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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Blackbirds
The 38-and-over Blackbirds have won two games and lost four in the Tucson Mens Senior Baseball League, but if last night's 12-8 victory over the Reds at Reid Park is any indication, look for them to move up in the MSBL Mountain Division standings in the coming weeks. Last night, the Blackbirds jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning, but the Reds scored five in the bottom of the inning and looked like they were going to take control of the game. And to make matters worse, the Blackbirds' starting pitcher Sean Flynn came up with a hamstring pull in the second inning and had to be replaced by Hector Iglecias. Instead of folding up, the Blackbirds fought back. They scored 10 more runs in the middle innings as everyone in the lineup chipped in and when the Reds came to bat in the bottom of the seventh inning, for their final at bat, the Blackbirds had a four-run lead and needed just three outs to win their second game of the season. Iglecias coaxed the Reds' batters to go quietly as hard hit ground balls to third-sacker Allen Gillespie, shortstop Sean Rollins and second baseman Danny Price resulted in a 1-2-3 inning. The Blackbirds started the game without two starters in the lineup. Dave Delk and Rich Rochon are nursing injuries, causing manager Robin Badart to change the lineup around, but to the Blackbirds credit they still didn't fold and found a way to win. Iglecias, who leads the league in hits with 14, went 4 for 5 last night, while first baseman Tom Bolen knocked in three runs and is now second on the club with six RBI. Badart leads the Blackbirds in runs batted in with eight. The Mountain A's are the only undefeated team in the division. The Blackbirds are in seventh place and take on the winless D'backs next Thursday at Reid Park. (writeup by Dan Price) http://bookemdanosports.blogspot.com
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Game writeup submitted by American Rattlers
The Rattlers had a tough day with a number of guys playing in different positions. The offense was led by Felix 3-5 and Nixon 3-4, both were a HR away from the cycle.
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Braves
The Red Sox erased an 8 run deficit and tied it up in the last inning, but the Braves managed to push one across in the bottom half of the inning to get the win. Spearheading the offense was Billy Vega, who went 3-5, a homer shy of the cycle. That homer was had by Joey Perez who reluctantly chugged out an in side the park grand slam. Pedro Erceg contributed with a 2-4 night and 3 RBI's. The drama came in the last inning with the scored tied and 1 out, when Billy doubled to right center, Erceg drew a walk, Ray Peralta singled, loading the bases for Pat Ronan who was 2-4 at the time. Pat promptly shot the 1st pitch between short and 3rd, preserving the win for pitcher Wayne Cooper.
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Blackbirds
The Blackbirds trade punches pretty evenly with the Yankees through four, but the bats got quiet and the Yankees got hot and pulled away for the win. Hector Iglecias did a fine job of keeping the Yankees off balance from the mound, Sean Rollins was 2-2 and scored 3 times, and team manager Robin Badart (2-3) drove in 4 of the Birds 6 runs, but it wasn't enough. Good game Yankees!
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Game writeup submitted by National Reapers
Great pitching on both sides. With Jim Gianforte going 8 and 1/3 innings picking up the win. and JC Rodgriguez closing it up. Hats off to Carlos Armendariz from the Redsox for a great pitching performance. A true baseball battle with the Reapers coming out on top.
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Blackbirds
The Blackbirds are in the win column, thanks in part to a strong pitching performance by Hector Iglecias, who tallied up 9 K's in 8 innings, giving up only 5 hits and 1 earned run. Iglecias also had a great night at the plate, going 3-3 with a triple and scored 4 of the Blackbirds 12 runs. New birds Sean Rollins and Paul Smith added additional punch to the lineup. Good game Bombers, and good luck this season!
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Game writeup submitted by American Rattlers
Great game all around, offense led by Abrahamson 4-5, 5 RBI, D Rice 4-5, 2 RBI. Thanks to the Dbacks who fought hard and made a run at the end and turned 3 double plays in the game.
