May 2010
Game 51 – SWB Yankees vs. Durham Bulls
SWB YANKEES (30-20) Greg Golson CF Reegie Corona 3B Eduardo Nunez SS David Winfree RF Jon Weber 1B Colin Curtis DH Reid Gorecki C Jeff Natale 2B RHP Ivan Nova (2-1, 3.38) _______________________________________________ Durham Bulls (28-22) R Elliot Johnson 2B Kelly Shoppach C Dan Johnson 3B Ryan Shealy 1B Chris Richard DH Desmond Jennings CF J.J. Fermaniak SS Fernando Perez RF LHP Heath Phillips (3-4, 4.50) Umpires - Home Plate- Art Thigpen, First base – Steve Barga, Third Base – Jon Merry (CC) Good evening everyone, this is Josh Horton at PNC Field filling in for Mike Vander Woude. Tonight’s contest is the first of a four game homestand with the Bull’s, game time is scheduled for 7:05. Game Notes:
STARTING LINEUPS FOR 5/31
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A rare site here at the ballpark, the Durham Bulls are actually taking infield/outfield. First team I have seen take infield/outfield all year.
David Winfree just doubled in Winfree to give the yankees a 1-0 lead. Jon Weber flew out to left field and Jesus Montero is now at the plate with one out in the bottom half of the 4th inning.
Game 50 – SWB Yankees vs. Syracuse Chiefs
SWB YANKEES (30-19) Greg Golson CF Reegie Corona 3B Eduardo Nunez SS Jon Weber RF Chad Huffman 1B David Winfree DH Jesus Montero C Reid Gorecki LF Jeff Natale 2B RHP Romulo Sanchez (2-2, 4.67) _______________________________________________ Syracuse Chiefs (28-20) Pete Orr CF Luis Ordaz 2B Leonard Davis LF Chris Duncan 1B Chase Lambin 3B Devin Ivany C Jamie Burke DH Eric Bruntlett RF Pedro Lopez SS LHP Matt Chico (1-1, 5.79) Umpires - Home Plate- Vic Carapazza, First base – Chris Conroy, Third Base – John Conrad (Stephen Strasburg vs. Rene Rivera in last night’s 3-2 victory over the Chiefs) Good afternoon everyone, this is Josh Horton filling in for Mike Vander Woude from Alliance Bank Stadium in Syracuse, New York. The Yankees and Chiefs will face off for fifth straight game today at 5:05. Game Notes:
FINAL SWB (30-20) 4 7 1 LOU (29-20) WP – Ron Villone (2-2) LP – Romulo Sanchez SV – Joel Peralta (16) TOG – 2:53 / Attendance The Yankees let a 4-0 lead get away and suffered the loss of the final game of their two game road trip in Syracuse. Romulo Sanchez was credited with the loss and Ron Villone picked up the win. SWB YANKEES (29-19) Greg Golson CF Reegie Corona 2B Eduardo Nunez SS Jon Weber LF Chad Huffman 1B Jesus Montero C Rene Rivera DH Reid Gorecki RF Matt Cusick 3B RHP Tim Redding (0-0, 0.00) _______________________________________________ Syracuse Chiefs (28-19) Pete Orr CF Leonard Davis LF Kevin Mench RF Josh Whitesell 1B Chase Lambin 3B Chris Duncan DH Luis Ordaz 2B Pedro Lopez SS Jamie Burke C RHP Stephen Strasburg (3-0, 0.39) Umpires - Home Plate- John Conrad, First base – Vic Carapazza, Third Base – Chris Conroy. Game Notes:
FINAL SWB (30-19) 3 9 LOU (28-20) WP – Zack Segovia (2-1) LP – Stephen Strasburg (3-1) SV – Jonathan Albaladejo (16) TOG – 2:13 / Attendance 13,115 The Yankees and Chiefs will play the second game of their two game series in Syracuse tomorrow at 5:00 pm. Matt Chico will go for the Chiefs and Romulo Sanchez will make the start for the Yankees.
