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Texas Rangers (0-0) at Oakland Athletics (0-0) RHP Yovani Gallardo (0-0, —) Vs
Texas Rangers (0-0) at Oakland Athletics (0-0) RHP Yovani Gallardo (0-0, —) vs. RHP Sonny Gray (0-0, —) Game #1 • Road #1 • Mon., April 6, 2014 • O.co Coliseum • 9:07 p.m. (CDT) • FSSW / 105.3 FM / 1540 AM OPENING DAY: The Rangers open their 44th season since moving to Tex- RETURNING STARTERS: The 2015 projected opening night lineup fea- as against the Oakland Athletics at O.co Coliseum tonight…this is the 2nd tures 6 players who started the 1st game of 2014 on 3/31 vs. PHI: Prince time in last 3 years to open on the road, this after opening at home for 4 Fielder (1B), Adrian Beltre (3B), Elvis Andrus (SS), Leonys Martin (CF), consecutive seasons from 2009-12…this is the 20th time in club history to Shin-Soo Choo (RF), and Mitch Moreland (DH)...Choo was in LF in the open a campaign away from Arlington…Rangers’ last opener outside of 2014 opener...Martin’s 3 consecutive opening day starts in CF is the lon- the Central Time Zone was 3/31/08 at SEA…this will be 2nd time in 3 years gest string by a Rangers since Oddibe McDowell’s 3 straight from 1986- to play an opener at night (also 3/31/13 at HOU), this after no evening OD 88...Moreland is in opening lineup for the 3rd straight season (1B in 2013). games since 2007 (at LAA). Texas is 21-22 overall on Opening Day, losing 2 in a row after winning 4 ROSTER BREAKDOWN: For a second straight year, the Rangers’ Open- straight from 2009-12…club has also dropped 7 of 11, 9 of 14, and 11 of ing Day roster that was set yesterday has just 8 players on it that return the last 17 openers overall…beginning in 1994, the Rangers have gone from the previous year’s season-opening roster: Elvis Andrus, Adrian Bel- 1-9 in the last 10 season openers that have been played on the road, los- tre, Robinson Chirinos, Shin-Soo Choo, Prince Fielder, Leonys Martin, ing the last 5 since lone win in that span on 3/30/03 in Anaheim. -
Texas Rangers (0-3) at Milwaukee Brewers (0-2) LHP Ross Detwiler (0-0, ––) Vs
Texas Rangers (0-3) at Milwaukee Brewers (0-2) LHP Ross Detwiler (0-0, ––) vs. RHP Wily Peralta (0-0, ––) Spring #4 • Road #2 (0-1) • Sat., March 7, 2015 • Maryvale Ballpark • 2:05 p.m. CDT • 105.3 FM / MLBN* TODAY’S SCHEDULED PITCHERS TEXAS RANGERS MILWAUKEE SPRING TRAINING AT A GLANCE 47 Ross Detwiler LHP 38 Wily Peralta RHP 22 Nick Martinez RHP 51 Jonathan Broxton RHP Record .......................................................................................0-3 25 Jamey Wright RHP 21 Jeremy Jeffress RHP Home .........................................................................................0-2 53 Luke Jackson RHP 29 Jim Henderson RHP Road ..........................................................................................0-1 76 Martire Garcia LHP *70 Juan Perez LHP In Surprise .................................................................................0-3 * - minor league camp Away from Surprise ...................................................................0-0 Current streak ............................................................................. L3 TOMORROW’S SCHEDULED PITCHERS VS. INDIANS Last 5 games .............................................................................0-3 TEXAS RANGERS CLEVELAND 63 Anthony Bass RHP 58 T.J. House LHP Longest winning streak .............................................................. NA 44 Spencer Patton RHP 43 Josh Tomlin RHP Longest losing streak......................................................3 (current) 21 Kyuji Fujikawa RHP 37 Cody Allen RHP TEX scores -
Upcoming Probable Pitchers 2015