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Blackbirds
A scrappy Blackbird team reduced to just nine guys due to injuries refused to give in, battling to the end against the Braves but coming up short in a 7-5 loss. Follow the Blackbirds on Dan Price's Blog
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GREAT GAME GOING TO THE BOTTOM OF THE 9TH WHEN THE CUBS SCORE 2 TO PULL OFF THE WIN!
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Game writeup submitted by National Giants
Reapers topped the Giants in a tough pitchers duel. The Reapers didn't their first hit until the 4th and the Giants didn't get their first hit until the 6th. It was a good game and both teams battled to the very end.
Game writeup submitted by National Rays
Rays fall short, losing 12-8 to the Rangers. A flood of errors in the 4th prove to be the difference in the game as the Rays give up 4 unearned runs. Good game Rangers, let's come out next week and get a W.
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Blackbirds
An outnumbered and injury-riddled Blackbirds team fell short in their effort to mount a comeback and lose to the Phillies. Hector Iglecias pitched a great game for the Blackbirds, going the distance and doing his best to keep the team in the game. Thanks to the Phillies for loaning us a right-fielder so we could have 9 on defense.
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Braves
After dropping the season opener the Braves bounced back big. The top of the order of Rick Urcadez, Robert Gamez, and Jay Good went a combined 5-9, 12 RBI's, and 9 stolen bases. Billy Vega and Pedro Erceg also contributed, both hitting triples to the fence as the Braves managed to put runs across every inning. Wayne Cooper got the win, scattering 6 hits with 5 strikeouts and a walk.
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Blackbirds
The Blackbirds took the field for their inaugural 2012 season opener against the RedSox. The Birds took an early lead, but the RedSox fought back and took charge coming out on top 11-6. It was a good game between the new Blackbirds and a more experienced RedSox team that pitted good friends and former teammates against each other. The new Blackbird defense turned 2 double plays, and the offense was led by Sean Flynn (3-4, 2b, 4 rbi), Hector Iglecias (3-4), and team captain Tom "T-bone" Bolen (2-3, 2b). Good game RedSox!
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Game writeup submitted by Mountain Phillies
Phillies win the 1st game of the season in dynamic fashion against a tough D-backs team. We had to score 3 runs in are last at bat.
Game writeup submitted by American Bulls
Bulls pull away in the last few innings to win the opener of the 2012 season. Steve Coffey gets win and great contributions by new Bulls Eric Garigan and Cody Beyer. Oh did I mention that Mike Murry got a bunt single?! Yup that happened
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Game writeup submitted by American Rattlers
Great start to the season, after a shaky start giving up 5 runs in the first the Rattlers settled down and came away with their first win. Great pitching by A Rice in the last 4 innings. Offense led by N Felix 3-4, Deisig and Ashal 2-4
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Game writeup submitted by National Giants
Josh Hake made his MSBL debut with an 8 inning, 13 strikeout game and getting the win. Eddie Sapp was one of the hitting heros with two triples and a double while driving in a pair of runs. James Zucco was 2-5 with a triple and driving in two. Andy Hunt had three hits and scored a pair of runs. Jerry Hendricks was 2-5 and scored twice. Rookie Matt Timpf broke out in style with a pair of triples and driving in 3 runs. It was a good team effort and the pitching and defense was solid.
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AFTER CAREFUL DELIBERATION, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT TODAYS GAME WOULD BE TREATED AS SPRING TRAINING SINCE THERE WOULD BE A BUY SO SOON IN THE SEASON. WITH THAT SAID IT WAS GOOD TO DUST ALL THE COBWEBS OFF, SEEING THAT THERE WERE MORE THAN A FEW THEN FIRST ANTICIPATED. LETS BUILD ON THIS BRUTAL LOSS AND COME BACK IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS WITH GREAT VENGENCE. GOOD GAME REAPERS AND WE TAKE NOTHING AWAY FROM YOU.
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