6/5/18 MiLB Gameday: Beeks battling Bats

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lToday's Games:

International League Pawtucket Red Sox (Jalen Beeks) vs. Louisville Bats [CIN] (Cody Reed) [6:15pm]
Eastern League Portland Sea Dogs (Mike Shawaryn) vs. Bowie Baysox [BAL] (Jayson Aquino) [7:05pm]
Carolina League Salem Red Sox (Tanner Houck) @ Winston-Salem Dash [CHW] (Luis Martinez) [7:05pm]
South Atlantic League Greenville Drive (TBD/TBD) @ Augusta Greenjackets [SFG] (TBD/Joey Marciano) [4:35pm]
Dominican Summer League DSL Red Sox 1 @ DSL Royals 1 [10:30am]
Dominican Summer League DSL Red Sox 2 vs. DSL Cubs 1 [10:30am]

(Season Begins Later)
New York Penn League Lowell Spinners - Opening Day - June 15th
Gulf Coast League GCL Red Sox - Opening Day - June 18th

Notes:

Scoreboard:

Scoreboard

Media:

MiLB TV
MiLB Radio

Local Media:

Pawsox:

Providence Journal
Pawtucket Times

Seadogs: Portland Press Herald

Salem: Roanoke Times

Greenville: Greenville Online

Lowell: Lowell Sun

 

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PawSox fail in a bullpen game, 7-4.

Boxscore

Josh Smith surrendered three walks and a single in three scoreless innings; striking out a trio. Fernando Rodriguez relinquished three runs on four hits – including a Tony Cruz tater – over three frames; whiffing a quartet. Tyler Thornburg returned to rehab, pitching a 1-2-3 seventh with a K (nine pitches/eight strikes). Kyle Martin was mauled for four runs on six hits – including a Chadwick Tromp cuadrangular – and a walk over 1 1/3 innings; Martin also uncorked a wild pitch. Ty Buttrey came in and struck out the only two batters he faced to end the ninth.

Rusney Castillo had a perfect night with three singles, two doubles, and a stolen base. Adam Lind was a triple shy of the cycle with his 3-for-5 night. Mike Ohlman managed two singles and a walk in four matchups before being pinch run for by Aneury Tavarez; Tavarez was unable to get a hit in his one trip. Oscar Hernandez also had two singles and a base on balls in four opportunities. Mike Miller had two singles in four at-bats. Jordan Betts blooped a single in four jaunts. Tzu-Wei Lin and Cole Sturgeon each lined a single in five sessions; Lin added a stolen base and a caught stealing. Ramon Flores dropped down a sacrifice bunt in his four forays.

PawSox left 10 on base, going a mediocre 4-for-14 with runners in scoring position.

 

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Portland gets popped by Bowie, 7-1.

Boxscore

Dedgar Jimenez yielded four runs on three walks and seven hits – including an Anthony Santander swat – over six frames; whiffing four. Daniel McGrath pitched two scoreless innings, giving up a hit and a walk while striking out three. Kevin McAvoy failed to get an out in the ninth, being charged with three runs (two earned) on a double, three walks, and a wild pitch. Adam Lau let in two of the three runners he inherited, relinquishing a hit and striking out one in the ninth.

Jeremy Rivera ripped a single and dropped a sacrifice in four jaunts. Jhon Nunez notched a single in four at-bats. Tate Matheny managed two walks in four matchups. Austin Rei reached on a base on balls and a hit by pitch in four appearances. Danny Mars walked once in three trips. Josh Ockimey received a free pass in four opportunities. Chad De La Guerra, Jantzen Witte, and Deiner Lopez each logged four fruitless forays.

 

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Salem gets walked-off on, loses to Winston-Salem 6-5.

Boxscore

Darwinzon Hernandez was dinged for four runs on five hits – including a Joel Booker jack – and four walks over five frames; whiffing seven. Daniel Gonzalez gave up two runs (one earned) on six hits – including a solo round tripper by Zach Remillard – over 3 2/3 innings; whiffing three.