Tuesday, July 7 at 7:05 P.M. Tacoma Rainiers (42-43) at Fresno Grizzlies (49-36) Game 86 (42-43) Chukchansi Park, Fresno, CA LHP Roenis Elias (2-0, 8.04) vs. RHP Mike Hauschild (1-1, 3.38) Road Game 43 (19-23) ABOUT LAST NIGHT: The Rainiers dropped game THAT’S OFFENSIVE: Over the last eight games, 2015 RAINIERS AT A GLANCE three to the Fresno Grizzlies, 8-2. Starting pitcher the Rainiers have gone 4-4, with all four losses Overall Record ............................................. 42-43 Forrest Snow allowed a season-high four runs on being decided by six or more runs. Through that Home ............................................................ 23-20 eight hits in 5.0 innings of work - he walked three eight game stretch, the Tacoma pitching staff Road ............................................................. 19-23 and struck out four. It was the first time this year has run out a 6.81 ERA (53ERx70.0IP) - opposing Day ................................................................. 7-10 he allowed more than two runs in a start. Justin offenses have recorded five 10+ hit performances, Night ............................................................. 35-33 Ruggiano and Carlos Rivero posted the only two and have hit .304 (90x296). vs. LHP ......................................................... 19-14 multi-hit performances for the Rainiers - Ruggiano vs. RHP ........................................................ 23-28 also accounted for both runs, scoring on a passed MONTER-OH!: Since June 1, Jesus Montero is ball and driving in the team’s second run. Andrew hitting .360 (50x139), the fifth best mark in the PCL Current Streak ...................................................L1 Kittredge relieved Snow, and allowed four more during that stretch. Through the first two months of Longest Winning Streak ................................. -
Baltimore Orioles Game Notes
BALTIMORE ORIOLES GAME NOTES ORIOLE PARK AT CAMDEN YARDS • 333 WEST CAMDEN STREET • BALTIMORE, MD 21201 FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2018 • GAME #20 • HOME GAME #7 BALTIMORE ORIOLES (5-14) vs. CLEVELAND INDIANS (9-7) RHP Dylan Bundy (0-2, 1.40) vs. RHP Trevor Bauer (1-1, 2.25) WHAT A LONG, STRANGE TRIP IT’S BEEN: The Orioles return home tonight to begin a 10-day, 10-game homestand against the Cleve- HOME GOODS land Indians (four games), Tampa Bay Rays (three games), and the Detroit Tigers (three games)...The Orioles’ recent road trip included a Most wins at home since 2012 among AL clubs: postponed game on April 16 at Boston (rescheduled for May 17) and a game time change at Detroit on April 18 (from 6:40 to 1:10 ET)... 1. New York Yankees 289 Prior to tonight, the Orioles have played just six games at Oriole Park. 2. BALTIMORE ORIOLES 288 3. Cleveland Indians 283 CLEVELAND ROCKS : INF Manny Machado owns a .333 (37-for-111) batting average in 28 career games against the Cleveland Indi- 4. Toronto Blue Jays 275 ans...He has slugged seven home runs and 10 doubles while driving in 18 runs in his career against Cleveland...In 163 games against 5. Los Angeles Angels 273 teams from the AL Central, Machado is hitting .303 (198-for-654) with 35 doubles, 36 home runs, and 95 RBI. CENTER OF ATTENTION QUALITY OVER QUANTITY: RHP Kevin Gausman tossed the Orioles eighth Quality Start of the season on Wednesday...The Orioles Most homers as a center fielder in MLB history: eight Quality Starts this season rank fourth in the American League and are tied for sixth-most in the majors...The Orioles fell to 3-5 in games in which their starter has recorded a Quality Start...In the AL, Houston (13-7) leads with 14 Quality Starts, and Boston (16-2) and Cleveland 8. -
CPD Gets Active on Twitter
BROWNING ON BUSINESS Inside, See page 4A ESTABLISHED 1879 | COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI C DISPATCH.COM 50 ¢ NEWSSTAND | 40 ¢ HOME DELIVERY THURSDAY | DECEMBER 3, 2015 CPD gets A road back active on Twitter Department using account for crime, other updates BY ALEX HOLLOWAY [email protected] The Co- lumbus Police Department is making heavy use of its Twit- ter account two weeks after it went live. Since Nov. Shelton 23, when the account — @ INSIDE Columbus_ ■ OUR VIEW: CPD’s Twitter MS_PD — went account shows live, the depart- commitment ment has post- to transparen- ed 42 “tweets.” cy. Page 6A CPD uses the social media tool to provide the public updates on reported crimes, accidents, street closures and officer presence. Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff CPD Interim Chief Fred Columbus resident Charlie Allen graduated from the Columbus Municipal Drug Court in October of 2014. Shelton said two city IT De- partment employees currently operate the account. “They send a proof to me and let me look at it and make Drug court emphasizes rehabilitation sure it fits the guidelines of what we want to share,” Shel- See TWITTER, 8A Non-violent offenders get treated for addiction, have charges dismissed Sheriff’s office if successful BY ISABELLE ALTMAN searches for [email protected] harlie Allen said the pole came east Columbus out of nowhere. C He was driving on Highway 82 one night when he collided with a shooter power cable pole at an intersection. Allen was charged with driving Gunshots rang under the influence. It was his first offense — and his last, he said, out about 2 p.m. -
Cincinnati Reds'
Cincinnati Reds Press Clippings December 3, 2015 THIS DAY IN REDS HISTORY 1869 - George Wright signs his contract for the 1870 season, becoming the last of the 1869 starters to sign. MLB.COM Meetings might mark time for Reds to wheel, deal Chapman, Bruce, Frazier among those who could entice offers at annual winter event By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com / [email protected] / @m_sheldon CINCINNATI -- In what is now Winter Meetings folklore from 1975, White Sox owner Bill Veeck and general manager Roland Hemond set up a makeshift desk and a phone in the hotel lobby with a sign on the table that read "Open for Business." Fast forward 40 years and well into the 21st century, the Reds won't need to employ such tactics. Everybody already knows that president of baseball operations Walt Jocketty and general manager Dick Williams are willing to trade key players to restock for the long term. In the digital age, Jocketty and Williams don't even have to leave their hotel suite next week when the Winter Meetings convene in Nashville, Tenn. Smartphones to call, text message or email are all they need to do that business. Since the General Managers Meetings last month, the Reds have made it clear they are in rebuilding mode and looking to make deals. Closer Aroldis Chapman is a leading candidate to be moved, but Cincinnati will be listening to offers for many of its veteran players approaching free agency within a year or two -- such as right fielder Jay Bruce and third baseman Todd Frazier. -
Minor League Transactions: Oct
Minor League Transactions: Oct. 10-15 Arizona Diamondback Signed: 1B Nick Evans (re-signed) Boston Red Sox Signed: RHP Dalier Hinojosa Acquired: 3B Jimmy Rider from Pirates for future considerations The 27-year-old Dalier Hinojosa defected from Cuba in February and was declared free to sign with any team by Major League Baseball in July. The Red Sox had been linked to Hinojosa since at least June. [Hinojosa (27), who established residency in Haiti, throws in the low-to-mid 90s with a slider, curveball and changeup. He starred with the Cuban national team. Since he is at least 23 years old and have played as a professional in a Cuban professional league for at least three seasons, Hinojosa doesn’t fall under CBA rules for the signing of international amateur free agents] Chicago Cubs Elected free agency: C J.C. Boscan, OF Darnell McDonald Chicago White Sox Acquired: LHP Sean Bierman and 3B Ben Kline from Rays as players to be named for RHP Jesse Crain Cincinnati Reds Elected free agency: RHP Jose Arredondo Kansas City Royals Released: OF Tim Ferguson Los Angeles Angels Elected free agency: RHP Robert Coello Removed from 40-man: LHP Drew Taylor (outrighted to Triple-A) Los Angeles Dodgers Signed: RHP Pedro Baez (re-signed) Miami Marlins Signed: RHP Brett Wallach (released by Cubs, March 29), LHP Juan Silvestre Elected free agency: 3B Gil Velazquez Removed from 40-man: OF Alfredo Silverio (outrighted to Triple-A) Rule 5 pick Alfredo Silverio had a second career Tommy John surgery in July and now has missed the entire 2012 and ’13 seasons with serious injuries. -
