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Gavin Stone has been on an absolute tear over his last six starts and he finished off his month with only two runs allowed. Also, OKC provided the only win for Dodgers’ affiliates with a shutout.
LP: Johnnie Schneider (0-1, 6.75 ERA) SV: Eury Ramos (2/2, 2.25 ERA) For the second time this series, a South Bend Cub went yard in the third inning. South Bend was down 2-0, after Juan Martinez took an 0-1 Chris Kachmar fastball over the left-center field wall. South Bend started the inning with the top of their order, following a Delvin Zinn single and a fielder’s choice by Cole Roederer. An error on the catch by Miguel Hernandez kept Zinn on base, and it brought up the Cubs number two prospect with two runners on and no one out. Brennen Davis came up to the plate, after going 0-3 in his ...
WP: Samuel Reyes (1-1, 7.27 ERA) LP: Johnnie Schneider (0-1, 6.75 ERA) SV: Eury Ramos (2/2, 2.25 ERA) For the second time this series, a South Bend Cub went yard in the third inning. South Bend was down 2-0, after Juan Martinez took an 0-1 Chris Kachmar fastball over the left-center field wall. South Bend started the inning with the top of their order, following a Delvin Zinn single and a fielder’s choice by Cole Roederer. An error on the catch by Miguel Hernandez kept Zinn on base, and it brought up the Cubs number two prospect with two runners on and no one out.
Single Game Tickets For Whitecaps Go On Sale Soon The West Michigan Whitecaps announced that limited seating for home games will be available. The team posted on Facebook this morning that single game seating will go on sale next Wednesday, April 21. Because of Covid, seating for home games will be limited, so it's first come, first served. The single game offerings will cover 21 home games in May and June only for now. More information at WhitecapsBaseball.com. Tickets for July and August games will go on sale at a later date. There is hope that as the summer progresses, maybe more seats...
Speaker recalls rookie mistake on 1st bill NIKI KELLY | The Journal Gazette House Speaker Todd Huston relived the demise of his first bill last week. While a freshman member was presenting their first bill, the chamber – as is tradition – jokingly voted all red, or “no,” on the bill before slowly switching to green. They also teased the member a bit at the microphone. But Huston said when his first bill went up on the board the red never changed – “it went down in flames,” he said. It was Day 18 of his first legislative session when he brought House Bill 1364 to the floor in 201...