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The A's picked up their sixth win of the year beating the Braves 11-4. The A's drew first blood in the second and added four more in the second inning. The Braves closed the gap to two runs in the third, however, their defense fell apart in the sixth and seventh allowing three runs in each inning. Rene Hernandez went the distance allowing only one earn run. Ernesto Escala went 3-4 with two doubles and drove in four runs. Joey Cruz, Jason Reddick, Eric Garigan had two hits apiece.
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Rays fall short as they try making a come back in the late innings. Chris threw 8 strong innings giving up only 2 earned runs. Good game guys.
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Josh Chlopowicz was the player of the game. He pitched 7 strong innings only giving up one earned run. Josh was 3-3 with a double and a run scored. In the ninth inning the Red Sox got their lead off batter on. The next batter hit a chopper up the middle, Josh was playing second, he was able to get the tip of his glove on the ball so it only rolled about 15 feet from him. He chased it down and gunned the runner trying to go from first to third. That was a game saver because the Red Sox rallied to score two runs that inning to only lose by one.
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Another good game between the Toads & Rays. Aaron threw a complete game but a combination of a couple of miscues and untimely hitting is what made the difference.
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The A’s picked up their fifth win of the year by beating the Diamondbacks 20-8. Rene Hernandez pitched six innings en route to his fifth win of the season. Billy Gardner (Phillies) was picked up by the A’s who started the game with eight players and contributed mightily with three hits and two rbi. Mark Alday had a perfect night going 4-4 and added a walk and a hit by pitch. David Carranza, Nandy Lopez and Rene Hernandez all had multiple hits. Ernesto Escala hit a base loaded double in the fifth that broke the game open for the A’s.
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The A's scored eight runs in the first inning enroute to a 16-6 victory over the Phillies. Rene Hernandez went five innings allowing 2 runs for his fourth win of the season. Eric Garigan came on in the bottom of the sixth to close out the game and end a Phillies rally. Garigan, Nandy Lopez, Ernesto Escala and Joey Cruz all had multiple hits to lead the A's.
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Red Sox score in the top of the 1st & 2nd only to see the Rays answer. The Rays add 3 more in the bottom of the 3rd to take the lead and never look back. Herbert gets a in the park homerun and Aaron puts one over the left field fence. Herbert & Jared lead the day both going 3-4 with a total of 5 RBI's between them.
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James Zucco threw a complete game battling while giving up 5 earned runs. Jaime Hernandez singled, doubled, stole a base and scored twice. Jim Baugher was 2 for 3 with a walk and a rbi. Dustin Kupper was 1 for 3 with a walk.
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The Rays and Crew meet for the 2nd time the season only to end up in a tie. Errors on both sides kept the game intersting which lead to the 5-5 tie. One game left to decide the outcome.
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The A's won their third game of the year by beating the Reds 15-7 in a game closer than the final score indicates. Rene Hernandez allowed only two runs in five innings of work to earn his third win of the season. Ernesto (the Panama Express) Escala pitched two innings in his first outing of the season to close out the Reds. At the plate the A's were led by Nandy Lopez and Casey Lyman, each had three hits and drove in runs two apiece. David Carranza and Rene Hernandez also added a pair of hits and rbi to pace the A's.
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CUBS BATTLE IN A GOOD GAME AND PULL OFF A TRIPLE PLAY IN THE 3RD INNING.
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BETO REYES HITS A GRANDSLAM IN THE BOTTOM OF THE EIGHT. GOES 2-5 WITH 6 RBI.
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Rays drop 1st of 3 against the Hornytoads. The Rays bats were tamed and a few errors lead to the Rays 2nd lost of the season.
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Game writeup submitted by National Giants
The Giants had timely hitting and good relief pitching to continue their hot steak. A big six run second inning gave the Giants a 7-0 lead after two innings. In the inning the Giants had eight consecutive hitters reach base. Highlighted by a David Frank two rbi single. Chris Cervantes rbi single. Stevie Rodriguez rbi single and Jesse Chlopowicz rbi hit by pitch. The Crew scored a two runs in the bottom of the third inning to cut the lead to 7-2 The Giants bounced back with two runs in the top of the fifth on a two rbi single by Ian Coronado. Giants now lead 9-2. The Crew scored four runs in the bottom of fifth and had the bases with one out. Dustin Kupper, making his MSBL pitching debut came into pitch. He struck out the first batter he faced and got the next hitter to hit a weak comebacker to the mound to end the inning. Kupper ended up pitching 2 and 2/3 inning, striking out four and giving up one unearned run. In the top of the seventh inning Guy Welsh singled in a run with one out. Two batters later Chris Luera singled in two runs to give the Giants a 12-6 lead. With the score 12-7 going into the bottom of the eighth inning, Welsh came into relief. He gave up no hits, no walks and struck out four to end the game.
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Congrats to the Twins, who defeated the Bulls 10-5 to snap the Bulls 26-game winning streak.
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great game by the Red Sox who got 4 runs in the first and kept adding on. Offense led by Tyler Max 3-3 and 3 runs scored, Joey Schwartz 1-3 with 4 RBI, Mike Nixon 3-4 and 2 runs scored.
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The Blackbirds defeat a short-handed and injury plagued Braves team. The birds offense was led by Chris Abrahamson who went 3 for 3, including a monster double off the screen in left field that almost left the yard. Hope everyone heals up soon Braves - good luck.
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain A's
The A's won their second game of the season with a 13-6 win over the gritty Red Sox. Rene Hernandez weathered a tough inning in which the Sox took the lead, however, battled through and was able to earn the win in seven innings of work. Ernesto Escala had three hits and two rbi, Jason Reddick scored three runs and had two hits, Mark Alday drove in three runs on two hits, David Carranza had two hits and an rbi. Joey Cruz chipped in with two hits and an rbi double. Nandy Lopez made his 2013 debut with two hits and two rbi.
