6-0 as we take the biggest lead in the Stout we've had all season, 2 games. I'm not sure what's going on in Washington, but I'll happy that the boys are taking advantage of their struggles. However, I'm not sure a 4-3 week really counts as struggling.
IF Geoff Perritt returned to the lineup after a bout of shoulder tendenitits that kept him out for the last three weeks. He showed no signs of rust though, going 11/20 with 2 home runs and 10 RBI en route to his 2nd IL POW (3rd of his BLB career) of the year.
I'm very proud of the way 1B D.J. Gosser has played even after getting his contract. He has shown zero drop off in production and put up a heck of a performance last week.
Our pitching staff produced a 1.83 ERA lead by 24 year old hurler, SP Jerrod Blick. Blick threw another gem last week vs. Davenport going 8.1 innings, with just 1 ER and 7 HA. This would mark the 13th time this season that the former Oregon State star pitcher pitched 7+ innings in a start.
Not to be outdone, 28 year old starter, Jimmy Cooper went 7 IP giving up 2 ER but sat down an impressive 13 Brawlers in the process. It doesn't seem possible for a guy that barely clocks 90 with any of his five decent pitches but from time to time, the Tennessee native and former NCAA Outstanding pitcher can be nearly un-hittable when his control is on.
We won't get too excited about a 2 game lead in the Stout because we know that Washington can get back easily. However, going into September with a 2 game lead is better than anything we'd hoped could happen to this point.
IF Geoff Perritt returned to the lineup after a bout of shoulder tendenitits that kept him out for the last three weeks. He showed no signs of rust though, going 11/20 with 2 home runs and 10 RBI en route to his 2nd IL POW (3rd of his BLB career) of the year.
I'm very proud of the way 1B D.J. Gosser has played even after getting his contract. He has shown zero drop off in production and put up a heck of a performance last week.
Our pitching staff produced a 1.83 ERA lead by 24 year old hurler, SP Jerrod Blick. Blick threw another gem last week vs. Davenport going 8.1 innings, with just 1 ER and 7 HA. This would mark the 13th time this season that the former Oregon State star pitcher pitched 7+ innings in a start.
Not to be outdone, 28 year old starter, Jimmy Cooper went 7 IP giving up 2 ER but sat down an impressive 13 Brawlers in the process. It doesn't seem possible for a guy that barely clocks 90 with any of his five decent pitches but from time to time, the Tennessee native and former NCAA Outstanding pitcher can be nearly un-hittable when his control is on.
We won't get too excited about a 2 game lead in the Stout because we know that Washington can get back easily. However, going into September with a 2 game lead is better than anything we'd hoped could happen to this point.
Comment