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Great Lakes Loons Game Notes Game 49 | Loons (16-32) Vs Great Lakes Loons Game Notes Game 49 | Loons (16-32) vs. Lake County Captains (21-29) Monday, May 28 | 1 PM EDT Classic Park (6,157) | Eastlake, Ohio TODAy’s scheduled pitching match-up RHP Alfredo Tavarez (0-1, 8.53) vs. LHP Kirk McCarty (1-3, 6.91) Tuesday, May 29 vs. South Bend 7:05 p.m. RHP Andre Jackson (0-1, 3.38) vs. TBA Wednesday, May 30 vs. South Bend 10:35 a.m. RHP Joel Inoa (0-0, 8.44) vs. TBA ‘18 by the numbers -Today’s Matchup: Tavarez makes his first start of the season and the sixth start of his Loons’ ca- Current Streak W2 reer. The 20-year-old was added to the Loons active roster on May 28 to make a spot start for Riley Last five games 2-3 Ottesen. The Loons have not won three straight games this season. McCarty is the fourth lefty in Last ten games 3-7 the last five games to start against the Loons. The Loons are batting .230 against left-handers. Home record 6-12 Zach McKinstry has the highest average vs. lefties on the team (.412). Road record 10-20 Day record 7-8 Team Notes Individual Notes Night record 9-24 • Road Weary: The Loons’ 12-game road trip • UTL Gersel Pitre tallied his first three-hit Extra innings record 2-1 will take them approximately 1,343 miles and Doubleheader games 4-2 game of the season, second with the Loons Series Opener 2-12 20 hours of driving from Midland, Michigan and 17th of his career on May 27. Series Finale 5-8 to Dayton, Ohio to Bowling Green, Kentucky • INF Moises Perez hit the first home run of Series W-L-T 2-8-3 to Eastlake, Ohio and back to Midland. The his Loons’ career in his 83rd game on May vs. RH starter 12-25 Loons are 4-7 on their trek. 27. He has eight pro homers in 262 games. vs. LH starter 4-7 • Triple-Triple: The Loons hit three triples on • INF Zach McKinstry picked up the first One-run games 5-10 May 26 at Lake County. It was the first time four-hit game of his pro career on May 26. 13-11 Scoring first in franchise history the Loons hit more than Opp. scores first 3-21 • INF Jared Walker leads the Loons with an Shutouts 2-4 two triples in a game. The Loons tripled twice Isolated Power average of .282. Eighteen of Out-hit opponents 11-13 in a game 33 times. his 31 hits are for extra bases. Out-hit by opp. 2-15 • Situational Hitting: The Loons are 6-for-37 • CF Brayan Morales hit the first home run Hits equal 3-4 (.162) with the bases loaded, bat .216 with of his pro career in his 104th game on May Comeback wins 5-13 runners in scoring position and are .181 at 22. Morales is the leader in the Midwest 5-8 Starter goes 5IP or + the plate with runners in scoring position and League in stolen bases with 22 (he also Starter goes < 5IP 11-24 Score 4R or more 14-7 two outs. leads the league in times caught stealing Score 3R or less 2-25 • Rough Start: The Loons are battling the 2013 with nine). Morales has six multi-steal Errorless games 3-8 team for the worst first half in franchise his- games this season and is batting .304 in Lead after six inn. 13-3 tory. The Corey Seager-led Loons in ‘13 began the leadoff spot for the Loons. Tied after six innings 1-5 17-31 and ended the half 27-43. • RHP Marshall Kasowski leads the Loons Trail after six innings 2-24 • The Captain: Skipper John Shoemaker’s career in strikeouts (43 in 23.2 innings). He has a 13-3 Lead after seven in. managerial record is 1,449-1,401 for a total Tied after seven in. 2-1 SO/9 IP ratio of 16.35 in relief. Kasowski Trail after seven in. 1-28 of 2,850 games managed over 25 seasons. walked 11 batters in his first 5 2/3 innings Lead after eight in. 11-1 The 61-year-old won a South Atlantic League and has walked six in his last 18 innings. Tied after eight in. 1-1 title in 1996 with Savannah and two Southern • Prospect Watch: OF Starling Heredia is the Trail after eight in. 1-28 League crowns with Jacksonville (2001, 2005). Dodgers 17th-ranked prospect, according Sundays 5-2 2018 Lake COunty Series Notes to Baseball America and MLB.com, while Mondays 1-3 fellow OF Romer Cuadrado checks in at Tuesdays 3-5 May 25|L 3-4: Ulysses Cantu walkoff 2R HR B9 vs. Justin Hoyt Wednesdays 2-5 May 26|W 8-1: McKinstry 4H; Chiu, Walker HR number 27 on MLB.com. Heredia