Monday, August 31, 2015
Zaps 4, Sidewinders 1
Game 1-Zaps scored two in each of the first three frames and never
looked back on the way to taking the opener 11 to 5. Santana and
Goldschmidt went a combined 7 for 8 with 7 runs and 4 RBI’s. Devin
Mesoraco belted two homers and a double for the losers.
Game 2- The two teams traded blow for blow on the way to a 4-4 tie after
six, and then couldn’t score a run between them for the next six innings
until Corey Dickerson hit a double off Kimbrel in the bottom of the
thirteenth to give the home team the W. Mesoraco continued his hot
hitting with his third home run in the first two games. Chris Sale filed
for free agency right after the game because his arm fell off after the
Snakes pitching coach left him in to throw 305 pitches through ten innings.
Game 3-Cutch led off the game with a tater, but the visitors came back
to take a 2-1 lead before Rendon jacked a two-run shot in the fourth.
Santana added a two-run double in the sixth when shovel glove “5”
fielding rating Brandon Belt got the bouncing ball caught in his
plumber’s crack out in rightfield to help the home team win 5-3. Some
fundamentalist Snake fans were arrested after the game for disrupting a
Brandon Belt cartoon caricature event.
Game 4-The good guys scored runs in each of the first three frames, and
knocked Cueto out for good in the fifth with a three run outburst.
Scherzer stranded four runners at third before the bullpen sealed the
deal with a combined shut out in 6-0 whitewash for the home team.
Game 5- The slithering ones scored a run in the first, but a Chisenhall
tater tied it up in the third. Brandon Moss broke the game open with an
Earl Weaver special in the fourth to help the Snakes take the getaway
game 10-5.
looked back on the way to taking the opener 11 to 5. Santana and
Goldschmidt went a combined 7 for 8 with 7 runs and 4 RBI’s. Devin
Mesoraco belted two homers and a double for the losers.
Game 2- The two teams traded blow for blow on the way to a 4-4 tie after
six, and then couldn’t score a run between them for the next six innings
until Corey Dickerson hit a double off Kimbrel in the bottom of the
thirteenth to give the home team the W. Mesoraco continued his hot
hitting with his third home run in the first two games. Chris Sale filed
for free agency right after the game because his arm fell off after the
Snakes pitching coach left him in to throw 305 pitches through ten innings.
Game 3-Cutch led off the game with a tater, but the visitors came back
to take a 2-1 lead before Rendon jacked a two-run shot in the fourth.
Santana added a two-run double in the sixth when shovel glove “5”
fielding rating Brandon Belt got the bouncing ball caught in his
plumber’s crack out in rightfield to help the home team win 5-3. Some
fundamentalist Snake fans were arrested after the game for disrupting a
Brandon Belt cartoon caricature event.
Game 4-The good guys scored runs in each of the first three frames, and
knocked Cueto out for good in the fifth with a three run outburst.
Scherzer stranded four runners at third before the bullpen sealed the
deal with a combined shut out in 6-0 whitewash for the home team.
Game 5- The slithering ones scored a run in the first, but a Chisenhall
tater tied it up in the third. Brandon Moss broke the game open with an
Earl Weaver special in the fourth to help the Snakes take the getaway
game 10-5.
Goofeyes 3, Inmates 2
Goofs take 3 of 5 at home versus Inmates.
4/22 Goofs 3 Inmates 0
4/23 Goofs 5 Inmates 4
7/5 Inmates 6 Goofs 5
7/6 Goofs 7 Inmates 1
7/7 Inmates 8 Goofs 4
Sunday, August 30, 2015
Goofs 3, Warpigs 2
Goofs take 3 of 5 at home vs. Pigs
6/26 Pigs 8 Goofs 4
6/27 Goofs 6 Pigs 2
9/1 Goofs 6 Pigs 1
9/2 Pigs 4 Goofs 0
9/3 Goofs 8 Pigs 4
Saturday, August 29, 2015
Goofs 4, Tweeners 3
Goofs take 4 of 7 at home versus Tweeners
5/19 Tweeners 1 Goofs 0
5/20 Tweeners 6 Goofs 4
5/21 Goofs 5 Tweeners 4
7/27 Tweeners 6 Goofs 3
7/28 Goofs 3 Tweeners 2 (11 innings)
7/29 Goofs 9 Tweeners 4
7/30 Goofs 2 Tweeners 1
Goofs 4, Sidewinders 3
Goofs take 4 of 7 vs Snakes. Print file included in attachments for easy many entry.
