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 05/09/2015 MLB Note - Atlanta Braves Freeman, Freddie
1B Freddie Freeman, who hit .475 in 10 games at Nationals Park last
year, had two hits on Friday -- both doubles. Freeman now has eight
hits in his last three games but needs to get more help around him.
"We don't want him to beat us," said Washington manager Matt
Williams.
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MLB Note - Atlanta Braves Gomes, Jonny
LF Jonny Gomes batted cleanup for the first time this season on
Friday. The Braves used a different lineup for the 29th straight
game to start the season. Gomes drove in a run in the first with a
sacrifice fly and later added a single before he fanned twice. He is
now hitting .200 on the year.
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MLB Note - Atlanta Braves Teheran, Julio
RHP Julio Teheran will start for the Braves on Saturday against the
Nationals. He threw six scoreless innings in his last start, on
Sunday against the Cincinnati Reds. Bryce Harper, who hit three
homers Wednesday against the Miami Marlins and two on Friday against
the Braves, has two homers in his career against Teheran with an
average of .438. Washington's Jayson Werth (.150) and Ryan Zimmerman
(.176) have struggled against the right-hander.
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MLB Note - Atlanta Braves Perez, Williams
RHP Williams Perez, who was called up from the minors on Wednesday,
made his major league debut in the eighth inning Friday and gave up
four runs, including a three-run homer to Bryce Harper. It was the
second homer of the game by Harper. Perez recorded just one out and
his ERA stands at 108.00 in the majors. He was 2-0 with an ERA of
1.33 in five starts at Triple-Gwinnett.
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MLB Note - Atlanta Braves Stults, Eric
LHP Eric Stults got the start on Friday in the first game of the
series in Washington. He got his first win as a member of the Braves
on April 27 at Turner Field as he beat the Nationals. Manager Fredi
Gonzalez was pleased with the outing by his starter, though Stults
gave up homers to Jayson Werth and Bryce Harper. Later in the game,
Harper added his second homer against reliever Williams Perez.
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MLB Note - Cleveland Indians Marmol, Carlos
RHP Carlos Marmol has been signed to a minor league contract.
Marmol, 32, was 0-3 with an 8.10 ERA in 15 relief appearances for
Miami last year. He will report to the Indians' extended spring
program in Goodyear, Ariz.
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MLB Note - Cleveland Indians Walters, Zach
INF/OF Zach Walters has been recalled from Triple-A Columbus to
replace INF Mike Aviles, who was placed on the Family Medical
Emergency List. Walters, who hit .170 with seven home runs and 12
RBIs in 88 at bats for the Indians last season, was hitting .239
with one home run and nine RBIs in 46 at-bats at Columbus.
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MLB Note - Cleveland Indians Chen, Bruce
LHP Bruce Chen's contract will be purchased from Triple-A Columbus
on Saturday and he will start against the Twins. Chen, 37, signed a
minor league contract with the Indians and was a non-roster invitee
to the major league spring training camp. In five starts at
Columbus, he was 2-1 with a 1.74 ERA.
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MLB Note - Cleveland Indians Aviles, Mike
INF Mike Aviles has left the team and has been placed on the Family
Medical Emergency List. Players on that list must remain there for
three days, and teams are permitted to replace them on the roster
for a maximum of seven days.
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MLB Note - Minnesota Twins Hunter, Torii
OF Torii Hunter had a single, two doubles, a home run and four RBIs
to lead the Twins to their win over the Indians. Hunter's home run
was his 19th career home run at Progressive Field, the second most
by an opposing player in the history of the ballpark, which opened
in 1994. Miguel Cabrera has hit 23 at Progressive Field.
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MLB Note - Minnesota Twins Mauer, Joe
1B Joe Mauer had an RBI single in the first inning Friday. Mauer has
a career .335 batting average vs. the Indians, and in his last 17
games against Cleveland he is hitting .354.
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MLB Note - Minnesota Twins Rosario, Eddie
OF Eddie Rosario had an RBI single in the second inning Friday.
