Showing posts with label anthony rendon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anthony rendon. Show all posts
Thursday, April 28, 2022
Greinke becomes 6th to 200 wins
Zack Greinke became the 6th pitcher in DMBL history to reach 200 wins in Hillsborough's 7-2 victory over Empire City on Wednesday night.
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bridgewater
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durham
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eloy jimenez
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empire city
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greinke
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hillsborough
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jared walsh
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jose altuve
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philly
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rich hill
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saskatoon
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tucson
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zach greinke
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zack greinke
Sunday, February 2, 2020
2019 Kevin Mitchell Award winner
Mike Trout has done it again.
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anthony rendon
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j.d. martinez
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javier baez
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jose altuve
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justin turner
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manny machado
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max muncy
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mike trout
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Mitchell Award
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nelson cruz
Monday, December 16, 2019
2019 batting leaders
The battling title came down to the final weekend of the season, Allentown got another monster season out of Mike Trout plus rookie Max Muncy and Manny Machado, and two batters reached the 50-homer mark.
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adalberto mondesi
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anthony rendon
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batting leaders
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bryce harper
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ian desmond
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j.d. martinez
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joey gallo
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jose altuve
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justin turner
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khris davis
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mallex smith
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max muncy
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miguel andujar
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mike trout
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trevor story
Thursday, September 20, 2018
Hillsborough walks off to force Game 5
A two-run homer by Austin Barnes with one out in the 9th tied Game 4 for Hillsborough before Eddie Rosario's 3rd home run in 4 postseason gave the Hit Men a walk-off victory over No. 3 Vancouver in a must-win Game 4.
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2018 playoffs
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aaron nola
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alex presley
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anthony rendon
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austin barnes
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joakim soria
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jonathan schoop
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juan nicasio
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justin verlander
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mike minor
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playoffs
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shane greene
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wade davis
Sunday, September 24, 2017
Kluber, Flowers lead Sardine City to Game 3 win
Corey Kluber showed why he's been Sardine City's ace for so long and Tyler Flowers
continued his hot postseason hitting, leading the Straphangers
to a 3-1 victory over Vancouver in Game 3 on Saturday night.
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aaron sanchez
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adam ottavino
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aj schugel
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anthony rendon
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charlie blackmon
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christian yelich
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corey kluber
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evan longoria
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joc pederson
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playoffs
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ryan schimpf
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sardine city
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tyler flowers
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vancouver
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will myers
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
The bats bust out in Week 3
The offense took center stage last week with 5 teams scoring more than 40 runs for the week, taxing bullpens but some starting pitchers shined.
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anthony rendon
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chris sale
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dallas keuchel
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domingo santana
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jedd gyorko
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junior guerra
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max scherzer
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steve matz
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vincent velazquez
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wilson ramos
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yangervis solarte
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zach britton
Thursday, September 22, 2016
San Francisco strikes Vancouver bullpen again
Catching up on the first-round series between Vancouver and San Francisco...
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alex gordon
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andrelton simmons
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anthony rendon
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brandon maurer
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casey fien
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darren o'day
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eduardo escobar
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felix hernandez
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kenley jansen
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patrick corbin
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san francisco
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scott kazmir
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vancouver
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yunel escobar
Monday, September 19, 2016
Heaney shuts down San Francisco to keep Vancouver alive
A rookie left-hander kept Vancouver's season alive for at least one
more game.
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alex gordon
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andrew heaney
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anthony rendon
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charlie blackmon
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danny espinosa
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david peralta
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j.d. martinez
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jonathan schoop
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marcus semien
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mike fiers
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prince fielder
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san francisco
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vancouver
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Kazmir tosses DMBL's 3rd no-hitter of 2015
DMBL pitchers tied a league record with the third no-hitter this season. This time it was San Francisco's Scott Kazmir, who walked just one and struck out six in downing Vancouver, 2-0, at home on Thursday night.
Kazmir was tantalizingly close to throwing DMBL's first-ever perfect game. He walked John Jay with one out in the 5th but followed that up by inducing a ground-ball double play from Anthony Rendon, so he faced the minimum 27 batters. Of his 116 pitches, 75 went for strikes.
The Experience got all the runs they needed in the first, with a bases-loaded single by Jonathan LuCroy. The game featured zero extra-base hits.
Johnny Cueto, who tossed his own no-hitter this year, wasn't too shabby for Vancouver, going the distance. He surrendered four hits and two runs while striking out 10 and walking four. The first inning was his undoing, giving up three of his four hits and two of his four walks.
Kazmir is enjoying his best season yet after a solid year with the Experience in 2014, following three seasons away from the DMBL. He broke in as a highly-touted prospect with Hoboken in 2006. After losing 19 games in 2008, he was shipped to Philly, where he went 15-8 with a 5.03 ERA in 2009. In Vancouver the next season, he made only seven starts before disappearing. Kazmir re-emerged with San Francisco, when the Experience drafted him in 2014. He went 10-4 in 22 starts with a career-best 4.41 ERA.
With the no-hitter, Kazmir improves to 14-6 and lowers his ERA to 2.87, good for 7th in the league, and his WHIP to 1.18.
The other no-hitter this season was a combined effort for Hillsborough, by Garrett Richards and Carlos Martinez. It's the second year in a row that the league has seen a season-high three no-hitters.
It's the first no-hitter for the Experience since relocating to San Francisco. Previously, the franchise had no-hitters by Brett Myers in 2011 and AJ Burnett in 2008 when it was located in Las Vegas.
Kazmir was tantalizingly close to throwing DMBL's first-ever perfect game. He walked John Jay with one out in the 5th but followed that up by inducing a ground-ball double play from Anthony Rendon, so he faced the minimum 27 batters. Of his 116 pitches, 75 went for strikes.
The Experience got all the runs they needed in the first, with a bases-loaded single by Jonathan LuCroy. The game featured zero extra-base hits.
Johnny Cueto, who tossed his own no-hitter this year, wasn't too shabby for Vancouver, going the distance. He surrendered four hits and two runs while striking out 10 and walking four. The first inning was his undoing, giving up three of his four hits and two of his four walks.
Kazmir is enjoying his best season yet after a solid year with the Experience in 2014, following three seasons away from the DMBL. He broke in as a highly-touted prospect with Hoboken in 2006. After losing 19 games in 2008, he was shipped to Philly, where he went 15-8 with a 5.03 ERA in 2009. In Vancouver the next season, he made only seven starts before disappearing. Kazmir re-emerged with San Francisco, when the Experience drafted him in 2014. He went 10-4 in 22 starts with a career-best 4.41 ERA.
With the no-hitter, Kazmir improves to 14-6 and lowers his ERA to 2.87, good for 7th in the league, and his WHIP to 1.18.
The other no-hitter this season was a combined effort for Hillsborough, by Garrett Richards and Carlos Martinez. It's the second year in a row that the league has seen a season-high three no-hitters.
It's the first no-hitter for the Experience since relocating to San Francisco. Previously, the franchise had no-hitters by Brett Myers in 2011 and AJ Burnett in 2008 when it was located in Las Vegas.
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anthony rendon
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hoboken
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john jay
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johnny cueto
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no-hitter
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perfect game
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philly
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san francisco
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scott kazmir
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vancouver
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