mark Sofka hit a triple. Mark Sofka then scored when Alex Robinson hit a single. The Raleigh Beavers got 1 back in the top of the second. Rob Philbin hit a double to lead off. He moved to third when Alex Vasquez hit a ground out. A flyout from Bryan Vetrano then saw Philbin home after he tagged up and beat the throw from right. The top of the third saw the Beavers tie the game up. Manny Huerta hit a single. A double by Rob Philbin saw him to third. Huerta then came home when Alex Vasquez hit a single. The San Jose Raiders re took the lead in the bottom of the third. Mark Tice led off with a triple. He scored when Enrique Huerta hit a single. Huerta moved to third when Hugo Arias hit a double. Huerta scored on a Mark Sofka single while Arias moved to third. Arias then scored when Alex Robinson hit into a fielders choice. This made the score 5-2 the Raiders. The bottom of the 4th saw the Raiders add to their lead. Mark Tice again led off with a triple. Huerta was given a walk. The bases were then loaded when Hugo Arias also walked. A wild pitch to Mark Sofka saw all the runners move a base with Tice coming home to score. The bases were then loaded again when Mark Sofka walked. Alex Robinson hit into a fielders choice that saw Huerta score to make the score line read 7-2 to the Raiders. Scott Ha led the bottom of the fifth off with a single for the San Jose Raiders. Mike Lentz then hit a double that saw Ha sprinting round third and heading for home, he made it comfortably with no throw coming in. An Armando Sandoval single saw Lentz move to third. Lentz then scored and Sandoval moved to third when Mark Tice singled. Enrique Huerta then hit one 371 feet to score a 3 run home run to make it 5 runs in the inning for the Raiders. The bottom of the sixth saw the Raiders continue on their run spree. Scott Ha led off with a walk. He moved to second on an Armando Sandoval single. A double by Mark Tice saw Ha home and Sandoval to third. Enrique Huerta then came in and hit another long ball over the fence, this time 361 feet, to pick up his second 3 run homer of the game. This made the score line 16-2 in favour of the Raiders. The runs dried up after this with the San Jose Raiders winning the game 16-2. This win lifted the Raiders to a record of 49-48 for the year. Mark Tice tied the Wolf Conference regular season game record for triples with 2. Mark Tice and Enrique Huerta also set a new San Jose Raiders run scored record in a game at 4. Enrique Huerta also tied the Wolf Conference regular season game record for RBI’s at 7.

03-30-2023, 01:59 PM	#127
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 23rd 2022 The San Jose Raiders and Raleigh Beavers were going at it again for the second of their 3 game series. 34900 fans came in to see the game. Manager Mike Moore kept a winning line up. SP Matt Evans CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime C Scott Ha LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval The game saw a quick start from the San Jose Raiders. Enrique Huerta hit a double to be on base first. Mark Sofka then hit another double that scored Huerta. The top of the third saw the Raleigh Beavers take the lead. Dave Burton hit a single. He moved to second when Manny Huerta worked a walk. A double from Adam Holley scored Burton. Huerta then came home after tagging up on a Rob Philbin fly out. It took until the bottom of the eighth for the San Jose Raiders to tie things up. A 337 foot solo home run from Mark Tice made the score line 2-2. The Raiders then turned the top of the ninth over to Seth Fiebelkorn but sadly for them he didn’t have his magic on tap today. Rob Philbin reached on an error. Alex Vasquez was intentionally walked. A double from Bryan Vetrano then scored Philbin while moving Vasquez to third. Melis Los was then also given a walk to load the bases. Ricardo Mendoza hit a double to see both Vasquez and Vetrano home. Dave Burton hit a fly out that allowed Los to tag up and come home. At this point Seth was pulled but the flow of runs did not stop. Manny Huerta hit a double that scored Mendoza. In total the Beavers got 5 runs to take the score line to 7-2 in their favour. The San Jose raiders could do nothing in the bottom of the ninth and lost the game 7-2. This put them back to 49-49 for the year.

