Daily Recap: 7/15
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July 16, 2008
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Yesterday RHP Brendan Donnelly was activated in Kinston. He had been pitching in the GCL prior to the activation and pitched in three games going 0-1 with a 13.50 ERA in three appearances (2.2 innings).
Infielder Niuman Romero was named the Carolina League Player of the Week for the week ending 7/13. For the week he hit .444 (12-27), 8 R, 6 2B, 0 3B, 2 HR, 9 RBI, 3 BB, 2 SO, 0 SB, 1.263 SLG. Romero currently has a 20-game hitting streak.
Kinston falls 10-2
Carolina League Player of the Week Niuman Romero extended his Carolina League-leading hit streak to 20 games, but the Kinston Indians dropped their second game in a row, 10-2 to Winston-Salem. The K-Tribe and Warthogs end up splitting their four-game series.
Winston-Salem's bats were awake early as the Warthogs scored multiple runs in the first inning for the second straight day, plating three off of K-Tribe starter Sung-Wei Tseng.
After another Warthogs run in the third, the K-Tribe bats responded to load the bases with one out in the third inning. Nick Weglarz hit an RBI single driving in Brian Juhl for the first Kinston run, but a double play would end the inning and get the Warthogs out of trouble. Jason Denham hit his second home run of the series in the seventh inning, a solo shot to cut the lead to 4-2, but the Warthogs put the game out of reach with six runs in the ninth inning.
Tseng gave up three runs in three innings, and the K-Tribe bullpen provided five scoreless innings of relief. Brendan Donnelly made a Major League rehab appearance throwing a scoreless fourth inning. Matt Meyer threw two scoreless innings of work, his longest outing of the season. Neil Wagner threw a scoreless seventh and eighth, before giving up four runs in the ninth.
The Indians have Wednesday off, but open up a three-game set on Thursday against the Frederick Keys at Historic Grainger Stadium. Kinston will have a Thirsty Thursday matchup, fireworks on Friday night, and Grady Sizemore T-shirt night on Saturday evening. All three games start at 7:00 PM, with Kinston just one game out of first place for the final playoff spot in the Carolina League Southern Division. Hector Rondon (7-4) will make his first start Thursday night since coming back from his scoreless inning in the MLB Futures Game at Yankee Stadium Sunday.
In Other Games...
- Buffalo and Akron are on their All-Star break. Lake County and Mahoning Valley had no games scheduled. The GCL Indians were rained out.
Infielder Niuman Romero was named the Carolina League Player of the Week for the week ending 7/13. For the week he hit .444 (12-27), 8 R, 6 2B, 0 3B, 2 HR, 9 RBI, 3 BB, 2 SO, 0 SB, 1.263 SLG. Romero currently has a 20-game hitting streak.
Kinston falls 10-2
Carolina League Player of the Week Niuman Romero extended his Carolina League-leading hit streak to 20 games, but the Kinston Indians dropped their second game in a row, 10-2 to Winston-Salem. The K-Tribe and Warthogs end up splitting their four-game series.
Winston-Salem's bats were awake early as the Warthogs scored multiple runs in the first inning for the second straight day, plating three off of K-Tribe starter Sung-Wei Tseng.
After another Warthogs run in the third, the K-Tribe bats responded to load the bases with one out in the third inning. Nick Weglarz hit an RBI single driving in Brian Juhl for the first Kinston run, but a double play would end the inning and get the Warthogs out of trouble. Jason Denham hit his second home run of the series in the seventh inning, a solo shot to cut the lead to 4-2, but the Warthogs put the game out of reach with six runs in the ninth inning.
Tseng gave up three runs in three innings, and the K-Tribe bullpen provided five scoreless innings of relief. Brendan Donnelly made a Major League rehab appearance throwing a scoreless fourth inning. Matt Meyer threw two scoreless innings of work, his longest outing of the season. Neil Wagner threw a scoreless seventh and eighth, before giving up four runs in the ninth.
The Indians have Wednesday off, but open up a three-game set on Thursday against the Frederick Keys at Historic Grainger Stadium. Kinston will have a Thirsty Thursday matchup, fireworks on Friday night, and Grady Sizemore T-shirt night on Saturday evening. All three games start at 7:00 PM, with Kinston just one game out of first place for the final playoff spot in the Carolina League Southern Division. Hector Rondon (7-4) will make his first start Thursday night since coming back from his scoreless inning in the MLB Futures Game at Yankee Stadium Sunday.
In Other Games...
- Buffalo and Akron are on their All-Star break. Lake County and Mahoning Valley had no games scheduled. The GCL Indians were rained out.
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