Found August 12, 2009 on
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PLAYERS:
Fabio Castro,
Bobby Scales,
Howie Clark,
Dirk Hayhurst,
Vince Perkins,
Brian Dopirak,
Jason Lane,
So Taguchi,
Micah Hoffpauir,
Travis Snider,
Scott Campbell,
Adam Calderone,
Eric Crozier,
Brian Jeroloman,
Adam Loewen,
Kevin Ahrens,
John Tolisano,
Buck Coats,
Bubbie Buzachero
TEAMS: Toronto Blue Jays, Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers, Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Indians
TEAMS: Toronto Blue Jays, Chicago Cubs, Milwaukee Brewers, Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Indians
The affiliates could easily have gone 6-0 but they had to settle for a split as two games got away in extra innings and another was lost in the late going. The hitting with runners in scoring position was abysmal but there were a number of good performances turned in on the hill.
Iowa 4 Las Vegas 2Des Moines, IA - Lefty Fabio Castro only gave up a double over the first three innings but he got cuffed around in the fourth as the Cubs scored twice on a two-run single by Bobby Scales. The rally was set up by a triple and two walks, including one to former Jay John-Ford Griffin. Castro found his mojo when he retired the last eight men in a row, striking out the side swinging in the sixth. Castro allowed two runs over six frames on three hits and two walks while striking out five.By that time, Vegas put together a two-out rally in the fifth to cut the Iowa lead to 2-1 when Aaron Matthews doubled home a Howie Clark single. Dirk Hayhurst also ma...
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