Game 1 of 2 SWB YANKEES (27-18) Greg Golson LF Curtis Granderson CF Eduardo Nunez SS Jon Weber C Jesus Montero DH Chad Huffman 1B Reid Gorecki RF Reegie Corona 2B Matt Cusick 3B RHP Zach McAllister (3-2, 4.33) _______________________________________________ Syracuse Chiefs (28-18) Pete Orr CF Leonard Davis LF Kevin Mench RF Josh Whitesell 1B Chase Lambin 3B Chris Duncan DH Pedro Lopez SS Eric Bruntlett 2B Jamie Burke C RHP Shairon Martis (2-2 5.10) weather – Beautiful warm and sunny day at PNC Field. Update 6:18 - Kevin Mench just doubled in Pete Orr. 1-0 Syracuse in the top half of the fourth inning. Update 6:45 – Matt Cusick just tied the game at 1-1 with a sacrifice fly to right left-center field. Chad Huffman scored on the play. Update 6:47 - Greg Golson just ripped an RBI single up the middle to give the Yankees a 2-1 lead. Reid Gorecki scored on the play. Two outs and Eduardo Nunez is at the plate for the Yankees in the bottom half of the fifth inning. Update 7:03 – Jonathan Albaladejo has come in to relieve Zach McAllister after six innings of work. McAllister allowed just one run and three hits. Albaladejo will try and work a scoreless seventh and give the Yankees their 28th victory. Update 7:18 - Game one over. Yankees win. Jonathan Albaladejo struck out Jamie Burke to end the game. The Chiefs left runners stranded on second and third base. Game two lineups coming shortly.
Game 2 of 2 SWB YANKEES (28-18) Greg Golson CF Reegie Corona 3B Eduardo Nunez SS Jon Weber DH Chad Huffman LF Rene Rivera C Reid Gorecki RF P.J. Pilittere 1B Jeff Natale 2B LHP Kei Igawa (2-0, 5.09) _______________________________________________ Syracuse Chiefs (28-19) Pete Orr CF Leonard Davis LF Kevin Mench DH Josh Whitesell 1B Chase Lambin 3B Chris Duncan RF Luis Ordaz 2B Pedro Lopez SS Devin Ivony C RHP Jeff Mandel (1-0, 1.46) weather – Temperatures have dropped and there is a nice breeze. Hopefully the rain will stay away for a few hours. Update 7:50 – Leonard Davis scored off of a single by Josh Whitesell to give the Chiefs a 1-0 advantage after a 1/2 of an inning of play. Update 8:42 - Kevin Mench and Josh Whitesell just scored off of a double by Chase Lambin. 3-0 Chiefs top of the third inning. Update 8:56 – Jeff Natale just scored from third after a sacrifice fly off the bat of Eduardo Nunez. The score is now 3-1 Chiefs after three innings of play at PNC Field. Update 9:06 – Devin Ivany scored from third after a passed ball by Kevin Whelan. Kevin Mench scored on a line drive by Josh Whitesell. The score is now 5-1 in favor of the Chiefs after 3 1/2 innings of play. Update 9:23 – Luis Ordaz scored off of a ground rule double by Devin Ivany. 6-1 Chiefs. Update 10:03 – Jon Weber and Chad Huffman scored off of a double by Rene Rivera. The Yankees are still down 6-3 after six innings of play. Update 10:30 – Yankees lose 6-3. The Yankees and the Chiefs will play again tomorrow at 7:05 at PNC Field. J.D. Martin will take the hill for the Chiefs. Dustin Moseley will take the mound for the Yankees. Enterance to Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum
SWB Manager Dave Miley’s signature on his Louisville Slugger
SWB Hitting Coach Butch Wynegar’s signature on his Louisville Slugger Final day in Louisville and a visit to the city would not be complete without a trip to the Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum. If you have not been here you really need to go. One of the many cool things at the musuem prior to going on the tour is the wall as you first enter the lobby. It has the signature on a “wall of fame” of every player under contract with Louisville Slugger. Two of the members of the current SWB field staff happen to be on that wall and the above pictures are of their name plates as they would have appeared on the bats they used back in the day. Not bad company to share a display wall with the likes of Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, Mickey Mantle, Harmon Kilebrew, George Brett and others. A must see…..Really. On to other things baseball related