Tyler's homer helped Este, but they needed Moore. A big day for Chris Parmelee wasn't enough for Licey.
Monthly Archives: October 2014
Happy Birthday–October 28
Tommy Tucker (1863)
Frank Smith (1879)
Doc Lavan (1890)
Johnny Neun (1900)
Joe Page (1917)
Bob Veale (1935)
Sammy Stewart (1954)
Bob Melvin (1961)
Lenny Harris (1964)
Larry Casian (1965)
Juan Guzman (1966)
Braden Looper (1974)
Nate McLouth (1981)
Jeremy Bonderman (1983)
This is my twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Coincidentally, it's Mrs. A's twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, too. She has announced that she is picking up my option for another year, for which I am most grateful.
Johnny Neun managed two major league teams, the Yankees in 1946 and Cincinnati from 1947-1948. Each time, he was replaced by someone who was nicknamed “Bucky”.
October 28, 2014: Robbed
I have to work Halloween night this year, which is typically my favorite holiday to spend with the girls. Ugh.
James Hunter 6 – Chicken Switch
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5ANNN1AFzA
I saw these 6 fellows absolutely destroy the crowd at Black Pot Festival this last weekend. OMG. Seriously, I'm in love.
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Mexican Matchups: Games of October 26
Amadeo rocks Mexicali in the only close game of the day. A good game for Eric Farris in his Mexican League debut.
Venezuelan View: Games of October 26
A three-run homer carries Margarita. Scoring runs is right up Castillo's Ali. Anzoategui doubles its pleasure against Lara.
Fall Festival: A Weekly Review
There were no games yesterday, so here's a look at how things are going in the Arizona Fall League.
Dominican Digest: Games of October 25
A Licey rally falls short. Singles are the key to big innings for Cibao and Aguilas. Twins combine to go 8-for-12.
Mexican Matchups: Games of October 25
An easy win for Obregon. An eighth-inning rally lifts Jalisco. Mazatlan nearly blows a big lead, but puts it away in the ninth.
Happy Birthday–October 27
Joe Mulvey (1858)
Patsy Dougherty (1867)
Shad Berry (1878)
Ralph Kiner (1922)
Del Rice (1922)
Pumpsie Green (1933)
Lee Stange (1936)
Mike Lum (1945)
Pete Vuckovich (1952)
U. L. Washington (1953)
Barry Bonnell (1953)
Tom Nieto (1960)
Bill Swift (1961)
Bip Roberts (1963)
Brad Radke (1972)
Jason Johnson (1973)
Kyle Waldrop (1985)
Bill Swift was drafted by Minnesota in the second round in 1983, but he did not sign.