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OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Lake County Captains (13-15, 42-56) Vs
Class-A OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Lake County Captains (13-15, 42-56) vs. Burlington Bees (7-19, 37-58) Saturday, July 21 • 7:00 p.m. • Classic Park • Broadcast: All Sports CLE & AM 1330/101.5 FM WINT Game #99 • Home Game #49 • Season Series: 0-0, 3 Games Remaining RHP Gregori Vasquez (4-4, 3.62 ERA) vs. RHP Jose Soriano (0-3, 4.50 ERA) YESTERDAY: The Captains lost the rubber game of a three-game series to the Clinton LumberKings, 5-0. Clinton RHP Clay Chandler, who earned the win, pitched seven scoreless innings and RHP Kyle Wilcox finished the shutout by retiring the final six men in order, Midwest League • Overall including striking out the side in the ninth. Clinton’s hurlers held the Captains to three hits and Lake County did not tally a hit after the third inning. Captains starter Juan Hillman tied a career-high with nine strikeouts, but took the loss after allowing two runs in the first. Ariel Eastern Division W L GB Sandoval opened the scoring with an RBI double and then stole home later in the inning when Hillman picked off to first. Clinton scored three more runs against reliever Felix Tati in the eighth. Eugene Helder tripled and Jack Larsen singled him home. Keegan McGovern then hit a two-run home run to the left-field bleachers. @Bowling Green (Rays) 18 10 -- South Bend (Cubs) 15 13 3.0 2018 DRAFTEES: The Captains now have three of the Indians’ 2018 draft picks on their roster. Cleveland has sent RHP Nick Sandlin (2nd round), INF Richie Palacios (3rd round) and RHP Robert Broom (10th round) to Lake County. -
About Endgame
IN ASSOCIATION WITH BLINDER FILMS presents in coproduction with UMEDIA in association with FÍS ÉIREANN / SCREEN IRELAND, INEVITABLE PICTURES and EPIC PICTURES GROUP THE HAUNTINGS BEGIN IN THEATERS MARCH, 2020 Written and Directed by MIKE AHERN & ENDA LOUGHMAN Starring Maeve Higgins, Barry Ward, Risteárd Cooper, Jamie Beamish, Terri Chandler With Will Forte And Claudia O’Doherty 93 min. – Ireland / Belgium – MPAA Rating: R WEBSITE: www.CrankedUpFilms.com/ExtraOrdinary / http://rosesdrivingschool.com/ SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook - Twitter - Instagram HASHTAG: #ExtraOrdinary #ChristianWinterComeback #CosmicWoman #EverydayHauntings STILLS/NOTES: Link TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1TvL5ZL6Sc For additional information please contact: New York: Leigh Wolfson: [email protected]: 212.373.6149 Nina Baron: [email protected] – 212.272.6150 Los Angeles: Margaret Gordon: [email protected] – 310.854.4726 Emily Maroon – [email protected] – 310.854.3289 Field: Sara Blue - [email protected] - 303-955-8854 1 LOGLINE Rose, a mostly sweet & mostly lonely Irish small-town driving instructor, must use her supernatural talents to save the daughter of Martin (also mostly sweet & lonely) from a washed-up rock star who is using her in a Satanic pact to reignite his fame. SHORT SYNOPSIS Rose, a sweet, lonely driving instructor in rural Ireland, is gifted with supernatural abilities. Rose has a love/hate relationship with her ‘talents’ & tries to ignore the constant spirit related requests from locals - to exorcise possessed rubbish bins or haunted gravel. But! Christian Winter, a washed up, one-hit-wonder rock star, has made a pact with the devil for a return to greatness! He puts a spell on a local teenager- making her levitate. -
2021-03-23 Vs. Mariners Notes 23.Indd
ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS (7-10-5) vs. SEATTLE MARINERS (9-8-5) RHP Merrill Kelly (0-1, 9.00) vs. RHP Chris Flexen (0-1, 10.13) Tue., March 23, 2021 · Salt River Fields at Talking Stick · 6:10 p.m. Game No. 23 · Home Game No. 12 · Home: 3-5-3 · Road: 4-5-1 - 98.7 FM Arizona's Sports Station - DIAMOND-FACTS ANOTHER TIE? SPRING SCHEDULE ♦ Arizona is in its 24th Cactus League season ♦ The D-backs have posted a tie in 3 consecu- DATE OPP RESULT REC. WIN LOSS ATT. and 11th at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick tive games and 4 of their last 5. 2/28 @ COL L, 2-5 0-1 Diehl Frankoff *2,100 (Tucson from 1998-2010). ♦ Arizona's 5 ties are its most since at least 3/1 MIL L, 1-7 0-2 Burnes M. Kelly *2,100 2008 and, coincidentally, are also tied for 3/2 SD L, 2-7 0-3 Weathers C. Smith *2,100 10TH ANNIVERSARY IN 2021 the most in baseball this spring with the 3/3 @ CLE W, 9-4 1-3 Weaver Plesac 1,869 ♦ Salt River Fields at Talking Stick is celebrat- Dodgers, Mariners, Marlins and White Sox. 3/4 LAA W, 9-2 2-3 Bumgarner Canning *2,130 ing its 10th Anniversary in 2021. 3/5 @ CIN W, 5-2 3-3 Moll Lorenzen 2,211 ♦ Since the inaugural game on Sat., Feb. 26, AT THE DISH 3/6 TEX L, 6-7 3-4 de Geus R. Smith *2,215 2011, the stadium has hosted 3+ million ♦Asdrúbal Cabrera has a 6-game hitting 3/7 CHI W, 5-4 4-4 Soria Alzolay *2,299 fans for baseball, 1+ million guests for spe- streak, batting .526 (10-for-19)/1.526 OPS 3/8 @ SF T, 2-2 4-4-1 - - 1,059 cial events and won 40+ "Best of" awards. -
OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Lake County Captains (25-20) at Great Lakes Loons (22-23) Friday, June 25Th • 7:05 P.M
High-A Affiliate OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Lake County Captains (25-20) at Great Lakes Loons (22-23) Friday, June 25th • 7:05 p.m. • Dow Diamond • Broadcast: WJCU.org Game #46 • Road Game #28 • Season Series: 5-4, 15 Games Remaining RHP Tanner Burns (2-2, 2.93 ERA) vs. RHP Logan Boyer (0-0, 2.53 ERA) YESTERDAY: Two home runs from Bryan Lavastida and a career high nine strikeouts from Logan Allen High-A Central League launched the Captains to a 7-1 win over Great Lakes. The Loons’ only run came on a solo homer by Leonel Valera in the eighth. After a solo home run from Lavastida in the second the Captains poured on three runs East Division W L GB in the sixth. Raynel Delgado thumped a two-run double and scored on a Quentin Holmes single to put the Captains up 4-0. In the seventh Brayan Rocchio drove home Will Brennan with a double. Lavastida hit his Dayton (Cincinnati) 26 18 -- second home run in the top of the eighth, and a Joe Donovan double plated Austen Wade in the ninth to put the Captains up 7-1. Allen spun six shutout innings to earn the win and improve to 4-0. LAKE COUNTY (Cleveland) 25 20 1.5 Great Lakes (Los Angeles - NL) 22 23 4.5 HOME COOKIN’ TASTES BETTER: The Captains are 14-4 at home, compared to 11-16 on the road. The Captains’ offense owns the second-best home OPS in the High-A Central League (HAC) at .781 and the Fort Wayne (San Diego) 21 23 5.0 pitching staff has the second-lowest home ERA in the league at 3.35. -
Fullerton Breaks out the Brooms Against CSUN
Monday April 4, 2016 The Student Voice of California State University, Fullerton Volume 99 Issue 30 FB.COM/THEDAILYTITAN WWW.DAILY TITAN.COM INSTAGRAM & TWITTER @THEDAILYTITAN CFA strike now legal Fullerton breaks out the in light of brooms against CSUN new report Mediator releases findings from salary proposal VERONICA MARQUEZ-ESHELBY Daily Titan The fact-finding stage of the proposed salary increase by the California Faculty Associ- ation has confirmed that Cal- ifornia State University facul- ty salaries lag behind market comparators, giving the CFA the legal right to strike this month. Fact-finder Bonnie Castrey published her report Monday, March 28, on the stalled nego- tiations over CSU faculty pay, now in the second year of the contract. The report offered four ma- jor recommendations: -“Increase faculty compen- sation with a General Salary Increase of 5 percent.” -“Provide Service Step In- creases to the approximately PATRICK DO / DAILY TITAN 43 percent of faculty eligible.” Cal State Fullerton baseball began Big West Conference play on a high note as it took all three games against the Cal State Northridge Matadors this past weekend. The -“Continue to study the fac- Titans improved their overall record to 16-11. ulty salary issue. Develop a list, agreeable to both sides, of Baseball sweeps 16-11 record overall. On the mound, starter bases. He went on to strike relief this season, the Titans comparable universities that Despite the triumph, the Blake Quinn struck out seven out RBI leader Branden Ber- kept Northridge at just one award bachelor’s and master’s Matadors in first dramatic series was anything through 4.1 innings, contrib- ry and the following Matador run. -
