In the first case, we had to surmount the sensation of an unreal immobility in space, and to admit a motion we could not perceive of by sense. In the present case, it is as essential to surmount a consciousness of an unreal freedom and to recognise a dependence not perceived by our senses.

We had a 1 hitter and a whole lotta offense. Let’s get rollin’. Go CAVS!

Memphis 8, Portland 7

• Tyler Greene, patiently waiting by the phone, was 2-for-4 with an RBI and a walk.
• Coo Coo Ca Choo was 1-for-5 with a double and a run scored.
• Allen Craig, our 3B who is playing anything but, went deep twice.
• Jon Jay got in on the big comeback 7th inning with a 2 run HR, going 2-for-5.
• Jarrett Hoffpauir was 3-for-4 with a HR, driving in 2.
• Mitchell Boggs is struggling all kinds of ways now. In his 5 innings, he gave up 7 hits and 5 ERs. He only struck out one batter, walked 2 and most of his damage came off the 3 HRs he was tagged for.
• Kat Maekawa picked up the win with 1.2 innings scoreless.
• Josh Kinney struggled in his 0.2 IP with a HR and 3 hits. He struck out 2.
• Royce Ring was perfect in his 0.2.
• The Destroyer gave up an unearned run, struck out 1 and picked up the save.

Springfield 10, San Antonio 6

• Daniel Descalso was 2-for-5 with a HR and 2 runs scored.
• Tyler Henley, my favorite Eagle, went 2-for-3 with 2 runs scored and a double.
• Tony Cruz, have yourself a day. 4-for-5 with 4 RBIs on a double and a HR.
• James Rapoport drove in 3, with a double going 3-for-5.
• Pete Kozma was 0-for-5 with an RBI.
• Lance Lynn was effective over his 5 innings, striking out 5 and giving up 2 ER. They hit him 7 times and walked once.
• Eduardo Sanchez had a rough 0.2 innings. He walked 2 batters and hit another one, not to mention threw a wild pitch for 3 ERs.
• Brandon Dickson finished the inning with 2 hits, a walk and an earned run of his own.
• Pete Parise had a hit and 2 strikeouts in his 1 IP.
• Tyler Norrick, not one for creativity, did the exact same thing.
• Fransisco Samuel finished the game off with a strikeout in an inning.

Palm Beach 6, Daytona 0

• Shane Peterson was 2-for-4 with 2 runs scored.
• Chris Swauger hit a triple and drove in a run.
• Francisco Rivera hit a double and drove in 3 runs.
• Domnits are Forever Bolivar was 2-for-3 with a double.
• Palm Beach pitching combined for only 1 hit.
• Scott Gorgen gave up that 1 hit, but we’ll forgive him. He threw 7 innings of shutout ball with 2 walks and 2 strikeouts.
• Samuel Freeman threw an perfect inning with 2 strikeouts while Casey Mulligan wanted to do that inning over and did the exact same thing.

Quad Cities 5, West Michigan (well, at least it is a cardinal direction) 8

• Brett Lilley was 2-for-5.
• Charles Cutler was 2-for-4 with 2 doubles and an RBI.
• Paul Cruz was 2-for-4.
• Alex Castellanos, have yourself a day. 3-for-4 with a double and a homerun. Drove in 2 and we’ll ignore that caught stealing.
• Brett Zawacki kinda got whacki’d around the yard. He gave up 7 hits in 3 innings, leading to 4 runs (2 ER). He struckout 2.
• Joel Pichardo continues the string of guys just up at QC with 2 innings of 2 hit ball. He gave up a run and struckout 2.
• The Mayor Gary Daley struggled with 3 ERs in 2 innings. He walked 1 and had a nice 4:4 Hit to Strikeout ratio.
• Jason Buursma pitched an inning and gave up a hit.

I’ll never understand how minor league games can start at 10 am in the middle of the week. I understand travel and all but how do they get any fans at that early hour? If I was a teacher in the area, we’d take field trips for those games. Do they serve hotdogs at 10 am? What happens first: The last inning of a 10am game or red baron’s Wednesday VEB post?

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