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Great season ANGELS and awesome pitching by Ernie Cuen! Congrats to the Giants for winning their "2nd" championship in a row. The Angels made it out to play the championship after missing 4 of their key players, not to mention 2 of which were their outfielders and one being the 3rd baseman. I guess we learned a leason for next season though, which is to make sure we have 20 plus players on our roster. As for Jaime Cuesta getting ejected for sliding HARD into 3rd base, that may or may not have been intentional as well as Lueras wild pitch at Cuestas head. It's also a little ironic the benches cleared in this championship game and in the Giants previous playoff game against the Yankees.
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The Giants win the their 2nd championship in row by defeating the Angels 10-4. The Giants jumped on top early scoring two runs in the bottom of the first on rbi singles by Josh Buzzard and Eric Garigan. The Angels cut the lead to 2-1 on an unearned in the 3rd inning. In the bottom of the 4th inning James Zucco doubled in the gap to score Garigan who had gotten hit by a pitch. Stevie Rodriguez walked followed by an rbi single by Mike Murry. Jaime Hernandez singled in Rodriguez to give the Giants a 5-1 lead. The Giants added two more runs in the bottom of the 5th inning. David Villasenor lead off with a double. Buzzard singled Villasenor to third base. Garigan hit a sacrifice fly to score Villasenor. Zucco hit another double to score Buzzard to give the Giants a 7-1 lead. In the bottom of the 6th the Giants added two more runs to their lead. With two outs and no one on, Josh Chlopowicz singled. Jesse Chlopowicz doubled. David Villasenor doubled in two runs to give the Giants a 9-1 lead. In the bottom of the 7th inning Garigan lead off with a single. Zucco singled Garigan to second base. Zucco got into a rundown after the catcher threw to first base after a pitch. While Zucco was in the rundown Garigan scored from second base and Zucco got back to first safely. Giants scored one in the inning to give the Giants a 10-1 lead. In top of the 9th, Chris Luera who had not walked a batter the whole game got a little wild walking the first batter and hitting the second batter. The next batter hit a popup behind the baseman into short rightfied. Josh Chlopowicz made a great attempt diving for the ball, the ball landed in his glove but popped out when he hit the ground. He had no play for any runners, but Jaime Cuesta decided he needed to slide about three to four feet out of the baseline to take out the shortstop. Unfortunately the umpires didn't see it they we concentrating on the play on the ball and the lead runner. The runner that started at second base scored. Luera threw a wild pitch which allowed the baserunners to advance without a throw. Cuesta on advancing to third base felt the need to slide cletes knee high as to do bodily damage into the Giants third basemen, who wasn't looking and was off the bag. The umpire immediately ejected Cuesta and benches cleared. Two of the Giants were ejected for foul language and the things settled down. The umpires did a good job restoring order as things could have gotten real bad after what Cuesta did. To blind side someone who wasn't even looking is a cowardly thing to do. It's like sucker punching someone with their back turned. It really shows the character of someone who does something like that. The Angels had a rally going and it basicly ended after what Cuesta did. The next hitter hit a sacrifice fly that scored a run and another run scored on a throwing error. Luera retired the next batter on a grounder and the Giants won their second Championship in a row 10-4. The Giants came to play and weren't going to be denied. Luera after getting an early lead buckled down and shut the door on the Angels offense. The Giants offense came through with clutch hits and played aggressive baseball. It was a good team effort.
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The Giants the game a little shaky allowing two runs in the top of the first inning. But in the bottom of the second inning the Giants exploded for 8 runs and then 3 more in the third inning. Chris Luera after getting the lead pitched a brilliant game to get the win. The Giants pitching staff lead by Luera only gave up a one double and two singles the whole game. Two of those hits were in the first inning. Jesus Hernandez pitched the last two inning giving up zero hits. Luera at one point retired 15 of 16 hitters striking out nine. David Villasenor hit two triples, drove in two runs and scored two runs. Josh Chlopowicz was 1-2 with a walk, stolen base, sac fly and drove in two. Josh Buzzard was 2-3 with a double, rbi and a walk. Eddie Sapp was 2-4 with a double and 3 rbi. Jesus Hernandez was 2-4 with two rbi. Jerry Hendricks was 1-1 with a rbi and stolen base.
