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Charlotte is under way in Game 1 with McCarthy on the hill, and with Spidale leading off and DHing. Looks like McCarthy retired the side in order in the 1st with one K.
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Looks like Brandon got burned by his propensity to give up the occaisional long ball tonight. His peripherals were not McCarthy-esque either.
4.2 IP, 5 H, 3 ER, 2 BB, 5 K, 1 HRA I don't know how many times he walked 2 guys in a game last year, but it was not often. |
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Looks like Charlotte lost 4-1. Borchard Watch: 0-3, 2 Ks. Big Ben Davis: 1-3, batting .385.
In the night-cap Charlotte lost again 4-1, Stewart took the loss. Borchard Watch: 2Ks and a walk, batting .200. Burke played both games at 3B and went 1-6 with an rbi, batting .227. Birmingham rained out again. Winston-Salem lost 2-1 though Haigwood pitched well. Lopez lost in relief allowing a run in the 9th. Kannapolis lost too 7-5 though Berry, Cook and Hernandez all homered. ![]()
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Looks like McCarthy was fine through 4 innings, then gave up a 3-run dinger in the 5th, and got a quick hook. I'm not discouraged. He still managed to K 5 in only 4.2 IP. Some other positives from Game 1:
- The other Josh Fields threw a scoreless inning in relief of BMac. - Spidale reached twice and stole 2 bases. - Anderson also reached twice. In Game 2, Charlotte committed 4 errors and had only 4 hits. Nonetheless, Smith, Baj, and Walker combined for 3 innings of scoreless relief. Haigwood's final line: 6 IP, 1 ER (solo HR), 5 H, 0 BB, 5 K. The 'Hogs only run came on a solo shot by Collaro. In addition to the homers in Kanny, other positives are: - Ricks tripled and walked. - Cook reached in all 4 PAs (HR + 3 BB). - Berry walked in addition to his HR. - In additon to his HR, Hernandez walked, doubled, and threw out all 3 runners who tried to steal. |
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Speaking of Miami, if any of you get the ESPN U, great match-up between 2 of the top pitching prospects in the nation, Cesar Carrillo and Andrew Miller go at it as Miami faces North Carolina. Carrillo went to Mt. Carmel. Today @ 3pm, 609 on Direct TV. |
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