Friday, June 16, 2006

6/15 Recap

AAA - Richmond
The Richmond Braves dropped their sixth and seventh games in a row on Thursday.  Overall they have lost 9 out of 10.  Kevin Barry had a setback in the first game.  He gave up 6 runs (4 earned) on 7 hits in 6 innings but didn't record a strikeout.  Scott Thorman went 0-3 so naturally they Braves didn't score any runs.  Little Jonathan Schuerholz went 2-3 to raise his average to .146.

Louisville 6, Richmond 0

In game number two, Richmond achieved 3 hits and 1 unearned run.  Once again Scott Thorman was 0-3.  All 3 hits were singles and Jamal Strong walked once.  It was truly a pitiful offensive performance.  Jonathan Johnson, who I admit I've never heard of, got pounded for 4.1 innings.

Louisville 8, Richmond 1

AA - Mississippi
Yet another terrible day with the bats here in Mississippi.  At least Mississippi could get 8 hits.  Gregor Blanco doubled and scored their only run thanks to Yunel Escobar.  Christ Waters gave up 6 runs in 4 innings.  Glen Tucker gave up 1 run on 1 hit in 3 innings of relief.

Jacksonville 7, Mississippi 1

High A - Myrtle Beach

Finally a win!  The Pelicans may have been outhit 12-7 but they outscored Salem 4-2 where it counts.  Gonzalo Lopez gave up 5 hits and 1 walk in 4 shutout innings.  Charlie Morton relieved him and gave up 5 hits and only 1 run in 3 innings.  David Watkins recorded the final out for his 4th save of the year.  Carl Loadenthal raised his average to .304 with a 2-3 day.  He also walked and doubled.  Steven Doetsch and James Jurich each drove in runs for Myrtle Beach.

Low A - Rome
Carlos Rivas had another good start as he gave up 1 run in 6 innings while striking out 6.  His ERA is now down to 2.55.  Tyler Bullock walked 4 and gave up 3 hits in 2 innings but escaped with just 1 run against him.  Kala Kaaihue went 2-4 with his 15th home run.  That was about it for the offense as Rome fell 2-1.

Augusta 2, Rome 1

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