Memphis lost 2-1 to Albuquerque. Blake Hawksworth gave up 1 run over 5 innings. Chris Lambert pitched a scoreless innings. Nick Stavinoha was 1 for 4. Box Log
Springfield lost 11-6 to Arkansas. Jose Garcia had to make a spot start today due to a double header a few days ago. He gave up 3 runs over 5 innings. After a very impressive start, Matt Scherer has now had 3 rough outings in a row. He gave up 4 runs over 2/3 of an inning. Nick Webber was promoted from Palm Beach, but followed the precedent set by Mike Cooper and Jason Motte, the other pitchers who have been promoted this year, and had a rough outing. Colby Rasmus was 3 for 5 with 2 doubles. Bryan Anderson was 2 for 4 with a walk. Sean Danielson, who had been pushed to the bench by Juan Encarnacion’s rehab, was 4 for 4. Box Log
Palm Beach lost 4-2 to Sarasota in eleven innings. Gary Daley gave up two runs over 7 innings. Although he’s only had 5 starts so far, he’s been the second best starter in Palm Beach after Tyler Norrick. Luke Gregerson pitched two scoreless innings. Shane Robinson was 2 for 6 with a stolen base. Allen Craig was 2 for 6 with a homer. Jose Martinez was 1 for 3 with 2 walks. Box Log
The Quad Cities team was rained out and will have a double header tomorrow.
Results for May 6th
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Re: Results for May 6th
New Pagodi wrote:Colby Rasmus was 3 for 5 with 2 doubles. Bryan Anderson was 2 for 4 with a walk.
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I would be he hits one to the track atleast every other games it seems likeFat Strat wrote:Rasmus is now on pace for over 60 doubles. Insane.
Maybe he's going to have more power than anyone thought. Could you imagine if just 10 of those turned into hr's next year? We're looking at a 30+ hr guy if that's the case.
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Colby's up to .277/.348/.535. A .250+ ISO for the 3rd youngest player in the league. He's a pretty good prospect.
Anderson's at .282/.354/.479. An .800+ OPS for the youngest player in the league. Also a pretty good prospect.
As bad as the big team has been if these guys finish where they're at now, it will make my year.
Anderson's at .282/.354/.479. An .800+ OPS for the youngest player in the league. Also a pretty good prospect.
As bad as the big team has been if these guys finish where they're at now, it will make my year.
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