Texas Pounds Colorado with 23 Hits

March 11, 2010 by AZ Hardball · Leave a Comment 

Believe it or not, this game was not played in the high altitude confines of Coors Field. With Texas driving in four runs early on, the Rockies would be able to drive in two runs in the first inning to keep the game close. In the third inning Texas bats would drive in five runs to extend their lead by seven runs. Texas would not look back as they would disrespect Colorado pitching and fielding. Read more

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W: Feldman L: Cook

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Mariners Drive in Six Early to Beat Giants

March 11, 2010 by AZ Hardball · Leave a Comment 

Seattle and San Francisco would go head-to-head in Scottsdale. The Giants are currently the owners of the second best record in the Cactus League. After starting the game with two runs, the Mariners would go scoreless in the second inning . In the third and fourth innings, Seattle would two more runs in each for a total of six. Read more

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W: Snell L: Lincecum

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Athletics Top Brewers’ Split Squad

March 11, 2010 by AZ Hardball · Leave a Comment 

The Oakland Athletics would face the Milwaukee Brewers split squat at Maryvale Stadium in Phoenix on Thursday. The Brewers would get the game off to an early start by hitting two runs in the first inning. The two runs would come off of a homerun by left fielder Ryan Braun. Read more

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W: Jennings L: Rivas

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The Reds Down the Brewers

March 11, 2010 by AZ Hardball · Leave a Comment 

In a game that was highlighted by some solid pitching, the Reds and Brewers would battle in Goodyear. The game would go scoreless through four and a half innings of play. The Brewers would see some steady pitching from Chris Narveson who would pitch three scoreless innings, allowing only one hit while striking out three. Starting pitching for Cincinnati would also fare well as Cueto would have three scoreless innings of his own. Read more

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W: Burton L: Capuano S: Ondrusek

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Ethier and Blake homers lift Dodgers over Royals

March 11, 2010 by Dean · Leave a Comment 

Los Angeles Dodgers starter James McDonald looked good after two scoreless innings, but should have stayed in the dugout. In the third inning the starter allowed the Kansas City Royals to score three runs highlighed by a Scott Podsednik homer. Russ Ortiz was not overly impressive in his one inning allowing two hits, but managed to record three strikouts in his scoreless inning.

Royals starter Gil Meche looked rusty in his two innings allowing seven hits and four earned runs including a homer to Andre Ethier. Dodgers third baseman Casey Blake went 2-for-3 on the day with two batted in and a homer in the fifth. The Royals are now 4-3 on the season while the Dodgers moved to 2-3-1.

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W: J. McDonald L: G. Meche S: J. Guerra

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