Indians Come up Empty in Extras Vs. Tigers
Indians come up empty in extras vs. Tigers By Jordan Bastian MLB.com @MLBastian DETROIT -- Given the extent of the Indians' bullpen issues this season, it would be easy to focus on the final pitch thrown on Saturday night. Jeimer Candelario sent it rattling into the right-field seats at Comerica Park, and Tribe closer Cody Allen made the lonely walk off the field as the party ensued at home plate. That home run was the decisive moment in Cleveland's 4-2, 12-inning loss to the Tigers, and it came after Allen volunteered for duty, despite it marking his fourth appearance in five days. Prior to that pitch, though, this had been one of the better showings of late by the Tribe's relief corps. The path to this defeat was paved by missed chances for the Indians' offense. "Credit to the pitching today," Indians catcher Yan Gomes said. "It stinks that we ended up on that side, but both sides' pitching did a tremendous job, both sides had chances to win a ballgame and both sides escaped." Detroit just happened to escape with the win. Gomes' solo homer in the third inning marked the only breakthrough against Tigers starter Mike Fiers, who filled the strike zone with fastballs and confounded Cleveland's order with his array of offspeed offerings over seven innings. At multiple turns, the right-hander found himself in a jam, but sidestepped harm to keep Detroit within striking distance. In the first, the Indians put runners on the corners with one out, but Lonnie Chisenhall chopped into an inning-ending double play. -
Jose Ramirez Was in the Middle of Everything on Friday Night
Ramirez hits 30th HR in 11-inning win vs. Texas By Jordan Bastian MLB.com @MLBastian ARLINGTON -- Jose Ramirez was in the middle of everything on Friday night. He ignited a comeback with an impressive home run that put him atop the MLB leaderboard. The All-Star third baseman made a clutch defensive play to help halt a Rangers rally. And he scored the final run to push Cleveland to the win column. On a night when a pile of problems could have sunk the Tribe, Ramirez and the Cleveland offense bailed out the pitchers and pulled off a 9-8 victory in 11 innings at Globe Life Park. Trevor Bauer lasted only four innings, new relief ace Brad Hand allowed a home run and Cody Allen blew a save. Cleveland won anyway. "What can't he do? He can do everything," Indians reliever Dan Otero said of Ramirez. "I'm glad he's on our team. He does something every game that I feel like kind of wows us. He doesn't really surprise us anymore, but it's kind of like, 'Oh my gosh, this guy's really good.'" In the sixth inning, Ramirez became the first Major Leaguer to reach 30 homers this season, setting a career high in the process. The leadoff shot on a first-pitch fastball against Texas lefty Martin Perez pulled the game into a 4-4 tie and sparked a four-run push by the Indians offense over the next two frames. Ramirez opened the 11th inning with a double to the wall in right-center field and then scored on a go-ahead single by Edwin Encarnacion. -
Play Ball in Style