Gonzalez had a tough ninth in the loss. After getting one out, he gave up a single to Ti'Quan Foster. After getting the second out, his attempt to pick off Foster went awry, and Foster went to second. Alex Call came up and hit a comebacker which was deflected by Gonzalez to second baseman Brett Netzer. By the time the play ended, Foster was celebrating his walk-off dash with the rest of the Dash.

Brett Netzer notched a double, two walks, and a sacrifice fly in five trips. Tyler Hill and Jordan Wren each had a hit and a walk in four jaunts; Wren with a triple, Hill with a pair of swipes. Santiago Espinal and C.J. Chatham each contributed a single and a base on balls in five excursions. Chris Madera managed a single in four matchups. Bobby Dalbec and Roldani Baldwin each had a hit in five at-bats; Dalbec with his 12th bomb of the season. Jerry Downs was unable to deliver in four uninspired ups.

 

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A pitching battle ends in a walk-off blast; Drive lose game one 2-0.

Boxscore

South Atlantic League All-Star Kutter Crawford controlled the Jackets over six scoreless innings, giving up three hits and three walks while whiffing five. Lukas Young came in for the ninth and got two outs; but hit one batter before giving up the game-winning blast to Logan Baldwin.

Tanner Nishioka notched another perfect day, with a single and two doubles in three trips. SALLY All-Star Victor Acosta accumulated a single and a stolen base in three ventures. Lorenzo Cedrola – who was not named to the All-Star team – contributed a double in four at-bats. Marino Campana walked once in three matchups. Frankie Rios, Isaias Lucena, Michael Osinski, Everlouis Lozada, and Jagger Rusconi each had three junky jaunts.

 

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Drive pick up a split with a game two, 5-2 victory.

Boxscore

Enmanuel De Jesus yielded two runs on five hits, a hit by pitch, and a walk over six innings; whiffing a quartet and uncorking a wild pitch. Dominic LoBrutto tossed a 1-2-3 seventh, striking out one.

Ryan Fitzgerald – signed from the independent league Gary SouthShore RailCats in May – made his organizational debut a good one with two singles, a sacrifice bunt, and a successful steal of home in his three trips. Michael Osinski obtained two singles and a triple in four matchups; he was caught stealing however. Charlie Madden managed a single and two sacrifice flies in three attempts. Tanner Nishioka notched a single and a walk in three treks. Kervin Suarez slashed a single and dropped a sacrifice bunt in three sessions; he also stole a base. Jagger Rusconi ripped a single in three jaunts. Lorenzo Cedrola and Victor Acosta each laced a double in four ventures. Frankie Rios struck out in each of his four foul forays.

 

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Four pitchers combine to shut down the Royals, DSL1 wins 2-0.

Boxscore

Emerson Ortiz allowed three hits and struck out one in his five inning start. Angel Sosa surrendered a hit and a walk while whiffing one in the sixth. Jose Larez relinquished a hit and a walk over two frames; striking out one and uncorking a wild pitch. Osvaldo de la Rosa walked one and hit one in the ninth; whiffing one and committing a balk.

Brandon Rincones singled once in two trips before being pinch hit for by Leonel Jimenez who hit an RBI single in the eighth. Erick Flores flicked a triple and drew a walk in three excursions. Jose Mejias and Jesus Maita each had a single in three matchups. Gilberto Jimenez, Fabian Andrade, and Jose Navas each notched a single in four jaunts; Andrade was caught stealing. Denny Daza and Ceddanne Rafaela each suffered four fizzled forays.

 

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Lucas puts the DSL2 behind the eight-ball in a 6-2 defeat.

Boxscore

Bryan Lucas let in five runs on six hits and a walk in his 2 2/3 inning start; striking out six and uncorking a wild pitch. Johan Martinez yielded an unearned run on four hits and two walks over 6 1/3 frames; whiffing seven.

Oscar Rangel ripped a single and a double and stole a base in four opportunities. Ronaldo Pulgar punched a single, drew a walk, and stole two bases in four attempts. Angel Gonzalez golfed a double in three appearances. Antoni Flores flipped a single and drew a base on balls in four forays. Angel Maita and Carlos Martinez each managed a hit in four matchups; Maita with a double. Nelfy Abreu earned a free pass and was subsequently caught stealing in his four ups. Danny Diaz and Kleiber Rodriguez each suffered four terrible treks.