Kinston ties it up on a wild pitch on an attempted intentional walk. Minor league baseball! Bring the kids.
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6/27 ML Gameday Thread: Casey Kelly on the mound
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Posts: 1077 06/27/09 8:42 PM
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Cem21.u says: Wells was a veteran boozer
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Posts: 1636 06/27/09 8:42 PM Veteran Member |
Lowell Finishes Off Tri-City 4-1
Gibson- 1/3, R, 3B, BB Westy- 1/4, 2RBI McGuiness- 1/4, R, HR(1), RBI Garcia- 1/3, BB Wilkerson- 1/3, Outfield Assist at Home Pressly (W, 1-0)- 5.0, 3H, ER, 2-3 K/BB, 4-8 GO/FO Povich (H, 1)- 2.0, 0H, 0ER, 3-2 K/BB Bayer (SV, 1)- 2.0, 0H, 0ER, 3-0 K/BB |
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Posts: 14418 06/27/09 8:43 PM Jonathan
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Another solid start for Ryan Pressly. Needs alittle work still on the control and to up his K totals.
I'll be there, watching the Sox representation of mid-rotation starters. -TheGoldenGreek33 when discussing Casey Kelly. |
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Posts: 1637 06/27/09 8:45 PM Veteran Member |
SeaDogs Prevail Over NH 3-1
Reddick- 1/4, R, HR(8), RBI, BB, 3K Lars- 1/3, R, BB Kalish- 1/3, BB Diaz- 2/4, R, 2K Mills (W, 3-5)- 7.0, 4H, ER, 4-1 K/BB, 12-4 GO/FO, HBP Richardson (SV, 1)- 2.0, 2H, 0ER, 4-2 K/BB |
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Posts: 106 06/27/09 8:46 PM |
Tough day for Maykol Sanchez...0-4 with 3 k's and base stealers go 6 for 6.
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Arquimedez Bozo |
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Posts: 7325 06/27/09 9:11 PM Chris Hatfield
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Was at tonight's Pawsox game, and I'll make a Pawsox first-hand observations thread to post what I saw.
"they should go to soxprospect so that BOZO THE CLOWN and the rest of THE WANTS TO BE will give you some information" - A SoxProspects.com
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"Most people in my country say who the f*ck is dusty Brown and Who are the Pawsox you freak and what does hit 270 mean" - LondonSox |
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Posts: 127 06/27/09 9:15 PM |
Our top 4 position prospects are all hitting under .260
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Soxfn24 |
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Posts: 1638 06/27/09 9:34 PM Veteran Member |
Drive Trumped by Asheville 5-3
Gentile- 3/5, 2 2B Lavarnway- 1/3, 2R, 2B, 2BB Stanley- 2/4, R, BB, 2K Dening- 3/5, RBI, Outfield Assist at Home Tejeda- 2/4, RBI, BB Sanchez- 0/4, 3K, 8 Basestealers Allowed, E(1) Huntzinger (L, 5-4)- 5.0, 4H, 4R, 2ER, 4-2 K/BB, 4-6 GO/FO Marin- 1.0, 2H, ER, 1-2 K/BB Zerpa- 2.0, 0H, 0ER, 2-2 K/BB |
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Arquimedez Bozo |
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Posts: 7329 06/27/09 10:03 PM Chris Hatfield
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irishguy18 wrote:Do you mean the guy who's 21 in AA and is one of the top 50 prospects in baseball... the guy who's 22 in AA and missed over a month with an injury... the guy who's 21 and was promoted to AA after tearing up high-A... and the guy who is 19, coming off of missing an entire season with CANCER, was named an all-star in the SAL, and was recently promoted to high-A and has an average of .125 in a huge 8 at-bat sample? I just want to make sure, because it seems like you were trying to make a point that I'm missing.
