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2019 Season Series Notes @TheChicagoDogs 2019 SEASON SERIES NOTES MAY 17-19, 2019 SEASON SCHEDULE/RESULTS 6 Date Opponent Result MAY 17 GARY 7:05 PM ROSEMONT, ILLINOIS 18 GARY 7:05 PM 19 GARY 1:05 PM 21 at St. Paul 7:05 PM 22 at St. Paul 1:05 PM 23 at St. Paul 7:05 PM 24 at Milwaukee 6:05 PM 25 at Milwaukee 5:05 PM 26 at Milwaukee 12:05 PM 27 SIOUX FALLS 1:05 PM 28 SIOUX FALLS 7:05 PM 29 SIOUX FALLS 7:05 PM 31 SIOUX CITY 7:05 PM JUNE 1 SIOUX CITY 7:05 PM 2 SIOUX CITY 1:05 PM 3 at Gary 7:10 PM GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS CHICAGO DOGS 4 at Gary 7:10 PM 5 at Gary 6:45 PM 6 at Gary 7:10 PM 2019 Record: 0-0, 1st North 2019 Record: 0-0, 1st North 7 at Kansas City 7:05 PM 8 at Kansas City 7:05 PM Manager: Greg Tagert Manager: Butch Hobson 9 at Kansas City 1:05 PM Home: 0-0 Home: 0-0 10 TEXAS 7:05 PM 11 TEXAS 7:05 PM Away: 0-0 Away: 0-0 12 TEXAS 7:05 PM 14 FARGO-MOORHEAD 7:05 PM Last 10: 0-0s, Toronto Maple Leafs Last 10: 0-0ions, Toronto Maple Leafs 15 FARGO-MOORHEAD 7:05 PM 16 FARGO-MOORHEAD 1:05 PM 18 at Winnipeg 7:00 PM 19 at Winnipeg 7:00 PM ON THE AIR PROBABLE PITCHERS 20 at Winnipeg 7:00 PM 21 at Fargo-Moorhead 7:02 PM 22 at Fargo-Moorhead 6:00 PM 23 at Fargo-Moorhead 1:00 PM 24 KANSAS CITY 7:05 PM BIT.LY/CHIDOGSTV GAME 1 25 KANSAS CITY 11:35 AM SAM BRIEF LHP Lars Liguori vs LHP D.J. Snelten 26 KANSAS CITY 7:05 PM 0-0, 0.00 ERA 0-0, 0.00 ERA 27 KANSAS CITY 6:05 PM & 28 WINNIPEG 7:05 PM HENRIQUE DAMOUR 29 WINNIPEG 7:05 PM GAME 2 30 WINNIPEG 1:05 PM RHP Christian De Leon vs LHP Luke Westphal JULY CONTACT INFORMATION 2 at Cleburne 7:06 PM 0-0, 0.00 ERA 0-0, 0.00 ERA 3 at Cleburne 7:06 PM 4 at Cleburne 7:06 PM GAME 3 5 at Texas 7:05 PM MEDIA CONTACT: Sam Brief 6 at Texas 7:05 PM LHP Trevor Lubking vs RHP Trevor Simms 7 at Texas 6:00 PM EMAIL: [email protected] 0-0, 0.00 ERA 0-0, 0.00 ERA 9 GARY 11:35 AM PHONE: (847) 494-6726 10 GARY (DH) 5:05 PM 11 GARY 6:05 PM 12 at Sioux Falls 7:05 PM 13 at Sioux Falls 6:05 PM TOP RETURNERS 2018 TEAM STATS 14 at Sioux Falls 1:05 PM 15 at Sioux City 7:12 PM 16 at Sioux City 7:12 PM 17 at Sioux City 7:12 PM Batting Statistic No. League Rank 19 at Gary 7:10 PM Average Hits Batting Average .269 7 20 at Gary 6:10 PM 1) .325 - Edwin Arroyo 1) 118 - Edwin Arroyo Hits 892 9 21 at Gary 2:10 PM 2) .299 - Trey Vavra 2) 110 - Trey Vavra Doubles 166 9 24 MILWAUKEE 7:05 PM 3) .240 - Tony Rosselli 3) 49 - Tony Rosselli Triples 30 3 25 MILWAUKEE 6:05 PM 26 MILWAUKEE 7:05 PM Home Runs 71 9 Runs Scored 428 11 27 CLEBURNE 7:05 PM Total Bases 1331 9 28 CLEBURNE 3:05 PM Home Runs RBI Total Walks 299 11 29 CLEBURNE 7:05 PM 1) 16 - Trey Vavra 1) 65 - Trey Vavra Stolen Bases 57 11 30 at Fargo-Moorhead 7:02 PM 2) 8 - Tony Rosselli 2) 35 - Edwin Arroyo Sacrifice Flies 43 3 31 at Fargo-Moorhead 7:02 PM 3) 4 - Edwin Arroyo 3) 21 - Tony Rosselli Sacrifice Hits 26 8 AUGUST On-Base Percentage .335 10 1 at Fargo-Moorhead 12:30 PM Slugging Percentage .401 8 2 ST. PAUL 7:05 PM Runs Scored Stolen Bases On-Base Plus Slugging .736 8 3 ST. PAUL 7:05 PM 1) 54 - Edwin Arroyo 1) 7 - Edwin Arroyo 4 ST. PAUL 3:05 PM 2) 41 - Trey Vavra 2) 5 - Trey Vavra Earned Run Average 3.86 3 6 MILWAUKEE 7:05 PM 3) 24 - Tony Rosselli Strikeouts 717 6 7 MILWAUKEE 7:05 PM Hits Allowed 854 1 8 MILWAUKEE 6:05 PM Runs Allowed 429 3 9 FARGO-MOORHEAD 7:05 PM 10 FARGO-MOORHEAD 7:05 PM Pitching Home Runs Allowed 85 10 Shutouts 5 6 11 FARGO-MOORHEAD 3:05 PM Strikeouts ERA Complete Games 3 T-6 12 at Lincoln 7:05 PM 1) 63 - Rich Mascheri 1) 2.34 - Rich Mascheri WHIP 1.35 T-3 13 at Lincoln 7:05 PM 2) 60 - Josh Goossen-Brown 2) 2.44 - Brandon Shimo Batting Average Against .256 4 14 at Lincoln 7:05 PM 3) 41 - Brandon Shimo 3) 2.98 - Trevor Simms 15 at Winnipeg 7:00 