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OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATI T-Bones (54-41, 3Rd South) at Texas Airhogs (26-70, 6Th South) LHP T.J OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATI T-Bones (54-41, 3rd South) at Texas AirHogs (26-70, 6th South) LHP T.J. House (7-9, 4.35) at #18 RHP Travis Ballew (1-11, 4.90) Game 96 Road game 50 8/29/19–7:05 pm–Airhogs Stadium, Grand Prairie, Texas Series: Game 3 of 3 On air at T-&Bones MixLR Channel & AA-TV AA SOUTH STANDINGS Team W L GB Last Game Last Game Sioux City 55 40 - W 9-1 @SF The T-Bones scored early and often cruising to a 16-1 win over the AirHogs. Daniel Nava drove in Cleburne 55 40 1.0 L 9-8 @LIN four runs going 3-for-5 and former AirHog Stewart Ijames was 5-for-6 driving in two with a solo home T-Bones 53 41 2.0 W 16-1 @TEX run and a triple scoring three runs. Shawn O’Malley joined the offensive onslaught going 3-for-6 with Lincoln 38 55 16.5 W 9-8 CLE four runs scored joining eight other players with at least two hits. Jon Perrin tossed a quality start Sioux Falls 37 57 18 L 9-1 SC and got his seventh win of the season. Texas 26 69 29.5 L 16-1 KC Sizzle Facts Today Streak: W2 Last 5: 3-2 Last 10: 6-4 The T-Bones play the final game of a three-game series at Texas against the AirHogs. This is the Home: 28-18 Away: 26-23 VS. TEX:13-1 final regular season road trip for KC. South: 38-18 North: 16-23 Month: 20-8 Pitching Matchup Runs/Rank HR/Rank OBP/Rank , th th th LHP T.J. House joined the T-Bones via trade with the Milwaukee Milkmen on August 23 2019. 476 / 7 69/ 8 .356 / 6 House was the 16th round pick by the Cleveland Indians in 2008 out of Picayune (Miss.) Memorial AVG/Rank ERRORS OPS/Rank High School, where he went 7-2 with a 0.89 ERA as a senior and had committed to Tulane .280 / 4th 64 / 10th .757/ 7th University before signing with Cleveland over the Green Wave. House would climb the system WHIP/Rank ERA/Rank Strike Out/Rank reaching the Big Leagues in 2014.The former Big Leaguer was 5-7 in parts of four Major League 1.42 / 7th 4.42 / 6th 826 / 2nd season with a 4.4 ERA in 119.2 innings. This season with Milwaukee the lefty was 7-9 with a 4.35 T-BONES LEAGUE LEADERS ERA in 111.2 innings with 78 strike outs. In 11 seasons he is 68-92 with a 4.11 career ERA across AVG. Dylan Tice - .318 (8th) all levels with 1306 innings with 999 strike outs. th RHP Travis Ballew will take the mound for the AirHogs. The Rockwall, Texas native played college Shawn O’Malley - .310 (12 ) th ball at Texas State University and was selected by the Houston Astros in the 23rd round of the 2012 Hits Dylan Tice – 105 (11 ) First-Year Player Draft. He spent four seasons with the Astros system playing in three games at th 2B Casey Gillaspie- 23 (T 8 ) AAA before being released in 2015. In 2016 he would sign with Fargo-Moorhead and give up just Runs Dylan Tice - 61 (T12th) two runs in 11 innings before being sold to the Miami Marlins and spend two seasons in their HR Casey Gillaspie- 13 (T 8th) organization reaching AA. Last season Ballew was 5-3 with a 4.00 ERA for Fargo-Moorhead. He RBI Casey Gillaspie- 64 (10th) would join Texas this season and is a career 32-28 across parts of eight seasons with a 4.14 ERA. SB Dylan Tice- 19 (T 4th) th Up next Mason Davis- 18 (T 5 ) rd Following the series in Texas KC will return home to close out the year with four games against Wins Tommy Collier - 10 (T 3 ) Sioux City. th Jon Perrin – 7(T 5 ) th K’s Tommy Collier – 104 (5 ) All- Time Vs. AirHogs th Saves Carlos Diaz- 11 (7 ) Overall KC is 48-29 against Texas/G.P. for a .609 winning percentage. Vs. Texas. This is the fourth G Robert Calvano – 40 (T 5th) meeting between the two clubs this season. The T-Bones won the first three games of the season in Last Five Texas and then took two of three in July at JustBats Field at T-Bones Stadium. Currently KC is 12-1 Day Opp Result/Notes on the season against Texas. 