Lewis County and Chehalis at Odds Over Urban Growth
$1 High Mid-Week Edition School Thursday, Football Sept. 3, 2015 / Reaching 110,000 Readers in Print and Online — www.chronline.com Guide Inside Pete Caster / pcaster@ chronline.com Geologists Plan to Study Doty Fault Tim Walsh, the chief geologist of the Hazard Sec- tion of the Depart- Line Between Centralia and Chehalis ment of Natural RESEARCH: I f Fault is Active, slideshow presentation with an au- this more intensively, and if it turns Resources, gives dience primarily made up of Lewis out that this is active, it’s a fault that a presentation Proposed Chehalis River County fire chiefs, a geologist said a would be capable of an earthquake on the hazards of a possible fault line between Centralia and Che- between 6½ and 7 (magnitude),” said Dam Could Be Affected earthquake in the halis that has been researched very Timothy J. Walsh, chief geologist with Paciic Northwest By Kaylee Osowski the Washington State Department of little crosses Interstate 5. on Wednesday Natural Resources. [email protected] It is actually unknown whether or afternoon at Fire not the Doty Fault is active. District 5. In a dimmed room in front of a “Plans are underway to study please see FAULT, page Main 16 Lewis County and Chehalis at Odds Over Urban Growth Workers from Cowlitz Clean Sweep, out of Longview, pick up absorbent pads that were used to soak up veg- Correspondence Reveals Testy Exchange, Elimination of Agreement etable oil that washed into Olequa Creek in August. State Crews Continue to Monitor Winlock Spill WDFW: Cleanup Efforts to Wind Down After up to 100,000 Fish Killed in Olequa Creek By Natalie Johnson [email protected] Two weeks after a fire de- stroyed a Winlock warehouse full of food products, crews are still monitoring the effects of the resulting vegetable oil spill in Olequa Creek. -
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The Boston Red Sox Saturday, March 18, 2017 * The Boston Globe Bullpen can’t pick up where Rodriguez left off Peter Abraham SCORE: Astros (ss) 6, Red Sox 2 RECORD: 9-11-2 BREAKDOWN: The Sox had a 1-0 lead after five innings. Their bullpen allowed six runs on seven hits and two walks in the two innings that followed. The Sox finished with only five hits. THUMBS UP: Projected No. 3 starter Eduardo Rodriguez was impressive again, working four scoreless innings. He allowed two singles, walked two, and struck out six. The lefty has a 2.08 ERA in four spring starts. “You throw every pitch you want, you know you’ll be ready for the season,” Rodriguez said . Dustin Pedroia made a diving stop of a hard-hit ball by Tony Kemp in the first inning then popped to his feet and threw him out . Robby Scott struck out righthanded-hitting Evan Gattis with the bases loaded in the fifth inning. Scott, who is competing for a roster spot, got Gattis flailing at a breaking pitch. THUMBS DOWN: Joe Kelly, who cruised through his first five outings, allowed two runs on two hits and a walk in the sixth inning . Noe Ramirez was hit hard in the seventh, giving up four runs on five hits and a walk. Ramirez didn’t get much help from Rusney Castillo, who lost a fly ball in the sun. Castillo later struck out swinging. MEDICAL REPORT: David Price (left elbow) had a day off from his throwing program, which will continue on Saturday. -
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The Boston Red Sox Tuesday, March 28, 2017 * The Boston Globe Sandy Leon belts two home runs in one inning Dan Shaughnessy SCORE: Red Sox 11, Orioles 9 RECORD: 16-13-3 BREAKDOWN: Sox center fielder Steve Selsky homered off Tyler Wilson to give Boston a 1-0 lead in the third. It was Selsky’s fourth homer of the spring, his second in two days. He was sent to Pawtucket after the game. Should’ve hit more homers, evidently. The Orioles came back with a scratch run off Eduardo Rodriguez in the bottom of the third. E-Rod got cuffed around a little in the fourth for four runs on five hits. The Sox blew it open with nine runs in the top of the fifth — highlighted by Sandy Leon’s two blasts — one from each side of the