Manager: Scott Servais (9) NUMERICAL ROSTER 0 Sam Haggerty INF 1 Kyle Lewis OF 2 Tom Murphy C 3 J.P. Crawford INF 7 Marco Gonzales LHP 9 Scott Servais MANAGER 12 Evan White INF 13 Perry Hill COACH 14 Manny Acta COACH 15 Kyle Seager INF 16 Drew Steckenrider RHP 17 Mitch Haniger OF 18 Yusei Kikuchi LHP 20 Taylor Trammell OF 21 Tim Laker COACH 22 Luis Torrens C 23 Ty France INF 25 Dylan Moore INF 26 José Marmolejos INF 28 Jake Fraley OF 30 Robert Dugger RHP 32 Pete Woodworth COACH 33 Justus Sheffield LHP 35 Justin Dunn RHP 38 Anthony Misiewicz LHP 39 Carson Vitale COACH 40 Wyatt Mills RHP 41 Aaron Fletcher LHP 47 Rafael Montero RHP 48 Jared Sandberg COACH 49 Kendall Graveman RHP 50 Erik Swanson RHP 52 Nick Margevicius LHP 53 Will Vest RHP 65 Casey Sadler RHP 66 Fleming Baez COACH 74 Ljay Newsome RHP 77 Chris Flexen RHP 79 Trent Blank COACH 84 JT Chargois RHP 88 Jarret DeHart COACH 89 Nasusel Cabrera COACH 99 Keynan Middleton RHP SEATTLE MARINERS ROSTER NO. PITCHERS (14) B-T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 84 JT Chargois S-R 6-3 200 12/03/90 Sulphur, LA 30 Robert Dugger R-R 6-0 198 07/03/95 Tucson, AZ 35 Justin Dunn R-R 6-2 185 09/22/95 Freeport, NY 41 Aaron Fletcher L-L 6-0 220 02/25/96 Geneseo, IL PLAY BALL IN STYLE. 77 Chris Flexen R-R 6-3 230 07/01/94 Newark, CA 7 Marco Gonzales (IL) L-L 6-1 199 02/16/92 Fort Collins, CO MARINERS SUITES PROVIDE THE PERFECT 49 Kendall Graveman R-R 6-2 200 12/21/90 Alexander City, AL SETTING FOR YOUR NEXT EVENT. -
2021 CLEVELAND INDIANS ROSTER 2021 Major League Roster (7/9) Manager: Terry Francona (77) Coaches: Sandy Alomar, Jr
2021 CLEVELAND INDIANS ROSTER 2021 Major League roster (7/9) Manager: Terry Francona (77) Coaches: Sandy Alomar, Jr. (15 - 1B/CA), DeMarlo Hale (33-Bench), Victor Rodrίguez (60-Asst. Hitting), Mike Sarbaugh (16 - INF/3B Base), Brian Sweeney (85-Bullpen), Ty Van Burkleo (29-Hitting), Carl Willis (51-Pitching) Alphabetical (27) # PITCHERS (14/3) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE "taxi squad" 48 Clase, Emmanuel R R 6-2 205 3/18/98 Rio San Juan, DR 44 Bobby Bradley ............................................... 1B 48 Emmanuel Clase ........................................ RHP 63 Garza, Justin R R 5-11 170 3/20/94 Glendora, CA 28 Ernie Clement ...............................................INF 56 Johnson, DJ R R 6-4 230 8/30/89 Beaverton, OR 63 Justin Garza ............................................... RHP 99 Karinchak, James R R 6-3 215 9/22/95 Newburg, NY 17 Austin Hedges ................................................. C 88 Maton, Phil R R 6-3 205 3/25/93 Paducah, KY 7 Cesar Hernandez .........................................INF 24 McKenzie, Triston R R 6-5 165 8/2/97 Brooklyn, NY 56 DJ Johnson ................................................. RHP 49 Morgan, Eli R R 5-10 190 5/13/96 Torrance, CA AAA COLUMBUS ROSTER 23 Daniel Johnson .............................................OF 53 Parker, Blake R R 6-3 225 6/19/85 Fayetteville, AR 23 +Broom, Robert ........................................RHP 99 James Karinchak ........................................ RHP 34 Plesac, Zach R R 6-2 215 1/21/95 Crown Point, IN 17 +Dowdy, Kyle ............................................RHP 88 Phil Maton ................................................... RHP 47 Quantrill, Cal L R 6-3 195 2/10/95 Port Hope, ON, Canada 24 Triston McKenzie ........................................ RHP 11 +Fillmyer, Heath ........................................RHP 35 Oscar Mercado ..............................................OF 52 Sandlin, Nick R R 5-11 175 1/10/1997 Evans, GA 50 +Godley, Zack ...........................................RHP 49 Eli Morgan ................................................. -
OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Lake County Captains (11-12) at West Michigan Whitecaps (13-9) Sunday, May 30Th • 2:00 P.M
