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8551Yandy at 1st base today with Chamg st 3RF. Had Diaz played anywhere but 3rd this season?
Re: Minor Matters
8552He's played at 1st base a couple times this year. DH'd maybe a half dozen times or so. Then the rest of time at 3rd.
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AZL #Indians team (1) transactions:
LHP Jahir Valera promoted from DSL Indians
RHP Christophers Santana promoted from DSL Indians
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#Indians minor league RHP Dace Kime has asked for his release from the organization. Dace made the decision to walk away on his own terms. Kime has been pitching for Lake County & had been trying to make a comeback from recent TJ surgery.
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AZL #Indians team (1) transactions:
LHP Jahir Valera promoted from DSL Indians
RHP Christophers Santana promoted from DSL Indians
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#Indians minor league RHP Dace Kime has asked for his release from the organization. Dace made the decision to walk away on his own terms. Kime has been pitching for Lake County & had been trying to make a comeback from recent TJ surgery.
Re: Minor Matters
8553Columbus 5 Indianapolis 4
Chang 1-4, R
Yandy 2-4, 2B, R, RBI
Mejia 2-4, 2B
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Akron 5 Reading 0
Paulson 6.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 3 BB, 6 K
Lovegrove 1.1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K
Calica 2-4 BB
Castro 2-5 R
Bradley 1-5 BB
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Lynchburg 5 Salem 4
Garza 5.2 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 6 K
Kaminsky 1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K
Siri 1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K
Longo 1-3, 2 R
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Bowling Green 5 Lake County 2
Jones 2-4, 2B, HR, R, RBI
O.Gonzalez 1-4, 2B
Benson 0-4
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Scrappers tied at 6 top of 10. Exciting opening night. ... Edit: Holy crap. What an opening night game. Scrappers had a 3-2 lead going into the 9th. Black Bears score 4 runs in 9th to take the lead 6-3. Scrappers come right back and score 3 in bottom of 9th to send it into extra frames. The Bears then score 2 in top of 10th to take a 8-6 Lead. Mahoning Valley then scores 3 runs in bottom of 10th to win 9-8. Absolutely crazy game to follow.
Mota 4 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 3 K
Valdez 3 scoreless innings in relief.
Freeman 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI
Pujols 4-4, 2B, R, RBI
GabeM 2-4, R, RBI
Fermin 2-5 R, 3 RBI
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Arizona League starts play on Monday June 18th
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DSL Dodgers 7 DSL Indians 4
Jiminez 5 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 4 K
Rocchio 2-5, 3B, R
Tena 2-4, BB, 2B, HR, 2 R, RBI
Noel 2-5, 2B, R
S.Rodriguez 2-5, 2 RBI
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DSL Pirates 5 DSL Indians/Brewers 2
Rubio 1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K
Chang 1-4, R
Yandy 2-4, 2B, R, RBI
Mejia 2-4, 2B
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Akron 5 Reading 0
Paulson 6.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 3 BB, 6 K
Lovegrove 1.1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K
Calica 2-4 BB
Castro 2-5 R
Bradley 1-5 BB
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Lynchburg 5 Salem 4
Garza 5.2 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 6 K
Kaminsky 1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 1 K
Siri 1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K
Longo 1-3, 2 R
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Bowling Green 5 Lake County 2
Jones 2-4, 2B, HR, R, RBI
O.Gonzalez 1-4, 2B
Benson 0-4
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Scrappers tied at 6 top of 10. Exciting opening night. ... Edit: Holy crap. What an opening night game. Scrappers had a 3-2 lead going into the 9th. Black Bears score 4 runs in 9th to take the lead 6-3. Scrappers come right back and score 3 in bottom of 9th to send it into extra frames. The Bears then score 2 in top of 10th to take a 8-6 Lead. Mahoning Valley then scores 3 runs in bottom of 10th to win 9-8. Absolutely crazy game to follow.
Mota 4 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 3 K
Valdez 3 scoreless innings in relief.