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Great game by both sides. Very well played game. Congratulations to the Twins
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RAYS END THE SEASON IN DRAMATIC FORM, WITH A WALK OFF HIT IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 9TH. CHRIS WAS ON BOARD TO TAKE THE W AS HE GAVE THE BALL UP TO JARED ONLY TO SEE THE MUSTANGS TIE UP THE GAME. DOWN TO THEIR LAST BATTER WITH 2 OUTS & BASES LOADED, CHRIS STEPS UP TO THE PLATE & LACES ONE RIGHT OVER THE RIGHT FIELDER ENDING THE GAME. GOOD 1ST SEASON RAYS AS WE GET READY FOR OUR 1ST WORLD SERIES.
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THE RAYS NEEDED A WIN TO STAY ALIVE FOR THE PLAYOFFS BUT LOSE ANOTHER ONE TO THE ANGELS. GOOD LUCK TO THE ANGELS AND LETS FINISH STRONG ON OUR LAST GAME AGAINST THE MUSTANGS WHILE WE PREPARE FOR THE WORLD SERIES.
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RAYS FALL SHORT TO THE PHILLIES. AFTER 5 INNINGS OF PLAY THE THUNDER GODS UNLEASHED A RAIN STORM THAT STOPPED THE GAME AND EVENTUALLY WAS CALLED.
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Rangers came up short this game. Both with the score and players. Rangers did their best playing with eight.
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THE RAYS HAVE BEEN ON A ROLL THE PAST MONTH BUT TONIGHT AGAINST THE YANKEES THE OLD RAYS CAME OUT FROM NOWHERE & DECIDED TO SHOW UP TO PLAY. NO PROBLEM GUYS, LETS PUT THIS GAME BEHIND US & PICK UP WHERE WE LEFT OFF A WEEK AGO.
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RAYS GET THE W TODAY AGAINST THE REDS & KEEP THE BATS HOT. CHRIS PITCHED 5 STRONG INNINGS GIVING UP 2 RUNS. GREAT GAME GUYS & KEEP IT ROLLIN.
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good hitting by rangers pulled away from early 4-3 score
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Nice hidden ball trick!
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THE RAYS AND GIANTS GET THE SHORT END OF THE BAT ON A HOT MUGGY NIGHT AT REID PARK. WITH 2 OUTS IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 9TH AND RUNNERS ON 1ST & 2ND THE GAME WAS CALLED AT 10:05, WHEN 1 MORE BATTER COULD HAVE BEEN THE DECIDING FACTOR. THE RAYS HELD A 7-6 LEAD AS BOTH TEAMS PLEADED TO ALLOW ONE MORE BATTER TO THE PLATE, BUT TO NO AVAIL THEY WERE DENIED. THE RAYS GOT ON THE BOARD FIRST IN THE 2ND WITH 3 RUNS AND THE GIANTS ANSWERED WITH 1 OF THEIR OWN. HEADING INTO THE 8TH THE RAYS HELD ON TO A 5-3 LEAD ONLY TO SEE THE GIANTS TIE IT UP, BUT IN THE TOP OF THE 9TH THE RAYS ANSWERED RIGHT BACK WITH 2 MORE RUNS TO GO UP 7-5. IT WAS A GREAT GAME FOR IT TO END UP IN A TIE AND NOT A WIN OR LOSS. MAY THE BASEBALL GODS PREVAIL AND ALLOW THE GAME TO BE COMPLETED. TO BE CONTINUED..................................................
