happy birthday, Pete.
2010
EDIT: and also to the long suffering milkmaid!
happy birthday, Pete.
2010
EDIT: and also to the long suffering milkmaid!
It took a lot longer than many of us thought it should have, but.
Ladies* and gentlemen, I give you...
Kyle Gibson.
(cue thunderous applause and hopefully more than a strikeout every other inning)
Mike Pelfrey was placed on the fifteen-day disabled list with a strained back.
Pedro Hernandez was recalled from Rochester, then was optioned to Rochester the next day.
Kyle Gibson was recalled from Rochester.
Aaron Hicks was sent to Rochester on a rehab assignment.
Esmerling Vasquez was released by Rochester.
Logan Darnell was promoted from New Britain to Rochester.
Nick Blackburn was sent from Rochester to the GCL Twins on a rehab assignment.
Matthew Summers was promoted from Fort Myers to New Britain.
Byron Buxton was promoted from Cedar Rapids to Fort Myers.
Madison Boer was sent from Fort Myers to Cedar Rapids.
Bruce Pugh was activated from the disabled list by New Britain.
Bobby Lanigan was released by New Britain.
Frank Encarnacion was assigned to the DSL Twins.
Colorado organization (AAA Colorado Springs) releases Brett Jacobson.
Gary of the American Association trades Steve Liddle to Southern Illinois of the Frontier League for a player to be named later.
Lancaster of the Atlantic League signs Esmerling Vasquez.
Philadelphia organization sends Matt Tolbert from Class A Clearwater to the GCL Phillies on a rehab assignment.
San Francisco organization (AAA Fresno) releases Boof Bonser.
Southern Maryland of the Atlantic League activates Eduardo Morlan.
Toronto transfers Ramon Ortiz from the fifteen-day disabled list to the sixty-day disabled list.
Washington sends Wilson Ramos to the GCL Nationals on a rehab assignment.
It takes a certain kind of person to get a bloody gash above his eye while working retail. Apparently, I'm that person.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgxU-VxKs7M
The Queens have just released a new Album that's garnering a lot of critical acclaim. I haven't listened the whole way through, but I dig the title track.
Big days by Chris Colabello and Miguel Sano aren't enough. Elizabethton wins its seventh straight. Nick Blackburn conquers the Gulf Coast League.
Wilbert Robinson (1863)
Harry Frazee (1880)
Bobby Veach (1888)
Ollie Carnegie (1899)
Ken Blackman (1911)
Dizzy Trout (1915)
Cal Drummond (1917)
Bob Shaw (1933)
Katsuya Nomura (1935)
Harmon Killebrew (1936)
Larry Stahl (1941)
John Boccabella (1941)
Bruce Kimm (1951)
Rick Honeycutt (1954)
Pedro Guerrero (1956)
John Wehner (1967)
Trey Hodges (1978)
Dusty Hughes (1982)
Harry Frazee was the owner of the Red Sox from 1916-1923 and is best remembered for selling Babe Ruth to the Yankees.
Ollie Carnegie is the all-time home run king of the International League with 258. He started his minor league career at age 32.
Ken Blackman was a minor league player, college coach, minor league executive, and major league scout.
Cal Drummond was an American League umpire from 1960-1969.
Katsuya Nomura hit 657 home runs in Japan during his twenty-five-year career.
James Shields
v
Phillip DeWayne Walters
Hopefully, Walters can record more than two outs before hitting the wall.
I thought I'd keep this here instead of clogging the CoC or game log. Here's the leaderboard:
If you'd like to help me keep everything updated, which I can assure you will be very much appreciated, the link is here. Simply go to the "HitQuery" sheet at the bottom and change the "N" to a "Y" when someone on the list gets a hit. The spreadsheet will take care of the rest and the above scoreboard will auto-update.