Rosario is the first Twins rookie to record an RBI in each of his
first three career games since Bob Oldis did it in 1953, when the
franchise was known as the Washington Senators.
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MLB Note - Minnesota Twins Pelfrey, Mike
RHP Mike Pelfrey pitched seven strong innings to get the win Friday
over Cleveland. Pelfrey gave up two runs on six hits. "It was good
to see him go seven. That obviously helped our bullpen," said
manager Paul Molitor.
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MLB Note - Toronto Blue Jays Martin, Russell
C Russell Martin was 2-for-4 with a double in Friday's 7-0 win over
the Boston Red Sox and extended his hitting streak to six games. He
is batting 14-for-23 (.609) with four doubles and four homers in
that span.
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MLB Note - Toronto Blue Jays Saunders, Michael
OF Michael Saunders (sore left knee) will probably return to the
lineup on Saturday. He has missed four straight games after having
his left knee drained and having a cortisone shot on Monday. Manager
John Gibbons said he probably could have played in Friday's 7-0 win
over Boston but wanted to keep the hot bat of INF/OF Chris Colabello
in the lineup. Colabello homered.
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MLB Note - Toronto Blue Jays Valencia, Danny
INF/OF Danny Valencia returned to the lineup on Friday after
suffering a sprained an ankle going down the stairs to the clubhouse
after Monday's game. He was 2-for-3 with an RBI and left the game
for OF Ezequiel Carrera in the sixth after he jammed the ankle
slightly when he was thrown out at second base. Carrera was probably
was going to replace him for defensive purposes anyway.
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MLB Note - Toronto Blue Jays Bautista, Jose
RF Jose Bautista (strained right shoulder) is still limited to the
designated hitter role because he is unable to throw. He is
improving but could be as much as a week away from throwing.
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MLB Note - Pittsburgh Pirates Morton, Charlie
RHP Charlie Morton (right hip surgery) pitched seven scoreless
innings Friday night in his first start for Double-A Altoona on a
rehab assignment. Morton, who has been on the disabled list since
the start of the season, allowed just two hits against Harrisburg in
an Eastern League game while walking two, striking out five and
throwing 84 pitches.
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MLB Note - Pittsburgh Pirates McCutchen, Andrew
CF Andrew McCutchen went 2-for-5 with a double on Friday night in an
8-5 loss to St. Louis. McCutchen has gone 5-for-10 in his last two
games, raising his batting average from .188 to .219.
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MLB Note - Pittsburgh Pirates Liriano, Francisco
LHP Francisco Liriano had a season-high 10 strikeouts but also gave
up a season-high six runs -- five earned -- in taking the loss to
fall to 1-2. Liriano was hurt by a pair of home runs, a solo shot by
Cardinals SS Jhonny Peralta in the second inning and a three-run
blast by LF Matt Holliday in the third that put St. Louis ahead for
good, 4-1.
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MLB Note - Pittsburgh Pirates Worley, Vance
RHP Vance Worley will start Saturday night against St. Louis in the
middle game of the three-game series. The Pirates have been shut out
in both of Worley's losses. He is 0-0 with a 4.03 ERA against the
Cardinals in four career starts.
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MLB Note - St. Louis Cardinals Bourjos, Peter
OF Peter Bourjos played his way into a platoon role with OF Jon Jay
in center field. He started against a left-hander for the second
time in three days Friday night and went 2-for-5 with two doubles in
an 8-5 win at Pittsburgh. He extended his hitting streak to five
games, going 8-for-18 (.444) in that span.
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MLB Note - St. Louis Cardinals Wacha, Michael
RHP Michael Wacha kept his record perfect at 5-0 by allowing three
runs -- two earned -- and six hits in six innings. Three of Wacha's
win have come against National League Central opponents. He allowed
more than one run for just the second time in six starts this
season.
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MLB Note - Washington Nationals Strasburg, Stephen
RHP Stephen Strasburg (shoulder blade irritation) will need to throw
a bullpen session on May 9 if he is to make his scheduled start on
May 11 in Arizona, according to manager Matt Williams. "He reported
feeling good today," Williams said May 8. "We will look to see what
is next for him."