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THE RAYS & TIGERS PLAY ANOTHER CLOSE GAME AS THE TIGERS WERE ABLE TO TAME THE RAYS BATS TO ONLY 10 HITS & 6 RUNS, BUT WERE OUTDONE BY THE PITCHING DUO OF THE RAYS. CHRIS PITCHED 7 STRONG GIVING UP 7 HITS & 2 RUNS, WHILE STRIKING OUT 4 BATTERS. JARED GETS THE SAVE GIVING UP 1 RUN on 4 BB'S, WHILE STRIKING OUT 2 IN THE 8TH & THEN STRIKING OUT THE SIDE TO END THE GAME. THE RAYS CONTINUE TO BE A MAGNET AS 2 MORE BATTERS GET HIT, MAKING IT 40+ THIS SEASON SO FAR. GREAT GAME RAYS!
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THE RAYS TAKE THE WIN PLAYING GREAT ON BOTH SIDES OF THE FIELD. WITH THE BATS EXPLODING FOR 23 HITS & A SOLID DEFENSE, JARED MAKES HIS PITCHING DEBUT THROWING 5 INNINGS, GIVING UP 8 HITS & 2 RUNS. CHRIS COMES IN TO CLOSE IT UP, THROWING 3 INNINGS & HOLDING THE CREW TO 4 HITS & 1 RUN. BOBBY CONTINUES HIS HOT STREAK GOING 5 FOR 5 WITH 6 RBI'S, AS CHACH CONTINUES HIS STREAK BY GETTING HIT TWICE. GREAT GAME GUYS AND LETS STAY HOT.
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Chris Luera and Jesus Hernandez combined for 17 strikeouts. Luera recording 10 strikeouts in 6 innings and Hernandez getting 7 strikeouts in 3 innings. Luera only gave up 2 hits and Hernandez didn't give up any. In the top of the 5th the Rangers took a 1-0 lead. With two outs in the bottom of the 5th inning Jaime Hernandez singled in Marasa who started the two out rally with a single. James Zucco in the bottom of the 6th inning singled home Eddie Sapp and Eric Garigan. Score remained 3-1 until the bottom of the 8th inning. Sapp hit a grounder to the infield and Andy Hunt who had singled to lead off the inning scored. This game was dominated by pitching on both sides with both starting pitchers only giving up one earned run each. Game time 2 hours and 10 minutes.
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Wayne Cooper and Pedro Erceg combined for 11 strikeouts with Cooper getting the win as the Braves downed the Phillies, bringing their magic number to 1. Louie Pallanes went 3-3 with an RBI, and Joey Perez added 3 RBI's to his total, a 5 run 4th gave the Braves the breathing room needed to cap off the victory.
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Brian Harmon hit his first homerun of the year, and Scott Nielson also hit his first(a grand slam). Sam Schaffer picked up his 6th win, Rick Dorame picks up the save. New addition to the team Kasey Hoagland went 2-3.
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GREAT GAME
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THE RAYS/RANGERS MEET AGAIN ON A HOT/HUMID DAY & LOSE ANOTHER HEARTBREAKER 6-5. THE RANGERS STRUCK 1ST GOING UP 1-0 BUT THE RAYS ANSWRED RIGHT BACK. IN THE TOP OF THE 6TH THE RAYS BROKEN IT OPEN GOING UP 5-2 AS NOAH PITCHED 7 STRONG INNINGS HOLDING THE RANGERS TO 2 RUNS. IN THE 8TH THE RANGERS ADDED ANOTHER RUN AND GOING TO THE 9TH NOAH WAS LOOKING TO CLOSE THE DOOR AND CALL IT A DAY. AFTER GETTING THE LEAD OFF TO GROUND OUT, THE NEXT BATTER BATTLED & WAS ABLE TO DRAW THE WALK. NOAH GAINED HIS COMPOSURE AND WAS ABLE TO GET THE NEXT BATTER TO GROUND OUT INTO A GAME ENDING DOUBLE PLAY, BUT THE GODS PLAGED THE RAYS WITH AN ERROR ALLOWING BOTH RUNNERS TO BE SAFE. THE RAYS WERE NOT ABLE TO GET THE FINAL 2 OUTS AS THE RANGERS WERE ABLE TO GET THE TYING & WINNING RUN ON 3 STRAIGHT WALKS. GREAT GAME BY BOTH TEAMS.