High-A Affiliate OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Lake County Captains (11-12) at West Michigan Whitecaps (13-9) Sunday, May 30th • 2:00 p.m. • LMCU Ballpark • Broadcast: WJCU.org Game #24 • Road Game #18 • Season Series: 0-5, 13 Games Remaining RHP Mason Hickman (1-1, 1.98 ERA) vs. RHP Chance Kirby (1-1, 2.81 ERA) YESTERDAY: The Captains saw their losing streak climb to five games with a 17-5 loss to the West Michigan Whitecaps. Spencer Torkelson, High-A Central League the Tigers’ #1 prospect and the #3 prospect in baseball according to MLB.com hit two three-run home runs in the game. The Captains led twice, 2-0 and 5-4, but West Michigan scored 13 unanswered runs starting in the sixth. East Division W L GB ABOUT LAST NIGHT: The 17 runs were the most the Captains have allowed this season and the Whitecaps’ seven runs in the seventh were the most Lake County has allowed in an inning this year. Yesterday marked the first time the Captains had allowed 17 runs in a game since West Michigan (Detroit) 13 9 -- June 11, 2017. The Captains’ ERA jumped 51 points, from 3.27 to 3.78. SKIDDING: The Captains have lost eight of their last nine games. Over those nine games, Lake County is last in the High-A Central League Dayton (Cincinnati) 13 10 0.5 (HAC) in batting average (.186), on-base percentage (.280), slugging percentage (.267) and OPS (.548). The Captains have been outscored by 37 runs (58-21) during that stretch. -
Dáil Éireann
Vol. 963 Tuesday, No. 1 12 December 2017 DÍOSPÓIREACHTAÍ PARLAIMINTE PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES DÁIL ÉIREANN TUAIRISC OIFIGIÚIL—Neamhcheartaithe (OFFICIAL REPORT—Unrevised) 12/12/2017A00100 Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill 2017: Second Stage (Resumed) 2 12/12/2017U00300Leaders’ Questions 22 12/12/2017X00600Order of Business 31 12/12/2017AA02750Comptroller and Auditor General (Amendment) Bill 2017: First Stage 40 12/12/2017BB00800Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2017 [Seanad]: Financial Resolution (Resumed) 41 12/12/2017CC00100Intoxicating Liquor (Breweries and Distilleries) Bill 2016: Financial Resolution 41 12/12/2017CC00400Ministerial Rota for Parliamentary Questions: Motion 42 12/12/2017CC00700European Parliament and Council Directive: Referral to Joint Committee 42 12/12/2017CC01000Fifteenth Report of Committee of Selection: Motion ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������43 12/12/2017CC01300Ceisteanna - Questions 43 12/12/2017CC01400Departmental Operations 43 12/12/2017DD02200Brexit Negotiations 47 12/12/2017HH01500Topical Issue Matters -
OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Lake County Captains (10-10, 39-51) at Peoria Chiefs (10-8, 49-39) Thursday, July 12 • 8:00 P.M
Class-A OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Lake County Captains (10-10, 39-51) at Peoria Chiefs (10-8, 49-39) Thursday, July 12 • 8:00 p.m. • Dozer Park • Broadcast: All Sports CLE Game #91 • Road Game #46 • Season Series: 1-0, 2 Games Remaining RHP Jean Carlos Mejia (1-3, 3.72 ERA) vs. RHP Alex Fagalde (4-2, 1.99 ERA) YESTERDAY: The Captains won their fourth straight game with a 5-1 victory over the Peoria Chiefs at Dozer Park. Francisco Midwest League • Overall Perez pitched a career-high seven innings and held the Chiefs to just one run on a Yariel Gonzalez leadoff homer to left-center in the fourth inning. Lake County’s offense responded quickly. Will Benson tied the game with a leadoff homer to right field in the top of the fifth. Benson then gave the Captains the lead in the sixth. After back-to-back two-out hits, Benson singled to center to Eastern Division W L GB score Nolan Jones with the go-ahead run. Jose Vicente followed with a three-run homer down the left field line to push the lead to 5-1. Following the Gonzalez home run, Perez retired the final 12 men he faced. Nick Sandlin extended the streak to 15 @Bowling Green (Rays) 13 7 -- straight Chiefs batters retired by striking out the side in the eighth. Maiker Manzanillo allowed a leadoff single in the ninth, but got the next three men to seal the win. Fort Wayne (Padres) 12 8 1.0 THAT’S CALLED A WINNING STREAK: With wins in their last four games, the Captains put together both their first four-game %Lansing (Blue Jays) 12 8 1.0 winning streak since April 22-25.