Freeman 2-5, 2B, 2 RBI
Pujols 4-4, 2B, R, RBI
GabeM 2-4, R, RBI
Fermin 2-5 R, 3 RBI
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Arizona League starts play on Monday June 18th
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DSL Dodgers 7 DSL Indians 4
Jiminez 5 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 4 K
Rocchio 2-5, 3B, R
Tena 2-4, BB, 2B, HR, 2 R, RBI
Noel 2-5, 2B, R
S.Rodriguez 2-5, 2 RBI
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DSL Pirates 5 DSL Indians/Brewers 2
Rubio 1 IP, 0 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K
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8554Indians Prospective @indiansPro
LHP prospect Rob Kaminsky made his 1st appearance since 4/12/17 tonight
Lynchburg Hillcats RHP Dalbert Siri over his last 9 appearances:
- 11(IP) 5H 4R 0ER 7BB 15SO 0.00 ERA
Lake County Captains (3B) Nolan Jones over his last 16 games:
20-62 9R 5(2B) 4HR 10RBI 10BB .323 AVG .417 OBP
Lynchburg Hillcats RHP Justin Garza over his last 2 starts:
- 10.2(IP) 7H 3R 2ER 1BB 13SO 1.70 ERA
RHP Kieran Lovegrove over his last 12 appearances between Lynchburg & Akron:
- 19.2(IP) 11H 4R 2ER 12BB 22SO 0.92 ERA
Akron RubberDucks RHP Jake Paulson over his last 7 outings:
- 39.2(IP) 32H 12R 9ER 11BB 33SO 2.05 ERA
LHP prospect Rob Kaminsky made his 1st appearance since 4/12/17 tonight
Lynchburg Hillcats RHP Dalbert Siri over his last 9 appearances:
- 11(IP) 5H 4R 0ER 7BB 15SO 0.00 ERA
Lake County Captains (3B) Nolan Jones over his last 16 games:
20-62 9R 5(2B) 4HR 10RBI 10BB .323 AVG .417 OBP
Lynchburg Hillcats RHP Justin Garza over his last 2 starts:
- 10.2(IP) 7H 3R 2ER 1BB 13SO 1.70 ERA
RHP Kieran Lovegrove over his last 12 appearances between Lynchburg & Akron:
- 19.2(IP) 11H 4R 2ER 12BB 22SO 0.92 ERA
Akron RubberDucks RHP Jake Paulson over his last 7 outings:
- 39.2(IP) 32H 12R 9ER 11BB 33SO 2.05 ERA
Re: Minor Matters
8555The Rising Star of Lynchburg’s James Karinchak
David Freier | On 16, Jun 2018
You won’t find the name James Karinchak listed at Cleveland’s MLB pipeline page, or see it included in Baseball America’s Prospect Handbook coverage of the Cleveland Indians. It is likely he will join those ranks next year. Since the start of the season Karinchak has significantly improved his pitching and on May 3, he earned a promotion from Low-A Lake County to High-A Lynchburg.
The numbers between his first season as a professional and those of his second season are radically different. The 6’3” power right-hander out of Bryant University began his professional career with the short-season Mahoning Valley team after being a ninth round selection in 2017. In ten games, six as a starter, he posted a 5.79 ERA over 23 1/3 innings, with a 2-2 record.
These are not the numbers you want to post to move up into prospect status, but Karinchak bore down and made some adjustments on the mound.
“The guy gets after it, works very hard, and shows really good composure on the mound,” said Hillcats pitching coach Tony Arnold. “He’s got a feel for two pitches. His breaking ball is very good, and he’s commanding his fastball now.”
That sharp improvement in command has vaulted him to a 3-0 record with a 0.37 ERA in 24 1/3 innings across two levels this season.
In the professional ranks, the other major shift for Karinchak is a move from starting games, to closing games.
“When I got drafted I thought I was going to be a starter,” says Karinchak, “but last year, seeing that my stuff definitely plays better in later innings, I started working out of the bullpen.”
Coming out of Valley Central High School in Montgomery, New York, Karinchak grew up a Yankees fan. A three-year varsity letter winner, it was his junior year that got him an opportunity to head to Bryant University and join an excellent program. He posted a 7-0 record with a 0.71 ERA with 75 strikeouts over 49 2/3 innings. He also hit .376 and hit two home runs that season.
Even with that stellar performance, he did not end up on the draft radar.