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rangers never give up. down 5-3 bottom 9th rangers rallied to win 6-5 with jose picos drawing a walk with bases loaded and the game tied 5-5. GREAT COMEBACK!!!!!!!!!!!
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Rain cut this one short.
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Chris Luera throws a no no!
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Rained out after 5innings, hard way to loose.
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THE RAYS FALL TO THE REAPERS 5-1 AT THE HANDS OF SOUND PITCHING THAT HELD THE RAYS BATS TO ONLY 5 HITS. THE RAYS WERE ABLE TO HOLD OFF THE REAPERS THROUGH THE 1ST 3 INNINGS WITH GREAT DEFENSE TURNING 2 ENDING DOUBLE PLAYS & AN OUTSTANDING DIVING CATCH BY MARIO IN CENTER. AFTER GETTING THE 1ST 2 BATTERS IN THE 4TH AND GIVING UP A DOUBLE THE RAYS MADE THE MISTAKE BY WALKING & HITTING THE NEXT 2 BATTERS WHICH LOADED UP THE BASES AND OPENED THE DOOR FOR THE REAPERS TO CAPITALIZE. THE NEXT 3 BATTERS DOUBLE, SINGLED & TRIPLED SCORING 5 RUNS. THAT WOULD BE ALL THE REAPERS NEEDED TO TAKE THE WIN.
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Rangers get back on track with a win. Good day at the plate with carlos arvizu hitting his second home run of the season. Muny noriega pitches a complete game for the win.
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The Crew Holds on For Win. The crew lead 7-1 late in the game, but the reapers score 5 times on the bottom of the 7th to make it 7-6. in the top of the 9th Rene Salcido leads off with a double and gets to 3rd on a hit, but the next 2 batters could not get him in, but John Lopez picks up rene to make it 8-6. the reapers score 1 in the bottom of the 9th to make it 8-7 but the crew hang on with andy camen getting the save. Eddie aguilar gets his first win
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Steve Coffey pitches great for a complete game shutout as the Bulls survive the D'Backs and the heat.
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Padres come out flat today with pitching and hitting, the Twins take advantage but the Padres do make a run in the top of the 9th to score 6 runs and and get within 3 but could not get it done, Good game Twins and better luck Padres next time.
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THE RAYS FALL SHORT ONCE AGAIN. AFTER TAKING AN EARLY LEAD GOING UP 5-2, THE RAYS HELP THE YANKEES GO AHEAD 6-5 IN THE 3RD. WITH ANOTHER MISCUE IN THE 4TH THE YANKEES TAKE A 9-5 LEAD. ONCE AGAIN THE RAYS BATTLE FROM BEHIND COMING WITHIN 2 RUNS TO TIE AND POSSIBLEY TAKE THE GAME INTO EXTRA INNINGS. ITS ONLY A MATTER OF TIME WHEN THE RAYS SEE THEMSELVES ON THE W SIDE OF THE GAME. HATS OFF TO THE YANKEES AND GOOD LUCK THE REST OF THE WAY.
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THE EXPANSION RAYS MET UP WITH THE DEFENDING CHAMPS ON A COOL NIGHT AT KINO NORTH. AS QUICKLY AS THE RAYS GOT THEIR 1ST RUN THE GIANTS ANSWERED RIGHT BACK WITH THEIR 1ST. WE HAD OURSELVES A GAME THOUGH 5 AS THE GIANTS LED 5-3, BUT AFTER A FEW MISCUES BY THE RAYS THE GIANTS WENT UP BY A SCORE OF 14-5 THROUGH 7. WITH 2 INNINGS LEFT THE RAYS WERE ABLE TO GET 3 RUNS IN THE 8TH, BUT THE 9TH PROVED TO BE THE REAL NAIL BITER. AFTER SCORING 5 STRAIGHT RUNS AND GETTING WITHIN 1 FOR THE TIE, THE GIANTS WERE ABLE TO CLOSE THE DOOR & CALL IT A NIGHT. GREAT GAME BY BOTH TEAMS & GOOD LUCK TO THE GIANTS THE REST OF THE WAY. WAY TO GO RAYS ON NEVER GIVING UP.
