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Originally Posted by Brad K

I missed that. Thanks for mentioning it.

Is he in the rotation now?

It would appear so...

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Well cool. How old is he in the game?

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Originally Posted by Brad K

Well cool. How old is he in the game?

These guys were all imported in their RY, so it's his age-24 season.

How's that Gothams rotation. Gooden-deGrom-Johnson is one heck of a 1-2-3.

And yet they are last in the North Division by a fair whack. Wait til these three come on a bit, I guess.

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KERSHAW MOVES TO 10-6 WITH STRONG WIN AT NEW JERSEY
TROUT, GORDON, WYNN LEAD SEATTLE TO 12-7 ROAD WIN OVER NY
GWYNN KNOCKS IN 5 AS GRAYS BEAT ARROWS
PIRATES CLIP FURY IN 13 DESPITE EXCELLENT EFFORT FROM MORRIS

Los Angeles 4 @ New Jersey 2
WP: Clayton Kershaw (10-6) 8 IP / 7 H / 2 ER / 7 K.
LP: Gerrit Cole (6-8)
SV: Noodles Hahn (6)

• LOSA: Francisco Lindor 3-5 / 2B / 2 RBI; Enos Slaughter 3-5 / 2 2B / RBI.
• NJER: Cristobal Torriente 3-3 / 3B.

Las Vegas 9 @ Connecticut 7
WP: Don Sutton (11-6)
LP: Charlie Buffinton (6-8)
SV: Bobby Mathews (16)

• LASV: Dan Brouthers 3-5 / 2 2B / 2 RBI; Martin Dihigo 3-5 / 3B / RBI.
• CONN: Ted Williams 3-4 / solo HR [17]; Barry Larkin 2-5 / 2-run 2B; Darrell Evans HR [3] / 2 RBI.

Seattle 12 v New York 7
WP: Stan Coveleski (1-1)
LP: Babe Adams (8-5)

• SEAT: Mike Trout 3-3 / 2 BB / 2B / 2 RBI; Jim Wynn 3B / HR [7] / 3 RBI; Joe Gordon 2B / 3B / 3 RBI.
• NYOR: Dave Winfield 2B / 2-run HR [11]; Joe Medwick 4-4 / 2B / RBI; Eddie Mathews 2-5 / 2B / 3 RBI.

Boston 8 @ Portland 4
WP: Felix Hernandez (11-4)
LP: Jim Whitney (11-6)

• BOST: Arky Vaughn 3-4 / 2B / 2 RBI; Fred Clarke 2B / 3B / 2 RBI; Bobby Doerr 2-run HR [5]; Joe Tinker 2-4 / 2 RBI; Ty Cobb 3-5 / 2B.

New Orleans 3 @ Virginia 2 (13 innings)
WP: Tony Mullane (1-8)
LP: Tom Candiotti (2-2)
SV: Smoky Joe Wood (2)

• NORL: Whitey Ford 9 IP / 6 H / 1 ER / 9 K; Ken Boyer 3-6 / 2B / solo HR [8]; Johnny Mize solo HR [14].
• VIRG: Jack Morris 8 IP / 3 H / 1 ER / 4 K.

Washington 7 @ Indianapolis 3
WP: Andy Pettite (7-10)
LP: Bob Shawkey (8-7)

• WASH: Tony Gwynn 2B / 3B / 5 RBI; Pete Rose 2-4 / 2 RBI.
• INDI: Nap Lajoie 3-4 / 3B / RBI.

Kansas City 9 v Atlanta 3
WP: Bob Welch (9-7) 9 IP / 9 H / 3 ER / 9 K.
LP: Luis Tiant (11-7)

• KANC: Willie McCovey 3-4 / 2B / RBI; Bill Freehan 3 RBI.
• ATLA: Cap Anson 3-4 / 2B.

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Carolina Triplets (46-48) @ Florida Panthers (50-45)
Sony Field – Miami, FL; 2.05 pm
FLOR: Larry Jackson (8-2, 4.20)
CARO: Sadie McMahon (6-7, 4.07)

Good afternoon and welcome to today’s Game of the Week broadcast, I’m your host Nik Hill coming to you live from sunny Miami on a beautiful Sunday indeed.