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MLB Note - Washington Nationals Harper, Bryce
RF Bryce Harper, who hit three homers Wednesday, hit two more on
Friday and drove in five runs for the second game in a row.
He became the first Nationals player in the 10-year history of the
franchise to hit five homers in two games. Harper became the first
player in the majors since Josh Reddick of the Oakland A's in 2013
to hit five homers in two games.
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MLB Note - Washington Nationals Gonzalez, Gio
LHP Gio Gonzalez started against the Braves in the first game of the
series on Friday and beat Atlanta for the first-time ever at
Nationals Park. He gave up just five hits and two runs with eight
strikeouts and just one walk in seven innings. "The last couple of
innings, he really turned it up with the fastball," said Washington
manager Matt Williams. "He made pitches when he needed to."
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MLB Note - Washington Nationals Fister, Doug
RHP Doug Fister will start on Saturday against the Braves. He has
made five starts this year and allowed 32 hits in 31 innings, with
14 strikeouts and nine walks. In his last start, against the Mets in
New York, he pitched well. One hitter he will have to watch out for
is Nick Markakis, who is hitting .364 in 22 at-bats against Fister.
He is 9-2 with an ERA of 1.98 at home since joining the Nationals in
time for the 2014 season.
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MLB Note - Washington Nationals Werth, Jayson
LF Jayson Werth returned to the starting lineup Friday after sitting
out the previous two games to rest his right shoulder. Werth, who
had shoulder surgery in January, hit his first homer of the season
in the fourth and added a single in the eighth before RF Bryce
Harper launched his second homer of the game. Werth upped his
average to .192 and may start to get more pitches to hit if Harper
remains hot.
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MLB Note - Washington Nationals Janssen, Casey
RHP Casey Janssen (shoulder inflammation) said May 8 he felt fine
after throwing one inning in his first minor league rehab game on
May 7 at high Class A Potomac. He is slated to pitch again on May 10
in a minor league rehab assignment. He needed just nine pitches -
all strikes - to get three outs, with one by strikeout, in the rehab
outing.
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MLB Note - Washington Nationals Johnson, Reed
OF Reed Johnson (left calf strain) was on crutches in the Washington
clubhouse before the May 8 game.
He joked that he has been tired of being at home around his young
children so he had to get out of the house. He went on the disabled
list April 29.
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MLB Note - Washington Nationals Stammen, Craig
RHP Craig Stammen (right forearm strain) said May 8 he can begin
some light arm exercises six weeks after his surgery, which was
April 19.
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MLB Note - St. Louis Cardinals Peralta, Jhonny
SS Jhonny Peralta extended his hitting streak to six games by
hitting a long home run to center field to lead off the second
inning, his fourth of the season. That was Peralta's only hit in
five at-bats.
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MLB Note - St. Louis Cardinals Martinez, Carlos E.
RHP Carlos Martinez (3-0, 3.64) will start Saturday night at
Pittsburgh in the middle game of the three-game series. Martinez has
a 1.29 ERA in his two road starts this season while holding
opponents to a .167 batting average. He is 0-1 with a 4.41 ERA
against the Pirates in 10 career games, only one of which has been a
start.
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MLB Note - Texas Rangers Gallardo, Yovani
RHP Yovani Gallardo lost four straight starts, matching the longest
such streak of his MLB career. He got a total of two runs in support
during those four starts, so his ERA remains a reasonable 4.19 but
his record drops to 2-5.
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MLB Note - Texas Rangers Rosales, Adam
2B Adam Rosales had a solo home run in the eighth inning to break
out of a 1-for-16 slump. The home run was his second of the season,
and that one hit still raised his season batting average to .171.
It's just his fourth RBI of the year.
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MLB Note - Texas Rangers Corporan, Carlos
C Carlos Corporan struggled Friday, going 0-for-4 with three
strikeouts to drop his season average to .184. With two on and one
out as the team tried to rally in the eighth, he popped out to the
catcher for the inning's second out.