03-30-2023, 02:00 PM	#128
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 24th 2022 29821 fans came out to Raiders Field to watch the final game of the 3 game series between the San Jose Raiders and the Raleigh Beavers. Manager Mike Moore made 1 change to the line up to rest Scott Ha. SP Bobby Montes CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval C George Tizzard The game turned into another blow out in favour of the San Jose raiders. The bottom of the second saw the Raiders get the scoring going. Manny Jaime hit a single. He moved to second when Mike Lentz was given a walk. George Tizzard then came up and hit one 379 feet for a 3 run homer to make the score 3-0. The bottom of the third saw the San Jose Raiders double their lead. Mark Sofka hit a single. He moved to third on an Alex Robinson single. Manny Jaime then stepped up to the plate and launched one 373 feet for a 3 run homer to make the score 6-0. The top of the fourth finally saw the Raleigh beaver on the board. Rob Philbin hit a single. Alex Vasquez then hit one 411 feet to score a 2 run homer making the score 6-2 in the Raiders favour. The bottom of the fifth saw the San Jose Raiders crush any hope the Beavers had of winning the game. Enrique Huerta led off with a walk. A double by Hugo Arias moved him to third. Both Huerta and Arias scored when Mark Sokfa doubled. Sofka scored himself after an Alex Robinson double. Mike Lentz then hit a 2 run home run that went 342 feet. Armando Sandoval was walked. George Tizzard then hit his second home run of the game, this one 343 feet, to score 2 runs. In total the Raiders scored 7 runs to make the score line 13-2. The bottom of the seventh saw the Raiders finish out the scoring with 3 more runs. Armando Sandoval led off with a double. He moved to third when George Tizzard hit a long fly out. Mark Tice was walked. Armando Sandoval then scored when Enrique Huerta hit into a fielders choice that saw Tice out. Hugo Arias was hit by a pitch to move Huerta to second. A Mark Sofka walk loaded the bases. Alex Robinson hit a single to bring Huerta home and see Hugo Arias sprint round third and beat the throw from right to score. The final score of the game was 16-2 in the Raiders favour. This raised the raiders record to 50-49. Up next for the San Jose Raiders is a trip to Atlanta to face the Colonels.

04-01-2023, 04:10 AM	#129
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 25th 2022 The San Jose Raiders travelled overnight to Atlanta to face the 56-43 Colonels in what would be a tough road trip. Manager Mike Moore decided to make a few line up changes for the first game of the series. SP Ron McDonald CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta 3B Mark Sofka DH Min-Kyu Yoo LF Mike Lentz 1B Hugo Arias RF Manny Jaime 2B Armando Sandoval C Scott Ha The game started quietly for both sides with both the Atlanta Colonels starter Marty Richards and the Raiders Ron McDonald keeping things tight. It wasn’t until the 4th inning when a run was scored. The top of the 4th saw Mark Sofka of the San Jose Raiders smack one 422 feet for the opening run. Things continued to be tight as the pitching staff of both teams battled it out in a tough duel to see how could give up the least hits. Ron McDonald went 7 innings with only 5 hits given up while Marty Richards gave up only 3 hits in 6.2 innings. The Bullpens proved to be just as frugal and it took until the top of the 9th before any more runs were added. Mark Tice hit a triple in the for San Jose. He then came home when Enrique Huerta hit a single. The Raiders turned to closer Seth Fiebelkorn to bring the game home. He did this with all the ease he has shown all year as he gave up just a single in the bottom of the 9th to give the Raiders a 2-0 win. This win raised the Raiders record to 51-49 As we near the trading deadline there are a large number of trades going on but nothing involving the San Jose Raiders. There have not even been any rumours of a trade for the Raiders.