4/12 SSW 4 Goofs 0
4/13 Goofs 3 SSW 2
4/14 Goofs 7 SSW 2
4/15 SSW 6 Goofs 0
4/16 SSW 4 Goofs 3 (14 innings)
9/14 Goofs 5 SSW 1
9/15 Goofs 1 SSW 0
Rhinos 3, Goofs 2
Rhinos go 3 and 2 at Goofs
6/7 Rhinos 2 Goofs 0
6/8 Goofs 4 Rhinos 3 (11 innings)
6/9 Goofs 5 Rhinos 3
8/15 Rhinos 3 Goofs 1
8/16 Rhinos 4 Goofs 2
Wahoos 3, Tweeners 1
Tweeners drop 3 of 4 to the Wahoos at our place, now being derisively referred to by the local press as the Wahooverdome.
6/21 – Tweeners 7, Wahoos 2. Nolan Arenado went yard and had 4 RBI at The Hoover Dome where the NORM
TWEENERS beat the GARTH WAHOOS 7 to 2.
Arenado helped send the fans home happy. He hit a bases-empty home run in the
2nd inning, doubled bringing in two baserunners in the 5th inning and doubled
which scored a run in the 7th inning. NORM out-hit GARTH for the game, 8
hits to 4.
The victory went to Sonny Gray(7-9) who went 7 innings, allowing 2 runs.
Dillon Gee(0-1) took the loss. NORM scored big getting 7 runs off him in 6
and 2/3 innings.
6/22 – Wahoos 6, Tweeners 4. In a tight game it was the GARTH WAHOOS 6, the NORM TWEENERS 4 at The Hoover
Dome.
GARTH had the winning rally in the top of the 8th inning scoring 2 runs on 3
hits. Chris Iannetta led off and started the attack as he drew a walk. Kyle
Seager stepped into the batter's box and he doubled. After an out was
recorded, Nori Aoki then slapped a one-base hit. Dustin Pedroia came up and
he banged out a single. NORM could do no damage in the bottom of the 9th.
The victory went to Dellin Betances(1-0) who went 2 innings, allowing no runs.
Mark Melancon was credited with his 1st save. Cory Rasmus(3-4) was charged
with the loss in relief.
8/28 – Wahoos 9, Tweeners 3. Khris Davis jacked one out of the ballyard and Jordan Zimmermann went the
distance at The Hoover Dome where the GARTH WAHOOS beat the NORM TWEENERS by
the score of 9 to 3.
In the top of the 2nd inning GARTH scored 7 runs when they had 6 base hits.
That early run support was enough for Zimmermann(1-0) and GARTH. GARTH had a
total of 13 hits for the game.
Madison Bumgarner(11-13) suffered the loss. He was not very effective,
surrendering 7 runs in 6 innings.
8/29 – Whoos 8, Tweeners 1. Third baseman Kyle Seager had 3 base hits and 2 RBI at The Hoover Dome where
the GARTH WAHOOS beat the NORM TWEENERS by the score of 8 to 1.
GARTH set the tone of the game in the first inning scoring 3 runners on 2
hits. The early run support proved sufficient for Henderson Alvarez(1-0) and
GARTH. That was all the run support Alvarez required. GARTH ended up with
11 hits for the game while NORM had 8.
Sonny Gray(9-10) was the loser. He pitched 6 innings giving up 6 hits and 7
walks.
Inmates 4, Nads 3
INMATES at NADS – INMATES 4 games NADS 3 games
May 26th – INMATES win 11-7 – JD Martinez had a big day with a single, double a two
run home run and 3 RBIs. NAD pitching sucked as usual. Miley lasted 1 1@$^&*&^%!!
May 27th – Inmates win 8-4 JD Martinez hit a 3 run blast and the NADS wilted after chasing
INMATES starter after only 2/3 of an inning .
May 28th – INMATES win 3-2. NAD bats were ice cold with only 3 hits.
August 3rd – NADS win 7-5. Tied 5-5 at the 7th inning stretch – Adrian Gonzalez hit a solo homer
To break the tie
August 4th – NADS win 7-2. NAD bats finally wake up outhitting the INMATES 11 to 7
August 5th – NADS win 4-3 NADS trailed the entire game until the bottom of the 9th.