PM Fielding Percentage .979 1 16 at Winnipeg 7:00 PM Errors 76 1 17 at Winnipeg 6:00 PM 18 at Milwaukee 6:05 PM 19 at Milwaukee 7:05 PM 20 at Milwaukee 7:05 PM 21 WINNIPEG 7:05 PM 2019 STANDINGS 22 WINNIPEG 6:05 PM 23 WINNIPEG 7:05 PM 24 at St. Paul 7:05 PM NORTH SOUTH 25 at St. Paul 5:05 PM 26 at St. Paul 7:05 PM TEAM RECORD GB TEAM RECORD GB 27 at St. Paul 7:05 PM CHICAGO 0-0 -- SIOUX CITY 0-0 -- 28 MILWAUKEE 7:05 PM 29 MILWAUKEE 6:05 PM ST. PAUL 0-0 -- KANSAS CITY 0-0 0-0 30 MILWAUKEE 7:05 PM FARGO-MOORHEAD 0-0 -- SIOUX FALLS 0-0 0-0 31 ST. PAUL 7:05 PM SEPTEMBER GARY 0-0 -- LINCOLN 0-0 0-0 1 ST. PAUL 6:05 PM 2 ST. PAUL 1:05 PM WINNIPEG 0-0 -- CLEBURNE 0-0 0-0 MILWAUKEE 0-0 -- TEXAS 0-0 0-0 2019 MEDIA GUIDE AND RECORD BOOK SERIES NOTES LEADING OFF BIG Z = BACK RECORD BREAKDOWN The Chicago Dogs open their 2019 sea- The Dogs made national headlines in April son — the second in franchise history — when the franchise signed three- time MLB with a three-game series at home against All-Star Carlos Zambrano. The Venezuela Overall 0-0 the Gary SouthShore RailCats. Game native, known as “Big Z,” enjoyed a fruitful Home 0-0 starts are Friday at 7:05 PM Central major league career, which featured an 11- Away 0-0 Time, Saturday at 7:05 PM, and Sunday at year tenure with the Chicago Cubs and one Extra Innings 0-0 1:05 PM. year with the Miami Marlins. Three times Opponent .500 or better 0-0 during Zambrano’s career, he placed fifth in Opponent below .500 0-0 SCOUTING THE RAILCATS NL Cy Young voting and also earned three The Dogs won six games last year against Silver Slugger Awards. In September 2008, Gary, which included three each at home Big Z pitched the only neutral site no-hitter Time and on the road. The RailCats return their in MLB history. He now makes his return Morning Start (before 12:00 p.m.) 0-0 Afternoon Start (Noon - 5:59 p.m.) 0-0 two leading home-run sluggers from last to American professional baseball after Evening Start (6:00 p.m. or later) 0-0 season, infielder Randy Santiesteban and launching his comeback in the Mexican outfielder Colin Willis. On the mound, Lars League and Venezuelan Winter League. Day of the Week Liguori is back in Gary. The 28-year-old Monday 0-0 pieced together a productive 2018 cam- VETERANS OF THE SHOW Tuesday 0-0 paign, a 3.52 ERA and 45 strikeouts over In addition to Zambrano, 2019 Dogs like Wednesday 0-0 Thursday 0-0 94.2 innings. D.J. Snelten and Casey Crosby have gotten Friday 0-0 a taste of the big leagues. Snelten appeared Saturday 0-0 BLAST FROM THE PAST in four games in 2018 for the San Francis- Sunday 0-0 Last year provided some thrilling match- co Giants, while Crosby logged 12.1 innings ups against the RailCats. On June 25th, for the Detroit Tigers back in 2012. Month Joe Benson ripped the go-ahead RBI sin- May 0-0 June 0-0 gle, scoring Trey Vavra, in the 7th inning FIRST IS THE BEST July 0-0 of the Dogs’ 7-6 victory. Two days later on This year’s loaded crop features two former August 0-0 June 27th, Dalton Blaser launched the go- first-round MLB draft selections. Out of high September 0--0 ahead 2-run homer in the top of the 8th school in Tampa, FL, Keon Barnum was inning to lead the Dogs to a 4-3 win. drafted in the first round by the Chicago White Sox in 2012. He moved up to the AA Pitching HAPPY FOURTH level in 2016, most recently playing for the Dogs start RHP 0-0 Birmingham Barons. Victor Roache was Opp. starts RHP 0-0 The Dogs swept a doubleheader vs. the Dogs start LHP 0-0 RailCats in Gary last year on July 4th. Trey originally drafted out of high school by the Opp. starts LHP 0-0 Vavra launched his eighth home run of the Detroit Tigers in the 25th round, but he season in the Dogs’ 5-4 Game One win.
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