Today’s feature game sees the Florida Panthers host the Carolina Triplets, two sides who are both still in contention in their respective divisions but who need to keep winning if they want to feature in postseason action. Florida sits at 50 and 45, some 7 ½ games behind Atlanta in the tough South Division, while the Triplets are just a half-game back of Washington in the East. That’s despite only having a 46-48 record to this point in by far the most hotly-contested of the four divisions.

A most interesting pitching matchup in this one, with tricky submariner Sadie McMahon up for the visitors, while the 8-2 Larry Jackson gets the job for the home side. That said, this one should be all about the offence, as we have the pleasure of getting to watch four of this league’s hottest hitters in action tonight.

Carolina first-baseman Frank Thomas has been sensational all season and particularly so of late. Frank, known to all as “The Big Hurt”, leads the SE with 19 homers, and he is a threat every time he comes to the plate, not just for power but average as well, hitting 332 so far. He has been ably supported by second-baseman Jackie Robinson, who is at 342 with 10 homers and 31 RBI from the number two spot in the lineup. Unfortunately, it’s been a bit of a steep dropoff from there, with Carolina at or near the bottom in most offensive stats, which in itself is almost impossible to believe. With the quality of their pitching you feel that all they need do is just get some of these other bats warmed up and they’ll be right amongst it at the pointy end of the season.

Meanwhile the Panthers have been rattling the fences all year. Third-baseman Evan Longoria is a weapon, pure and simple, as his 150 OPS+ attests, and he’s cracked 18 homers and driven in 67 so far.

But clearly the best player of the season so far is the young man down on the field with Juliana Scott who’ll be speaking with us now. Jules, who is this masked man?

Juliana Scott Thanks Nik, yes I have with me the all-conquering Prince himself, Albert Pujols. Albert, thanks for speaking with us today.

Albert Pujols: Nice to see you again, Juliana.

JS: Yes, for those at home Albert and I first crossed paths a couple of seasons ago when I was covering the Midwest Prospects League. So much has changed since then Albert, and yet so little. You were dominating that league and now you’re doing the same here. You must be pleased with how your PBL career has started.

AP: Well I am a lot happier with my first month than the time since, which is a bit frustrating. Hopefully I can get things back on track and keep helping the team.

JS: No doubt both yourself individually and the team as a whole has cooled off a bit in recent weeks, anything you can put your finger on that has changed over that time?

AP: No, which makes it all the more frustrating. We still feel we’re playing well and doing all we can to get the results, but the scoreboard says otherwise, you know? None of us were expecting to keep at the pace we were running at in April and May, but neither did we anticipate going 9-16 or whatever we did in June. Atlanta catching fire over the same period made it worse for us, and now we’re at risk of letting them run away with it. A seven or eight game deficit is a lot different from ten or twelve, so we really need to start making up some ground before it's too late.

JS: Your pitching has been problematic. Has that been how you’ve seen it?

AP: I’m sure the pitchers will be disappointed with their performance so far, but when you look at Atlanta and KC, it’s been more about the runs scored than conceded. We’ve all given up roughly the same number of runs, but Atlanta has outscored us and the Blues by a bunch. So it is a team-wide thing, really.

JS: One aspect of your team’s performance that stands out for me is your poor home record, which is 17-18 to this point. How do you explain that?

AP: I’d like to say it is the fault of all the lovely bikini-clad ladies in the crowd, but somehow I think they distract our visitors just as much (laughs). Look, our home record is not that much below our overall one, and only 30-something games isn’t really much to go on. We certainly feel at home here and I think you’ll find this will sort itself out over time.

JS: Well, let’s hope that correction starts tonight, Albert – good luck and thanks for speaking with us.

AP: Thanks, Juliana, see you soon I hope.

JS: Likewise. Nik, our Albert certainly is a Prince. Back to you.

Thanks Jules, and thanks to Albert as well. Back in a few minutes with the first pitch.



TOP 1ST
Jackson starts his game with a clean inning.