Two outs - runner on first, Kole Calhoun does it again – walk off home run to win the game
And tie the series.
August 6th – INMATES 3-1 and take the series 4-3. Inmates had only 4 hits to the
NADS 10 – but two hits were homers and that was enough.
Warpigs 4, Nads 1
All games at The BallPork.
April 3 - Warpigs win 8-0. The game was scoreless thru 3. In fact, the Nads' Chris Tillman was perfect thru the first nine batters. Then the bottom of the 4th started: double, single, single, single, walk... and Tillman was done. Garrett Richards (16-4) and 5 relievers combined on the 5-hit shutout. The Nads only had more than one runner on base in two innings.
April 4 - Warpigs win 2-0. Nad starter Jarred Cosart had a 1-hit shutout going thru 5 innings, but when he allowed 2 singles and a walk to load the bases in the 6th, he reached his POW (despite having a shutout going) and was relieved. Kevin Jepsen came in to face Troy Tulowitzki, who singled, knocking in 2 runs. That was the only hit Jepsen allowed in 2.2 innings, and those were the only 2 runs scored in the game. Lance Lynn (14-8) and 6 relievers kept the shutout string going, allowing only 4 hits. Joe Smith got his 18th save. The Nads threatened in both the 7th and 8th innings. In the 7th, a 1-out single and a 2-out double brought pinch hitter Alex Rios on to face Sean Doolittle. Doolittle foiled the strategy by intentionally walking Rios, but the Nads pinch-hit Josh Harrison. The Pigs then pinch-pitched Pedro Strop, who got Harrison to fly out. In the 8th, the Nads got a 1-out triple from Ben Revere, but Anthony Varvaro struck out Erick Aybar, and Darren O'Day came in to strike out Todd Frazier putting another goose egg up on the board.
April 5 - Warpigs win 10-2. The shutout string ended quickly, with Todd Frazier pounding an RBI double in the 1st inning. But lefty starter Wade Miley failed to get out of the 1st inning for the Nads. After getting the first out, Miley gave up: single, walk, single, walk, HBP, walk... and he hit the showers early. The subsequent relievers didn't fare much better. Warpig starter R.A. Dickey, who has had some success against the Nads, ran into trouble in the 4th inning, and was relieved after only throwing 3 innings. Aaron Loup (2-2) went the next 3 innings getting the win, and Anthony Varvaro went the last 3 innings to get his 4th save.
May 6 - Nads win 5-3. Oswaldo Arcia homered (it was only a matter of time), leading the Nads to victory. Marcus Stroman went 6+ innings for the win, and Hector Rondon earned the save. Tony Sipp retired Scott Van Slyke with 2 on in the 8th to quell a Pig rally and quiet the boisterous crowd. Adam Wainwright (20-7) took the loss. His last 2 losses have come against the Nads.
May 7 - Warpigs win 2-1. The series finale was a fun one. The Pigs scored a pair in the 3rd to take an early lead. Lance Lynn (15-8) had a shutout going into the 7th, but Todd Frazier hit one out to lead off the inning and chase Lynn from the game. The rest of that top of the 7th was wild. Three relievers were used. Three pinch hitters came to the plate. There was a single, a stolen base (by Matt Adams!), an intentional walk, a regular walk... but no more runs. The inning ended with Aaron Loup retiring pinch hitter Juan Lagares with the bases loaded. Joe Smith got the save, his 19th of the year.
The Warpigs, who hit only .257 in the 5-game series, did not have a home run or a stolen base. The Nads, however, hit ony .199.
April 3 - Warpigs win 8-0. The game was scoreless thru 3. In fact, the Nads' Chris Tillman was perfect thru the first nine batters. Then the bottom of the 4th started: double, single, single, single, walk... and Tillman was done. Garrett Richards (16-4) and 5 relievers combined on the 5-hit shutout. The Nads only had more than one runner on base in two innings.
