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Down on the Farm

Louisville 8 – Pawtucket 7

Andy Green led the Bats charge in this one, going 3-5 with a homerun, double, 2 rbis, and 3 runs scored.  The homerun was Andy’s 5th of the season.  Drew Anderson and Adam Rosales helped the Bats cause by each going 2-4.  Each had a double and Anderson drove in 2 rbis.

Josh Roenicke picked up his first save with the Bats by pitching a scoreless 9th inning. Roenicke gave up 2 hits in that 9th inning.  Josh had 10 saves with the Lookouts earlier this year.

Chattanooga

The Lookouts had a day off.

Sarasota 7 – Jupiter 5; game 1

The Reds scored 3 runs in the bottom of the 6th to break a 4-4 tie and take the win in game 1.  Drew Stubbs provided the big blow in the game when he hit a grand slam in the 1st inning.  The homerun was Drew’s 3rd of the season and was his only hit of the game.  Todd Frazier went 3-4 with an rbi and run scored and Jeff Keppinger went 2-4 in the DH spot.

Ruben Medina picked up his first win in relief this season.  Medina improved to 1-3 by pitching 2 scoreless innings.  He gave up 2 hits while striking out 1.

Jupiter 9 – Sarasota 3; game 2

Game 2 did not go as well.  Dan Perales went 2-3 with a double and run scored and was the only Reds batter with at least 2 hits in game 2.  Jeff Keppinger was not in the lineup.

Daniel Guerrero fell to 3-6 with the loss.  Guerrero allowed 6 runs on 6 hits and 2 walks in 4.2 innings pitched.

Fort Wayne 4 – Dayton 3; game 1

Logan Parker went 1-3 and hit his 5th homerun of the season.  Michael McKennon went 2-3 with a double and a run scored.

Matt Klinker got the start and probably wasn’t his sharpest.  Matt gave up 2 runs in 5 innings, but gave up 6 hits and 4 walks.  He did leave the game with the lead but the bullpen could not hold on.

Fort Wayne 4 – Dayton 2; game 2

Angel Cabrera went 1-3 and drove in both Dragons runs.  Cabrera is battign .250/.314/.292 on the season.

Luis Montano struggled again.  Montano gave up 4 runs on 9 hits while striking out 6 in 4.2 innings pitched.

 

3 comments to Down on the Farm

  • Norris Hopper was also 1-4 in the opener for Sarasota.

    Matt’s two runs were both in the first inning, two walks in the first inning scored.

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  • I see Keppy DH’ing. Has he played in the field yet? How’s he look defensively, anyone know?

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  • DevilsAdvocate

    That was Keppinger’s first game experience since the broken kneecap – he’s not played on defense yet.

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