8/28 @TEX W 16-1 Perrin and bats roll 8/27 @TEX W6-1 Collier six in win About last night 8/26 @SC L 8-2 two four run frames KC set a season high in runs scored (16) hits (24) and margin of victory (15) in the win last night th over Texas. The club scored six runs in an inning for the fifth time this season also a season high in 8/25 @SC L 6-2 Big 5 seals fate runs scored in an inning. Eight different hitters had at least two hits while Daniel Nava became the nd 8/24 @SC W 6 run 2 and Tice 3 TBI night second T-Bone to drive in four in a game and Stewart Ijames became the first T-Bone to have a five- By the Numbers hit game since Cedric Hunter had five on August 1, 2017 in a win over Cleburne at the Depot. The Day… 10-11 Night… 44-30 T-Bones broke their run mark of 14 set against Cleburne back on August 12th. It was also the third Series… 18-12 Sweeps… 5-1 time KC has held an opponent to three hits. That is a season low in hits allowed by the staff. Jon Perrin tossed his 5th straight quality start. Shawn O’Malley scored four runs the second player to Series Open… 17-12 Series Middle… 19-13 achieve that. Series Finale… 14-15 Rubber Match… 8-8 Last At-Bat… 9-18 Walk-Off… 7-3 About the Airhogs Comeback… 10-1 Extra Innings… 6-1 Thirty members of the Chinese National Team, known as the Beijing Shougang Eagles (Pronounced Doubleheader… 7-2-4 Score First… 36-16 Beijing Show-Gong Eagle), will be training and playing in Grand Prairie again this season. The AirHogs have partnered with the “Beijing Shougang Eagles to create a new team: the Texas AirHogs Allow First Run… 18-25 1-Run Game… 15-7 – powered by Beijing Shougang Eagles.” The Chinese National team has climbed to #20 in the 2-Run Game… 6-10 3-Run Game… 11-8 world rankings. They had been ranked #22 to end the 2018 rankings. They placed fourth in the 2018 4+ Run Game… 22-15 More Hits… 43-11 Asia games helping their ranking. They finished 16th in the 2017 World Baseball Classic. Fewer Hits…8-27 Same Hits… 3-3 Scoring 0-3… 11-21 Scoring 4-6… 21-14 Scoring 7+… 22-6 Allow 0-3… 35-11 Allow 4-6… 13-17 Allow 7+… 6-23 Follow us on Social Media! Next Five 8/30 SC TBA at RHP #35 Dylan Baker (3-5, 3.73) 7:05pm 8/31 SC TBA at RHP #28 Akeem Bostick (2-1, 3.60) 7:05pm 9/1 SC TBA at RHP #34 Tommy Collier (10-5, 3.57) 7:05pm 9/2 SC TBA at RHP #24 Jon Perrin (7-1, 3.43) 1:05pm End of regular season Tight at the top The wins last night by KC and Sioux City and the loss by Cleburne to Lincoln tightened the post season race. Sioux City moved into a tie with Cleburne for the South Division crown but own the tie-breaker head to head. KC sits one game back of both clubs and trails Cleburne in the wild card by a game as well. The T-Bones own the tie breaker with the RailRoaders but are 3-6 against Sioux City. The T-Bones simple math is that they need to keep winning and only need to take care of their own business to make it into the post season and defend their crown. In that path they would be no worse than a wild card entrant. Yet, at this point in the race with five games there are multiple playoff scenarios where the division title is still within reach. To get to that spot, KC could also use some help depending on results. They will play Texas one more time and return home to play Sioux City four more times. Currently the T-Bones own the tie breaker head to head with Cleburne but are 3-6 against Sioux City. T-Bones fans might want to dust off any Sioux Falls gear or find some Lincoln love in their heart this week as both teams could help turn the race upside down. Also looking ahead to the weekend, the longer the North Division stays close the series at Fargo for Cleburne would also be one to watch and perhaps cheer on the RedHawks this weekend and St. Paul the next two nights as they face Fargo. The T-Bones need only to be even in the standings with Cleburne to move forward to post season. The schedule breakdown: T-Bones Sioux City Cleburne vs. SC 4 (4H) vs. KC 4 (4A) vs. FM 3 (3A) vs. TEX 2 (2A) vs.
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