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Las Vegas 51s 35-29
Drew Ruckinski (2-4, 6.45 ERA) @ Darin Gorski (3-5,
5.28 ERA)
vs. Salt Lake (27-37)
at 10:05 PM
MiLB.tv coverage – Boxscore
Today: W 6-4, Gorski (W, 4-5, 5.20 ERA) – 6 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 6
SO, HR, 98 Pitches (66 Strikes), 6 GO: 6 FO
Lineup
3B – Daniel Muno – 1-3, SB (4)
(sub) – T.J. Rivera – 0-1, SO
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SS – Matt Reynolds – 0-4
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C – Johnny Monell – 1-4, 2B (8), 2 SO
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CF – Alex Castellanos – 2-4, 2 R, 2B
(20), SO
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1B – Brooks Conrad – 2-4, 2 R, SO
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LF – Brandon Allen – 3-4, R, 2 2B (13), 3
RBI (32)
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RF – Travis Taijeron – 1-2, R, RBI (32),
BB, HBP
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DH – Jayce Boyd – 1-4, 2B (3), 2 RBI (3)
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2B – Wilfredo Tovar – 2-4, SO, 2 CS
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Bullpen:
Chase Huchingson (H, 1, 0.00 ERA) – 1 IP, SO, 1 GO
Zack Thornton (H, 5, 4.75 ERA) – 1 IP, BB, SO, 2 GO
Scott Rice (H, 3, 3.12 ERA) – 0.1 IP, R, BB, SO, 1 FO
Jon Velasquez (S, 4, 5.40 ERA) – 0.1 IP, 2 H, 1 GO, 1 IR – 1
S
Post-game recap
coming soon
Binghamton Mets 32-30
Today: Off
St. Lucie Mets 32-31
Michael Gibbons (Pro Debut) @ Colin Kleven (4-3,
3.00 ERA)
@Clearwater (32-31)
at 7:00 PM
Yesterday: W
5-2
Today: W 3-2 F/13, Gibbons (0.00 ERA) – 7 IP, 2 H, 4 SO,
HBP, 8 GO: 6 FO
Lineup
3B – Jeff McNeil – 0-5, BB - (.327/.388/.397)
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DH – Brandon Nimmo – 0-5, R, BB, SO
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RF – Maikis De La Cruz – 2-6, SB (7), SO
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1B – Dominic Smith – 0-6, SO, GIDP
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LF – Stefan Sabol – 1-5, R, 2B (5), BB, 2
SO
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SS – Amed Rosario – 2-5, R, 2B (16), RBI
(16), BB - (.261/.307/.357)
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2B – Yeixon Ruiz – 2-6, SB (6), 2 SO - (.241/.308/.310)
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C – Colton Plaia – 1-4, BB, SO - (.299/.350/.403)
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CF – Champ Stuart – 1-5, 2B (5), RBI (9),
2 SO - (.197/.297/.269)
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Bullpen:
Kelly Secrest (3.51 ERA) – 1 IP, 2 H, R, SO, 1 FO
Josh Smoker (BS, 2, 2.93 ERA) – 2 IP, 2 H, R, BB, 2 SO, 3 GO: 2 FO
Mike Hepple (W, 1-2, 2.08 ERA) – 2 IP, BB, SO, 1 GO: 4 FO
Kyle Regnalt (S, 1, 2.25 ERA) – 1 IP, 2 SO, 1 GO
Post-game recap: It
was a long battle, but in the end, St. Lucie came out a winner, ensuring a good
night’s sleep for the good guys. 2014 College
free agent Michael Gibbons made his pro debut for St. Lucie, and he was
extremely effective against the relatively advanced competition, allowing only
3 base runners over his 7 innings. Clearwater starter Colin Kleven was matching
Gibbons batter-for-batter early, but St. Lucie would finally break through
against him in the 5th. Amed Rosario led off with a walk, but was
just standing at 2B with 2 outs and Champ Stuart due up. Fortunately, Stuart
came through with a double lined over the right fielder’s head and one-hopping
off the wall – the Clearwater announcers made it seem like it would have been a
hit regardless, but they noted that the right fielder was playing very shallow.
