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Charleston Riverdogs Game Notes Charleston RiverDogs Game Notes Game 9 Greensboro Grasshoppers (4-4) vs. Charleston RiverDogs (4-4) Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park, Charleston, SC 7:05 p.m. – Friday, April 12, 2019 RHP Alex Manasa (0-0, 5.40) Today’s Starters RHP Tanner Myatt (0-0, 4.50) Last RiverDogs Game: April 11 South Atlantic League 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E GBO 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 4 5 0 CHS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 2019 First-Half Standings The RiverDogs’ fifth-largest crowd in team history poured through the gates of Riley Park as 8,046 onlookers took in a 4-0 RiverDogs defeat to the Greensboro Grasshoppers on Thursday night’s Northern Division W L GB home opener at The Joe. Former second-rounder Matt Sauer (0-1) loaded up the bases to start Hickory (Rangers) 7 1 - the ballgame before wiggling out of the jam with back-to-back punchouts to the delight of the Delmarva (Orioles) 5 1 1.0 sellout crowd. Sauer had not given up a hit through four innings until catcher Zac Susi charged a Greensboro (Pirates) 4 4 3.0 leadoff double into the opposite field to get a Grasshoppers (4-4) rally started in the fifth. With two West Virginia (Mariners) 4 4 3.0 outs, shortstop Connor Kaiser walked before first baseman Mason Martin laced a two-bagger to Kannapolis (White Sox) 3 4 3.5 right, for the biggest hit of the night. Hagerstown (Nationals) 3 5 4.0 Lakewood (Phillies) 3 5 4.0 Greensboro added insurance tallies in the sixth and ninth as Charleston’s offense struggled to muster anything off Hoppers righty Osvaldo Bido (2-0). The Dominican Republic native extended his scoreless innings streak to 11.0 straight to start the year, striking out five over six frames for his Southern Division W L GB second win in as many starts. Breaux collected his second mulit-hit game in two days for the Dogs. Lexington (Royals) 4 3 - Asheville (Rockies) 4 4 0.5 Doggie Bites: Charleston (Yankees) 4 4 0.5 • Baseball’s Back at The Joe: The RiverDogs faithful packed Riley Park with the fifth-largest Augusta (Giants) 3 4 1.0 crowd in team history with 8,046 flowing through the turnstiles for Thursday’s home opener. Of Columbia (Mets) 3 4 1.0 the RiverDogs’ five largest single-game crowds, three are home opening contests (2006, 07, & Greenville (Red Sox) 3 4 1.0 09) with the other two being on a July 3 tilt in 2006 and an appearance from Alex Rodriguez to Rome (Braves) 2 5 2.0 the Lowcountry in 2013. Their largest attendance of all-time was Opening Night in 2007 when 8,426 took in a game from The Joe. RiverDogs Quick Stats • All Zeroes from Riley Park: The RiverDogs were shutout in their home opener for the first time since 2013, when the Dogs 1st Half Record: 4-4 were blanked, 3-0, by the Augusta GreenJackets in their first contest at The Joe that year. The RiverDogs matched the# Second-Half2nd Division Half Record: Winner 0-0 Grasshoppers in the hit column, but never strung two hits together in the same inning as they came up short in just two Home Record: 0-1 chances with runners in scoring position. Road Record: 4-3 • It’s Semple, You’re Gone: RiverDogs reliever Shawn Semple delivered another lights out pitching performance on Current Streak: L1 Current Home Streak: L1 Wednesday night at McCormick Field. The South Jersey native struck out a career-high 11 in 4.0 innings to pick up his first Current Road Streak: W1 South Atlantic League save. The spectacular effort came just five days after he had tied a previous career-best with 10 This Homestand: 0-1 strikeouts on Friday night in Columbia over a five-inning relief stint for his season debut. The University of New Orleans Last Road Trip: 4-3 product has fanned 21 of 32 hitters faced to start the year (65.6%), a strikeout rate and K total that ranks tops in all of Minor Last Five: 2-3 League Baseball to start the season. Semple enjoyed a brief 2-game call-up to end last season with Charleston, when he Last Ten: 4-4 struck out 17 over 12 frames and garnered “South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week” honors. Team AVG (rank): .241 (3rd) Team HR (rank): 2 (T9th) • Stowers Impressing First Week on the Job: New Yankee farmhand Josh Stowers is off to a hot