BOTTOM 1ST
The home side wastes no time, with a walk to Wells and a Pujols triple putting them on the board and a Longoria single doubling their lead.
Florida 2, Carolina 0

TOP 2ND
Pujols undoes his good work with the bat when he bobbles a throw to allow a man on, who then scores on a Stivetts triple. Ott walks, and Cronin puts the visitors in front with a 2-run double. Davis singles with two out to bring him in.
Carolina 4, Florida 2

BOTTOM 2ND
Just a walk for the Panthers.



TOP 3RD
A walk to Thomas goes nowhere.

BOTTOM 3RD
Florida goes down in order.

TOP 4TH
Carolina extends its lead on a huge 2-run smash from Downing, sending Jackson to an early shower, replaced by Jenkins.
Carolina 6, Florida 2

BOTTOM 4TH
The Panthers, helped by an Ott misplay at 3B, put men at the points with none out, but then proceed to leave them there.

TOP 5TH
A 1-2-3 inning for Jenkins.

BOTTOM 5TH
McMahon looks to have settled right down after his wobbly 1st, retiring them in order here. Florida with just two hits to this point.

TOP 6TH
Just a two-out hit to Cronin.



BOTTOM 6TH
Florida tries to get a rally going with two out as Longoria walks and Kent singles, but Posada pops out to end the inning.

TOP 7TH
Jenkins has certainly done his bit, keeping the Triplets bats quiet, as he records another clean inning here.

BOTTOM 7TH
1-2-3 goes the home side as their much-vaunted offence fails to fire.

TOP 8TH
Jenkins flags, loading the bases with none out, and Panthers skipper Tony LaRussa summons Jamie Moyer from the pen. He strikes out Ott, and a superb OF assist by Willie Davis to throw Frank Thomas out at home on a Cronin flyball gets them out of the inning unscathed.

BOTTOM 8TH
McMahon, unflappable, sends them three up and down.

TOP 9TH
No problems for Moyer.

BOTTOM 9TH
The home fans get a glimmer as two men get on with two out, but McMahon finishes off a fine game by inducing a game-ending pop-up from Davis.

Carolina 6, Florida 2 (final).

WP: Sadie McMahon (7-7)
LP: Larry Jackson (8-3)
POTG: Sadie McMahon 9 IP / 4 H / 2 ER / 4 K.

No sign of the big bats tonight for the Panthers as McMahon kept them from ever really finding their rhythm aside from his wobbles early on. Carolina only got 7 hits themselves, but made each one of them count. Joe Cronin was great, with three hits and two RBI, and the 2-run shot by Downing all but settled it in the end.

We are back in a couple of weeks when we head to the upper north-west to see the mighty Portland Stags in action, as they host Ted Williams and the Colonials in what should be a fantastic matchup. Thanks for watching tonight and hope you can join us then. Goodnight!

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Players of the Week

Northwest League
Dan Brouthers (Las Vegas): .444 / 0 HR / 7 RBI

Southeast League
Cap Anson (Atlanta): .545 / 0 HR / 2 RBI

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VALENZUELA PITCHES PORTLAND PAST SEATTLE IN PUGET DERBY
AARON, ATLANTA BATS RUN HOT IN BIG WIN OVER INDY
UHLE BLANKS KC, TRIPLETS WIN 2-0
PIRATES SCRAPE HOME IN WILD WIN OVER GRAYS

Los Angeles 4 @ Boston 3 (11 innings)
WP: Andy Messersmith (5-5)
LP: Vic Willis (10-5)

• LOSA: Dennis Martinez 8 IP / 5 H / 1 ER / 2 K.
• BOST: George Mullin 8 IP / 4 H / 1 ER / 5 K; Ed Delahanty 3-6 / 2B / 2 RBI.

Connecticut 8 @ New York 4
WP: Urban Shocker (9-9)
LP: Kid Gleason (5-10)

• CONN: Barry Larkin 2-5 / HR [12] / 3 RBI; Freddie Freeman 2-5 / 2 RBI.

Portland 3 @ Seattle 1
WP: Fernando Valenzuela (8-1) 8 IP / 2 H / 1 ER / 6 K.
LP: Tim Keefe (4-14)
SV: Mordecai Brown (6)

• PORT: Bert Campaneris 2B / 3B / 2 RBI.

