NC_sox_fan
06-20-2003, 07:58 AM
At Kannapolis last night (they lost both ends of the double-header) I saw most of the Sox guys who are rehabbing. Since the Sox moved their rehab center to Catawba College in Salisbury, the guys no longer have to go to Tucson. There are, once again, a LOT of pitchers down here trying to get well. What is going on with the Sox pitching program????
Charlotte won both ends of their double-header again Ottawa yesterday. Birmingham was rained out.
Winston-Salem is 3 - 0 to start the second half of the Carolina League season. The Hogs swept the Potomac Cannons in a three-game series which ended last night with an 8 - 4 win.
From the Carolina League:
WINSTON-SALEM...Three Warthog pitchers combined to allow just one hit and face the minimum number of batters in a seven-inning, 3-0 shutout of Wilmington on June 13. LHP RYAN WING started and pitched three perfect innings, fanning three batters, LHP RYAN MEAUX took over and allowed the one hit over three innings to get the win and RHP JOSH FIELDS retired the final three batters to record his fifth save. The next night, OF JEREMY REED drove in the go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly in the top of the 10th inning to lift the Warthogs over Wilmington, 2-1. Reed, who was pinch hitting, knocked in SS MICHAEL MORSE, who reached on a single, with a one out fly out to center field. Reed was later promoted to Birmingham. Morse hit a grand slam in the fourth inning of a 10-6 victory over Wilmington on June 15. Morse, who fanned in each of his first two at-bats, drove in four runs for just the second time in his three-year career...RHP KRIS HONEL allowed just three runs over 25 innings in four starts May 29-June 14 (20 H, 5 BB, 24 SO), going 1-1 over that stretch.
BATTER OF THE WEEK
ERIC STOREY G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SLUG OBP SB
Winston-Salem Warthogs 6 21 2 9 9 0 2 6 .429 .810 .455 2
No info on the rookie teams this morning.
Charlotte won both ends of their double-header again Ottawa yesterday. Birmingham was rained out.
Winston-Salem is 3 - 0 to start the second half of the Carolina League season. The Hogs swept the Potomac Cannons in a three-game series which ended last night with an 8 - 4 win.
From the Carolina League:
WINSTON-SALEM...Three Warthog pitchers combined to allow just one hit and face the minimum number of batters in a seven-inning, 3-0 shutout of Wilmington on June 13. LHP RYAN WING started and pitched three perfect innings, fanning three batters, LHP RYAN MEAUX took over and allowed the one hit over three innings to get the win and RHP JOSH FIELDS retired the final three batters to record his fifth save. The next night, OF JEREMY REED drove in the go-ahead run with a sacrifice fly in the top of the 10th inning to lift the Warthogs over Wilmington, 2-1. Reed, who was pinch hitting, knocked in SS MICHAEL MORSE, who reached on a single, with a one out fly out to center field. Reed was later promoted to Birmingham. Morse hit a grand slam in the fourth inning of a 10-6 victory over Wilmington on June 15. Morse, who fanned in each of his first two at-bats, drove in four runs for just the second time in his three-year career...RHP KRIS HONEL allowed just three runs over 25 innings in four starts May 29-June 14 (20 H, 5 BB, 24 SO), going 1-1 over that stretch.
BATTER OF THE WEEK
ERIC STOREY G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG SLUG OBP SB
Winston-Salem Warthogs 6 21 2 9 9 0 2 6 .429 .810 .455 2
No info on the rookie teams this morning.