![]() Matt Carson hit a two-run homer Wednesday.
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The Paw Sox jumped out to an early lead against Rochester starter Luke French. Pedro Ciriaco started the game with a single, and former Red Wings Jason Repko followed with a two-run home run.
The Red Wings got a run back in their half of the first inning against Pawtucket right-hander Doug Mathis. Brian Dinkelman's two-out single plated Pedro Florimon to make it a 2-1 game after one inning.
Pawtucket continued to swing the bats well in the second inning as a three-run home run by Jason Hee made the game 5-1. After the Red Sox drove home thier sixth run of the game, French was pulled and replaced by Esmerling Vasquez. It was French's shortest outing of the year as he finished the night pitching just 1 1/3 innings, allowing 7 hits and 6 runs.
The Wings brought the game back to within four runs in the bottom half of the inning when Tsuyoshi Nishioka drove in Matt Carson from first on a two-out double to make the score 6-2.
In the bottom of the fourth, Carson hit a two-run home run and Pawtucket's lead was reduced to 6-4.
In the sixth inning, Vasquez was relpaced by Caleb Thielbar. Vasquez was able to set down 10 batters in a row and only allowed two hits in 3 2/3 innings.
Bobby Lanigan took over with a runner on base in the eighth. Pawtucket scored a run in the ninth, ending a 19-inning stretch of scoreless relief pitching for Rochester.
| NOTES: Rochester
last won on Independence Day in 2008, when they notched an 8-1 triumph vs. Buffalo
(Mets). Tonight marks the 9th |
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Wing Watch - Ft. Myers Miracle player Lance Ray went 2 for 3 with three
runs and three RBI's in a 11-2 win over the St. Lucie Mets yesterday. New Britain's
Evan Bigley went 2 for 4 with two runs and four RBI's. Additionally Estarlin De
Los Santos went 2 for 5 with two runs and four RBI's for the Rock Cats in their
14-7 win over the Bowie Baysox.
This Day in Red Wings History: 1980
- the Red Wings had 19 hits in their 14-2 pummeling of the Charleston Charlies.
Larry Jones allowed two runs in a complete game effort during the victory...1983
- Wings Play Long-Ball, Use Five Homers to Rout Syracuse...Losers of three out
of four, the Wings needed a boost midway through the 1983 season. What they got
was an offensive explosion, and a return to normalcy for starting pitcher Paul
Mirabella. Entering their July 4th showdown with Syracuse, the Red Wings were
barely able to keep their heads above water, treading along with a 36-39 record.
If just for one day, the Wings put together an offensive barrage worthy of being
champions. The Wings crushed five home runs, and pounded out 19 hits in beating
Syracuse 18-4. Leading the hit parade was Wings first basemen Dan Logan, who smashed
two home runs, and drove in five runs. Rochester jumped out to an 8-0 lead after
one inning, and never looked back. Jose Barrios had three hits, including a homer
(9th), and drove in three runs, providing more than enough support for Mirabella
(3-5). The Wings starter was effective, limiting the Sky Chiefs to four runs on
ten hits over seven innings. Leadoff hitter Glenn Gulliver also had a big day
at the plate, pounding out four hits, including his fifth homer of the year, and
knocked in four runs. When Rochester's offensive fireworks were finished, they
had put up a season-best 18 runs...2005 - The Red Wings bats came out to
celebrate on Independence Day, and the Wings defeated the first place Buffalo
Bisons 7-3 at Frontier Field Monday night. Kevin West led the Wings attack going
2 for 4 with a three-run home run. Ricky Barrett pitched well in his first start
of the season, starting in place of the injured J.D. Durbin. Barrett went 4 innings,
allowing only two hits, and one run, striking out 6. Henry Bonilla (4-2) came
in to pitch stellar in relief as well, going 4 innings, allowing 4 hits, 2 runs
and striking out 5...2006: Jason Tyner had three hits and three runs scored and
Tommy Watkins hit a three-run home run, part of a 15-hit offensive outburst in
the Red Wings' 10-6 win over the Pawtucket Red Sox Tuesday night at Frontier Field.
This
Day in IL Baseball History: 1999 Pawtucket outfielder Michael Coleman
records one of the best games ever for a hitter during his teams 25-2 rout
of Norfolk. Baseball historians declare that Coleman is the first player in professional
baseball history to hit for the cycle and go 7-7 in the same game. Coleman has
two singles, a double, a triple, and a club-record tying three home runs in the
historic offensive outburst. His seven hits, six runs scored, and 19 total bases
all set records for the Pawtucket franchise. He also drives in 7 runs. At seasons
end Coleman would be named the Red Sox Triple-A Player of the
Year on the strength
of his .268 average, 30 HR, and 74 RBI.
Born on This Day: 1872 Calvin Coolidge... 1910 Gloria Stuart... 1930 George Steinbrenner.
It Happened This Day in Baseball: 1881 - At Riverside Grounds in Buffalo, NY, Mickey Welch throws two complete game victories as the Troy Trojans sweep a doubleheader from the Bisons in National League action, 8 - 3 and 12 - 0. 1908 - Lefthander Hooks Wiltse pitches a 10-inning no-hitter for the Giants over the Phillies, 1 - 0. He loses his bid for a perfect nine innings when, with two outs, he hits Phils P George McQuillan with a pitch on an 1 and 2 count. 1948 - Ted Williams faces three pitchers in the 7th inning, a first in American League history, as Boston snaps a 5 - 5 tie by scoring 14 runs to beat the visiting Philadelphia Athletics, 20 - 8. 1970 - In the opener of a twin bill between Pittsburgh and Chicago, Roberto Clemente hits his 3rd and 4th Wrigley Field round-trippers in two games. The first blast puts Pittsburgh up, 2 - 1, in the third, and the last provides the Pirates' final two runs in the 10 - 6 win. 1998 - Dodger interim General Manager Tommy Lasorda sends blue chippers Dennys Reyes and Paul Konerko to the Reds for closer Jeff Shaw. Lasorda later admits he was unaware that Shaw, under terms of the Basic Agreement, has the right to demand a trade at the end of the season.
#1 Song on This Day: 1960 "Everybody's Somebody's Fool" Connie Francis... 1970 "The Love You Save" The Jackson Five... 1990 "Step By Step" New Kids On The Block
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