for the Yankees…. Curtis Granderson is in the line up and will hit second and play in centerfield for seven innings tonight before being replaced. He will most likely appear with SWB in the first game of the DH on Thursday. But I let him tell you all about the rest of his rehab when he joins me on tonight’s pregame show on “The Game Sports Radio Network.” How about that for a plug! The show starts at 6:35 PM and can be heard on 1280 AM, 1340 AM, 1440 AM and 1590 AM in NEPA. If you’re not in the area you can listen at www.swbyankees.com or at www.minorleaguebaseball.com RHP Ivan Nova getting the start for the Yankees tonight and should improve upon his last outing which was his shortest of the season at 2.1 innings. True he was hit in the foot with a line drive but also remember he had gone 17 days inbetween starts and while with the Major League club only threw 3.0 innings in actual games. So there was a certain amount of rust he needed to shake loose. David Winfree who has been hampered by a sore left wrist is doing ok and took ground balls at first base during BP this afternoon and should hopefully be back in the lineup soon. The probables for the upcoming five games in four days with Syracuse look like this…. Thursday @ SWB G1 SYR – RHP Jeff Mandel (1-0, 1.46) vs. SWB – RHP Zach McAllister (2-2, 4.33) G2 SYR – RHP Shairon Martis (2-2, 5.10) vs SWB – LHP Kei Igawa (2-0, 5.09) Friday @ SWB SYR – RHP J.D. Martin (2-1, 2.97) vs. SWB – RHP Dustin Moseley (1-2, 4.72) Saturday @ SYR SWB – RHP Jason Hirsh (4-5, 3.09) @ SYR – RHP Stephen Strasburg (3-0, 0.39) Sunday @ SYR SWB – RHP Romulo Sanchez (2-2, 4.36) @ SYR – LHP Matt Chico (1-0, 6.00) If you want to see Strasburg in what everyone says will be the final game of his minor league career (at least for now). Good luck! The ‘Cuse is a pretty easy drive up 81 although I doubt there are a whole lot of tickets left. STARTING LINEUPS FOR 5/25 SWB YANKEES (27-17) Greg Golson LF Curtis Granderson CF Eduardo Nunez SS Jesus Montero C Jon Weber DH Reid Gorecki RF Reegie Corona 2B Matt Cusick 3B RHP Ivan Nova (2-0, 3.43) _______________________________________________ LOUISVILLE BATS (20-25) Chris Burke CF Zack Cozart SS Yonder Alonso 1B Wladimir Balentien RF Luis Terrero DH Chris Valaika 2B Wilken Castillo C Michael Griffin LF Todd Frazier 3B RHP Chad Reineke (1-3, 3.60) Umpires: HP – Chris Conroy, 1B – John Conrad, 3B – Vic Carrapazza First pitch at 7:05 PM 86 degrees – WIND ESE at 10 mph BOT 1st 0-0 Nice peg by Jesus Montero in the bottom of the first inning after Chris Burke drew a walk on a 3-2 pitch by SWB starter Ivan Nova. Burke was off and running on the first pitch and Montero threw a seed to second base and Burke slid righit into the tag of Reegie Corona. Great play considering the Bats had stolen 18 bases in 20 attempts during the season series in 2010. BOT 3rd 0-0 Another great throw by Montero cutting down Michael Griffin trying to steal second base following a lead off walk. Curtis Granderson showing the groin is ok by going deep to center field and making a nice running catch off the bat of Todd Frazier. BOT 6th LOU 2 – SWB 0 Todd Frazier continues his torrid hitting against the Yankees this season as he begin the game with a .429 average the Yankees this season with 2 HR and 4 RBI’s. Frazier hammered a Nova pitch over stands in left and onto the concourse for a solo homer. His sixth homer of the season and third in three days against SWB. Two batters later Zack Cozart snuck one over the wall in left center for his sixth of the year and the second solo HR of the inning gave the Bats the 2-0 advantage. BOT 7th LOU 3 – SWB 0 Ivan Nova is done for the night. The Yankees right hander threw 81 pitches over his 6.0 innings of work. He allowed 2R both earned 4H (two homers) with 3K’s and 2BB. Zack Segovia is on the mound for the Yankees in releif of Nova. Segovia got the first two hitters with no problem on a ground out and a strikeout. Witih two down Segovia lost Castillo on a 3-2 pitch for ball four and the two out walk extended the