April 4 - Warpigs win 2-0. Nad starter Jarred Cosart had a 1-hit shutout going thru 5 innings, but when he allowed 2 singles and a walk to load the bases in the 6th, he reached his POW (despite having a shutout going) and was relieved. Kevin Jepsen came in to face Troy Tulowitzki, who singled, knocking in 2 runs. That was the only hit Jepsen allowed in 2.2 innings, and those were the only 2 runs scored in the game. Lance Lynn (14-8) and 6 relievers kept the shutout string going, allowing only 4 hits. Joe Smith got his 18th save. The Nads threatened in both the 7th and 8th innings. In the 7th, a 1-out single and a 2-out double brought pinch hitter Alex Rios on to face Sean Doolittle. Doolittle foiled the strategy by intentionally walking Rios, but the Nads pinch-hit Josh Harrison. The Pigs then pinch-pitched Pedro Strop, who got Harrison to fly out. In the 8th, the Nads got a 1-out triple from Ben Revere, but Anthony Varvaro struck out Erick Aybar, and Darren O'Day came in to strike out Todd Frazier putting another goose egg up on the board.
April 5 - Warpigs win 10-2. The shutout string ended quickly, with Todd Frazier pounding an RBI double in the 1st inning. But lefty starter Wade Miley failed to get out of the 1st inning for the Nads. After getting the first out, Miley gave up: single, walk, single, walk, HBP, walk... and he hit the showers early. The subsequent relievers didn't fare much better. Warpig starter R.A. Dickey, who has had some success against the Nads, ran into trouble in the 4th inning, and was relieved after only throwing 3 innings. Aaron Loup (2-2) went the next 3 innings getting the win, and Anthony Varvaro went the last 3 innings to get his 4th save.
May 6 - Nads win 5-3. Oswaldo Arcia homered (it was only a matter of time), leading the Nads to victory. Marcus Stroman went 6+ innings for the win, and Hector Rondon earned the save. Tony Sipp retired Scott Van Slyke with 2 on in the 8th to quell a Pig rally and quiet the boisterous crowd. Adam Wainwright (20-7) took the loss. His last 2 losses have come against the Nads.
May 7 - Warpigs win 2-1. The series finale was a fun one. The Pigs scored a pair in the 3rd to take an early lead. Lance Lynn (15-8) had a shutout going into the 7th, but Todd Frazier hit one out to lead off the inning and chase Lynn from the game. The rest of that top of the 7th was wild. Three relievers were used. Three pinch hitters came to the plate. There was a single, a stolen base (by Matt Adams!), an intentional walk, a regular walk... but no more runs. The inning ended with Aaron Loup retiring pinch hitter Juan Lagares with the bases loaded. Joe Smith got the save, his 19th of the year.
The Warpigs, who hit only .257 in the 5-game series, did not have a home run or a stolen base. The Nads, however, hit ony .199.
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Fungoes 8, Rhinos 6
Rhinos vs Fungoes today on the pc.
Fungoes claw their way to an 8-6 record.
April 12 at WTF:
Rhinos win it 2-1. Roenis Elias picks up the win while Kershaw takes the loss. Kershaw threw a masterful 3 hitter through 7 but two
big errors cost him! Kenley Jansen picks up the save.
April 13 at WTF:
Fungoes win it 10-2. David Price gets the win for the Fungoes while Jacob Turner takes the loss. Sal Perez, Brett Gardner and Rajai Davis all homer for the Fungoes!
April 14 at WTF:
Rhinos win 3-2. Archer the win and Cahil picks up a save. Kyle Gibson takes the loss for the Fungus!
April 15 at WTF:
Rhinos shutout the Fungoes winning it 4-0. Joe Kelly and Trever Cahill held the Fungoes to 4 hits. Kelly gets the win while Kyle Hendricks takes the loss for the Fungoes. Carlos Gomez homered and drove in 3 for the Rhinos.
April 16 at WTF:
Fungoes win 9-1. Tanner Roark picks up the win for the Fungi while Roenis Elias absorbs the loss. Mike Trout homered and drove in 3 for the Fungoes.
May 26 at the Reserve:
Rhinos take an early lead and hold on to win 8-5. Roenis Elias picks up the win while Tanner Roark takes the loss. Kenley Jansen gets the last out of the game for the save. Each team hit 3 homers. Joey Votto drove in 3 for the Rhinos.
May 27 at the Reserve:
Fungoes win 9-4. Trout hits 2 homers while Kershaw picks up the win. Papelbon collects his 39th save. Chris Archer takes the loss.
May 28 at the Reserve:
Rhinos win it 8-2. Gerrit Cole picks up the win while Kyle Gibson takes the loss. Fungoes are held to 3 hits by Cole and Trever Cahill.