New Jersey 7 @ Las Vegas 6
WP: Sam McDowell (1-0)
LP: Bobby Mathews (5-11)
SV: Jim McCormick (13)

• NJER: Honus Wagner 2-4 / 3B / 3 RBI; Frank Robinson 2-run HR [20]; Cristobal Torriente solo HR [11].
• LASV: Barry Bonds 3-4 / 2B / 2-run HR [13]; Dan Brouthers 2-4 / 3-run HR [13].

Virginia 4 @ Florida 3
WP: Al Spalding (9-8) 9 IP / 9 H / 3 ER / 7 K.
LP: Amos Rusie (8-8)

• VIRG: Buddy Bell 3-4 / 2 2B / 3 RBI; Roberto Clemente solo HR [3].
• FLOR: Albert Pujols 3-4 / solo HR [16].

Atlanta 13 v Indianapolis 6
WP: Satchel Paige (1-5)
LP: Al Orth (4-1)

• ATLA: Hank Aaron 3-4 / HR [12] / 2 RBI; Scott Rolen 2-4 / HR [7] / 4 RBI; Cap Anson 3-4 / 2B / 2 RBI; Jose Cruz 3-5 / HR [7] / 2 RBI; Tony Perez HR [6] / 2 RBI.
• INDI: Adrian Beltre 2-run HR [3].

Carolina 2 v Kansas City 0
WP: George Uhle (2-0) 9 IP / 10 H / 0 ER / 2 K.
LP: Bret Saberhagen (7-6)

• CARO: Al Simmons 3-4.

New Orleans 10 v Washington 9
WP: Smoky Joe Wood (2-4)
LP: Hal Newhouser (1-1)
SV: Tony Mullane (15)

• NORL: Ichiro Suzuki 4-4 / 2 RBI; Buck Ewing 3-4 / RBI.
• WASH: Wade Boggs 4-5 / 2B / 2 RBI; Zack Wheat 4-6 / 2B / RBI; Carl Yastrzemski 3-5 / RBI.

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SOLID OUTING FROM THE TRAIN GETS NY PAST BOSTON
OSWALT TWIRLS CG, STALLIONS BEAT LIZARDS
PANTHERS DROP ANOTHER ONE, VAZQUEZ FANS 10
MCCOVEY CRACKS TWO DINGERS AS BLUES TAKE DOWN TRIPLETS
STIEB HURLS 4-HITTER AS PIRATES BEAT GRAYS 4-0

Los Angeles 5 @ Boston 2
WP: Zack Greinke (7-6) 8.1 IP / 8 H / 1 ER / 3 K.
LP: Bert Blyleven (9-10)
SV: Noodles Hahn (7)

• LOSA: Bobby Bonds 2-run HR [12]; Mike Schmidt 2B / solo HR [6].
• BOST: George Mullin 8 IP / 4 H / 1 ER / 5 K; Ed Delahanty 3-6 / 2B / 2 RBI.

New York 3 v Connecticut 2
WP: Walter Johnson (8-9) 9 IP / 7 H / 2 ER / 6 K.
LP: Sam Rice (12-6)

• CONN: Sam Crawford HR [2] / 2 RBI.

Portland 7 @ Seattle 3
WP: Jim Palmer (8-10) 9 IP / 7 H / 2 ER / 7 K.
LP: Rick Reuschel (8-7)

• SEAT: Lance Parrish 2-3 / solo HR [3].

New Jersey 5 @ Las Vegas 2
WP: Roy Oswalt (10-9)
LP: Mark Langston (11-7)

• NJER: Gary Sheffield 2-run HR [5].
• LASV: Willie Keeler 2-run HR [1].

Virginia 7 @ Florida 3
WP: Javier Vazquez (8-8) 9 IP / 6 H / 3 ER / 10 K.
LP: Frank Viola (4-7)

• VIRG: Roberto Clemente 2-5 / 3B / 3 RBI; Eddie Murray 2-3 / 2-run 2B Ian Kinsler 2-4 / solo HR [2].
• FLOR: Jack Clark solo HR [12].