“I wasn’t a hot prospect out of high school,” said Karinchak. “I had three offers to go to college. Luckily, I got to go to Bryant University.”
In his three seasons with the Bulldogs, Karinchak made 42 appearances on the mound, all but three of them as a starting pitcher. More impressive, he struck out 272 batters in 227 innings, for a 10.69 K/9 ratio.
His ability to strikeout batters has been a signature of his baseball career from high school through the pros. Even during his tough first season with Mahoning Valley, he struck out 31 hitters in 23 1/3 innings for a K/9 ratio just a hair under 12.
With his improved command, this number has jumped up to 15.9 for the current season. Since joining the Hillcats bullpen, he has appeared in eleven games, pitched 13 innings, saved five games, struck out 23 opposing batters, all while allowing only 15 batters to reach base through either hit (seven) or walk (eight).
“He has a bright future,” said manager Rougie Odor. “It’s exciting because he came up after Jake Paulson went up. It’s always nice to see new players coming from the lower level and having success here.”
In his Hillcats debut against the Myrtle Beach Pelicans, he pitched 1 1/3 innings, allowing two hits, but getting all four outs by strikeout.
Coming to a team that was in the midst of losing streak, it can be tough to find a place. That was not a problem for Karinchak.
“I wasn’t surprised, but I was pretty excited,” he said about his promotion to the Hillcats. “They welcomed me with open arms. Everybody here is getting an opportunity to throw.”
Five of the opening day members of the Lynchburg pitching staff have already been promoted to AA Akron. Of those, only lefty Ben Krauth has returned to the Hillcats roster so far. With the departure of Kieran Lovegrove to the RubberDucks, Karinchak’s role in the bullpen became even more defined.
“Karinchak and [Dalbert] Siri are pitching for us at the back end of the bullpen, but every pitcher has pitched with the game on the line, or late in the game,” said coach Arnold.
With a number of accolades to his credit, Karinchak is making the transition to professional baseball and learning about all of the rigor that comes from playing the game at such a high level. Karinchak has learned to take the game pitch by pitch. By staying in the moment and improving his command, his mindset is focused on success each and every time he takes the mound. With this improved professional self-confidence, he gets the job done.
Summers in college, where he played summer collegiate baseball, helped begin this process of development. First, he played with the 2015 Newport Gulls of the New England Collegiate League, where he had five starts, a 4-1 record, and 27 strikeouts in 25 innings. The following summer, he moved to the Cape Cod League and the Chatham Anglers, but he only had the opportunity to pitch in two games.
“I always thought I had a chance competing with these big-name guys,” Karinchak said about his summer league experience. “It gave me some confidence going into the draft.”
His attitude mirrors his pitching, answering questions, like he pitches, direct and to the point.
“I have to execute less pitches than as a starter,” he said about relieving, “so I try to go to my strengths.”
Through 18 games this season, he has used his dominant fastball/curveball combination to be successful and has yet to allow a runner to score while wearing a Lynchburg uniform. The Hillcats season has been something of roller coaster ride, alternating winning streaks and losing streaks, and Karinchak went a week between appearances, pitching on May 30 before returning for three games over the last week.
Through it all, Karinchak’s progress has all been in an upward direction. He has allowed opposing hitters to generate only a .181 batting average against him for the season and just a .163 mark while with the Hillcats. In several outings, he has pitched more than a full inning and he carries an active streak of 23 1/3 scoreless innings into his next outing. He has not allowed a run this season since giving up one in his first appearance of the year while with Lake County.
With continued hard work building routines and establishing success in games, the career of James Karinchak as an upcoming Indians’ prospect is one to watch.
David Freier | On 16, Jun 2018
You won’t find the name James Karinchak listed at Cleveland’s MLB pipeline page, or see it included in Baseball America’s Prospect Handbook coverage of the Cleveland Indians. It is likely he will join those ranks next year. Since the start of the season Karinchak has significantly improved his pitching and on May 3, he earned a promotion from Low-A Lake County to High-A Lynchburg.
The numbers between his first season as a professional and those of his second season are radically different. The 6’3” power right-hander out of Bryant University began his professional career with the short-season Mahoning Valley team after being a ninth round selection in 2017. In ten games, six as a starter, he posted a 5.79 ERA over 23 1/3 innings, with a 2-2 record.
