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Press Clippings / April 20
Last post by Brendtmc -
GAME HIGHLIGHTS

~ Windy City decides to end the last undefeated, and early.  A six run bottom of the first that sees a little of everything (four hits, two walks, a hit batsman, a run scoring error, and 41 pitches by Chicago starter Braxton Garrett) ends the game before everyone was comfortable in their seats.  From there, Rattler starter Carlos Rodon holds the fort with seven strong to lift Windy City to the 8-2 win and hand the Runners their first loss.

~ Aaron Judge produces the ultimate walk off hit, sending Everest to a come from behind victory.  Trailing 6-2 entering the home half of the eighth, the Yeti's score twice to get within two.  In the bottom of the ninth they score two more to tie the game before loading the bases for Judge.  The Everest slugger takes an 0-1 pitch into the left field bleachers for a walk off grand slam.

~ Roxbury pulls out a 2-1 victory in Santa Ana in one of the strangest pitching performances to be seen in some time.  Seven Robot pitchers take the hill; none of the last five getting any more than two outs.  Roxbury starter Jack Flaherty gives up four hits, walks four and hits a batter, but yields just a single run in five innings of work.  Overall, Roxbury pitchers walk TEN and give up seven hits but somehow keep the Wolves from scoring anything more than that single run.  Weirdness on the baseball diamond...
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Captain's Quarters / Re: Immaculate Grid
Last post by Kyle -
I thought I was being very clever putting a pitcher in the top middle box. Perhaps it was, but not with the name "Maddux."

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Press Clippings / Re: April 19th
Last post by Scurvy Dogs -
Happens from time to time. But yeah, it’s pretty rare.
David had it happen in a playoff game with his only catcher on the roster (which lead to the mandatory 2 catcher rule)
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Press Clippings / Re: April 19th
Last post by ocd -
Wow I don't think I've ever had a player ejected.  I'll go with brush back pitch instead of arguing about the strike zone...

 0-4  2 --- 31  Tucker,K walked (CBBBB)
                Crawford,K was ejected
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Press Clippings / April 19th
Last post by Brendtmc -
GAME HIGHLIGHTS

We'll highlight a trio of pitching performances, one offensive outburst, and our last undefeated tonight.


~ In Bako's home opener, Marcus Stroman teams with two relievers to shutout Phoenix on five hits.  The hurlers wiggle out of trouble a few times due to five walks, but eight judiciously timed strikeouts keep the Miners off the board.  Adolis Garcia is the offense with a two run homer in the second and a sac fly in the third and Bako wins their home opener, 3-0.

~ In Mother Lode, Chris Bassitt and two relievers shutout Grants Pass on six hits.  The three combine to strike out 10 Brewers while walking only one.  Spencer Steer homers from the #8 slot and Tyler Stephenson drives in a pair out of the nine hole to lead the Argos to the 3-0 victory.

~ In Tucson, Scurvy's Chris Sale fashions the pitching performance of the season by completing eight no-hit innings while striking out 15 Thunder hitters.  When Sale is pulled for the bottom of the ninth after throwing 120 pitches in his first start, the Thunder break up the no-no with one out but succumb to the Dogs 4-0 nonetheless.  Luis Robert gives Scurvy the breathing room they need with a three run homer in the top of the ninth.

~ Santa Ana opens their home schedule by pounding out 20 hits, including 7 doubles, a triple, and three home runs while also working 10 walks.  The offensive explosion leads to a lopsided 21-4 shellacking of Roxbury.  Fernando Tatis goes 5-6, but there are offensive fireworks throughout the lineup as the Wolves score in every inning.

~ Chicago goes on the road after a season opening three game sweep of Lakeview at home and rides Kyle Schwarber's three run blast to a 6-3 win to remain perfect on the young season.