04-01-2023, 04:10 AM	#130
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 26th 2022 The San Jose Raiders go into game 2 of the 3 game series against the Atlanta Colonels in fine form and hope to continue with their winning ways. Manager Mike Moore again moved the line up about to give players some rest. SP Chris Willis CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta 3B Mark Sofka DH Cole Pascoe RF Alex Robinson LF Mike Lentz 1B Hugo Arias 2B Armando Sandoval C Scott Ha The game fell apart for the Raiders early as Chris Willis continued his terrible season on the mound. The game was scoreless going into the bottom of the 3rd but the Atlanta Colonels soon changed that. Steve Lewis singled and then came home as Jonathan Payne hit one 397 feet for a 2 run homer. Shane McNulty singled and moved to second on an Ed Lopez Single. A Gerardo Haro double scored McNulty and moved Lopez to third. The bases were loaded when Franklin Garcia got a walk. David Harris reached on an error to score Lopez. A fielders choice from Matt Rogers saw Haro come home. Manager Moore had seen enough and pulled Willis at this point. Jonathan Laughlin got the Raiders out of the inning without any more damage but they were done 5-0. The bottom of the 4th saw the Atlanta Colonels add to their lead. Jonathan Payne hit a single and then moved to second when Shane McNulty saw a wild pitch. McNulty then singled to allow Payne to sprint round third and head for home. He beat the throw from centre. McNulty moved to second when Ed Lopez singled. A double from Gerardo Haro then bought McNulty home. This made the score 7-0. It took until the 6th inning for the San Jose Raiders to get going. A Mark Tice lead off Home run that went 353 feet gave them a run. The Raiders picked up a second run in the top of the 8th. Enrique Huerta was given a walk. A double from Mark Sofka then saw Huerta rounding third and powering home without a throw. The Raiders lost the game 7-2 and this saw their record drop to 51-50 for the year.

04-01-2023, 04:11 AM	#131
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 27th 2022 The San Jose Raiders and Atlanta Colonels faced the final game of their 3 game series with a push to try and take the series. Manager Mike Moore again moved the line up around. SP Efrain Ramirez CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval 3B Modesto Souza C George Tizzard The San Jose Raiders got things started in the top of the 2nd. Alex Robinson led off with a single. Manny Jaime then also singled to move Robinson to second. Mike Lentz then came in and saw one he liked first ball up and pounced on it. He sent it 413 feet to gain a 3 run home run and put the Raiders up 3-0. The top of the 3rd saw the Raiders adding to their lead. Enrique Huerta hit a double. A single from Alex Robinson then saw Huerta sprint for third and turn the corner to go for home. He beat the throw from centre to give the raiders a 4th run. A solo home run from David Harris in the bottom of the 3rd saw the Atlanta Colonels get onto the board. The hit went 399 feet. The Atlanta Colonels cut the Raiders lead further in the bottom of the 4th. Fidel Villa led off with a double. Shane McNulty then hit a single that saw Villa round third and power home beating the throw from centre. The bottom of the 5th saw the Atlanta Colonels get to within 1 of the San Jose Raiders. Franklin Garcia hit a long triple. He then came home when Fidel Villa hit a single. After a quiet period the San Jose Raiders finally got their scoring back on track in the top of the 7th. Hugo Arias made base with a single. Alex Robinson then hit a double that saw Arias round third and come sprinting home while the throw went to third to try and get the trailing runner but be to late. This made the score 5-3 The San Jose raiders added to their lead in the top of the 8th. Armando Sandoval hit a single to get on base. George Tizzard then launched one 354 feet to score a 2 run homer to make the score 7-3 in the Raiders favour. The bottom of the 8th saw the Atlanta Colonels try and get back into the game. A solo home run from Fidel Villa went 332 feet to make the score 7-4. The Raiders followed their trusted formula in these situations and turned the 9th over to closer Seth Fiebelkorn and he duly delivered save number 27 without any drama to give the Raiders the 7-4 victory. The Raiders improve to 52-50 for the year. Tomorrow is a day off for the Raiders before the go back home to face the Indianapolis Ironmen

04-01-2023, 04:12 AM	#132
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 28th 2022 The Raiders had the day off to get ready to face the 58-44 Indianapolis Ironmen

