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  • #16
    California Kodiaks (12-14 : 6 GB in Porter)

    Record This Week: 4-3


    1-1 @ Baltimore
    Good:
    - Joe Lopez picks up his first win of the season going 6.1 giving up 3 runs. He did have an ugly 8/2 BB/K ratio though.
    - Bullpen was strong going 11 2/3 innings and only giving up 2 runs.
    - Robby Shannon went 5/10 with 4 RBI's.
    - Conan Wilkerson went 6 innings giving up one run on five hits. Had a nice 9/1 K/BB

    Bad:
    - Owen Gilbertson 1/11
    - Lost another extra innings game 3-1 in 15

    1-1 @ Batavia
    Good:
    - Oswaldo Escarcaga went seven in a quality start
    - Owen Gilbertson 2/5, Double, Triple, 3 walks

    Bad:
    - Victoro Diaz keeps up giving home runs. The guy has a 6 in movement yet he's giving up a bomb every seven innings

    2-1 vs. Virginia
    Good:
    - Conan Wilkerson getting the win in the #1 vs. #2 prospect showdown

    Bad:
    - Joe Toapanta 0.2 IP, 6 ER. Ouch


    Next Week: 3 @ Wilmington, 3 vs. Washington
    California Kodiaks - GM - 1982-2013
    Brewmaster's Cups: 1987
    Import League Champions: 1987, 1989
    Porter Division Champions:
    1986, 1987, 1989, 1999
    , 2000
    Import League Wild Card: 2001, 2003, 2004

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    • #17
      I had to face Theodore, McEvoy and Chavarraga this week. Sato hit a two-run homer off of Theodore in the first, but those were the only runs I scored against the three. I'm happy to get a 3-4 sim and I hope I start missing the other team's top pitchers soon.

      In one of my games against Los Alamos I managed only 3 hits not counting those by my pitcher but those 3 hits plus a 3-3 day at the plate by Pateshall, 7 walks and 3 errors by Los Alamos were good enough for 6 runs and a win.

      I don't think this team will be good enough over the long haul but am hoping to stay in contention for another few weeks as it makes a pretty big difference at the gate.

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      • #18
        I don't believe in my hot start. I think Wilmington and Virginia are still just as likely to win the Stout as I am.
        Wilmington Wildcats- 2057-
        Seattle Pilots- 2017-2041
        Washington Bats - 1979-2013

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Pat View Post
          I don't believe in my hot start. I think Wilmington and Virginia are still just as likely to win the Stout as I am.
          Dang, that's bad news or are you just being modest? I've been counting on you to keep Wolf's pot alive by ousting Philly and Dallas from the playoffs when the time comes.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Pat View Post
            I don't believe in my hot start. I think Wilmington and Virginia are still just as likely to win the Stout as I am.
            I think you're half right... I think you're not as good as your hot start, but I don't see anyone getting within 8-10 games of winning the Stout when all is said and done.
            The Great One!

            To many rings to count...

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Riverman View Post
              Dang, that's bad news or are you just being modest?
              Something new I am trying.
              Wilmington Wildcats- 2057-
              Seattle Pilots- 2017-2041
              Washington Bats - 1979-2013

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              • #22
                I love my minor league roster.

                Top prospect SP Jeremiah Gray has had a nice bit of luck (sarcasm alert!)

                He's allowed 7 earned runs in his last four starts throwing at least 8 innings in three of those starts and has gone 0-4. He's also been the victim of two 1-0 losses in that same span of games. Gray is currently 0-4 with a 1.75 ERA.

                Next up, Julian Murillo in AA ball. He has given up one earned run in each of the last four of five starts (gave up 6 earned runs in his worst start of the young season). He's 2-2 with a 2.73 ERA.
                Denver Bulls

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                • #23
                  I loved Gray in that draft.

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by The Pride View Post
                    I love my minor league roster.

                    Top prospect SP Jeremiah Gray has had a nice bit of luck (sarcasm alert!)

                    He's allowed 7 earned runs in his last four starts throwing at least 8 innings in three of those starts and has gone 0-4. He's also been the victim of two 1-0 losses in that same span of games. Gray is currently 0-4 with a 1.75 ERA.

                    Next up, Julian Murillo in AA ball. He has given up one earned run in each of the last four of five starts (gave up 6 earned runs in his worst start of the young season). He's 2-2 with a 2.73 ERA.

                    I'm not sure it is just bad luck.

                    A lot of guys are fielding ringers on their A teams and it can be pretty hard on the young hitters who are actually A-level players to handle them.

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                    • #25
                      That's wack.

                      My A ball team is actually playing well, though. I think it's mostly the pitching. I don't see much offensive talent in A ball. Not enough to have their record. It's definitely pitching.
                      Denver Bulls

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by BradZ View Post

                        Good:...No injuries to speak of.
                        Just thought I should repeat that, in case the injury gods missed it the first time.

                        You're welcome, injury gods.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Gyrodork View Post
                          Just thought I should repeat that, in case the injury gods missed it the first time.

                          You're welcome, injury gods.
                          I clearly said, no injuries to speak of, lol. Perhaps I could have mentioned a minor leaguer who suffered a fractured skull or another with a ruptured biceps tendon. We've still got injuries as an organization, just a bit further south this week. Not to mention my broken record message that says "3 of our original starting 8 offensive players are currently on the disabled list".

                          Please keep your hexes in the DL, lol.
                          Last edited by BradZ; 06-24-2009, 09:16 PM.
                          Philly Freedom
                          Owner & GM: 1987 - Pres.
                          Porter Div. Champs (Mbr '84-'15): 1984, 1985, 1988, 1990, 1991, 2002, 2004, 2010, 2011
                          Stout Div. Champs (Mbr '78-'83 & '16-present): 2016, 2017
                          IL Wild Card Winner: 1987, 2013, 2018, 2019
                          Import League Champs: 1984, 2010, 2017

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                          • #28
                            Nice save! The injury gods are appeased.

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                            • #29
                              Well we improved our record quite a bit, but unfortunately we are still 10 GB.
                              Wilmington Wildcats - BLB

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