Atlanta 8 v Indianapolis 6
WP: Lefty Grove (5-4)
LP: Virgil Trucks (8-8)
SV: John Clarkson (15)

• ATLA: Pee Wee Reese 3-run 2B; Ernie Lombardi 2-run HR [2].
• INDI: Adrian Beltre 2-5 / 2-run 2B; Jim Edmonds solo HR [4].

Kansas City 7 @ Carolina 3
WP: Pete Alexander (10-8)
LP: Jack Stivetts (3-7)

• KANC: Willie McCovey 2 HR [14] / 3 RBI; Miguel Cabrera 2-run HR [11]; Lou Gehrig solo HR [2]
• CARO: Brian Downing 2-4 / 2-run HR [4]; Jackie Robinson 2-5 / solo HR [11]; Al Simmons 4-5 / 2B.

New Orleans 4 v Washington 0
WP: Dave Stieb (7-8) 9 IP / 4 H / 0 ER / 2 K.
LP: Catfish Hunter (8-8)

• NORL: Joe DiMaggio 2-4 / 2B / 2 RBI.

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WHITE TWIRLS GEM, 3-HITTING LA IN 1-0 WIN
GOODEN STRONG OVER 8, OUTDUELLING SABATHIA AS NEW YORK BEATS CONNECTICUT
HEILMANN BLASTS 2 DINGERS IN LOSING CAUSE V INDY AS BETTS AND LAJOIE EACH DRIVE IN 4
PERRY BLOTS OUT GRAYS AS PIRATES WIN 10-0

Boston 1 v Los Angeles 0
WP: Doc White (11-8) 9 IP / 3 H / 0 ER / 5 K.
LP: Roger Clemens (7-8) 8 IP / 4 H / 1 ER / 10 K.

• BOST: Arky Vaughn solo HR [4].

New York 2 v Connecticut 1
WP: Dwight Gooden (7-12) 8 IP / 5 H / 1 ER / 5 K.
LP: CC Sabathia (9-8) 8 IP / 10 H / 2 ER / 10 K.
SV: Bartolo Colon (8)

• NYOR: Roberto Alomar 4-4 / 2B / RBI; Eddie Mathews solo HR [8].

Portland 10 @ Seattle 5
WP: Cole Hamels (7-9)
LP: Kid Nichols (6-11)

• PORT: Paul Waner 2B / 3B / 2 RBI. Paul Molitor 2 2B / 2 RBI.
• SEAT: Joe Gordon 2-run HR [18]; Alex Bregman 2-4 / solo HR [7].

New Jersey 6 @ Las Vegas 2
WP: Clark Griffith (10-8) 8.1 IP / 6 H / 1 ER / 5 K.
LP: Dizzy Trout (6-8)

• NJER: Frank Robinson 2 solo HR [22]; Robinson Cano 2-run HR [12].
• LASV: Rod Carew solo HR [7].

Florida 5 v Virginia 2
WP: Tom Seaver (8-8) 8 IP / 9 H / 2 ER / 8 K.
LP: Mike Mussina (7-8)
SV: Pud Galvin (14)

• FLOR: Jim Thome 2-run HR [2].

Indianapolis 12 @ Atlanta 7
WP: Schoolboy Rowe (10-9)
LP: Addie Joss (15-5)

• INDI: Nap Lajoie 3-4 / HR [7] / 4 RBI; Mookie Betts 2 2B / 4 RBI; Jim Edmonds 4-5 / Goose Goslin 2 2B.
• ATLA: Harry Heilmann 2 HR [5] / 3 RBI; Joe Mauer 3-4.

Kansas City 5 @ Carolina 2
WP: Robin Roberts (9-10) 9 IP / 7 H / 2 ER / 4 K.
LP: Nap Rucker (10-7)

• KANC: Cody Bellinger 2B / 2-run HR [13]; Bill Freehan 3-5 / RBI.

New Orleans 10 v Washington 0
WP: Jim Perry (8-13) 9 IP / 9 H / 0 ER / 5 K.
LP: Don Drysdale (8-9)

• NORL: Toby Harrah 3-5 / 2B / 3B / RBI; Joe DiMaggio 3-4 / 2B / RBI; Buster Posey 2-4 / 2B / 3 RBI.