04-02-2023, 04:20 AM	#133
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 29th 2022 The San Jose Raiders played the first of a tough 3 game series against the Indianapolis Ironmen in front of 34914 home fans. Manager Mike Moore went back to his favoured line up. SP Matt Evans CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime C Scott Ha LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval The Indianapolis Ironmen were the first to put a run on the board in the top of the 2nd. Joe Tworkowski hit a solo home run 341 feet to make the score line 1-0. San Jose had to wait until the bottom of the 4th before they put a run on the board. Hugo Arias got a single. He moved to second when Mark Sofka singled. A single by Alex Robinson loaded the bases. Arias then came home when Scott Ha was walked. The San Jose Raiders took the lead in the bottom of the 6th. Hugo Arias led off with a single. He moved to second when Mark Sofka got a walk. Manny Jaime came to the plate and smacked one 420 feet for a 3 run homer to make the score 4-1 in the Raiders favour. Going into the top of the 8th the Raiders pulled a tiring Matt Evans for Juan Flores. This back fired as both Flores and the rest of the bullpen fell apart. Jon Cox led the inning off with a walk. He moved to 3rd when Jerry Gasper singled. Cox then scored when Johnny Sauceda hit a single. Joe Tworkowski hit into a fielders choice to move Gasper to third and see Sauceda out. Cameron Christensen then came to the plate and straight away saw one he liked. He deposited the ball 344 feet away for a 3 run homer. This had Flores pulled by the Raiders. His replacement Jonas Enriquez then proceeded to give up 2 solo home runs to Antonio Falcon and Ken Hague to give the Indianapolis Ironmen a 7-4 lead. Falcon hit the ball 362 feet while Hague’s went 417 feet. Sadly for the Raiders they could not get back into the game from there and went down 7-4. Their record for the year is now 52-51. The Raiders signed 18 year old Dominican Republic Catcher Bernie Sibrian to a minor league contract and assigned him to their international development roster.

04-02-2023, 04:21 AM	#134
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 30th 2022 The San Jose Raiders and their 32396 fans inside Raiders Field were hoping they could turn the previous days loss into a win against the Indianapolis Ironmen in game 2. Manager Mike Moore kept the same lime up for game 2. SP Bobby Montes CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime C Scott Ha LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval The game got off to a quick start as the Indianapolis Ironmen hit the ground running. Jerry Gasper was hit by a pitch. He moved to second when Johnny Sauceda singled. They both moved a base when Joe Tworkowski saw a wild pitch. Tworkowski then hit a long fly out that allowed Gasper to tag up and sprint home without a throw to beat. Mark Tice led the San Jose Raiders batting off in the bottom of the 1st with a single. He then came home when Enrique Huerta hit one 383 feet for a 2 run homer. Alex Robinson added to the rusn scored by hitting his own solo effort that went 364 feet. Indianapolis got one back in the top of the 2nd when Ken Hague hit a solo effort 378 feet. The bottom of the 3rd saw the San Jose Raiders increase their lead. Enrique Huerta led off with a single. He then came home when Hugo Arias hit one 399 feet for a 2 run homer. The Indianapolis Ironmen got a third run in the top of the 5th. Jon Cox reached on an error to lead off. He moved to second when Jerry Gasper was given a walk. Johnny Suaceda then hit a single that saw Cox round third and power home to beat the throw from Centre. The San Jose Raiders tried hard in the bottom of the 5th to put the game out of reach of the Ironmen. Mark Tice led off with a single. Enrique Huerta then hit a triple that bought Tice home. Hugo Arias got a walk as did Mark Sofka to load the bases. Alex Robinson hit a single to bring home Huerta. A Scott Ha single then bought home Arias and also saw Sofka round third and sprint for home to beat the throw from right. This gave the raiders 4 runs and a lead of 9-3. The Indianapolis Ironmen began their fightback in the top of the 6th. Luis Melgar hit a solo home run 436 feet. Ken Hague then hit a double. Hague then sprinted round third and headed for home on a Steve Gardner single, beating the throw from right. The bottom of the 6th saw the San Jose raiders try to snuff out the Ironmen’s fight back. Enrique Huerta hit a solo effort 366 feet to make the score 10-5 in the Raiders favour. The top of the 7th saw the Ironmen keep trying to get back in the game. Cameron Christensen hit a single. A double from Antonio Falcon saw him move to third. Christensen then came home on a Luis Melgar single. The Ironmen scored again in the top of the 8th. Jon Cox and Jerry Gasper were both given a walk. Johnny Sauceda then hit a nice single to right that allowed Cox to move around third and come home, beating the throw. With the Ironmen starting a revival the 9th was handed over to Seth Fiebelkorn by the Raiders. Fiebelkorn did what he does best and closed the game out, giving up just 1 single. This gave the Raiders a 10-7 victory to take their record to 53-51 for the year. Enrique Huerta tied the San Jose single game record of 4 runs in a game. Tomorrow is the trade deadline so we shall see if there are any moves by the raiders