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A 7 run 3rd and a 3 run 5th by the Red Sox put away the Braves this time. Down 9-2 in the fifth the Braves had their chance with the bottom of their order loading the bases with 1 out, but the top couldn't come thru with any hits as the Braves were only able to push 2 across in what could have been a pivitol inning. Pedro Erceg provided both the O and the D for the Braves, going 2-3 at the dish and getting 3 pick-offs behind it. Cooper got the loss, giving up 12 runs on 7 hits, along with 9 walks, 5 of those coming in the 7 run 3rd.
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Good day at the plate for the rangers! Muny pitches a complete game for the win.
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The Braves were never in this one, committing 6 errors in 5 innings and only getting a meager 2 runs on 6 hits. Louie Pallanes accounted for 2 of the 6 hits, the other 4 were scattered about by the top of the order. The 7 thru 12 hitters, or non-hitters in this case, went a combined 0 - 12. Luis Femath got the loss, getting no help what so ever from the pourous defense.
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Bulls and Padres kiss their sister,nough said.
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Another complete game for the killer Bies.
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Rangers win this sundays game coming from behind in the bottom of the ninth inning. Rangers score four to take the win. Jr pesqueira hits a two run double off the angels starting pitcher who had pitched a great game. With pesqueira on second base pancho calvillo takes the first pitch he sees from the relief pitcher and hits a home run over the left field fence to end the game.
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The Phills keep rolling
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The Reds jumped on top in the top of the 1st inning. The Giants responded by scoring 7 in the bottom of the inning behind 3 doubles and a triple. Giants bats were hot all day. The Giants pounded out 21 hits. Good team effort. David Villasenor played all nine positions during the game. James Zucco recorded his first win of the season pitching.
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Tied at 2 thru 5 the Braves took advantage of some Reds fielding miscues and pushed across 4 in the 6th to run their record to 5-4. Wayne Cooper got the win, giving up 2 runs on 9 hits, and a walk.
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Eddie Aguilar hits 3 home runs on the day while Rob Maracigan and Scott Coons get one a piece. Great game Padres and good luck to the Cubs who made a run to get back in the game.
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THE ANGELS WERE ABLE TO KEEP THE RAYS BATS AT BAY TO TAKE THE WIN. THE RAYS LEFT 13 RUNNERS ON BASE AND WERE ABLE TO MUSTER ONLY 9 HITS. GREAT EFFORT BY THE ANGELS AND GOOD LUCK THE REST OF THE YEAR.
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A well pitched game for both teams. Rangers come up short today leaving way to many men on base.
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Great game through out all nine innings. Great pitching from Dan Desgagne with the win. Backed by great hitting from Ricky Valdez going 5 for 5 against one of the leagues best. Ricky Valdez also picking up the save. Overall a great team effort with the Reapers only having nine players.
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Tigers bats continue to struggle. Chris Luera did a phenomenal job striking out 14 Tigers, allowing only 3 hits in seven innings. Perez and McAllister each had two hits in the loss.
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CHOKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Braves jumped out to a 7-1 lead after 2, then in the top of the 3rd the Yanks struck back with a 9 spot. Braves starter Luis Femath settled down after that and the Braves scored 4 more in the 5th to take an 11-10 lead. The Yankees squeaked out the tying run in the sixth, then with no time on the clock the Braves screwed the pooch. After geeting 2 easy outs, the Braves were unable to field an infield fly, putting the winning run on 1st. Next batter drove one to the right center gap, Braves centerfielder Mike Boese closed the gap but couldn't hold on, runner scored from 1st, game over! Luis Femath took the loss, tossing a good game except for the 5th. Rick Urcadez and Joey Perez led the offense both going 2-4.