plate, and one a grand slam. Mercy. The bullpens staggered to the finish in front of 7,796 happy snowbirds. THUMBS UP: Leon’s two homers in a single inning were a clear “Take that, Boston media!” message, coming one day after we all gave his job to Christian Vazquez. Dustin Pedroia and Mitch Moreland each had a pair of hits. THUMBS DOWN: Rodriguez gave up nine hits and six runs (four earned) in six innings. Manager John Farrell said Rodriguez was sloppy in Baltimore’s four-run fourth. The lefty crossed up his catcher and neglected to back up home plate, among other sins. “He needs to be more consistent,’’ the manager said. “Those lapses can come back to bite you.’’ The Sox committed three errors in the middle innings. -
Minor League Transactions: Sept. 26-Oct. 2
Minor League Transactions: Sept. 26-Oct. 2 • The first wave of free agents entered the marketplace on Oct. 1 as 43 players elected free agency, the majority of them under Article XX(D) of the Collective Bargaining Agreement. It reads in part: “Any player who has at least three years of major league service, or who qualified as a “Super Two” player . and whose contract is assigned outright to a minor league club may elect, in lieu of accepting such assignment, to become a free agent. In the event that such a player with at least three years of major league service does not elect free agency in lieu of accepting such assignment, he may elect free agency between the end of the then current major league season and the next following Oct. 15, unless such player is returned to a major league roster prior to making such election.” • The recalls in this installment are paperwork moves owing to the fact that, with the minor league season and playoffs concluded, players can no longer be sent on optional assignments. According to MLR 11(b)4 “A Major League Club may recall a player not to report after the conclusion of the championship season of the Minor League Club to which the player is on optional assignment but no later than October 1” Arizona Diamondbacks Signed: RHP Seth Lintz (Laredo (American Association)), RHP Dustin Loggins (Kansas City (American Association)), RHP Jacob Roberts (Bridgeport (Atlantic)), LHP Sean Mahley (Schaumburg (Frontier)), OF Dan Bowman (Lake Erie (Frontier)), OF Steve McQuail (Schaumburg (Frontier)) Elected free agency: -
430 Vs. CHC.Pdf
WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS (8): 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 2004, 2007, 2013 AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS (13): 1903, 1904, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1918, 1946, 1967, 1975, 1986, 2004, 2007, 2013 AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION CHAMPIONS (8): 1975, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1995, 2007, 2013, 2016 AMERICAN LEAGUE WILD CARD (7): 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009 @BOSTONREDSOXPR • HTTP://PRESSROOM.REDSOX.COM • @SOXNOTES BOSTON RED SOX (12-11) vs. CHICAGO CUBS (13-10) Sunday, April 30, 2017 • 8:05 p.m. ET • Fenway Park • Boston, MA LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (1-1, 3.12) vs. RHP Kyle Hendricks (2-1, 4.50) Game #24 • Home Game #14 • TV: ESPN • Radio: WEEI 93.7 FM, WCEC 1490 AM/103.7 FM (Spanish) STATE OF THE SOX: Tonight, the Red Sox continue a ON THE OFFENSIVE: The Red Sox lead the AL and rank 2nd 9-game homestand and a stretch of 12 consecutive days in the majors in AVG (.273)...BOS also ranks 3rd in the AL and REGULAR SEASON BREAKDOWN with a game (1-3 so far). 5th in the majors in OBP (.334)...Sox batters are averaging AL East Standing .......................3rd, 3.5 GB Home/Road ..................................... 8-5/4-6 BOS is 3-6 in its last 9 games, on the heels of a 4-game 5.8 PA/SO, the highest mark in MLB. Day/Night ........................................ 8-4/4-7 winning streak from 4/15-18...The Sox have not had a April ...................................................12-11 losing streak of longer than 2 games this season. STEADY EDDIE: Since giving up 2 ER in the 1st inning on vs.