04-02-2023, 04:21 AM	#135
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	July 31st 2022 The San Jose Raiders went into game 3 of the series against the Ironmen hoping to take the series 2-1. 3530 fans came into Raiders Field to see the game. Manager Mike Moore again went with the same line up. SP Ron McDonald CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime C Scott Ha LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval The San Jose Raiders were quick out of the block as they got the first run of the game in the bottom of the 1st. Hugo Arias hit a nice double to get on base. He moved to third when Mark Sofka got a wild pitch. Sofka then singled to allow Arias to come home. Things then went quiet until the top of the 5th. The Ironmen got themselves into the game by using a lead off double by Antonio Falcon. Steve Gardner hit a single that he turned into a double while Falcon ran round third and headed home, beating the throw from left. Gardner did the same as Falcon when Jon Cox hit a single to make the score 2-1 in the Ironmen’s favour. The bottom of the 5th saw the San Jose Raiders tie things up. Armando Sandoval worked a nice walk. Mark Tice then hit a triple that saw Sandoval move round the bases and come home. The top of the 7th saw the Indianapolis Ironmen re take the lead. Ken Hague was hit by a pitch that saw him leave the game. Aguilar replaced him on base. J.J. Estrada then came to the plate and struck one 372 feet to take a 2 run homer and make the score 4-2 for the Ironmen. The top of the 8th saw the Ironmen finally break the San Jose Raiders. Jerry Gasper got to second base after an error on his single. Joe Tworkowski was given an intentional walk. Cameron Christensen then came to the plate and punished the walk with a 345 foot 3 run homer to put the Ironmen up 7-2. The game finished 7-2 to the Ironmen and dropped the San Jose raiders back to 53-52 for the year. The trade deadline passed with a number of trades but nothing for the San Jose Raiders. In total the league saw 41 trades during the first seven months of the year of which the Raiders were only in 1 when they traded Manny Huerta to the Raleigh Beavers on the eve of the season starting. The San Jose raiders now face a short trip down the coast to San Diego to face the Marauders of the Eagle Conference.

04-02-2023, 04:22 AM	#136
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	End July standings

04-02-2023, 04:24 AM	#137
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04-03-2023, 01:19 PM	#138
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	August 1st 2022 The San Jose Raiders start a 3 game road trip at the 49-56 San Diego marauders of the eagle Conference. Manager Mike Moore kept the line up from the previous game. SP Chris Willis CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime C Scott Ha LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval The game took a little while to get going. The San Diego Marauders were the first to make an impact in the bottom of the 4th. A lead off solo home run that went 370 feet from Alphonso Bush got them onto the score board. It took until the top of the 6th before the San Jose Raiders troubled the scorers. Alex Robinson got a well worked walk. Manny Jaime then sent both Robinson and himself on a tour of the bases as he hit one 343 feet for a 2 run homer. Scott Ha got a single. He moved to second when Mike Lentz got a walk. Armando Sandoval loaded the bases with a single. Mark Tice then got a walk to bring Scott Ha home. This put the Raiders up 3-1. The San Diego Marauders cut the Raiders lead to 1 in the bottom of the 8th. A second solo home run from Alphonso Bush, this one going 358 feet, made the score 3-2. The top of the 9th saw the San Jose Raiders extend their lead. Enrique Huerta hit a solid single. A double from Hugo Arias then saw Huerta sprint round third and head home beating the throw from right. Mark Sofka was given an intentional walk. Alex Robinson loaded the bases with a walk. Manny Jaime then hit a long fly out that allowed Arias to tag up at 3rd and come sprinting home, beating the throw from centre. Seth Fiebelkorn was given the bottom of the 9th and while he was not at his ruthless best he had enough runs to play with to take the victory for San Jose. Eduardo Sigala got a double. A single from Tony Garcia saw Sigala to third. Dorian Coryell then hit a single that bought Sigala home. A Sac Bunt by Pat Murphy put Garcia on third and Coryell on second. Garcia came home when Omar Mitchell ground out. Fibelkorn finally got out of the inning after this to give the Raiders a 5-4 victory. This victory saw the raiders raise their record to 54-52 for the year.

