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Harrisburg Senators Game Notes HARRISBURG SENATORS GAME NOTES EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1987, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 REGULAR SEASON DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 1991, 1993, 1994, 1997, 2011, 2013, 2019 1st Half PLAYOFF APPEARANCES: 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2019 TWITTER: @HBGSENATORS ● FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/senatorsbaseball Harrisburg Senators (8-14, 50-42) vs. Bowie Baysox (18-5, 48-43) RH Jacob Condra-Bogan (4-3, 4.99) vs. LH Alex Wells (7-1, 1.92) Game 93 ● 2nd Half Game 23 ● Monday, July 15 @ 7:05 p.m. ● Prince George’s Stadium MiLB.com TV ● Radio: CBS Sports Radio 96.5 & 95.3 FM & 1400 AM ● Internet: cbssportsharrisburg.com & TuneIn LAST GAME 2019 AT A GLANCE The Harrisburg Senators fell to Richmond 4-2 Sunday afternoon at FNB Field. The Senators tied the game at 2-2 in the Record: 50-42 third inning on a Drew Ward solo home run, but the Flying Squirrels scored single runs in the seventh and eighth vs. Bowie 7-8 innings to avoid a series sweep. Richmond’s pitching staff combined to retire 15 of the final 17 Senators batters faced. Current Streak: L1 CAPITAL BEAT vs. Eastern: 27-17 • The Senators play the Bowie Baysox in game one of a three-game series at Prince George’s Stadium. The Senators vs. Western: 23-25 are 7-8 against the Baysox this season. This is the final this season between the teams. Home Record: 31-18 • These two matched up in a four-game series prior to the all-star break in Bowie with the Baysox sweeping the Sens. Road Record: 19-24 • RH Jacob Condra-Bogan is starting for the Sens tonight. The start is his first career start in affiliated baseball. vs. RH Starter: 37-23 BOWIE vs. LH Starter: 13-19 • Bowie enters tonight’s game 18-5 in the second half and 2.5 games ahead of Erie. They’re 48-43 overall this season. In July they’re 9-2, hitting .187 with 18 HR and 64 Runs with a 2.78 ERA. NL Games: 31-22 • Bowie has nine MLB.com Top 30 prospects on their active roster. They’ve used 53 players this season. The Baysox AL Games: 19-20 have 14 players originally signed or drafted by the Orioles, 11 AA rookies and 4 players with MLB experience. Hit HR: 31-12 TALE OF THE TAPE No HR: 19-30 SENATORS BOWIE Commit E: 24-24 Hitting: 242/307/369 63HR 361(T7) 37x63SB 21SH 242/313/381 72HR 389(2) 45x72SB 17SH No E: 26-18 Pitching: 3.42 765/233 .241BAA 66HR 3.42 737/272 .237BAA 90HR Fielding: .978(T8) 72E(9) 73DP/55GIDP . 981(3) 62E(4) 64DP/74GIDP First Half: 42-28 Second Half: 8-14 UP NEXT After this series with the Baysox, the Sens return home for their only meeting of the regular season at FNB Field One-Run Games: 14-12 against the Portland Sea Dogs. The Dogs are the AA affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. The four-game series features Sens Score First: 30-13 night games Thursday, Friday, and Saturday then a 1 p.m. game Sunday. Portland is 10-14, 5.5 games out of 1st. Opp. Scores First: 20-29 SCHEDULING Sens Score 1st Inn: 20-10 • Tonight begins a stretch of 14 straight games against AL opponents. Opp. Score 1st Inn: 10-13 • The Sens have 70 scheduled games in the 2nd half with 45 of them against divisional opponents. The DH will be used in 38 of the 70 games including a stretch of 28 of 36 games to begin the 2nd half. The Sens remaining home Day Games: 10-12 opponents are Richmond, Altoona (2x), Portland, Hartford and Erie. Night Games: 39-31 MONTHLY PROGRESS April: 21-4 July 5-6, .264 6HR 51RS and a 4.24 ERA. June 11-16, .243 12HR 97RS and a 3.21 ERA. May 13-16, .224 17HR May: 13-16 103r and a 4.03 ERA. April 21-4, .250 28HR 110r and a 2.66 ERA. June: 11-16 July: 5-6 SENATORS 2019 ALL-STARS August: 0-0 C Tres Barrera (0-1, r), INF Ian Sagdal (1-1, bb), OF Rhett Wiseman (1-2, 2b rbi, r) and RHP Aaron Barrett (0.2, 2bb, k) September: 0-0 all played in the EL All-Star game July 10 in Richmond. Extra Innings: 3-5 ROSTER INFORMATION Doubleheaders: 5-3 Harrisburg has used 50 players this season. Of the 25 active players, there are 16 that were originally drafted or signed Shutouts: 6-5 by the Nats, 7 AA rookies, 9 players with big league experience and 20 that were in the Nats organization last year. There are also 10 players that have been on the Sens roster all season. Series Record: 15-12-1 Sweep: 5-3 LATEST TRANSACTION(S) 1st