These are not the numbers you want to post to move up into prospect status, but Karinchak bore down and made some adjustments on the mound.
“The guy gets after it, works very hard, and shows really good composure on the mound,” said Hillcats pitching coach Tony Arnold. “He’s got a feel for two pitches. His breaking ball is very good, and he’s commanding his fastball now.”
That sharp improvement in command has vaulted him to a 3-0 record with a 0.37 ERA in 24 1/3 innings across two levels this season.
In the professional ranks, the other major shift for Karinchak is a move from starting games, to closing games.
“When I got drafted I thought I was going to be a starter,” says Karinchak, “but last year, seeing that my stuff definitely plays better in later innings, I started working out of the bullpen.”
Coming out of Valley Central High School in Montgomery, New York, Karinchak grew up a Yankees fan. A three-year varsity letter winner, it was his junior year that got him an opportunity to head to Bryant University and join an excellent program. He posted a 7-0 record with a 0.71 ERA with 75 strikeouts over 49 2/3 innings. He also hit .376 and hit two home runs that season.
Even with that stellar performance, he did not end up on the draft radar.
“I wasn’t a hot prospect out of high school,” said Karinchak. “I had three offers to go to college. Luckily, I got to go to Bryant University.”
In his three seasons with the Bulldogs, Karinchak made 42 appearances on the mound, all but three of them as a starting pitcher. More impressive, he struck out 272 batters in 227 innings, for a 10.69 K/9 ratio.
His ability to strikeout batters has been a signature of his baseball career from high school through the pros. Even during his tough first season with Mahoning Valley, he struck out 31 hitters in 23 1/3 innings for a K/9 ratio just a hair under 12.
With his improved command, this number has jumped up to 15.9 for the current season. Since joining the Hillcats bullpen, he has appeared in eleven games, pitched 13 innings, saved five games, struck out 23 opposing batters, all while allowing only 15 batters to reach base through either hit (seven) or walk (eight).
“He has a bright future,” said manager Rougie Odor. “It’s exciting because he came up after Jake Paulson went up. It’s always nice to see new players coming from the lower level and having success here.”
In his Hillcats debut against the Myrtle Beach Pelicans, he pitched 1 1/3 innings, allowing two hits, but getting all four outs by strikeout.
Coming to a team that was in the midst of losing streak, it can be tough to find a place. That was not a problem for Karinchak.
“I wasn’t surprised, but I was pretty excited,” he said about his promotion to the Hillcats. “They welcomed me with open arms. Everybody here is getting an opportunity to throw.”
Five of the opening day members of the Lynchburg pitching staff have already been promoted to AA Akron. Of those, only lefty Ben Krauth has returned to the Hillcats roster so far. With the departure of Kieran Lovegrove to the RubberDucks, Karinchak’s role in the bullpen became even more defined.
“Karinchak and [Dalbert] Siri are pitching for us at the back end of the bullpen, but every pitcher has pitched with the game on the line, or late in the game,” said coach Arnold.
With a number of accolades to his credit, Karinchak is making the transition to professional baseball and learning about all of the rigor that comes from playing the game at such a high level. Karinchak has learned to take the game pitch by pitch. By staying in the moment and improving his command, his mindset is focused on success each and every time he takes the mound. With this improved professional self-confidence, he gets the job done.
Summers in college, where he played summer collegiate baseball, helped begin this process of development. First, he played with the 2015 Newport Gulls of the New England Collegiate League, where he had five starts, a 4-1 record, and 27 strikeouts in 25 innings. The following summer, he moved to the Cape Cod League and the Chatham Anglers, but he only had the opportunity to pitch in two games.
“I always thought I had a chance competing with these big-name guys,” Karinchak said about his summer league experience. “It gave me some confidence going into the draft.”
His attitude mirrors his pitching, answering questions, like he pitches, direct and to the point.
“I have to execute less pitches than as a starter,” he said about relieving, “so I try to go to my strengths.”
Through 18 games this season, he has used his dominant fastball/curveball combination to be successful and has yet to allow a runner to score while wearing a Lynchburg uniform. The Hillcats season has been something of roller coaster ride, alternating winning streaks and losing streaks, and Karinchak went a week between appearances, pitching on May 30 before returning for three games over the last week.