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Yes Bradley my friend, Bartolo is back in the closer's role for NY.

[Brad K]

Career progression is largely influenced by what team mates can do.

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DAUSS KEEPS STALLIONS BATS QUIET IN 9-1 WHIPPING
FLORIDA STEALS ONE FROM WASHINGTON WITH 10TH-INNING FLURRY

Connecticut 9 @ New Jersey 1
WP: Hooks Dauss (3-7) 9 IP / 4 H / 1 ER / 3 K.
LP: Mickey Lolich (4-6)

• CONN: Wally Schang 3-5 / 2B / 3 RBI; Sam Crawford 2-5 / 2B / 3 RBI; Jack Glasscock 2-5 / 2B / 2 RBI.

Las Vegas 6 @ Boston 4
WP: Harry Brecheen (9-5)
LP: Ned Garver (7-4)
SV: Bobby Mathews (17)

• LASV: Ted Simmons 2-5 / 2-run HR [8]; Jesse Burkett 2B / 3B / RBI.
• BOST: Ronald Acuna 2-4 / 2-run HR [7].

Portland 5 v New York 4
WP: Mordecai Brown (6-8)
LP: Babe Adams (8-6)

• PORT: Jimmy Collins 3-4 / 2B / 3 RBI. Mickey Mantle solo HR [13].
• NYOR: Jeff Bagwell 2-4 / 2 RBI.

Seattle 10 @ Los Angeles 7
WP: Milt Pappas (1-0)
LP: Carl Hubbell (6-13)

• SEAT: John Henry Lloyd 3-5 / 2B / 3B / 2 RBI; Lance Parrish 3-5 / 2B / RBI.
• LOSA: Joe Williams 2 2B / 2 RBI; Bullet Rogan 3B / 2 RBI.

Indianapolis 4 v Kansas City 2
WP: Wilbur Cooper (7-10) 8 IP / 6 H / 2 ER / 5 K.
LP: Bob Gibson (3-7)
SV: Bill Donovan (17)

• INDI: Goose Goslin 2-3 / 3-run HR [2].

Virginia 6 v Carolina 2
WP: Bob Caruthers (3-10)
LP: Old Hoss Radbourn (9-8)

• VIRG: Johnny Damon 2-4 / 2-run HR [9]; Al Spalding 3-4 / 2B.
• CARO: Juan Soto solo HR [6].

Florida 7 @ Washington 5 (10 innings)
WP: Charles Bender (7-10)
LP: David Price (4-6)
SV: Pud Galvin (15)

• FLOR: Jack Clark 2B / HR [13] / 4 RBI.
• WASH: Camilo Pascual 8 IP / 7 H / 1 ER / 6 K; Will Clark 2-run HR [12]; Pete Rose 3-4 / 2 2B / RBI.

Atlanta 5 @ New Orleans 4
WP: Tim Hudson (7-7)
LP: Jon Lester (7-5)
SV: John Clarkson (16)

• ATLA: Scott Rolen 2-4 / HR [8] / 4 RBI.
• NORL: Ron Santo 3-3 / solo HR [10]; Ichiro Suzuki HR [4] / 2 RBI; Bobby Abreu solo HR [6].

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Originally Posted by Brad K

Career progression is largely influenced by what team mates can do.

Or can't do, as seems the case with the 1961 New York Gothams...

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SUTTON 12-6 AFTER TAMING BEACONS
DWYER SPINS 6-HITTER TO GET SEATTLE 1-0 WIN AT LA
TRIPLETS BEAT FURY 6-1 BEHIND MCMAHON CG


Connecticut 7 @ New Jersey 4
WP: Charlie Buffinton (7-8)
LP: Gerrit Cole (6-9)

• CONN: Bob Johnson 3-5 / HR [6] / 3 RBI; Ted Williams 2-4 / 2-run HR [18]; Rickey Henderson 3-5 / 2B.

Las Vegas 3 @ Boston 2
WP: Don Sutton (12-6) 8 IP / 6 H / 2 ER / 6 K.
LP: Felix Hernandez (11-5) 9 IP / 6 H / 2 ER / 9 K.
SV: Bobby Mathews (18)

• LASV: Ryne Sandburg 2-4 / solo HR [1]; Bill Dickey solo HR [1].