was a Thursdays 1-7 May 27|W 7-3: McKinstry, Perez HR; Pitre 3H, 2R, RBI in 8th Pioneer League All-Star in 2017 and the Fridays 1-6 May 28, 1 p.m. league’s July Player of the Month before Saturdays 3-4 June 8, 7:05 p.m. June 9, 7:05 p.m. joining the Loons for the final month of the Cream uniform 4-9 June 10, 2:05 p.m. season. Cuadrado led the Pioneer League Green uniform 7-7 June 11, 7:05 p.m. with a .526 postseason batting average on Gray uniform 5-15 July 28, 7 p.m. April 7-14 July 29, 7 p.m. the Raptors’ title run. May 9-17 July 30, 7 p.m. Lake County Series History June July 31, 11 a.m. 2018 2017 All Time July August 4, 7:05 p.m. Overall 2-1 10-6 77-61 August August 5, 2:05 p.m. at Dow Diamond 0-0 6-3 42-25 August 6, 7:05 p.m. at Lake County 2-1 4-3 35-36 All 140 games Live on ESPN 100.9 FM (WLUN) & ESPN1009.com - home milb.tv Follow the Loons twitter @greatlakesloons Loons Coaching Staff 12 John SHoemaker John Shoemaker returns as manager for the Loons in his 42nd year with the Dodgers organization. Shoe- maker managed the Loons from 2011-2012. He is the sixth Loons manager in the past six seasons. Shoe- maker played second base in the Dodgers minor league system from 1977-1980. He made it to Triple-A Albuquerque in 1980 before retiring from playing baseball to become the hitting coach with the Vero Beach Dodgers the following year. The first managerial opportunity accepted by Shoemaker was to take over for Vero Beach in 1987. He finished 62-76 that season. Shoemaker took a short break from his managerial du- ties in 2009-2010, but remained in the Dodgers organization as the Camelback Ranch-Glendale Coordina- tor of Instruction. He made his first stint with the Loons from 2011-2012, posting a 139-140 overall record. The 61-year-old was born in Chillicothe, Ohio and graduated from Waverly High School. In college at Miami University, Shoemaker shot 10-of-15 from the field for 20 points against Marquette in the 1978 NCAA Tournament. He added four rebounds and six assist in the First Round victory. Shoemaker was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the 26th round of the 1974 Amateur Draft, but turned down the opportunity to attend Miami University in Ohio. In the 1977 Amateur Draft, the left-handed hitting infielder was selected in the 35th round by the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Chicago Bulls drafted Shoemaker in the 6th round of the 1978 NBA Draft after the 6-foot-2 guard averaged 10.2 points, 2.9 rebounds and 4.3 assists for Miami in his senior 1977-78 season. 19 Bobby Cuellar Bobby Cuellar begins his second stint with the Loons as the pitching coach in his fourth season with the Dodgers organization. Cuellar’s first season with the Loons was in 2016. Since joining the Dodgers organi- zation in 2015, Cuellar also spent time with Ogden in 2015 and 2017. Prior to making his debut as a minor league coach in 1983, Cuellar earned a brief stint in the MLB with the Texas Rangers in 1977. He pitched in four games, allowing four hits, two walks, one home run and one earned run against 24 batters faced. His only home run allowed was to three-time All-Star Dave Kingman. Cuellar struck out three hitters in 6.2 innings pitched for the Rangers. Cuellar, who is bilingual in Spanish and English, spent time in Texas, Cleve- land and Seattle’s organization as a right-handed relief pitcher. A native of Alice, Texas and a graduate from the University of Texas, Cuellar has coached at the minor league level as a pitching coach, bullpen coach and manager. He was the manager of the Wausau Timbers from 1986-1987 and the New Britain Rock Cats in 2008. The Timbers went 73-60 in 1986 and 57-83 in 1987, while the Rock Cats were 64-77 during the 2008 season. Cuellar, 65, has taught star pitchers Pedro Martinez, Randy Johnson, Carl Pavano and Javier Vázquez, along with instructing Johan Santana on the changeup while working as the pitching coach for the Edmonton Trap- pers. 24 Jair Fernandez Jair Fernandez joins the Dodgers organization as the tenth hitting coach in Loons history. Originally from Cartagena, Colombia, Fernandez played 10 minor league seasons with four organizations: Mariners, Twins, Astros, Cubs.
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