Through it all, Karinchak’s progress has all been in an upward direction. He has allowed opposing hitters to generate only a .181 batting average against him for the season and just a .163 mark while with the Hillcats. In several outings, he has pitched more than a full inning and he carries an active streak of 23 1/3 scoreless innings into his next outing. He has not allowed a run this season since giving up one in his first appearance of the year while with Lake County.
With continued hard work building routines and establishing success in games, the career of James Karinchak as an upcoming Indians’ prospect is one to watch.
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8556Tyler Stotsky @tstotsky63
6/16 Captains Roster Moves: RHP Nick Gallagher rejoins the Captains, taking the roster spot of retired RHP Dace Kime.
6/16 Captains Roster Moves: RHP Nick Gallagher rejoins the Captains, taking the roster spot of retired RHP Dace Kime.
Re: Minor Matters
8557F Mejia is one of those multi=hit grooves he's been in before. Slow start is going to keep his stats less than impressive but he's make the necessary adjustments and is looking just fine now.
G Mejia is back once again with the Scrappers. Hitting 9th on opening day, I guess he's not a major prospect.
G Mejia is back once again with the Scrappers. Hitting 9th on opening day, I guess he's not a major prospect.
Re: Minor Matters
8558Eventful late stages of the game for 2017 2nd pick Tyler Freeman: key error helps the other guys go ahead in the 9th, 2 run double ties it in the bottom of the inning.
Re: Minor Matters
8559Former Indian pitcher Jason Stanford made his professional coaching debut yesterday in his current hometown of Niles, Ohio, but as the pitching coach for the WV Black Bears. Between his pro pitching career and his pro coaching career he's been a college coach in the Youngstown area and has settled down here with wife and kids.
Re: Minor Matters
8560today's starters:
Chang
Brady
Hentges
Vazquez
Ovierdo: rated the best prospect of this bunch by BA for his good arm not his 7+ ERA in Arizona last summer
Chang
Brady
Hentges
Vazquez
Ovierdo: rated the best prospect of this bunch by BA for his good arm not his 7+ ERA in Arizona last summer
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8561Nolan Jones with his 7th homer last night. Ditto for well-named teammate Ulysses Cantu. Is Legends Field a hitters park? These kids are all upping their home run totals this year.
Meanwhile Juan Hillman kept his record perfect at 0-8 with what for him is a strong game, 4 runs in 6 1/3 innings. Career mark now 10-24. ERA 5.58
Meanwhile Juan Hillman kept his record perfect at 0-8 with what for him is a strong game, 4 runs in 6 1/3 innings. Career mark now 10-24. ERA 5.58
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8562Henry Pujols 4-4 on opening night including a double. 19 year old third baseman. Had a decent US debut with Arizona last summer, 239/310/444 highlighted by 13 doubles and 8 homers; low-lighted by 77 strikeouts and 11 walks.
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8563Indians Prospective @indiansPro
Mahoning Valley Scrappers transactions
LHP Zach Draper assigned from Lake County
OF Tre Gantt assigned from Lynchburg
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Lake County Captains transactions
RHP Nick Gallagher promoted from Mahoning Valley
LHP Zach Draper assigned to Mahoning Valley
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Lynchburg Hillcats transactions
OF Tre Gantt assigned to Mahoning Valley
OF Conner Capel activated off 7-day DL
Mahoning Valley Scrappers transactions
LHP Zach Draper assigned from Lake County
OF Tre Gantt assigned from Lynchburg
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Lake County Captains transactions
RHP Nick Gallagher promoted from Mahoning Valley
LHP Zach Draper assigned to Mahoning Valley
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Lynchburg Hillcats transactions
OF Tre Gantt assigned to Mahoning Valley
OF Conner Capel activated off 7-day DL
Re: Minor Matters
8564BA isn’t only one that likes him.
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One of my #Indians sleeper prospects on the year will make his 1st start of 2018 for Mahoning Valley tonight 19yr old 6'4 200lbs Luis Oviedo who signed out of Venezuela July 2nd 2015. Oviedo pitched in the Arizona Rookie League last year.
