Hey all! The boy was in a local dance company’s summer program and one of the groups put Tender in their number. Older song that was new to me. I love the vibe and there’s been a fair bit of “Tender Radio” on Spotify since then.
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Loading... Before this year's eclipse I was trying to find the glasses that I still had from the last eclipse. I knew they were in the garage somewhere, but couldn't find them after tearing through everything. They were nicer ones too (plastic frames instead of paper). I eventually gave up an ordered new ones before they all sold out. Naturally I just found them again. They somehow ended up in a box of random grilling implements. Oh well. Guess I better save them for 2044*!
*There's one in Japan in 2035 that I might consider trying to get to.
Heinie Wagner (1880)
Lefty Stewart (1900)
Jim Rooker (1942)
Woody Woodward (1942)
Dennis Lamp (1952)
Jim Morrison (1952)
Tony Fossas (1957)
Jim Winn (1959)
Pete Harnisch (1966)
Jeff Cirillo (1969)
Brent Abernathy (1977)
Mike Gosling (1980)
Matt Kemp (1984)
Joba Chamberlain (1985)
Trevor May (1989)
Left-hander Tony Fossas was drafted by the Twins in the ninth round in 1978, but did not sign.
INDIANPOLIS INDIANS 8, ST. PAUL SAINTS 7 IN ST. PAUL
Indianapolis took a 7-0 lead in the second, but St. Paul tied it 7-7 after four. Ji Hwan Bae singled home the deciding run in the sixth inning.
Multi-hit games: DaShawn Keirsey, Jr. was 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs. Jair Camargo was 2-for-3 with a walk. Carson McCusker was 2-for-4.
Home runs: Jeferson Morales (1).
Multi-RBI games: Morales 3 (7); Keirsey, Jr. 2 (81).
Stolen bases: None.
Pitching prowess: Travis Adams pitched three innings, giving up one run on three hits and a walk and striking out one. Giovanny Gallegos pitched a scoreless inning, giving up a hit and a walk. Steven Okert struck out two in a perfect inning.
Loss: Adams (0-2).
Opposition standout: Andres Alvarez was 3-for-3 with a triple and a walk.
Record: St. Paul is 32-42, in ninth place, 16.5 games behind Columbus.
TODAY'S TILT
12:07 Indianapolis at St. Paul (Caleb Boushley, 9-5, 4.98)
Looks like the temps are going to start dipping down from today. This could be the beginning of the end of (meteorological) summer.
(0 votes, average: 0.00 out of 10)Loading... Doc Powers (1870)
Hooks Dauss (1889)
Urban Shocker (1890)
Ira Flagstead (1893)
Harry Walker (1918)
Bob Lemon (1920)
Tommy Lasorda (1927)
Ken Aspromonte (1931)
Jim Fairey (1944)
Larry Dierker (1946)
Jeffrey Leonard (1955)
Wally Backman (1959)
Vince Coleman (1961)
Bob Geren (1961)
Mark Guthrie (1965)
Mike Matheny (1970)
Carlos Correa (1994)
Calvin Faucher (1995)
Four players born on this date made their debuts in 2019. That may not be a record, but it is unusual.
We would also like to wish a happy birthday to Spookymilk’s oldest daughter.
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS 8, ST. PAUL SAINTS 6 IN ST. PAUL
Indianapolis scored three in the ninth to break a 5-5 tie.
Multi-hit games: Chris Williams was 4-for-4 with two home runs, a double, three runs, and three RBIs. Payton Eeles was 2-for-4 with a double and a walk. DaShawn Keirsey, Jr. was 2-for-4.
Home runs: Williams 2 (17).
Multi-RBI games: Williams 3 (41).
Stolen bases: Austin Martin 2 (7); Eeles (17).
Pitching prowess: Marco Raya pitched five shutout innings, giving up five hits and striking out four.
Loss: Ryan Jensen (4-5).
Opposition standout: Joshua Palacios was 3-for-5 with a home run, a double, and three RBIs.
Record: St. Paul is 32-41, in ninth place, 15.5 games behind Columbus.
TODAY'S TILT
5:07 Indianapolis at St. Paul (Randy Dobnak, 12-7, 3.90)
This is my 5,000th post on the .org. More milestones upcoming...
Go Loons!
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