Tuesday Pebble Report: Dust Devils take 1-0 lead, Tulsa and Modesto win big.
I'm on a road trip currently in Rochester, NY, so I have to keep this brief. Others can go ahead and comment on the games if they so wish.
Samuel Deduno was called up to pitch a do or die game for Colorado Springs and the result was death for the Sky Sox. Deduno actually wasn't as bad as the final score indicates, a seven run eighth inning off of Scott Munter turned a close game into a rout.
Nice of the Drillers to come up with the win they needed a day too late.
High Desert is one of those Cal League South Division ballparks that skew the league so far to the hitter friendly side that it makes people underrate offensive players from North Division teams like Modesto where the stadiums are far more pitcher friendly. As you can see, move the Nuts to these environs, and they do pretty well.
Tri-City rides to a 1-0 lead in their championship series on the back of a strong Sheng-An Kuo start.
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Dexter Fowler was 4-for-5
with two doubles, three RBIs, and a stolen base.
Just an average guy with exceptional hair. Nothing more, nothing less.
by Bryan Kilpatrick on Sep 8, 2009 8:17 AM MDT reply actions
...and Ryan Harvey hit two homers
raising his season total to 23. He also drove in six runs.
Just an average guy with exceptional hair. Nothing more, nothing less.
by Bryan Kilpatrick on Sep 8, 2009 8:18 AM MDT up reply actions
I'd really like to see Harvey make the majors.
I have soft spot for most 2003 draftees since that was the first draft I really followed.
"If we never try, we shall never succeed." - Abraham Lincoln
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good to see dex recovered from that 0-5 night
if you're reading this, it means my undying support for your team will result in its failure.
by fantasyfencing on Sep 8, 2009 8:50 AM MDT up reply actions