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Holding a one run lead after 2, the Braves managed to add 7 more in the final 4 innings to down the Phillies. Louie Pallanes came in relief of Ray Peralta who suffered some arm stiffness after facing 3 hitters. Louie got the win and Ray took to hitting instead, going 3-3, with a double and an RBI. Pat Ronan continued his hot hitting with a 2-3 one RBI night, Luis Femath posted the same. RBI leader of the night was Joey Perez who added 4 more to his total.
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Bulls get some good timely hitting to out hit a good Cubs team. Good luck the rest of the way Cubs
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Billy Scogin pitches 5 innings of no hit baseball and gives up one in the 6th then Hector Iglesias closes it out and the Padres bats started hot and finished strong. Good game Dodgers and good luck down the road.
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GREAT GAME BY CHRIS PITCHING HIS 2ND COMPLETE GAME OF THE YEAR LEADING THE RAYS TO THEIR 1ST WIN OF THE SEASON. THE RAYS BATS CONNECT FOR A TOTAL OF 10 SINGLES, 3 DOUBLES & 3 HOME RUNS. RITTNER LEAD OFF THE BOTTOM OF THE 6TH WITH HIS 1ST HOME RUN, 2 BATTERS LATER CHACH ALSO GETS HIS 1ST HOME RUN & NOT TO BE OUT DONE SAM COMES UP RIGHT AFTER TO GET HIS 2ND TO REMAIN IN THE LEAD. GOOD JOB RAYS & KEEP THE BATS GOING. GOOD LUCK TO THE REDS THE REST OF THE YEAR.
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The Red Sox and Braves kept exchanging runs throughout the game that you pretty much knew that the team to bat last would win, and fortunately for the Braves it was them. Down 11-10 in the last inning with the top of the order up, Rick Urcadez (2-3, 4 RBI's) drew a walk, stole 2nd, then took 3rd on a wild pitch, the two hitter, Mike Boese, also drew a walk and advanced to 2nd, setting up 2nd and 3rd, no outs for Joey Perez who hit a hard one hopper off the glove of the the Red Sox 2nd baseman, driving in the tying and winning runs. Louie Pallanes also contributed with a 3-3 day. Wayne Cooper got the win, evening his record to 3 and 3.
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A HECK OF A GAME AS THE DODGERS & SHORT-HANDED CUBS "KISS THEIR SISTER" FOR A TIE.
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FANS WERE TREATED TO AN EXCITING GAME ON SUNDAY. SCORELESS THROUGH THE 1ST 4 1/2 INNINGS THE TIGERS BROKE THE ICE IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 5TH SCORING 3 RUNS. THE RAYS HAD PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH OUT THE GAME LEAVING A TOTAL OF 14 MEN ON BASE, 9 THROUGH THE 1ST 5 INNINGS. IN THE TOP OF THE 6TH THE RAYS LOADED THE BASES WITH 2 OUTS, BUT WERE DENIED AGAIN WHEN THE SHORTSTOP SHIFTED UP THE MIDDLE STEALING A HIT THAT WOULD OF SURELY TIED UP THE GAME. IN THE TOP OF THE 7TH THE RAYS PICKED UP WHERE THEY LEFT OFF IN THE 6TH & SCORED 2 RUNS MAKING IT 3-2 BALLGAME. THE TIGERS PICKED UP ANOTHER RUN IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 7TH AND WERE ABLE TO HOLD OF THE RAYS TO TAKE THE WIN. GREAT GAME & GOOD LUCK THE REST OF THE SEASON.
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Good gRangers get a win today. This game had several lead changes. Jose pico and carlos arvizu hit their first home runs of this season.
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SPANKED!!!!!!!!!! The A's kept the line moving as the Braves only managed to spread out 5 hits and one lonely run. 2 of those 5 hits were by Rick Urcadez. Pat Ronan kept his streak alive going 1-3. Wayne Cooper and the Braves dropped to 2-3.