04-03-2023, 01:20 PM	#139
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	August 2nd 2022 Game 2 of the San Jose, San Diego series saw the Raiders looking to build on the win the got in game 1. Manager Mike Moore tweaked the line up to give Catcher Scott Ha a rest. SP Efrain Ramirez CF Mark Tice SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson 1B Manny Jaime LF Mike Lentz 2B Armando Sandoval C George Tizzard Things got off to a bad start for the Raiders and The San Diegpo Marauders put up 3 runs in the bottom of the 1st. Alphonso Bush led off with a single. He moved to second when Tony Garcia also singled. Dorian Coryell then hit one 423 feet to record a 3 run homer to give the Marauders the lead. Things got worse for Efrain Ramirez and the Raiders in the bottom of the second as San Diego added a 4th run to their lead. Omar Mitchell was hit by a pitch. He then moved to second when Chad Gray got a wild pitch. Mitchell moved to third on a balk to Adam Gosvener before a ground out by Gosvener bought Mitchell home. The San Jose Raiders managed to halve their deficit in the top of the 3rd. Armando Sandoval led off with a single. He moved to second when George Tizzard saw a wild pitch. Enrique Huerta then hit one 349 feet to pick up a 2 run homer to make the score 4-2. The bottom of the 4th saw the San Diego Marauders stretch their lead again. Omar Mitchell picked up a single. He moved to second when Adam Gosvener also got a single. Alphonso Bush was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Eric Cosby then reached on an error to bring Mitchell home. The bottom of the 6th saw the San Diego Marauders all but put the game away with a further 2 runs. Alphonso Bush gained a walk. Eric Cosby then hit one 331 feet for a 2 run homer to make the score 7-2. The bottom of the 8th saw the Marauders add an extra run to their total. Alphonso Bush got a double. After a Tony Garcia walk, Dorian Coryell hit a single that allowed Bush to round third and power home, beating the throw from right. The top of the 9th saw the San Jose Raiders try to make a comeback but it was to little to late. Hugo Arias got a walk. Mark Sofka then singled to move Arias to second. The bases were loaded when Manny Jaime hit a single. Scott Ha (subbing for Mike Lentz) then hit a double to allow Arias and Sofka to score. An Armando Sandoval fly out then allowed Manny Jaime to tag up and come home. The final score saw the raiders go down 8-5 to drop their record to 54-53.

04-03-2023, 01:20 PM	#140
amead17 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 8,904	August 3rd 2022 The final game of the Series between the Raiders and the Marauders saw both teams trying to take the series. Manager Mike Moore mixed the line up about to try and get the win. SP Matt Evans 1B Manny Jaime SS Enrique Huerta DH Hugo Arias 3B Mark Sofka RF Alex Robinson LF Min-Kyu Yoo C Scott Ha CF Mike Lentz 2B Cole Pascoe The game turned into a bit of a pitching dual between both pitching staff. The San Jose raiders got off to a quick start with a run in the top of the 1st. Manny Jaime led off with a single. He moved to third when Hugo Arias singled. He then came home when Mark Sofka hit a long fly out that allowed him to tag up. The bottom of the second saw the San Diego Marauders level things up. Jesus Oleta hit a double. He moved to third when Jim Burgin hit a long fly out. He then came home when Chad Gray saw a wild pitch. Things then went very quiet until the bottom of the 6th. Eduardo Sigala was given a walk to lead off. He moved to second when Tony Garcia was hit by a pitch. Jesus Oleta was also hit by a pitch to load the bases. Sigala then came home when Mu’adh Hernandez hit a long fly out that allowed him to tag up and beat the throw from right. After that the game went dead again and the Raiders ended up losing 2-1. This put them back at even for the year at 54-54. The Raiders have a day off before they travel back home for a 3 game series against the Charlotte Hornets.