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MLB Note - Texas Rangers DeShields Jr., Delino
CF Delino DeShields Jr. continues to tear up the basepaths -- after
getting three steals in Thursday's win, he picked up another steal,
his seventh of the season in the seventh inning.
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MLB Note - Tampa Bay Rays Guyer, Brandon
OF Brandon Guyer continues to make a case for an everyday role,
going 2-for-2 with a three-run home run off the bench in Friday's
8-2 win against the Rangers. He's hitting .283 with 10 RBIs on the
season in just 60 at-bats. He'll continue to split time with Kevin
Kiermaier and David DeJesus in a deep outfield.
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MLB Note - Tampa Bay Rays Longoria, Evan
3B Evan Longoria missed Thursday's game, ending baseball's longest
consecutive games streak, but he bounced back nicely as a DH Friday,
getting two hits and scoring twice in the Rays' win. His
sixth-inning opposite-field single chased Rangers starter Yovanni
Gallardo from the game.
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Rays Karns, Nathan
RHP Nathan Karns had his best start of the season, pitching into the
eighth with just four hits and two earned runs. He struck out a
season-high nine batters while walking only two, lowering his ERA to
3.79. With Alex Cobb done for the year, he'll be counted on as a
starter the rest of the season.
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MLB Note - Tampa Bay Rays DeJesus, David
OF David DeJesus raised his season average from .241 to .300 during
a five-game hitting streak, including a solo home run Friday that
represented the Rays' only hit in the first five innings. He's
batting fifth in the Rays' order and hitting well, with 11 RBIs to
tie for third on the team.
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MLB Note - Tampa Bay Rays Cobb, Alex
RHP Alex Cobb will have season-ending Tommy John surgery on his
throwing elbow and won't pitch again until late 2016 at the
earliest. The team moved him to the 60-day DL, a major blow to a
pitching staff hoping to get him back from injury.
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MLB Note - Tampa Bay Rays Smyly, Drew
LHP Drew Smyly is back on the disabled list with. He had pitched
well in three starts with a 2.70 ERA.
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MLB Note - Tampa Bay Rays Odorizzi, Jake
RHP Jake Odorizzi was bumped back a day from his scheduled start
Saturday due to flu-like symptoms, with RHP Matt Andriese called up
to take his place Saturday. Officially, the Rays' Sunday starter
against Texas is TBA.
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MLB Note - Boston Red Sox Ramirez, Hanley
LF Hanley Ramirez (left shoulder sprain) didn't play May 5-8. He
took swings off the tee May 8 and was set to take batting practice
May 9.
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MLB Note - Boston Red Sox Victorino, Shane
OF Shane Victorino (strained right hamstring) started his
minor-league rehabilitation assignment on Friday by going 0-for-3
with Double-A Portland. He left the April 22 game against the Tampa
Bay Rays with the injury and was put on the disabled list April 25.
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MLB Note - Boston Red Sox Miley, Wade
LHP Wade Miley lost his third straight decision on Friday, allowing
four runs in six innings in a 7-0 defeat at the hands of the Toronto
Blue Jays. He has pitched six or more innings in a start twice this
season. "Probably one of the better outings he's had for us this
year," manager John Farrell said. "He used the full assortment of
pitches, he had a good feel for his breaking pitches as well as his
changeup. He threw his fastball to both sides of the plate. Wade
kept us in the ball game."
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MLB Note - Boston Red Sox Ortiz, David
DH David Ortiz lost his appeal of a one-game suspension and served
it in Friday's series opener against Toronto.
Ortiz was suspended for bumping an umpire in a game against the
Baltimore Orioles on April. 1B Mike Napoli was DH in Friday's 7-0
loss to the Blue Jays and INF Travis Shaw was called up from
Triple-A Pawtucket and made his major-league debut in Friday's 7-0
loss at first base.
