2015 APPLESOX GAME NOTES | TUESDAY | JUNE 9, 2015 | VS. SAN FRANCISCO SEALS Page 2 Wenatchee AppleSox Baseball Club, 610 N. Mission St. #204, Wenatchee, WA 98801 [email protected] Saturday, Aug. 8, 2015 Wenatchee AppleSox (26-30, 23-29) Game #57 (26-30) County Stadium Yakima Valley Pippins (31-24, 28-24) Away #26 (11-14) TONIGHT’S GAME INFORMATION Starting Pitchers: RHP Zach Haggett (5-3, 4.00) vs. LHP Darrion Simons (4-3, 3.07) 7:05 p.m. | Radio: Sunny FM / KBSN / applesox.com/listen-live | TV: KWCC-TV Day Date Opponnent Time AppleSox Pitcher Opposing Pitcher Radio Sunday Aug. 9 at Yakima Valley 7:05p RHP Hunter Wells (7-2, 2.88) TBA (0-0, 0.00) KCSY RECORD BREAKDOWN 2015 SEASON ENDS ON ROAD IN YAKIMA The Wenatchee AppleSox (26-30, 23-29), third place in the WCL East, will look to play spoiler to Overall 26-30 the Yakima Valley Pippins (31-24, 28-24), who need to win out and receive some help in the final League 23-29 Non-league 3-1 weekend of league play to make it into the WCL postseason...Yakima Valley swept the first meeting Division 11-14 between the two teams at Paul Thomas Sr. Field, and the AppleSox took two of the next three, before Home games 15-16 losing last night...the Pippins earned the season series win last night...the AppleSox are playing their Away games 11-14 Day games 1-1 16th franchise season (11th in the WCL) and are led by first-year skipper, AJ Proszek (26-30) (.464), Night games 25-29 who is in his 3rd season with the Sox, after managing the pitching staff in 2013 and 2014...Proszek is vs. RH starter 18-18 assisted by Miles Kizer and Cory LeBrun, both in their first seasons. vs. LH starter 8-12 LOOKING AHEAD Extra innings 2-4 COVERAGE OF THE APPLESOX APPLESOX 2016 SEASON VS. YAKIMA VALLEY Broadcast frequencies for AppleSox broadcasts are listed below. The AppleSox and Pippins have Fans can listen online at applesox.com/listen-live. Second-year met 16 times in the Pippins first broadcaster Trevor Williams will call the play-by-play all season, two franchise seasons...the series is tied at 8-8, and Wenatchee is with broadcasts scheduled to start 25 minutes prior to first pitch. 5-2 at County Stadium, after drop- For Ticket Information: ping the season-opener last year KCSY KBSN KWCC-TV www.applesox.com and winning the next five straight, Wenatchee: 93.9 (FM) Moses Lake: 1470 (AM) Local Tel: 12 509-665-6900 before last night’s loss...1-1 in Chelan: 95.3 (FM) Charter: 19 extra-inning games...3-1 loss, 7/26 Brewster: 101.3 (FM) Quincy: 12 was first time teams combined for Omak: 101.9 (FM) Ellensburg: 12 less than 5 runs in a game. @applesox | @applesox_radio | www.applesox.com | Wenatchee AppleSox | @applesox 2015 APPLESOX GAME NOTES | SATURDAY | AUG. 8, 2015 | AT YAKIMA VALLEY PIPPINS PAGE 2 AT A GLANCE LAST NIGHT APPLESOX UPDATE CURRENT... Yakima Valley scored seven runs over the first two innings off of WCL STANDINGS... Current streak 2 L Gage Burland (2-4), who ended up making his shortest start of the EAST GB Current (homestand/road) 0-1 season at two innings...the AppleSox were no-hit by Yakima Valley Kelowna (32-19)y - Last homestand 2-4 starter Mitch Yada (4-3), who was facing his former AppleSox team Yakima Valley (28-24) 4.5 Last road trip 2-1 (2013) for the third time this season...Yada gave up a run in the third Wenatchee (23-29) 9.5 Last 5 2-3 after two errors allowed Kyle Vanderkin to third and he was driven Walla Walla (22-29) 10 Last 10 4-6 in on a groundout...Keston Hiura got the AppleSox first hit in the fourth inning. With the hit, Hiura has reached base in 39-consecu- WEST GB Bellingham (32-20)x - WHEN APPLESOX... tive games, a high in the WCL...Kyle Blankenship pitched a strong Score first 16-13 Victoria (28-23) 3.5 Score second or shutout 8-18 six innings of relief, giving up just two runs to the Pippins...the outing Kitsap (22-29) 9.5 Score 3 runs or fewer 3-13 will be the last for Blankenship in 2015, a good way to end his cam- Cowlitz (20-32) 12 Score 4 runs or more 23-17 paign...the AppleSox added a run in the ninth inning with doubles Score in three + innings 21-11 for Mitchell Holland and Jordan Rathbone (RBI)...Rathbone was the SOUTH GB AppleSox throw shutout 4-0 only AppleSox player with multiple hits Friday...the complete game Bend (33-16)z - Opponent throws shutout 0-2 win for Yada, marked