After striking out 2 in the bottom of the 9th the Paints shutout and beat the Miners 1-0 The Miners are now 22-20 and play the Paints again at Rent One Park on Friday.
(CHL) Cantu SacFly RBI (30); WP: Bryan Johnson (5-2); LP: Brian Blomquist (2-5)
Miners
Miners
Thursday, July 5, 2007
Wednesday, July 4, 2007
WOW
That's all I can say, well maybe not. We were up 4-0 for the longest time, The Paints loaded the bases, then unloaded them. now 4-4, They added another run and flat out out pitched us through the 7th, 8th, 9th for the win. The fireworks were not the best, but were OK. Koski in center field is amazing, his defense is great, I bet our right fielder never touched a ball ALL night, Kevin had a load of plays. We lost 5-4 by the way.
SIL) Suttle 2RBI (5), Wirth RBI (23), Koski RBI (5); (CHL) Garcia HR (6) RBI (31); Sobel RBI (5); WP: Flanigan (2-1) LP: Qualls (2-1)
SIL) Suttle 2RBI (5), Wirth RBI (23), Koski RBI (5); (CHL) Garcia HR (6) RBI (31); Sobel RBI (5); WP: Flanigan (2-1) LP: Qualls (2-1)
I'll be at the game tonight.
Miners host Chillicothe Paints tonight at 7:05 pm followed by fireworks. Go Miners.
Miners lose 4-3
The same score as the night before, a different result? NO. the same result, you've got to be kidding me, lets get rid of Gateway, they own us, we can not seem to get the better of them.
WP: Rainey (1-0); LP: Hope (2-2); GG: Breyman Solo HR (10): 46th Career HR breaks Grizzlies All-Time Record, Roberts Solo HR (12), Holdren Solo HR (12), Paula Walk-Off Single; SI: Koski - RBI Single
WP: Rainey (1-0); LP: Hope (2-2); GG: Breyman Solo HR (10): 46th Career HR breaks Grizzlies All-Time Record, Roberts Solo HR (12), Holdren Solo HR (12), Paula Walk-Off Single; SI: Koski - RBI Single
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
5 Players chose for All-Star game from the Miners
Ralph Santana – Southern Illinois 3B
Chris Hall – Southern Illinois SS
Mike Scanzano – Southern INF
Rob Wirth – Southern Illinois C
Robbie Wooley – Southern Illinois P -
Way to go guys!!!!!!
Champion Window Field in Florence, Kentucky on Wednesday July 11, 2007 at 7:25 P.M.
Chris Hall – Southern Illinois SS
Mike Scanzano – Southern INF
Rob Wirth – Southern Illinois C
Robbie Wooley – Southern Illinois P -
Way to go guys!!!!!!
Champion Window Field in Florence, Kentucky on Wednesday July 11, 2007 at 7:25 P.M.
Tim Dorn Hit's 1st Homerun for The Swing
.269 avg 1 hr 5 rbi's 5 runs 7 hits 13 tb's 3 walks 9 strikeouts for Tim Dorn.
HR: Dorn (1, 6th inning off Renaud, 0 on, 0 out).
Way To GO TIM!!!!
HR: Dorn (1, 6th inning off Renaud, 0 on, 0 out).
Way To GO TIM!!!!
Miners lose heartbreaker to Gateway 4-3
WP: Hertel (4-1); LP: Hummel (2-1); Greg Andrews 2-Run HR (5); Rob Wirth Solo HR (2);
Eric Beck hit a walk-off single to beat the Miners in the bottom of the 9th Inning. Ouch, we have bad luck against Gateway, they just own us. period, Lets focus on our pitching and we'll be fine. We did excellent, but came up short.
Eric Beck hit a walk-off single to beat the Miners in the bottom of the 9th Inning. Ouch, we have bad luck against Gateway, they just own us. period, Lets focus on our pitching and we'll be fine. We did excellent, but came up short.
Monday, July 2, 2007
Breaking News from Miners Camp!
Danny Almonte and Chris Mcgraw have been cut to make room for Ryan Quigley and Griffin Bailey..The Almonte cut is a major deal because of the ESPN story about Almonte. Almonte was featured in a ESPN storyline about Teens who are forced and pushed to play sports and what they are doing now.
Thank you Justin Walker from the Marion Daily for the Information. Pick up your copy of the Marion Daily for more Information on this and many other Miners Events.
Thank you Justin Walker from the Marion Daily for the Information. Pick up your copy of the Marion Daily for more Information on this and many other Miners Events.
Sunday, July 1, 2007
Miners Shutout by Rascals 7-0
The Miners high powered, 20+ hits in a single game cant score 1 run against a team who's got 13 overall wins? Way to go Chris. wow, Great pitching and some cool defense leads to the 2nd shutout in a week of the Miners now 22-16 overall..
A day after being shut out by the Southern Illinois Miners at Rent One Stadium, the River City Rascals returned home and returned the favor by shutting out the Miners 7-0.
The Rascals jumped on top in the third on a two run homer by Bobby Mosby and added another run on Mosby’s RBI double in the fifth. Andy Bettis’ double and Brad Hough’s single accounted for three more in the seventh. Phil Laurent drove in the final run in the eighth with an RBI single, his fourth hit of the game.