New York 5 @ Portland 3
WP: Jacob deGrom (6-5)
LP: Jim Whitney (11-7)
SV: Bartolo Colon (9)

• NYOR: Jeff Bagwell 3-5 / 3B.

Seattle 1 @ Los Angeles 0
WP: Frank Dwyer (6-12) 9 IP / 6 H / 0 ER / 4 K.
LP: Clayton Kershaw (10-7)


Kansas City 8 @ Indianapolis 4
WP: Bob Welch (10-7)
LP: Bob Shawkey (8-8)

• KANC: Bill Dahlen 2-5 / 2 RBI; Lou Whitaker 3-4 / 2 2B.
• INDI: Mookie Betts 2-run HR [7].

Carolina 6 @ Virginia 1
WP: Sadie McMahon (8-7) 9 IP / 6 H / 1 ER / 6 K.
LP: Jack Morris (6-8)

• CARO: Juan Soto 2-4 / solo HR [7]; Jackie Robinson 2 RBI.
• VIRG: Eddie Murray solo HR [15].

Atlanta 6 @ New Orleans 2
WP: Luis Tiant (12-7) 9 IP / 8 H / 2 ER / 6 K.
LP: Whitey Ford (12-3)

• NORL: Ichiro Suzuki 3-4 / 3B.

Washington v Florida
RAINOUT; RESCHEDULED FOR 07/22.

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BOSTON SPANKS VEGAS BEHIND MULLIN CG
MARTINEZ GOES THE DISTANCE, FANS 9, IN CANARIES WIN OVER RAINIERS
CLEMENTE, DAMON 4 HITS APIECE AS VIRGINIA BEATS CAROLINA

New Jersey 6 v Connecticut 5
WP: Ed Walsh (10-4)
LP: Early Wynn (0-1)
SV: Jim McCormick (14)

• NJER: Robinson Cano 2-4 / 2B / 2 RBI; Dustin Pedroia 2 2B / 2 RBI.
• CONN: Bob Johnson 2B / HR [7] / 4 RBI; Freddie Freeman 3-5.

Boston 9 v Las Vegas 1
WP: George Mullin (8-6) 9 IP / 4 H / 1 ER / 2 K.
LP: Carl Mays (6-11)

• BOST: Yogi Berra 2 2B / 3 RBI; Fred Clarke 2-4 / 2B / 3 RBI.

Portland 7 v New York 2
WP: Fernando Valenzuela (9-1) 9 IP / 6 H / 2 ER / 5 K.
LP: Kid Gleason (5-11)

• PORT: Mickey Mantle 2-3 / 3B / 4 RBI
• NYOR: Roy Campanella solo HR [4].

Los Angeles 6 v Seattle 2
WP: Dennis Martinez (6-6) 9 IP / 8 H / 2 ER / 9 K
LP: Tim Keefe (4-15)

• LOSA: Ken Griffey jr 2-4 / HR [15] / 2 RBI.
• SEAT: Mike Trout 2 2B / 2 RBI.

Kansas City 3 @ Indianapolis 2
WP: Bret Saberhagen (8-6) 8 IP / 7 H / 2 ER / 3 K.
LP: Jim Kaat (5-5)
SV: Dennis Eckersley (11)

• KANC: Lou Gehrig solo HR [3]; Cody Bellinger solo HR [14].
• INDI: Goose Goslin 2-3 / 3-run HR [2].

Virginia 7 v Carolina 1
WP: Al Spalding (10-8) 9 IP / 7 H / 1 ER / 1 K.
LP: George Uhle (2-1)

• VIRG: Roberto Clemente 4-4 / 2 RBI; Johnny Damon 4-4 / RBI; Buddy Myer 3-3 / 2-run 2B.

Florida 2 @ Washington 1 GAME 1
WP: Larry Jackson (9-3)
LP: Andy Pettite (7-11)
SV: Pud Galvin (16)

• FLOR: Trevor Story 2-run HR [5].