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The Braves managed to put together some solid plays in the field to hold off the Reds and even their season record at 2. Mike Boese went 4-4 with 2 RBI's and 2 splintered bats. In his season debut Dave Duncan went 3-3 with an RBI and a stolen base, also going 3-3 was Ray Peralta. Joey Perez and Rick Urcadez each went 3-4 to help the cause. Wayne Cooper got the win, scattering 9 hits with 5 strikeouts.
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Twins capitalize on a bunch of uncharacteristic Bulls errors to pull out the win on Wed night at Kino. Mike Torres pitched a great game with help from Eric Brown and Tom Van Wart for the close.
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Twins top the Cubs during a day-long wind storm out at Santa Rita High School in Tucson AZ. Highlight of the game was Matt Tiggas hitting a Grand Slam in the 7th inning off of Chooky Encinas.
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THE RAYS FALL SHORT ONCE AGAIN. THE CREW JUMP TO AN EARLY LEAD 11-4 AFTER 3, BUT THE RAYS WOULD NOT GO QUIETLY. DOWN 18-7 GOING INTO THE 8TH TEHE RAYS LOADED THE BASES ON 3 STRAIGHT WALKS AND BEGAN TO CHIP AWAY AT THE LEAD FALLING SHORT 18-12. GREAT GAME BY BOTH TEAMS AND GOOG LUCK TO THE REST OF THE SEASON.
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Rangers have some shaky defense in this game. Even with the errors on the field muny noriega pitches a complete game striking out ten giants. Ranger prayers are with you Roger dorn!!!
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THE PHILS WIN ON A WALK OFF SLAM BY ANTHONY E.
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The Braves were only able to muster up a total of 5 hits and 2 runs to the Yankees 16 hits 14 runs. Rick Urcadez, Joey Perez, Louie Pallanes, and Pat Ronan kept their early season hitting streaks alive at 3 games. Wayne Cooper went the distance falling to 1-2 for the year.
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It was a pitchers duel thursday night between the crew and tigers. Each pitcher matched each other with through 6 inn giving up no runs,until the top of 7th john lopez hit a 2 run double and later scored on a hit.Eddie aguliar pitched 6.2 great inn. new commer steven conner was just as good going the rest of the way for the win.
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The game started off as a slugfest with the Braves leading 10-7 after 2 innings, then the pitching and defense settled in and the Braves were able to tack on 9 more in the next 4 innings. Todd Horton went 2-3 with 5 RBI's, Pat Ronan stayed hot going 3-4 with 4 RBI's, Louie Pallanes and Rick Urcadez also went 3-4 with Louie getting 3 RBI's of his own. Mike Boese, Ray Peralta, Marcos Blackwell and Joey Perez each had 2 hit nights with Joey adding 2 RBI's to his total. Wanyne Cooper got his 1st win of the season, evening up his record at 1-1.
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Rangers lose a late game lead in this game but score a run in each of the last two innings to get the win. Muny Noriega pitches seven strong innings with Steven Pesqueira closing out the game. Frank Calvillo hits the first home run of this season for the Rangers nearly hitting another his next at bat. Thank you to the Rangers who showed up for this weeknight game.
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RAYS & RANGERS MEET AGAIN ON THE DIAMOND, BUT THIS TIME AROUND THE WEATHER WILL NOT BE A FACTOR. THE RANGERS JUMPED TO AN EARLY LEAD IN THE 1ST GOING UP 4-0. THE RAYS CONTINUED TO BATTLE & GOING INTO THE 7TH DOWN 10-3 THE BATS FINALLY CAME ALIVE AS THE SCORE WAS TIED 10-10. THE RANGERS ADDED A COUPLE OF MORE RUNS IN BOTH THE 8TH & 9TH GOING UP 12-10. THE RAYS THREATENED IN BOTH INNINGS BUT THE RANGERS WERE ABLE TO HOLD THEM TO TAKE THE WIN. GOOD GAME & GOOD LUCK THE REST OF THE SEASON.