"they should go to soxprospect so that BOZO THE CLOWN and the rest of THE WANTS TO BE will give you some information" - A SoxProspects.com
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"Most people in my country say who the f*ck is dusty Brown and Who are the Pawsox you freak and what does hit 270 mean" - LondonSox |
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Zennla |
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Posts: 299 06/27/09 10:14 PM Veteran Member |
Arquimedez Bozo wrote: Dude, he's IRISH. It's Saturday night. What exactly are you expecting?
"Pedroia thinks he's yet to see a pitcher that he thinks is any good," Murphy said. "That's his secret. He's 5-foot-6, balding, can't run, can't throw, he's weak, and it's true. But he believes that he's as strong and as big and as fast as anybody."
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Posts: 1639 06/27/09 11:24 PM Veteran Member |
Salem Sox Prevail in 14 Over Kinston, 3-2
Lin- 4/5, R, BB, SB(15) Place- 0/7, RBI, 3K Federowicz- 2/7, 2B, RBI, 2K Rizzo- 2/6, R, BB Exposito- 2/6 Kelly- 7.0, H, 0ER, 4-0 K/BB, 12-5 GO/FO Coello- (H, 2)- 0.2, 2H, ER, 0-2 K/BB Rice (BS, 3)- 1.1, 0H, ER, 2-2 K/BB, WP Capellan (W, 4-2)- 4.0, H, 0ER, 2-1 K/BB Papelbon (SV, 2)- 1.0, H, 0ER, 1-0 K/BB |
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Posts: 248 06/27/09 11:57 PM |
templeUsox wrote: Not bad at all. |
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Posts: 3016 06/28/09 12:11 AM Veteran Member |
So is it troublesome that Lavarnway seems incapable of hitting a single ?
EditADD: For the slower viewers, yes, the tongue was firmly planted.
Last Edited By: left coast bosox fan 06/28/09 12:25 AM.
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Posts: 777 06/28/09 2:07 AM |
jsinger121 wrote:maybe he will fulfill my dream of having a player who can be in the rotation, play in the feild the other four games, and allow us to dh the catcher once a week! |
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Posts: 1033 06/28/09 7:41 AM |
I was going to say something about how we all need to wait until Kelly plays teams multiple times, or how he's doing a great impression of Ian Kennedy
right now. However, I just looked at who he's faced so far in CAR and he's played two teams twice (out of 7 starts) and he's improved both times!
I still think we need to be a little patient however.
I am speechless. ...this site is not intended to be a place where you post every ridiculous and half-formed thought that comes into your head.
... You should post less. - AMarshal2
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Posts: 3 06/28/09 10:30 AM |
Did anyone notice that Schwinndennhammerr turns 18 next Wednesday! Holy Crap, did he skip third grade or something?
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Posts: 1478 06/28/09 10:43 AM Veteran Member |
Dominican birth certificate
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Posts: 6244 06/28/09 10:56 AM Mike Andrews
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Is that really a big deal? I was 17 for my entire senior year of HS and turned 18 in July of that year, as was the case with a lot of my friends (not
necessarily July, but in the summer). That's fairly common in NH and Massachusetts, don't know about the rest of the country.
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Posts: 233 06/28/09 11:01 AM |
soxprospects wrote: Same here. But I do remember a ton of the athletes at school having been almost a year older than me; turning nineteen during the spring, or summer after graduation.
I hope not the RS would not take the Nats lightly and aware of what they did to the Blue Jays & Yankees. Just sweep them
by play hard & show the Nats why they're best in AL. -MLBDreams
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Posts: 872 06/28/09 11:05 AM Veteran Member |
Yeah it's not really a big deal. I think the cutoff between grades is usually the end of August, but that can be pretty flexible if you really want to push or hold back you child. Anyone who is born in July or August or early September will be 17 when they sign. In reality the age difference between two players in the same class, one born in December and on born in August, isn't really that big of a deal. Both players have had the same developmental time as each other, so it's not like Schwindenhammer hasn't had the oppurtunity to play as much as someone like Renfroe just because they were born 8 or 9 months apart. |
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