the first complete game thrown by a Pippins Corvallis (30-21) 4 Lead after 7 innings 21-5 pitcher in 2015, and was the first of his collegiate summer league Medford (24-25) 9 Trail after 7 innings 2-23 career. Klamath Falls (12-39) 22 Tied after 7 innings 3-2 Lead after 8 innings 23-4 WILD CARD GB Trail after 8 innings 0-24 CAN’T KEEP HIM OFF BASE Corvallis (30-21) - Tied after 8 innings 3-2 Keston Hiura extended his consecutive reached base safely streak Victoria (28-23) 2 Out-hit opponent 18-3 to 39 games, with a single in the fourth inning last night...he has Yakima Valley (28-24) 2.5 Out-hit by opponent 6-25 reached base consecutively in more games than any other player Opponent hits equal 2-2 in the WCL this season...the previous high was set by Tyler Davis NUMBER OF DAYS... AppleSox 10+ hits 12-8 of Bend (31)...there are no players with an active streak in the WCL Leading Division 0 Opponent 10+ hits 6-18 In second place 1 higher than 18 games, other than Hiura...his streak began June 24 AppleSox hit home run 7-7 In third place 5 Opponent hits home run 3-7 at home against the Yakima Valley Pippins, in a 10-8 AppleSox loss. In fourth place 59 AppleSox commit error 19-25 AppleSox errorless 7-5 BY SERIES... (W-L-T) Play after an off day 4-4 APPLESOX ALL-TIME Series records 9-9-1 Through the first fifteen franchise seasons and 866 games, the Home series 6-4-1 HOW MANY... AppleSox own a 539-327 (.623) record...the AppleSox are 399-227 Away series 3-5-0 Come-from-behind wins 12 (.638) since the inception of the WCL in 2005...Wenatchee is 348- Divisional series 4-4-0 Blown leads/resulting in loss 17 209 (.626) all-time in WCL league games (including playoffs), and League series 8-9-0 Wins/loses in final at bat 1-6 55-15 (.786) all-time in non-league contests since 2005...all-time, Non-League series 1-0-1 Players used (pitchers) 35 (15) the AppleSox are 430-284 (.603) against league opponents (includ- First game series 10-9 One-run / two-run games 17 / 8 ing playoffs) and 107-40 (.728) vs. non-league teams...Wenatchee Second game series 8-10 Postponements/delays 2 owns a 324-169 (.657) all-time home record, and is 225-177 (.561) Third game series 7-8 on the road...Wenatchee is 34-29 all-time in extra-inning games. Rubber match 3-3 THE RECORD... Series sweeps 3-4 June 11-12 July 13-14 VS... August 2-4 WCL East 11-14 Pre All-Star 18-22 WCL West 6-9 Post All-Star 8-8 WCL South 6-6 Monday 1-2 Tuesday 6-3 WENATCHEE VS... Wednesday 4-5 WCL 2015 All-time* Thursday 4-5 Bellingham 1-2 36-24 Friday 3-7 Bend 0-3 26-31 Saturday 5-4 Corvallis 0-3 34-35 Sunday 3-4 Cowlitz 1-2 18-6 Kelowna 5-4 65-24 Kitsap 2-1 39-18 THROUGH 56 GAMES... Klamath Falls 3-0 20-4 2014 after 56 games 33-23 Medford 3-0 7-5 Best after 56 games 43-13(2011) Victoria 2-4 11-7 Walla Walla 4-5 25-25 Worst after 56 games 26-30*(2015) Yakima Valley 2-5 8-8 *200 season completed at 16-23 CURRENT WCL^ 23-29 291-185 WHEN APPLESOX WEAR... TOTAL WCL 348-209 Home White 15-16 *All-time marks WCL record (dates Road Blue 11-14 back to 2005) Alternate Red 0-0 ^Does not include former WCL franchises -records include playoffs @applesox | @applesox_radio | www.applesox.com | Wenatchee AppleSox | @applesox 2015 APPLESOX GAME NOTES | SATURDAY | AUG. 8, 2015 | AT YAKIMA VALLEY PIPPINS PAGE 3 SOX STARTER: ZACH HAGGETT (RHP) 10G, 10GS, 5-3, 4.00 ERA, 60.2IP, 67H, 39K, 25BB, .286 opp. avg LAST: Win: 7/28 Loss: 8/2 ND: 7/10 HR: 7/28 2015 BESTS: IP: 7.2, (7/15) K: 7 (7/17) Hits: 2, (7/15) CG: N/A • Haggett pitched in two league games for Wenatchee in 2014...he earned a save in the AppleSox second league win of the season at Yakima Valley...in total, he recorded 3 2/3 innings on the mound, surrendered seven hits, walked three, and struck out two. • As a freshman reliever, Haggett appeared in 13 games for CCS...he finished his inaugural collegiate season with a 2-2 record and 4.00 ERA...Haggett picked up five saves over 18 innings pitched, with 19 strikeouts and seven walks...he earned back-to-back saves twice, March 26 and 30, and March 9 and 15...opponents could only muster a .212 average against Haggett and were held way down at .100 through his first seven collegiate starts...the right-hander didn’t allow a hit in his first four appearances • A graduate of Boise High School, Haggett also played hockey.