Record 22-17
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New Britain 3 at Bowie 4
Record: 21-18 (Corrected)
W: O. Alvarez (6-1, 3.31); L: K. Waldrop (0-2, 3.46); SV: J. Miller (2)
HR: BOW: O. Salazar (6), L. Jimenez (3).
From baysox.com: Luis Jimenez has compiled at least one hit in all but one of his eight games as a Baysox, and following his 0-for-4 performance last night, Jimenez picked it up in a big way tonight. Jimenez hit his went 2-for-4 on the night and blasted his third home run in eight games, a two-run shot to center, leading the Baysox to a 4-3 win.
The Baysox struck first in the bottom of the first inning, when Paco Figueroa and Jimenez, hit back-to-back singles in the inning. Figueroa then came across to score on a Oscar Salazar sacrifice fly, putting the Baysox ahead, 1-0.
The Rock Cats would pull ahead though in the fourth inning, putting two runs on the board, one the result of a fielding error and the second on a Matt Allegra single, scoring Kyle Geiger, putting the Rock Cats ahead, 2-1.
Luis Jimenez put the Baysox ahead for good in the bottom of the sixth, with a two-run blast to center, his third of the year for a 4-2 Baysox lead.
Luke Hughes would cut the Baysox lead to one, scoring on a throwing error to first base, by Baysox short stop Luis Hernandez, making it 4-3 Baysox.
Jim Miller would come on in the ninth inning attempting to convert the save opportunity. Miller retired the side in order, getting Rashad Eldridge to ground out, Felix Molina to strike out swinging, and Trevor Plouffe to ground out ending the ballgame, picking up his second save of the season, preserving the 4-3 win.
Baysox starter Oscar Alvarez picked up his sixth win of the season, improving his record to (6-1) going six innings, giving up five hits and two runs. The Baysox as a team ended their double digit hit streak at four games, only collecting nine as a unit tonight.
The Baysox take on the Rock Cats in the final game of their four game series Thursday at 11:05 am. Thursday also marks the Baysox second Baseball In Education school kids day of the season. RHP Beau Hale gets the start for the Baysox opposing RHP Jesse Floyd for the Rock Cats.
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The New Britain Rock Cats announced today that left-handed relief specialist, Jose Mijares, has been promoted to Triple-A Rochester in the International League. The move occurred early this morning and the 22-year-old southpaw is expected to join the Red Wings in time for their game tonight.
The 6'0"/ 231-pound Mijares made 15 total appearances for the 2007 Rock Cats, compiling a 1-0 record out of the bullpen, with a team-leading 6 Saves. The Caracas, Venezuela resident has been very effective in his first year with the Rock Cats in the Double-A Eastern League.
Signed by Minnesota as a free agent in 2002, Mijares is currently a member of the Twins' 40-Man Major League Roster. There was no immediate replacement player named to fill the New Britain roster spot made available by his departure. Rock Cats
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Pirate Night
West Palm Beach 1 at Fort Myers 3
Record 18 - 28
W: Y. Pino (1-2, 1.57); L: A. Daniels (2-5, 3.02); SV: E. Morlan (6)
HR: FTM: J. Portes (1).
E: Ugueto (2, missed catch), White (6, fielding), Robbins (4, fielding).
Avast there ye land lubbers! The good ship Miracle made off the swag last night after broadsiding the Palm Beach Cardinals, 3-1 at Hammond Stadium. The crews split the series, two games each.
Captain Yohan Pino went seven innings allowing only two hits and one walk while striking out 5 to grab the win.
First mate Caleb Moore singled on a line drive to right field to get the attack rolling in the sixth inning. Luis Uguato hit a double out to the same place, and a fielding error by the Cards Nathan Southard allowed Moore to cross the plate unmolested.
Eri Lis one out ground out to second allowed Ugueto to score to the game winning run.
Juan Portes made waves by knocking his first home run of the year over the wall in the bottom of the 7th for the insurance tally.
Eddie Morlan came in for the eighth. A fielding error by bilge rat Dwayne White allowed Southard to score the lone scurvey dogs marker.
Ugeto was 2-for-4 with the run but struck out for his other two at bats. His fielding is excellent, he's got to do more with the sword if he hopes to get promoted. Lis was 1-for-4 with 1 RBI, and Portes and Moore were both 1-for-3 with 1 run each.
The Daytona Cubs now sail into town for Grog Night as Miracle southpaw Ryan Mullins (2-3, 2.31) faces off against lefty Scott Koerber (2-1, 2.79) for the Cubs.
Aaarrrr!
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Beloit’s Danny Valencia, right, tells Wiliam Luque (32) to move to his left to avoid the tag of West Michigan’s James Skelton Wednesday.
West Michigan 1 at Beloit 5
Record 29-14
W: B. Kirwan (1-0, 0.00); L: D. Below (4-2, 2.57); SV: A. Craig (3)
HR: BEL: C. Parmelee (4).
E: Ortiz 2 (9, throw, throw).
From snappersbaseball.com: A combined three-hitter helped lead the Snappers to their eighth straight victory on Wednesday night. Pitchers Brian Kirwan, Danny Vais, and Aaron Craig helped lead the Beloit to a 5-1 victory over the West Michigan Whitecaps.
Beloit scored first in the bottom of the first inning on a William Luque sacrifice fly to center. Brian Dinkelman, who led the game off with a triple, scored on Luque’s sac fly.
Danny Berg added another run on for the Snappers in the bottom of the third. Berg hit his second double of the season to left-center, scoring Luque from first and giving Beloit a 2-0 lead after three.
After scoring another run in the bottom of the fifth the Snappers added two more in the eighth. Beloit’s Chris Parmelee hit a two run homer to left, his fourth of the season, to give the Snappers a 5-0 lead. Parmelee hit his home run off the scoreboard resulting in Snappers’ fan, Danny Ewoldt, winning $500 dollars courtesy of West Bend Mutual.
Starter Brian Kirwan pitched five innings of one hit, no run baseball to earn his first win of the season. Reliever Aaron Craig pitched an inning and a third of two hit, one run relief to notch his third save of the season.
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