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Indians Prospective @indiansPro
One of my #Indians sleeper prospects on the year will make his 1st start of 2018 for Mahoning Valley tonight 19yr old 6'4 200lbs Luis Oviedo who signed out of Venezuela July 2nd 2015. Oviedo pitched in the Arizona Rookie League last year.
Re: Minor Matters
8565Indians Prospective @indiansPro
Clippers 10 Indy Indians 4
Chiang 7 IP, 6 H, 4 ER, 2 BB, 3 K
Chang 1-5, R, RBI
Yandy 2-4, BB
F.Mejia 3-5, Grand Slam HR, 2 R, 4 RBI
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RubberDucks 8 Fightin Phils 5
Brady 7(IP) 3H 2R 2ER 0BB 2SO
Calica 1-3 2R HR 2RBI 2BB
Salters 1-4 R HR 2RBI
Krieger 2-4 2R HR RBI SB
Haggerty 1-4 R HR RBI
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Hillcats 4 Red Sox 1
Hentges 6(IP) 2H 0R 0ER 2BB 4SO
Longo 2-5 R HR 2RBI SB
Chu 2-4 R 2B HR 2RBI
Pantoja 3-4 R 3B
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Hot Rods 5 Captains 1
Friis 1-3 R HR RBI BB
Jones 3-3 BB
Laureano 2-4
Nelson 1(IP) 0H 0R 0ER 0BB 0SO
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Scrappers9 Black Bears 3
Oviedo 4 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 8 K
Fermin 3-4, BB, RBI, 2 SB
Freeman 0-4, R, 2 RBI
G.Mejia 1-3, BB, 2 R, SB
Reeves 2-5, HR, 2 R, 2 RBI
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DSL Indians 7 Cubs 6
Perez 2-3 2B 2RBI BB
Planez 1-5 R RBI
Tena 1-5 RBI
Oca 2.2(IP) 1H 1R 1ER 2BB 2SO
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DSL Red Sox 10 Indians/Brewers 6
Maestre 1-3 R HR 2RBI BB
Planchart 1-3 RBI BB
Peralta 1-3 R RBI BB
Paulino 1-3 2R
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Columbus Clippers transactions
OF Bradley Zimmer placed on 7-day DL (shoulder)
RHP Shane Bieber to be promoted to Cleveland Sunday
Clippers 10 Indy Indians 4
Chiang 7 IP, 6 H, 4 ER, 2 BB, 3 K
Chang 1-5, R, RBI
Yandy 2-4, BB
F.Mejia 3-5, Grand Slam HR, 2 R, 4 RBI
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RubberDucks 8 Fightin Phils 5
Brady 7(IP) 3H 2R 2ER 0BB 2SO
Calica 1-3 2R HR 2RBI 2BB
Salters 1-4 R HR 2RBI
Krieger 2-4 2R HR RBI SB
Haggerty 1-4 R HR RBI
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Hillcats 4 Red Sox 1
Hentges 6(IP) 2H 0R 0ER 2BB 4SO
Longo 2-5 R HR 2RBI SB
Chu 2-4 R 2B HR 2RBI
Pantoja 3-4 R 3B
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Hot Rods 5 Captains 1
Friis 1-3 R HR RBI BB
Jones 3-3 BB
Laureano 2-4
Nelson 1(IP) 0H 0R 0ER 0BB 0SO
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Scrappers9 Black Bears 3
Oviedo 4 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 8 K
Fermin 3-4, BB, RBI, 2 SB
Freeman 0-4, R, 2 RBI
G.Mejia 1-3, BB, 2 R, SB
Reeves 2-5, HR, 2 R, 2 RBI
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DSL Indians 7 Cubs 6
Perez 2-3 2B 2RBI BB
Planez 1-5 R RBI
Tena 1-5 RBI
Oca 2.2(IP) 1H 1R 1ER 2BB 2SO
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DSL Red Sox 10 Indians/Brewers 6
Maestre 1-3 R HR 2RBI BB
Planchart 1-3 RBI BB
Peralta 1-3 R RBI BB
Paulino 1-3 2R
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Columbus Clippers transactions
OF Bradley Zimmer placed on 7-day DL (shoulder)
RHP Shane Bieber to be promoted to Cleveland Sunday