Game, Series: 19-9 • 7/14 C Spencer Kieboom recalled by the Washington Nationals (7/13) and C Jake Lowery activated from the injured Last Game, Series: 12-16 list. • 7/13 INF Drew Ward activated from the injured list and OF Tyler Goeddel released by the Washington Nationals. Walk-Offs: 4-3 • 7/12 RHP Kyle McGowin recalled by the Washington Nationals. Players Used: 50 UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE PITCHERS (Subject to change) Tue, 7/16 at Bowie 7:05pm TBA vs. RH Mike Baumann (1-1, 0.50) Wed, 7/17 at Bowie 12:05pm RH Tyler Mapes (3-5, 5.40) vs. LH Bruce Zimmermann (4-2, 2.69) Thu, 7/18 vs. Portland 7:00pm RH Mario Sanchez (7-2, 3.09) vs. TBA Fri, 7/19 vs. Portland 7:00pm RH Jackson Tetreault (3-5, 4.65) vs. TBA BULLPEN NOTES PITCHERS LAST & OPPONENT DEC IP H R ER BB SO LAST HR vs. Bowie Barraclough, Kyle Fri, 7/12 vs. RICH H1 1.0 0 0 0 0 1 Barrett, Aaron Sat, 7/13 vs. RICH S17 1.0 1 0 0 0 3 6/9 at Reading 7g, 1.17, 3x4s .7.2ip, 148baa Bonnell, Bryan Sun, 7/14 vs. RICH 1.0 0 0 0 0 2 6/22 at SLC (2) 1g, 0.00 Boxberger, Brad Sat, 7/13 vs. RICH H1 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 Condra-Bogan, Jacob Fri, 7/12 vs. RICH W4 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 6/29 at Erie 4g, 6.43, 7ip, .276baa Dragmire, Brady Sat, 7/13 vs. RICH H1 1.0 1 1 1 0 0 7/5 at Bowie 1g, 2.70, 3.1ip, .385baa Lee, Andrew Fri, 7/12 vs. RICH 1.0 1 1 0 2 2 1g, 0.00, 4ip 0h Mills, Jordan Sun, 7/14 vs. RICH 1.0 2 1 1 1 1 6/23 vs. Bowie 5g, 3.60, 0-1, 5ip, .263baa #39 Barraclough, Kyle • Age 29 • RHP • Acquired from Miami for Future Considerations 10/10/2018 8th season/1st with Harrisburg • Career Organizations: St. Louis, Miami & Washington. 2019 Transactions: 4/4 Assigned to Washington; 6/16 placed on MLB IL; 7/4 rehab to GCL; 7/7 rehab to Potomac; 7/10 Optioned to Harrisburg. 2019 Notes: With Washington he was 1-2, 6.39 ERA in 32 games… 2018: With the Marlins all season was 1-6, 4.20 in 61 appearances. He was 10x17 in saves. Misc/Career Notes: He’s 16-14 in his MLB career with a 3.54 ERA in 259 big league appearances all in relief… He was originally selected in the 7th round of the 2012 draft by St. Louis… He made his MLB debut with the Marlins 8/7/2015. #32 Barrett, Aaron • Age 31 • RHP • Nationals 9th round selection in the 2010 draft (Mississippi) 8th season/2nd with Harrisburg (2013) • Career Organizations: Washington. 2019 Transactions: 4/4 Assigned to Harrisburg. 2019 Notes: Pitched the final inning in Sens no-hitter on 4/11 at Bowie… Is the Senators all-time saves leader with 41… 2018: Auburn (20g), 2-0, 1.74, 20.2ip, 6r/4er, 26k/8w, .171baa Misc/Career Notes: Pitched 2014 & 2015 with Nats before requiring Tommy John surgery in Sept 2015 and subsequently suffered a fractured right elbow in July 2016 causing him to miss all of 2016 & 2017… #36 Bonnell, Bryan • Age 25 • RHP • Signed as an MiLB FA by the Nationals 5/14/2019 (UNLV) 5th season/1st with Harrisburg • Career Organizations: Cincinnati, Tampa Bay, Arizona, Kansas City & Washington. 2019 Transactions: 4/4 Assigned to Arkansas; 5/11 Released by the Mariners; 5/14 to Potomac; 5/25 to Harrisburg; 6/22 to Fresno; 6/23 to Harrisburg. 2019 Notes: Overall is 1-1 4.26 ERA 2x4sv in 25.1ip 24k 7bb .247baa (was 0-1, 4.26 2x2 with Potomac) 2018: Arkansas entire season 3-3, 3.17 32/0 2x6sv 48.1ip 38k 12bb .274baa Misc/Career Notes: Pitched at UNLV with former Sens pitcher Erick Fedde… Originally selected in the 31st round by the Chicago Cubs in 2012 but didn’t sign… #11 Boxberger, Brad • Age 31 • RHP • Signed as an MiLB FA by the Nationals 7/12/2019 10th season/1st with Harrisburg • Career Organizations: Tampa Bay, Seattle & Washington. 2019 Transactions: KC Royals; DFA KC 6/26; Released by KC 7/1; Assigned to Harrisburg 7/12. 2019 Notes: KC Royals 1-3, 5.40 ERA in 29 games, 1x4 saves… 2018: Arizona Diamondbacks all season. 3-7, 4.39 ERA, 32x40s, 71k 32bb in 53.1ip .221baa Misc/Career Notes: Originally drafted in 2009 by Cincinnati with a Compensation A pick… MLB debut 6/10/2012 with San Diego… Was an All-Star with Tampa Bay in 2015 while saving 41 games in 47 tries… #9 Condra-Bogan, Jacob • Age 24 • RHP • Acquired by the Nationals from the KC Royals for Brian Goodwin on 7/22/2018 (Georgia Southern) 2nd season/1st with Harrisburg • Career Organizations: Kansas City & Washington 2019 Transactions: 4/4 Assigned to Harrisburg.
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