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Padres play a good game for the season opener, The game only went 8 innings due to time time limit and who knows what the end result would be but the Bulls hit the ball well and the Padres had a few errors that cost for sure. Padres come back from a 10 to 1 score but could not close the deal. Erinn McMannus ,Billy Scogin and Eddie Aguilar turn in good pitching performance for the 1st game and new Padre Ben Mckee and old hand Rob Maracigan get great hits to lead the offense. Good game and good luck to the Bulls rest of season.
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Good game by both teams shaking off the dust of the off season. Bulls jump ahead then Padres fight back taking advantage of some timely hits and Bulls errors. Mike DeGroff comes up huge with a bases loaded 2 out double that clears the bases in the bottom of the 7th. Good news for the Bulls as what was badly broken finger turns out to only be a badly dislocated finger for Sean Flynn who returned to the ballpark to drink beers after a trip to the emergency room. X-Ray pictures available upon request.
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The Tucson Twins beat the Dodgers this Sunday 16-2 on a windy high school field on the East Siiiide. Mike Torres throws seven to beat the Dodgers, as the Twins showcase some new talent and old veterans. The Twins welcome Tom Van Wart, JR Flores and Kirk Jacobs from the old Orioles. They also got a new guy: Eric Brown. He pitched two innings to close out the game. Notable performances: Matt Tiggas went 4-4 with a walk, Peralta went 4-5 with 4 singles, Larry Wiley had 4 RBI's and Jacobs went 2-4 with an RBI.
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CUBS WIN THEIR OPENING DAY GAME. ENCINAS WENT THE DISTANCE IN A GAME THAT WAS FULL OF GOOD DEFENCE AND LOTS OF HITS BY BOTH TEAMS. EVERYONE ALSO ENJOYED THE ALL WOOD BAT FORMAT!
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Opening day was a battle between the 2010 champion Giants and the 2009 champion Reapers. The last time these two teams met the Giants scored six runs in the top of the 9th inning to dethone the Reapers as champions. It didn't start out to well for the Giants. Monaco, the leadoff hitter for the Reapers tripled. Chris Luera started for the Giants. Luera got tough. The next batter popped out and he struckout the next two. Newly acquired Eddie Sapp, leadoff for the Giants. He singled, stole second, went to third on a throwing error and scored on an infeld single by David Villasenor. Eric Garigan hit a sacrifice fly to score Josh Chlopowicz who walked previously. After one inning the Giants lead 2-0. In the top of the second inning Corona of the Reapers leadoff with a double. Gianforte hit a sacrifice fly later in the inning to score Corona. This would be the last run the Reapers score off of Luera the rest of the game. Luera pitched a good game. Stuckout 10 and only walked 2 in 6 innings. The game was tight, 2-1 Giants until the bottom of the 5th inning. With one out Tom Marasa walked. Stevie Rodriguez doubled to put runners on second and third base. Jaime Hernandez hit a groundball to score Marasa and extend the Giants lead to 3-1. The Giants exploded in the bottomo of the 6th inning. Josh Chlopowicz leadoff was hit by a pitch. Jesse Chlopowicz singled. Villasenor tripled in both runners. Josh Buzzard walked. Hendricks pinch ran for Buzzard. James Zucco doubled in a run. Murry singled in two runs. Marasa reached on an error. Gerald Orona singled. Hernandez doubled in two runs. Josh Srebing singled in two runs. After 6 innings the Giants lead 11-1. Josh pitched the final 3 innings, stiking out 6 and recorded the save.
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Well not the way the Rays were looking to open the 2011 season, but a lot was gained with the loss. The Rays started off hot in the 1st with 5 runs, 4 hits & 1 left on base, but the bats were cooled from the 2nd on. The Rays had only 5 hits between the 2nd & 8th innings & left 9 runners on base.
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The Braves scored 3 in the 1st, then gave it all back and then some in the bottom of the 4th, largely due to walks and a base clearing error in right. The Red Sox wouldn't relinquish the lead the rest of the game. Wayne Cooper got the tough-luck lost, pitching the whole game. Joey Perez led the Braves going 3-4 with an RBI. Pat Ronan chipped in with a 2-4 day with Louie Pallanes getting 2 RBI's along the way.
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