You missed Tommy Pham yesterday because it was raining and he didn’t want to get his new hat all wet. But, tonight he threw rocks at your window until you woke up, just to say hi.
As always during spring training, the stats for the DFR tonight is courtesy of John Vuch.
Memphis 9, Buffalo 9
Adam Ottavino started for Memphis and went 2.1 innings giving up 3 runs, walking 1 and striking out 1.
Rich Rundles pitched 1.2 shutout innings.
Tyler Norrick gave up 1 run in 2 innings with 1 walk and 1 K.
Josh Kinney gave up 2 runs in his 1 inning.
Fernando Salas gave up one run in his inning.
Matt Scherer gave up 2 runs in his inning.
Bryan Anderson went 2-3 with an RBI. It would be great for him to have a breakout season this year.
Amaury Cazana was 2-4 with a double and RBI.
Daniel Descalso went 2-5 with a double and RBI as well.
Shane Robinson had 2 hits.
Tyler Henley tripled, walked and had two RBIs
Mark Shorey and Tony Cruz both doubled and had an RBI each.
Kevin Howard, Tyler Greene and Jon Jay all singled and had 1 RBI.
Springfield 0, Binghamton 1
David Kopp gave up the only run in 3 innings allowing 3 walks and 1 punchout.
Brian Broderick followed with 3 shutout innings only allowing 2 hits.
Blake King was his typical self, giving up 2 walks and 1 hit, but getting out of the inning unscathed.
Adam Reifer and Eduardo Sanchez each walked 1 in their innings.
A whole lot of nothing from the Springfield offense.
Adron Chambers singled and stole a base
Aaron Luna had the only other Springfield hit
Pete Kozma, Matt Carpenter, Daryl Jones, Andrew Brown and Jim Rapoport each had 1 walk a piece to show for their day.
Palm Beach 2, St. Lucie 4
Rich Hill threw for Palm Beach for some reason and gave up 2 runs in 4.2 innings walking 3, but striking out 5.
Ramon Delgado walked 2 and allowed 1 hit in 1 inning, but struck out 2.
Joel Pichardo gave up 1 run in his inning.
Matt Frevert and David Carpenter both struck out 2 in their innings.
Tommy Pham hit a 2-run HR. There’s that man again…*swoon*
Osvaldo Morales was 2-3 with a double
Jose Garcia tripled.
Ryan Jackson, Richard Racobaldo, Luis DeLaCruz and Francisco Rivera each singled
Quad Cities #1 1, Savannah, 8
Deryk Hooker pitched 3 innings giving up 2 runs and striking out 4.
Scott Schneider pitched 3 shutout innings.
Zach Russell gave up 4 runs in only 1.1 innings.
Michael Thompson, stopped the bleeding for 0.2 innings.
Aaron Terry gave up 2 runs in his inning.
Jonathan Edwards was 2-2 with a double
Ted Obregon also doubled
Luis Mateo and Frederick Parejo each singled
Michael Swinson walked twice and scored the only run.
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“Bryan Anderson went 2-3 with an RBI. It would be great for him to have a breakout season this year.”
you mean in memphis?
also, i would like to send back this rich hill i ordered. i think it’s broken. can i get a replacement? what does this mean, “as is”?
i like the just one walk from ottavino in an otherwise kinda ugly line.
It would be great for BA to have a breakout season ANYWHERE. He just needs to play and hit.
What do you guys think Tommy Pham has for breakfast?
I personally had some pham and eggs.
In the Memphis game yesterday, the club faced Johan Santana, at least for some of the innings. He was pitching in a minor-league game to keep from facing the Marlins (??) Wednesday, since he was going to face them opening day. During one inning, Memphis sent 12 men (I think) to the plate and scored a number of runs. MLB channel showed a replay of yesterday’s Cards-Mets game last night (from the NY telecast) and the NY crew had a camera at the minor league game, since both Santana and Reyes were there.
Parejo seems to be hitting well this spring. Wasn’t he a big latin-american signing?
Tommy’s my favorite phamberge egg. It really does seem like he’s douing something every day this spring.
Sorry, that’s doing.
Scott Schneider is a 2009 late rounder it’ll be fun to follow, I think. Him and Matt Carpenter.
It will be fun to follow Scott but whether him being a late rounder ischneider here nor there.
I’m sorry, I had to and we can’t let Pham have all the fun.
Pham The Mhan
Anyone think Deryk Hooker makes the jump to Palm Beach this year?
In fact Jose Reyes also played for the Mets Minor League team. He doubled off of Ottavino in the first. Rules don’t apply in Minor League Spring training I think. Reyes was allowed an at bat in each of first 5 innings. He was also allowed to be ran for in the first and come back in on defense. It was impressive Memphis scored 7 in an inning against Santana at one point putting together 7 hits in a row.
Pham throwing rocks at my window just isn’t gonna cut it. I’m gonna need him to hold up a boombox like John Cusack in Say Anything.
if only my pc with photoshop on it wasn’t messed up right now, there would already be a pic
Lugo dealt to Orioles for player to be named later. Is anyone familiar with the Orioles farm system? We could get a decent prospect in return. I’m guessing the Cards would want a bullpen arm, or maybe a long reliever.
@Mark G.:
Maybe a Kam Mickolio, perhaps?