inning. Michael Griffin nearly went yard to left hitting the top of the fence and staying in the yard for a run producing double to make the Bats lead 3-0. The Yankees picked up one in the top of the ninth inning off Jesus Delgado on an RBI double by Eduardo Nunez that scored Greg Golson, who led the inning off with a double. With one down and Nunez at second base, Jesus Montero, facing Logan Ondrusek, lined into a game ending double play. Montero lined sharply to Zack Cozart at shortstop who threw to second to double off Nunez who had strayed too far off the bag. FINAL R H E LOB SWB (27-18) 1 6 0 3 LOU (21-25) 3 6 0 4 WP – Chad Reineke (2-3) LP – Ivan Nova (2-1) SV – Logan Ondrusek (2) TOG – 2:09 / Attendance 7,404 Louisville Slugger Field, another of the IL’s great yards, opened in 2000. Curtis Granderson is in the Yankees lineup again this morning and will be the DH and is expected to play the entire game. The plan is for him to get the start in centerfield on Tuesday night and play seven innings. David Winfree is not in the lineup again this morning/afternoon. He has a sore left wrist, nothing real serious, he has gotten treatment on it and is still a day to day proposition. Ivan Nova is still slated to get the start here tomorrow nigth despite getting drilled in the foot by a Perdo Alvarez line drive in his last start on Thursday. X-Ray’s were negative and he is walking around limp. The Yankees snapped a 37.2 inning scoreless streak at Louisville Field with a third inning run in Sunday’s 5-1 loss to the Bats. The last run scored by SWB in this ballpark was on May 9, 2009 when the Yankees picked up a pair of runs in the top of the third inning. SWB went the remainder of the second game of the series in ’09 (6.0 innings), lost game three 3-0 in 11 innings (17.0) and were shutout in game four as well (26.0 innings). Opening this season, Sam LeCure tossed a one hit shutout on Saturday (35.0 innings) and it took until two outs in the third inning against Travis Wood to finally score. Monday’s Lineups SWB Yankees (26-17) Greg Golson CF Curtis Granderson DH Eduardo Nunez SS Jesus Montero C Jon Weber RF Chad Huffman 1B Reid Gorecki LF Reegie Corona 3B Jeff Natale 2B RHP Romulo Sanchez (2-2, 4.50) _____________________________________________ Louisville Bats (20-24) Chris Burke CF Zack Cozart SS Yonder Alonso LF Drew Sutton 1B Corky Miller C Chris Valaika 2B Michael Griffin RF Wilkin Castillo DH Todd Frazier 3B LHP Ben Jukich (1-3, 5.63) Louisville scratched scheduled starter Aroldis Chapman late yesterday with a blister on the middle finger of his pitching hand so that is why the Yankees are facing Ben Jukich in game three of the series. 81 degrees at the start of the game with winds out of the ESE at 4 MPH (out to left) BOT 1st / Bats 1 – SWB 0 Louisville got the first run of the game home for the third straight game scoring in the bottom of the first inning on a throwing error by catcher Jesus Montero. With runners on the corners following back-to-back singles to open the game and a stolen base by leadoff man Chris Burke, the Bats had runners on the cormers. With one down in the inning Zack Cozart took off to steal second base. When Montero’s throw went into centerfield, Burke scored from third and Louisville led 1-0. For the 2010 season the Bats have stolen 17 bases against the Yankees in 19 attempts. TOP 2nd / SWB 2 – LOU 1 THe Yankees picked up their first lead at Louisville Slugger Field since May 9th of 2009 (a span of 380 days) picking up two runs in the top of the second off Ben Jukich. With one down in the inning and Reid Gorecki at third base following a walk and a double by Reegie Corona, Jeff Natale picked up his first RBI as a Yankee with a SAC fly to left scoring Gorecki to tie the game at 1-1. With two down and Corona still at second base Greg Goleson delivered an RBI single to make it 2-1. Heading to the top of the fifth inning and Ben Jukich is done for the Bats. Right hander Federico Baez takes over for Jukich who went 4.0 IP and allowed 2R, 2ER on 5H with 3K and 