Trenton Thunder @ Binghamton Mets
June 3, 2015
Teams
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3
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5
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6
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7
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9
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R
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H
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E
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Trenton
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2
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0
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0
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0
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1
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3
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0
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0
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6
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12
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Binghamton
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10
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1
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W: Smith (1-0, 2.38
ERA); L: Parnell (0-2, 18.69 ERA); S: Montgomery (6, 1.93 ERA)
The Highlights:
Pitchers
Gabriel Ynoa (4.70
ERA) – 6 IP, 9 H, 3 R, SO, HBP, 86 Pitches (56 Strikes), 8 GO: 5 FO
Bobby Parnell (BS,
1) – 1 IP, 3 H, 4 R, 2 BB, 27 Pitches (14 Strikes), 2 GO: 1 FO
Matt Koch (3.15 ERA)
– 1 IP, SO, 1 GO: 1 FO
Dario Alvarez (5.82
ERA) – 1 IP, BB, 2 SO, 2 GO
Batters
Yeixon Ruiz – 1-5, R, SO, CS
Gavin Cecchini – 2-4, R, RBI (23)
Michael Conforto – 1-3, BB, SO
Josh Rodriguez – 2-4, 2 RBI (31), SO
Aderlin Rodriguez – 2-4, R, SO
Jared King – 2-3, R, RBI (23), BB, SO
Recap
B-Mets
starter Gabriel Ynoa had another underwhelming performance Wednesday night, but
he was good enough to leave Binghamton in a position to even the series against
Trenton. Unfortunately for those fans looking for a win over the rival Thunder
(aka, the Yankees affiliate), Bobby Parnell’s disastrous rehab tour was
scheduled to continue in the 1-run game, and the results were all too familiar
for the former Mets closer. While Parnell didn’t have his best stuff again (low
90’s heat, 52% strikes), he might’ve had a scoreless inning with a little help
from his defense. Gilbert Gomez got a bad break on a low liner hit directly at him,
and then couldn’t recover in time to make the diving catch, trapping the ball
instead. Two batters later, Jared King lost a lazy fly ball to RF in the
lights, and it bounced behind him and then over the wall for a double – I guess
that’s the best result you can get when an outfielder loses the ball with no
help around. King made up for his mistake in the field with a nice day at the
plate, as he was involved in all 3 run scoring innings. In the end, just like
with game 1, the B-Mets could only keep battling back offensively so many
times.
Check
out the highlights from this game, as well as more on Parnell’s appearance,
below. This series concludes Thursday at 6:35 PM, with Luis Cessa scheduled to
pitch at home for Binghamton.
Michael
Conforto picked up a two out single in the 1st.
Jared
King walked to get the 3rd inning rally started. He’d come around to
score on consecutive singles from Yeixon Ruiz and Gavin Cecchini.
King
also got the 5th inning rally started, this time reaching on a
single lined into LF. With two outs, and Ruiz now on 1B after a fielder’s
choice, Cecchini kept the rally going with a single into LF. After Conforto
walked to load the bases, J Rod gave the B-Mets their first lead with a two-run
single into CF.
Aderlin
Rodriguez led off the 6th with a single, and then came home on
King’s second hit of the game.
Bonus
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| This increased Carrillo's CS-rate to 39% |
Pitcher Coverage
Bobby Parnell
7th inning
1)
Danny Oh hit a soft liner into CF for a single
(S8/L)
i.
Fastball – called strike 0-1, inside corner
ii.
Fastball – ball 1-1, high
iii.
Fastball
2)
Cito Culver walked (BB)
i.
Fastball – ball 1-0, outside
ii.
Fastball – ball 2-0, inside
iii.
Fastball – ball 3-0, low and in
iv.
Fastball – called strike 3-1, inside corner
v.
Fastball – called strike 3-2
vi.
Fastball – ball 4, low and away
3)
Mark Payton hit a ground-rule double to RF
(D9/F)
i.
– ball 1-0
ii.
– foul bunt 1-1
iii.
– ball in dirt 2-1
iv.
Fastball – ball 3-1, outside
v.
90 MPH Fastball
4)
Ali Castillo hit a groundout to Cecchini with
the infield drawn in (63/G)
i.
– called strike 0-1
ii.
5)
Aaron Judge walked (BB)
i.
Breaking ball – ball 1-0, inside
ii.
Fastball – ball 2-0, low
iii.
– ball 3-0, bounced inside
iv.
– foul 3-1
v.
Fastball – ball 4, inside
6)
Eric Jagielo flied out to Conforto near the line
in LF – Oh tagged and scored from 3B (SF7/F)
i.
7)
Gary Sanchez lined an RBI single into LF (S7/L)
i.
8)
Jose Rosario hit a groundout to J Rod (53/G)
i.
– ball 1-0
ii.
– called strike 1-1
iii.
– foul 1-2
iv.
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