Laurent had three singles and a double, Mosby a single, double and home run, and Bettis two singles and a double.Chris Clem scattered five hits and allowed only one Miner to reach third base. He struck out nine Southern Illinois hitters while walking two and hitting one. It was the first win of the season for Clem, who saw his ERA drop from 6.46 to 5.25. Ryan Quigley made his first start for the Miners and took the loss.
WP: Chris Clem (1-3) LP: Ryan Quigley (0-1) RIV: Bobby Mosby - 3-5, HR (11), 2B, 3 RBI Chris Clem - CG, SO, 5 H, 9 K, 3 BB
A day after being shut out by the Southern Illinois Miners at Rent One Stadium, the River City Rascals returned home and returned the favor by shutting out the Miners 7-0.
The Rascals jumped on top in the third on a two run homer by Bobby Mosby and added another run on Mosby’s RBI double in the fifth. Andy Bettis’ double and Brad Hough’s single accounted for three more in the seventh. Phil Laurent drove in the final run in the eighth with an RBI single, his fourth hit of the game.
Laurent had three singles and a double, Mosby a single, double and home run, and Bettis two singles and a double.Chris Clem scattered five hits and allowed only one Miner to reach third base. He struck out nine Southern Illinois hitters while walking two and hitting one. It was the first win of the season for Clem, who saw his ERA drop from 6.46 to 5.25. Ryan Quigley made his first start for the Miners and took the loss.
WP: Chris Clem (1-3) LP: Ryan Quigley (0-1) RIV: Bobby Mosby - 3-5, HR (11), 2B, 3 RBI Chris Clem - CG, SO, 5 H, 9 K, 3 BB
Miners Shutout Rascals 4-0
(SIL) Suttle HR (1) 2RBI; Hall RBI (24), Simon RBI (15);
WP: Brian Blomquist (2-3) LP: Brody Taylor (0-2)
The Miners won behind some good pitching tonight, and clutch hitting. The Miners signed a new pitcher today, Ryan ? He will be starting Sunday's game. We had to cut someone but I don't know who yet. Sorry for the lack of Information, I worked late Saturday night. Southern Illinois at River City Sunday.
go_rascals said,
on July 1st, 2007 at 9:56 am
I made the game Saturday. Both times I have been to Rent One Stadium the Miners shut out their opponents.
Blomquist scattered four singles, and got some great defense. Center fielder Kevin Koski would have been on “Web Gems” if ESPN covered the Frontier League. In the fourth he raced to his right and made a diving grab of a Bobby Mosby fly ball at the juncture between the warning track and the outfield wall. Shortstop Mike Scanzano threw out two Rascals runners from the edge of the outfield grass.
The Rascals hitters were pressing and Blomquist got a lot of first-pitch outs. In the fifth and again in the seventh he needed only five pitches to dispatch River City. He was with the Rascals in training camp so he had to love shutting them down.
Rascals lefty starter Brody Taylor had something that led the Miners to run all over him. I don’t know if he wasn’t paying attention to the runners or what, but runners on first ran on him four times in the first three innings, Ryan Kane was safe twice, Ralph Santana was thrown out by catcher Ken Lup, and Scott Simon went to second when Scanzano grounded out. Scanzano stole a base in the sixth. I guess Taylor finally started paying attention in the seventh. Koski led off with a single and Taylor caught him breaking for second for a 1-3-6 put out. Santana then singled, and a fan near us yelled “You may get the rookie that way but you won’t get Santana!” He was wrong, as Santana was retired the very same way.
This may have been the shortest nine inning Frontier League game I have ever seen at two hours, three minutes. After the recent spate of three and a half hour marathons the short game was welcome.
WP: Brian Blomquist (2-3) LP: Brody Taylor (0-2)
The Miners won behind some good pitching tonight, and clutch hitting. The Miners signed a new pitcher today, Ryan ? He will be starting Sunday's game. We had to cut someone but I don't know who yet. Sorry for the lack of Information, I worked late Saturday night. Southern Illinois at River City Sunday.
go_rascals said,
on July 1st, 2007 at 9:56 am
I made the game Saturday. Both times I have been to Rent One Stadium the Miners shut out their opponents.
Blomquist scattered four singles, and got some great defense. Center fielder Kevin Koski would have been on “Web Gems” if ESPN covered the Frontier League. In the fourth he raced to his right and made a diving grab of a Bobby Mosby fly ball at the juncture between the warning track and the outfield wall. Shortstop Mike Scanzano threw out two Rascals runners from the edge of the outfield grass.
The Rascals hitters were pressing and Blomquist got a lot of first-pitch outs. In the fifth and again in the seventh he needed only five pitches to dispatch River City. He was with the Rascals in training camp so he had to love shutting them down.
Rascals lefty starter Brody Taylor had something that led the Miners to run all over him. I don’t know if he wasn’t paying attention to the runners or what, but runners on first ran on him four times in the first three innings, Ryan Kane was safe twice, Ralph Santana was thrown out by catcher Ken Lup, and Scott Simon went to second when Scanzano grounded out. Scanzano stole a base in the sixth. I guess Taylor finally started paying attention in the seventh. Koski led off with a single and Taylor caught him breaking for second for a 1-3-6 put out. Santana then singled, and a fan near us yelled “You may get the rookie that way but you won’t get Santana!” He was wrong, as Santana was retired the very same way.
This may have been the shortest nine inning Frontier League game I have ever seen at two hours, three minutes. After the recent spate of three and a half hour marathons the short game was welcome.
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