Washington 5 v Florida 1 GAME 2
WP: Joe McGinnity (9-7) 9 IP / 8 H / 1 ER / 3 K.
LP: Amos Rusie (8-9)

• WASH: Frankie Frisch 3-4 / 2B / RBI.
• FLOR: Luis Aparicio 2 2B.

Atlanta 9 @ New Orleans 5
WP: Monte Ward (8-7)
LP: Cy Young (4-15)

• ATLA: Billy Hamilton 2-5 / 2 RBI; Scott Rolen 2 2B / RBI.
• NORL: Buster Posey 3-4 / RBI.

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Players of the Week

Northwest League
Frank Robinson (New Jersey): .316 / 3 HR / 8 RBI

Southeast League
Al Simmons (Carolina): .583 / 0 HR / 1 RBI

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OSWALT OUTGUNS GOODEN IN TIGHT WIN FOR STALLIONS OVER GOTHAMS
WHITE 12-8 AFTER TAMING COLONIALS
MUSSINA STRONG OVER 8 TO GET FURY HOME WIN AGAINST GRAYS

New Jersey 3 @ New York 2
WP: Roy Oswalt (11-9) 8 IP / 4 H / 1 ER / 9 K.
LP: Dwight Gooden (7-13) 8 IP / 7 H / 2 ER / 5 K.
SV: Jim McCormick (15)

• NYOR: Jeff Bagwell 2-run HR [7].

Boston 9 @ Connecticut 2
WP: Doc White (12-8) 9 IP / 8 H / 2 ER / 6 K.
LP: CC Sabathia (9-9)

• BOST: Fred Clarke 2B / HR [10] / 2 RBI; Joe Tinker 2B / 3B / 4 R / RBI.
• CONN: Bid McPhee 3-4.

Los Angeles 3 @ Portland 1 (12 innings)
WP: Noodles Hahn (5-8)
LP: Mordecai Brown (6-9)

• LOSA: Roger Clemens 8 IP / 8 H / 1 ER / 5 K; Ken Griffey jr 2-6 / HR [16] / 3 RBI.
• PORT: Cole Hamels 8 IP / 4 H / 1 ER / 12 K.

Seattle 4 v Las Vegas 3 (11 innings)
WP: Pink Hawley (8-6)
LP: Bobby Mathews (5-12)

• SEAT: Rick Reuschel 8 IP / 5 H / 1 ER / 8 K; Mike Trout 2-5 / HR [17] / 2 RBI.
• LASV: Mark Langston 8 IP / 6 H / 2 ER / 9 K; Dan Brouthers 3-5 / solo HR [14].

Atlanta 6 @ Florida 4
WP: Addie Joss (16-5)
LP: Pud Galvin (10-7)
SV: John Clarkson (17)

• ATLA: Robin Yount 2B / 3B / 2 RBI; Hank Aaron 3-5.
• FLOR: Luis Aparicio 2-5 / 2 RBI; Jorge Posada 3-3 / 2B / RBI.

New Orleans 6 @ Kansas City 3
WP: Jim Perry (9-13) 9 IP / 6 H / 3 ER / 6 K.
LP: Robin Roberts (9-11)

• NORL: Joe Morgan 2B / HR [1] / 2 RBI; Corey Seager 2-4 / 2 RBI.

Virginia 5 v Washington 2
WP: Mike Mussina (8-8) 8 IP / 6 H / 2 ER / 3 K.
LP: Don Drysdale (8-10)
SV: George Cuppy (11)

• VIRG: Eddie Murray 2B / 2-run HR [16].
• WASH: Josh Gibson solo HR [11].

Carolina 4 v Indianapolis 3
WP: Mel Stottlemyre (6-6)
LP: Schoolboy Rowe (10-10)

• CARO: Nap Rucker 8 IP / 8 H / 2 ER / 7 K.
• INDI: Nap Lajoie solo HR [8].

[Brad K]

Do you have information on single season and career records? If it is here I have overlooked it.

[luckymann]

Originally Posted by Brad K

Do you have information on single season and career records? If it is here I have overlooked it.

Not as yet as we're still in the first season. Happy to screenshot whomever you want to know.