Brandon Nimmo led off the 6th with a walk and then came around to
score for a 2-0 lead. Maikis had followed with a single to move Nimmo to 3B
with 0 outs, but a GIDP from Dom Smith ended any threat. After allowing a one
out infield single in the 3rd (the runner was thrown out trying to
advance to 2B on the play anyway), Gibbons would retire 11 straight through the
7th, when he hit FSL All Star Andrew Knapp with a pitch. He’d bounce
back to strikeout the next batter, and then a fly out to LF ended the 7th
and his night. Kelly Secrest was the first to replace Gibbons, and he
immediately found himself in trouble, allowing a single and double to put
runners on 2B and 3B with 0 outs. The only run Clearwater could score would
come on a sac fly, but the lead had been cut in half. Without Akeel Morris
around to save the game, the Mets turned to Josh Smoker for the save in the 9th,
but he couldn’t protect the 1-run lead. Andrew Pullin led off with a single
grounded into RF against Smoker, and then Knapp doubled him home on a grounder
down the LF line that was bobbled by Sabol. Smoker recovered to finish the
inning strong, and then worked a scoreless 10th, but the damage had
been done. After scoring in the 6th, St. Lucie’s offense went quiet against
Clearwater’s bullpen, until the 13th. Sabol hit a one out double in
the 13th, and then scored on an RBI single from Rosario. Kyle Regnault
was left for the next save opportunity, and he was excellent, striking out the
final two batters of the game, including Mr. Knapp.
Savannah Sand Gnats 34-29
Casey Meisner (6-1,
1.82 ERA) @ Luis Ortiz (3-1, 1.71 ERA)
@Hickory (40-22) at
7:00 PM
Today: L 4-1, Meisner (2.15 ERA) – 6.2 IP, 5 H, 4 R, BB, 5
SO, 2 HR, 8 GO: 2 FO
Lineup
2B – Jonathan Johnson – 0-4, SO – (.323/.422/.455)
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SS – Luis Guillorme – 1-4, SO – (.301/.366/.315)
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RF – Wuilmer Becerra – 0-3, BB, 2 SO – (.284/.338/.495)
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3B – Eudor Garcia – 2-4, R, 2B (9) – (.305/.338/.450)
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1B – Jon Leroux – 0-3, RBI (28), BB, 2 SO
– (.227/.301/.320)
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LF – John Mora – 1-4, 2 SO – (.245/.355/.388)
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DH – Vicente Lupo – 0-3, 2 SO (ejected) –
(.208/.298/.306)
Sub – Joe Tuschak – 0-1, SO – (.160/.192/.240)
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C – Tomas Nido – 1-4, 2B (9), 3 SO – (.252/.281/.393)
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CF – Patrick Biondi – 0-2, HBP, SO – (.311/.360/.365)
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Bullpen:
James Duff (2.90 ERA) – 1.1 IP, H, 4 GO
Post-game recap:
The Sand Gnats lost their third straight game against Hickory Monday night, as
the Crawdads jumped on two of Casey Meisner’s only mistakes for all 4 of their
runs, and the Gnats bats were shut down. Savannah has played several games with
Ump Reid Joyner calling balls and strikes behind the plate, and they’ve all
ended with 10+ strikeouts for Gnats batters. Tonight was no different, and
Vicente Lupo’s frustration boiled over after his strikeout in the 7th,
which led to a long argument and his eventual ejection. The Gnats jumped out to
a 1-0 lead in the 2nd when Eudor Garcia doubled, went to 3B on a
balk, and scored on a groundout. Meisner was cruising through the 3rd,
retiring the first two batters in short order, but then Josh Morgan doubled to
LF and Eduard Pinto hit a 2R bomb to RF. Same thing happened to Meisner in the
4th, as he retired the first two, but then Hickory collected a
single and 2R bomb off the bat of Rock Shoulders to make it a 4-1 game. Meisner
would retire the final 9 batters that he’d face before being replaced with two
outs in the 7th as he reached his pitch limit. Meisner was mostly
sitting 90-92 MPH with his fastball, and it sounded like his curveball was getting
swinging strikes throughout the night. David Roseboom kept things scoreless
over the final 1.1 innings for Savannah, but the offense couldn’t get anything
going, with 4 strikeouts from the final 6 batters of the night (15 total).
Minors MVP of the Day
– Allen continued his huge homestand with a 3-hit, 2-double performance in the
opener against Salt Lake Monday night.
Minors Cy of the Day
– Michael Gibbons was a beast in his first pro start, throwing 7 shutout
innings with only 3 base runners allowed, and sitting around 93 MPH with his
fastball.
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— Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) June 14, 2015
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