August 3 at the Reserve:
Rhinos win a close one 4-3. Matt Garza picks up a complete game win. Trever Rosenthal gets the loss in relief. Neither team could manage an extra base hit.
August 4 at the Reserve:
Fungoes out slug the Rhinos winning it 9-5. David Price gets the win while Reonis Elias picks up the loss. Sal Perez hit 3 HRs while driving in 4 runs.
August 5 at the Reserve:
Fungoes win 7-1. Kyle Gibson gets the win for the Fungoes. Tim Hudson takes the loss.
August 6 at the Reserve:
Fungoes win 7-4. Roark picks up the win for the Fungoes while Jacob Turner is tagged with the loss. Dilson Herrera hits 2 HRs for the Fungoes driving in 3 runs.
September 14 at WTF:
Fungoes and Rhinos tangle in a long pitching duel! No score after 9, Fungoes win it 1-0 with the walk off bases loaded walk in the bottom of the 12th inning. Seth Maness picks up a win in relief. Jacob takes the loss for the Rhinos. Jared Dyson gets the walkoff walk to win it!
September 15 at WTF:
Fungoes win 6-4 with a Sal Perez 2-run walk off BP HR (rolled a 1)! Marco Gonzales takes the loss while Papelbon gets the win!
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Nads 4, Zaps 1
Zaps go 1-4 at NADS as the NADs stay red hot
June 23rd – NADS win 6-5 ZAPS were leading 4-2 until the bottom of the
Seventh when Todd Frazier hit a three run homer. The Zaps scored one
In the top of the ninth to make it close. Tony Sipp got the save
June 24th – NADS win 3-2 – Kole Calhoun hit a walk off home run to win the game
June 25th – NADS win 6-5 . Calhoun stayed hot finishing the day with two homers
And four RBIs
August 30th – ZAPS win 9-4 Corey Dickerson had a great game. He had 3 hits,
Including a double, a 3 run homer and 5 RBIs
August 31st - NADS win 3-2 NADS took the lead in the 5th and never looked back
Warpigs 3, Nads 2
PIGS go 3-2 at NADS
June 17th – PIGS win 7-6. 29 hits in the game, NADS come up short
June 18th - NADS win 10-4. Adrian Gonzalez hit two – two run home runs and
Oswaldo Arcia hit a three run homer in the sixth
August 24th – PIGS win 5-2. NADS finally scored two in the bottom of the ninth,
But it was not enough
August 25th – PIGS win 9-1. NADS made 3 errors, scored one run
on Adrian Gonzalez’s home Run and only had two hits
August 26th – NADS win 5-4 Ben Revere hit a three run double and
Tillman pitched a complete game
Nads 5, Rhinos 2
RHINOS go 2-5 at NADS
May 19th – NADS win 3-0 - NADS outhit the RHINOS 9 hits to 3.
May20th - RHINOS win – Archer pitched a complete game and
Alcides Escobar clubbed a two run homer
May 21st - NADS win 21-3 - Miley got the win and went
7 and 1/3 innings and gave up 8 hits and 2 walks. Tim
Hudson(1-1) was charged with the loss. He allowed
11 hits and 4 walks in 5 and 1/3 innings.
July 27th - NADS win 9-0. Tilmman pitched a one hit shutout. He
Gave up 4 walks and struck out 6
July 28th – RHINOS win 6-2 . Gerrit Cole pitched a complete game and
Held the NADS to two runs
July 29th - NADS win 4-3. Miley was the winner in spite of walking eight!
He left with lead and then the bullpen shut down the Rhinos
July 30th – NADS win 4-3 Mike Fiers was the winner allowing 3 runs in
Six and a third
FFTs and Warpigs Trade Again
Part of last week's defunct "Big Trade" has resurfaced. The Warpigs traded Troy Tulowitzki and J.T. Realmuto to the FFTs for Adeiny Hechavarria, the FFT 1st round pick, and a reserve.
Friday, August 21, 2015
Thursday, August 20, 2015
Tweeners 5, DVs 0
The DiamondVision summer of discontent continues as they make a late push for the #2 pick, while the Tweeners start their late season push for a playoff spot as the Tweeners take all 5 at the DV park.
No highlights to report, other than the usual pressbox chatter overheard about how the Tweeners could lose any games with King Felix and Prince Sonny on the hill.
DVs
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
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