I’ll come back and update this after the games in progress have been completed. But I thought it was noteworthy that Dmitri Young and Toledo played this afternoon. Also, check out the game that Oneonta was involved in.
Pawtucket 9, Toledo 8
Dmitri Young went 1 for 5 in what may have been his last rehab start. David Espinosa was 3 for 5 with a homer. Jack Hannahan homered, singled, and walked. Chad Durbin was roughed up for 8 hits and 4 runs in 5 2/3 innings. Chris Spurling pitched 2 innings allowing 2 hits, a walk, and an unearned run.
New Britain 4, Erie 0
Vincent Blue was 1 for 1 with 3 walks. Brent Clevlen added a 1 for 4. Kody Kirkland has been place on the disabled list. Virgil Vasquez allowed 3 runs in 7 innings while fanning 8.
Lakeland 3, St. Lucie 3 (11th inning in progress)
Brent Dlugach was 2 for 4 with a homer and Chris Robinson picked up 2 hits. Eddie Bonine started and allowed 3 runs, 2 earned, in 7 innings. He allowed 7 hits and 2 walks while fanning 5 before giving way to PJ Finigan who threw 2 scoreless innings.
Dayton, West Michigan
Oneonta 6, Brooklyn 1 – 26 freakin’ innings
This game was 1-1 for a lonnnnggggg time. To put this in perspective, the top of the order had 12 at-bats. I can’t summarize this much so just go check out the box score. The game lasted 6:40.
GCL Tigers – PPD
26 innings–that’s a lot. Still needed 7 more innings to match the all-time record, a game that involved two future hall-of-famers.
http://www.boston.com/news/local/rhode_island/articles/2006/06/17/pawtucket_red_sox_to_mark_anniversary_of_longest_game_ever/
Wow, what a game. Even Nate Robertson pitched 1/3 of an inning. 🙂
And the Cyclone manager was ejected in the bottom of the 1st, so he had to watch 25 INNINGS from the clubhouse.