start with his new Runs Scored: 28 (8th) organization, hitting a cool .357 (10-for-28) after extending his hitting streak to 7 straight games with a double in Thursday’s Team ERA (rank): 4.98 (14th) home opener. The former Mariners farmhand has now reached base in 16 of his 34 plate appearances (6 BB) with the Dogs, Team K (rank): 82 (3rd) good for a .471 OBP that ranks 11th in the league. He is one of five hitters in the league with an active 7-game hit streak or Team SV (rank): 2 (T5th) more. The Louisville product was acquired by the Yankees this offseason in the three-team deal that sent Sonny Gray to 2019 vs. GBO: 0-1 Cincinnati. • Lord of Grayreach: Charleston second baseman Kyle Gray has provided some pop from the second base spot for the RiverDogs to start the week on the road with a home run, double, and triple to his name, good for a .994 and 5 RBI, both leading the RiverDogs. The West Virginia University product’s longball on Tuesday marked the second of the season hit by the RiverDogs and the eighth of his professional career after tying for the team-lead with seven homers with Staten Island last year. • Pinstriped Prospects: The RiverDogs will again tap into a deep farm system in the New York Yankees. Losing some of their organizational talent due to promotions and trades in the last year, the Yankees’ farm system fell from the second-best system in the game to 20th on the Baseball America rankings. Despite this, the Bronx Bombers are stocked with intriguing talent at the lower levels of the farm system, including seven of the Yanks’ pre-season Top-30 prospects set to open the season with the RiverDogs (MLB.com/BA): RHP Roansy Contreras (10/7), RHP Luis Medina (14/11), RHP Luis Gil (13/25), C Josh Breaux (15/30), RHP Matt Sauer (17/10), OF Josh Stowers (25/--), and RHP Tanner Myatt (29/--). Upcoming Matchups (subject to change) --- Listen to the RiverDogs on 1250 WTMA and online at www.riverdogs.com. Saturday, April 13, 6:05PM: Charleston vs Greensboro: RHP Luis Gil (0-0, 0.00) vs RHP Brad Case (0-0, 1.59) Sunday, April 14, 5:05PM: Charleston vs Greensboro: RHP Alexander Vizcaino (0-0, 1.93) vs RHP Braeden Ogle (0-0, 1.80) Monday, April 15, 7:05PM: Charleston vs Greenville: RHP Luis Medina (0-1, 45.00) vs TBD Tuesday, April 16, 7:05PM: Charleston vs Greenville: RHP Roansy Contreras (2-0, 2.70) vs TBD Media Relations Contact: Matt Dean Email: [email protected] Today’s Starter #37 TANNER MYATT (RHP) HT: 6’7” WT: 220 B/T: R/R HOMETOWN: Spring Lake, NC (Overhills HS) AGE: 20 BORN: 5/21/98 ACQUIRED: 11th Round, 2018, Florence-Darlington Tech Repertoire: 4SM, CB, CH W-L ERA G/GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB K BAA 2019 0-0 4.50 1/1 0 0 4.0 1 2 2 4 3 .077 MiLB Career 0-1 5.24 11/7 0 0 22.1 14 13 13 13 25 .184 (3 Seasons) 2019 IP- 4.0, (@COL, 4/6) H- 1, (@COL, 4/6) ER- 2, (@COL, 4/6) BB- 4, (@COL, 4/6) K- 3, (@COL, 4/6) Highs: Career IP- 4.0, (“”) H- 2, 4x (7/26/18) ER- 3, (6/23/18) BB- 4, (“”) K- 4, 2x (7/26/18) Highs: Last 3 Games: IP H R ER BB K Career Notes… @COL (4/6) 4.0 1 2 2 4 3 • Rated the No. 29 prospect in the Yankees system per MLB.com in pre-season o Rated as the “Most Intriguing Late-Round Pick” and “Best Fastball” in the Yankees’ 2018 draft class by Baseball America • Made pro debut in 2018, going 0-1, 5.40 ERA in 10 games, 6 starts (22 2019 Notes…Added to RiverDogs Opening Day roster… SO, 9 BB, 18.1 IP), mostly in the GCL o Racked up 10.8 K/9 with 4.4 BB/9 and 3 HR allowed o Spent most of the year in the GCL before appearing in 2.0 innings with Staten Island to finish the year • Spent two seasons at Florence-Darlington Tech (JUCO), going 3-1, 1.80 ERA in 14 games as a sophomore o Passed up a commitment to transfer to the College of Charleston (CAA) to sign with the Yankees o Became highest drafted Stinger in school history o FDTC, a community college with 5,600 students, has only two athletic programs: baseball & softball • RiverDogs Starters in 2019 Pitcher Games Started W-L Team W-L Run Support Runs/Gm Contreras 2 2-0 2-0 7 3.5 Gil 1 0-0 1-0 7 7.0 Medina 1 0-1 0-1 3 3.0 Myatt 1 0-0 0-1 2 2.0 Sauer 2 0-1 1-1 6 3.0 Vizcaino 1 0-0 0-1 3 3.0 SITUATIONAL RECORDS SCORING BY INNING TOTAL HOME AWAY DAY NIGHT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 X ALL vs.
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