2BB. The best that Jukich can do is a no decision. A long fly ball to left center off the bat of Jon Weber turned into an adventure for Yonder Alonso for the Bats, a first baseman by trade, took perhaps as bad a path to a fly ball as I have ever seen but still made the catch. I will say this as a left fielder he makes a fine first baseman. BOT 5th / SWB 2 - Bats 2 The Bats picked up the equalizer in the bottom of the fifth inning with two outs on a squeeze bunt by Drew Sutton that scored Chris Burke to knot the game at 2-2. Burke reached on a lead off walk and moved to second base on the Bats 20th stolen base off the Yankees this season in seven games. Burke moved ot third base on Yonder Alonso’s grounder to second with one down and scored on Sutton’s perfect bunt up the line at third. Corona made a great effort but Sutton just out ran the baseball. BOT 6th / Bats 3 – SWB 2 The Bats took the lead with another single run coming in the bottom of the sixth inning. With one out Michael Griffin doubled to left and went to third on a single to left by Wilken Castillo. Romulo Sanchez was taken out in favor of Mark Melancon who allowed a single to the first batter he faced, Todd Frazier. The RBI hit scoring Griffin gave the Bats a 3-2 lead. Sanchez finished the day with 5.1 IP 7H, 3R, 2ER, 5K, 3BB. TOP 8th / SWB 6 – LOU 3 The Yankees knocked around Logan Ondrusek in the top of the eighth picking up four runs on four hits to take a 6-3 advantage. The first four hitters of the inning all reached base with Jon Weber leading off the inning with a double, a single by Chad Huffman moved Weber to third and extended his hit streak to match his season high at six. Reid Gorecki singled to left scring Weber and tying the game at 3-3. Reegie Corona drew a walk to load the bases. Pinch hitter Rene Rivera got the second run home in the inning on a grounder to third. After strikeout, Curtis Granderson knocked home a pair with a two out 2RBI single to center giving the Yankees a 6-3 lead. Jonathan Albaladejo in to try and close out the Bats in the bottom of the ninth inning going for his 14th save in as many opportunities. Mark Melancon pitched 2.2 innings allowing 5H, with 2K’s and 1 BB. Albaladejo made it a little interesting in the ninth with a lead off walk and a one out error by Matt Cusick at third. Albaladejo faced the tying run in consecutive at bats but struck out Michael Griffin looking and Wilkin Castillo swinging to end the game. Final R H E LOB SWB 6 13 2 10 LOU 3 10 0 14 WP Mark Melancon (5-1) LP Logan Ondrusek (0-1) SV Jonathan Albaladejo (14) Attn – 13,060 TOG – 3:16 It has been awhile since I have been on the blog so apologies for that. There have been some crazy days with transactions and other things one the road that have been keeping me busy. Starting lineups 5/23 SWB (26-16) Greg Golson LF Curtis Granderson CF Eduardo Nunez SS Jesus Montero DH Chad Huffman 1B Rene Rivera C Reid Gorecki RF Reegie Corona 3B Jeff Natale 2B RHP Jason Hirsh (4-4, 3.40) _____________________________________ Louisville (19-24) Chris Burke CF Zach Cozart SS Yonder Alonso 1B Drew Sutton LF Corky Miller C Chris Valaika 2B Michael Griffin RF Wilkin Castillo C Todd Frazier 3B LHP Travis Wood (1-4, 4.47) Granderson is in the lineup again starting in centerfield and will get five innings today in center, nine innings tomorrow at the DH spot and then seven innings on Tuesday in centerfield in the final game of the four game series. BOT – 1ST Louisville 2 – SWB 0 The Bats picked up a pair off Yankees starter Jason Hrish in the first inning on what appeared to be a couple of home friendly calls. Chris Burke led off the inning with an infield single that certainly seemed (and tv replay confirmed it) that he was out at first base on a nice play by third baseman Reegie Corona. The Bats Zack Cozart followed with a single to left getting Burke to third. During the AB to Yonder Alonso, Cozart stole second base although he appeared to be out on a nice throw by Rene Rivera, the new Yankee catcher. Alonso delivered the first