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Found July 10, 2009 on McCovey Chronicles:
minor lines, 7/9/09
TEAMS: San Francisco Giants,  Oakland Athletics
PLAYERS: Ryan Rohlinger,  Joe Borchard,  Brian Horwitz,  Matt Kinney,  Osiris Matos,  Daric Barton,  Nick Noonan,  Jack Hannahan,  Jerome Williams,  Henry Rodriguez,  Cesar Soto
Today's highlights from the Giants' farm were concentrated in Connecticut with (a) Brock Bond reaching base in all five plate appearances, (b) Brandon Crawford reaching base four times, and (c) Jesse English throwing a complete game shutout.  Highlights from outside Connecticut include (d) Clayton Tanner allowing just 1 ER in 7.0 IP and (e) Ryan Rohlinger having three hits. AAA: Fresno defeated Sacramento 7-6(rallying for two runs in the bottom of the 9th inning)...
Original Story: http://www.mccoveychronicles.com/2009...

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