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Great pitching and defense by both teams that saw a 3-2 game go into the ninth. The Red Sox had the tying run at the plate in the bottom of the ninth but couldn't get any closer. Great game by both teams.
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Rays take the 1st of 3 against the Crew winning 6-2. Chris picks up his 2nd win throwing 6 strong while Sito gets the save. Bobby and Johnny lead the offense going 3-4 and 3-3.
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The Giants and Rangers battled for nine hard fought innings with the game not being decided until the ninth. In the third inning with two outs and no one on Stevie Rodriguez singled and stole second base. Chris Manaco walked and Ricky Valdez singled in Rodriguez to give the Giants an early lead 1-0. James Zucco held the Rangers scoreless until the bottom of the sixth innning when they scored a run on back to back hits with two outs and no one on to tie the game. The Giants bounced right back in the top of the seventh inning with two outs and no one on, Dustin Kupper singled, Chris Luera walked. Mike Murry pinch hit and doubled in two runs. Chris Cervantes followed with an rbi single to give the Giants a 4-1 lead. Chris Luera came into relief with two runners on and one out in the bottom of the seventh. The Rangers rallied to score four runs and take the lead for the first time 5-4. Manaco lead off the top of the eighth with a walk, then stole second. Ricky Valdez walked. Rangers relief pitcher tried to pick Manaco off second base and threw the ball into centerfield and Manaco went to third base. With runners on first and third base the pitcher tried the balk move to pick Valdez off first base. Manaco broke to the plate and scored when the throw home was wild and the Giants tied the game. The remained tied 5-5 going to the top of the ninth inning. Josh Chlopowicz laid down a bunt that went directly to the pitcher, but the pitcher bobbled the ball and dropped it and Chlopowicz reached first. Kupper walked to put runners on first and second base and no outs. Luera hit a shot in the gap in right-centerfield that the centerfielder made a fine running catch to save the game. Murry singled to rightfield to load the bases with one out. Cervantes hit a line shot right at the shortstop for the second out. Damien Bagalini pinch hit and walked to drive in the go ahead run. Josh Chlopowicz came and shutout the Rangers in the eighth and ninth innings get the win. The Giants go the 3-0 but all the weren't decided until the eighth or ninth inning. It's been pretty excited for the fans.
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A's picked up their first win of the year with an 11-5 victory over the Twins. Rene Hernandez had another outstanding outing in which he only allowed three runs in 5 innings of work to earn the win. Pepe Valencia pitched the remaining two innings for the save. Ernesto Escala led the way with three hits and two rbi. Glenn Howell put the A's on top with a two run double. Mark Alday, Edgar Soto and Rene Orantez all had productive days at the plate.
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The Giants blew leads twice in the game and finally put the game away in the bottom of the 8th scoring three times. Chris Luera pitched the final four innings to get the win. Mike Murry is the only player with two hits. Ricky Valdez and Andy Hunt each had two rbi.
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Quick start to the game with the Rangers leading after one inning of play 3-1, but the Rays tie it up in the 3rd with a 2 run blast by Memo Gastelum & added another run when Joe Castillo singled up the middle bringing in Chach Morales. The Rangers added 2 more in the 4th going up 6-4, but good pitching from both teams kept the remainder of the game scoreless.
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Braves
A 6 run 5th and 7 run 6th propelled the Braves to an opening night victory. Rookie Kirk Thysell, Pedro Erceg, and Javier Clisens had multi-hit games. Wayne Cooper scattered 5 and struck out 3 to get the win.
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The Blackbirds win their season opener, holding on to beat the RedSox 9-8. Hector Iglecias started and got the win, with new Blackbird Dennis Bracety working the last two to get the save, and recording the final out barely getting his glove on a screaming line drive back to the box off RedSox JR Johnson's bat. Good game RedSox!
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain A's
The A’s open the 2013 campaign with a 10-7 loss to the defending champion Yankees. Rene Hernandez started the game, went 6 2/3 innings and had only allowed one run threw the first six innings of work. However, in the 7th inning he ran into some trouble as the Yankees tied the game at seven. The Yankees pushed across the deciding run in the 8th inning and the game was called due to time limit after adding another two runs. Eric Garigan led the A’s with a 4-4 with an rbi night and was followed by Pepe Valencia who went 3-4 with 3 rbi and Jason Reddick who went 2-5 with a stolen bag in his Mountain debut. A’s started the game with only eight players but fought the good fight and finished up with ten players.
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The crew got good pitching from Sam Schaffer and Eddie Aguilar , while Rene salcido and Scott neilson lead the offense in the crews 11-7 win sunday
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JOSH HAKE OF THE GIANTS OPENS SEASON WITH A NO-HITTER. It was a fantastic pitchers duel between Josh Hake of the Giants and Ryan Hannan of the Tigers. Hannan only gave up two hits over 8 innings. The Giants defense was awesome making zero errors. The game was tied 0-0 until the top of the 8th inning. With one out Chris Luera walked. Luera stole second and went to third on the throw. Kupper hit a flyball into shallow right, the rightfielder getting prepared to throw after the catch dropped the ball and allowed he run to score. The Giants got an insurance run in the top of the 9th. With one out Oscar Materano singled and stole second base. Materano took third on an errant pick throw to second. Guy Welsh hit a sacrifice fly to score Materano. The only time the Tigers got a runner to second base was in the 9th. With two outs and no one on, Hake walked consecutive batters before retiring the last hitter on a sharp flyball that Jerry Hendricks made an outstanding over the head catch to preserve the victory and the no-hitter.
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Chris throws 5 scoreless inings to pick up the win while both Bobby & Aaron throw 2 each to keep it scoreless.
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