run of the stadium with an RBI single to left for a 1-0 lead. Drew Sutton followed with a SAC fly and the Bats led 2-0. BOT 2nd Louisville 3 – SWB 0 Todd Frazier hit a 412 foot homer to left off Hirsh, who has allowed six this season. It was a no doubter by Frazier who had been in a slump that had driven his average down to .190. TOP 3rd Louisville 3 – SWB 1 The Yankees got on the board in the top of the third inning off Bats starter Travis Wood with a two out rally. Jeff Natale drew a one out walk from Wood and went first to third on Curtis Granderson’s single. With two out and runners on the corners, Eduardo Nunez singled to right field scoring Natale for a 3-1 Bats lead. BOT 4th Louisville 5 – SWB 1 Two more solo homers hit off Hirsh a lead off shot to right by Wilken Castillo and then a second solo homer to left by Frazier who came into this series yesterday with a .187 average and is now 3-6 with 2 HR and a double. BOT 6th Louisville 5 – SWB 1 Jason Hirsh is done for the afternoon. The right hander went 5.0 innings allowed 5R all earned on 8H with 3K and 1BB. The Bats hit three homers off Hirsh who has allowed a team high eight on the season. Top 7th Louisville 5 – SWB 1 Travis Wood is gone as well. The Bats starter wasn’t no hit good like LeCure was yesterday but was dominating enough to hold the Yankees to one run on four hits. The left hander allowed just one run over 6.0 innings and continued the good run of the Bats starters against the Yankees in the series. Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees (22-14) vs. Charlotte Knights (16-22)
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Charlotte Brent Lillibridge ss
C.J. Retherford 2b
Donny Lucy dh
Javier Colina 3b
Matt Zaleski P
weather – It is a warm overcast night at PNC Field. Update 7:10 – Dayan Viciedo just blasted a home run to right field. Knights lead 1-0. Update 7:24 – Jesus Montero just blasted a grand slam to left field. Reegie Corona, Eduardo Nunez and Jon Weber each scored on the play. The grand slam was Montero’s third home run of the season. 4-1 Yankees after one. Update 7:42 – Dayan Viciedo just singled in Brent LilliBridge to cut the Yankees lead to just 4-2. Update 7:43 – Tyler Flowers doubled in Dayan Viciedo. 4-3 Yankees after 2 1/2 innings. Update 7:49 – Eduardo Nunez just crushed a solo homer to left field to extend the Yankee lead to 5-3. David Winfree is at the plate for the Yankees with one out in the bottom half of the third. Update 8:12 – Brent Lillibridge scored on a fielders choice off the bat of Dayan Viciedo. The Yankees could have had the 6-4-3 double play, but the throw got away from Winfree at first. 5-4 Yankees. Update 9:29 - Dustin Moseley pitched 8 strong innings and Jonathan Albaladejo came in to close out a 5-4 Yankees victory. Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees (21-14) vs. Charlotte Knights (16-21)
Yankees Kei Igawa p Charlotte Jeff Marquez p weather – The sun is out and temperatures are supposed to get warmer as it gets closer to game time. Should be a beautiful day for baseball.
Update 1:57 - David Winfree was able to reach on a throwing error by Knights shortstop Rob Hudson. Kevin Russo scored on the play. 2-1 Knights after three innings of play at PNC Field.
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Game 44 SWB Yankees @ Louisville (5/24/10)
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Game 37 – SWB Yankees vs. Charlotte Knights
Kevin Russo cf
Reegie Corona 2b
Eduardo Nunez ss
David Winfree 1b
Jon Weber dh
Jesus Montero c
Chad Huffman lf
Reid Gorecki rf
Matt Cusick 3b
Dustin Moseley p
Jordan Danks cf
Dayan Viciedo 1b
Tyler Flowers c
Josh Kroeger lf
Stefan Gartrell rfGame 36 – SWB Yankees vs. Charlotte Knights
Kevin Russo 3b
Reegie Corona 2b
Eduardo Nunez ss
David Winfree 1b
Jon Weber rf
Jesus Montero dh
Chad Huffman lf
Reid Gorecki cf
Chad Moeller c
Brent Lillibridge cf
Jordan Danks rf
Dayan Viciedo 1b
Tyler Flowers dh
Josh Kroeger lf
C.J. Retherford 2b
Donny Lucy c
Luis Rodriguez 3b
Rob Hudson ss
Mike Vander Woude