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MLB Note - Boston Red Sox Shaw, Travis
INF Travis Shaw was promoted from Triple-A Pawtucket for Friday's
game against the Toronto Blue Jays after RHP Edward Mujica was
designated for assignment. Shaw was batting .189 with two homers and
15 RBIs in 24 games with Pawtucket. He had six RBIs over his past
three games at Triple-A while going 4-for-13. He had a home run and
eight RBIs over his past seven games. He led all Red Sox
minor-leaguers with 56 home runs from 2012-14. Shaw made his
major-league debut Friday against the Blue Jays, playing first base
and batting ninth. 1B Mike Napoli moved to designated hitter to take
the place of suspended DH David Ortiz, who is out for one game after
losing his appeal. When Ortiz returns, Shaw likely will be returned
to Pawtucket with RHP Matt Barnes being called up. Shaw was 0-for-2
with a walk on Friday in a 7-0 loss to Toronto.
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MLB Note - Boston Red Sox Kelly, Joe
RHP Joe Kelly will make his sixth start of the season Saturday in
the middle game of a three-game series against the Toronto Blue Jays
at Rogers Centre. He suffered his first loss of the season last
Sunday when he allowed five runs on nine hits and a walk in a
season-low 4 2/3 innings in a game won 8-5 by the New York Yankees.
His previous outing against the Blue Jays this season was April 27
at Fenway Park, when he allowed five hits, three walks and five runs
in six innings and did not figure in the decision in a 6-5 win. He
is 0-0 with a 5.25 ERA in two career starts against Toronto.
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MLB Note - Boston Red Sox Mujica, Edward
RHP Edward Mujica was designated for assignment Friday after going
1-1 with a 4.61 ERA in 11 relief outings. INF Travis Shaw was called
up from Triple-A Pawtucket to take his spot on the 25-man roster.
The Red Sox signed Mujica to a two-year, $9.5 million contract,
before the 2014 season. It was hoped that he would provide closer
insurance for RHP Koji Uehara but he struggled in late-inning
situations and was being used earlier in games. He allowed 15 hits,
including three home runs, three walks and seven runs while striking
out eight in 13 2/3 innings.
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MLB Note - Toronto Blue Jays Reyes, Jose
SS Jose Reyes (cracked left rib) resumed baseball activities on
Friday after an MRI performed Thursday showed that his injury, which
included some strained muscles in the left side, was well as the
cracked rib was healing. "It was good news," manager John Gibbons
said. The injury prevented Reyes from batting left-handed and he
tried batting only right-handed before going on the disabled list.
He might require a rehabilitation assignment before returning to the
lineup late next week. INF Ryan Goins has played excellent
defensively during Reyes' absence.
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MLB Note - Toronto Blue Jays Jenkins, Chad
RHP Chad Jenkins was returned to Triple-A Buffalo on option Friday
after RHP Ryan Tepera was called up. Jenkins made his only
appearance for Toronto this season when he allowed two hits and one
run in two innings against the New York Yankees last Tuesday. The
27-year-old is 1-1 with a 2.89 ERA in four starts at Buffalo.
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MLB Note - Toronto Blue Jays Hutchison, Drew
RHP Drew Hutchison will make his seventh start of the season
Saturday in the middle game of a three-game series against the
Boston Red Sox at Rogers Centre. He is coming off a start last
Sunday in Cleveland in which he allowed eight hits, one walk and six
runs and did not factor in the decision of a 10-7 loss. His previous
start was against Boston on April 29, when he allowed nine hits,
five walks and six runs and was not involved in the decision as the
Blue Jays won 11-8. In five career starts against Boston, he is 2-1
with a 6.04 ERA.
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MLB Note - Toronto Blue Jays Tepera, Ryan
RHP Ryan Tepera was recalled from Triple-A Buffalo for the game
Friday against the Red Sox and RHP Chad Jenkins was returned on
option to the Bisons. He was 1-1 with a 0.57 ERA in eight relief
appearances with Buffalo, allowing six hits in 15 2/3 innings while
walking five and striking out 17. This will be his first
major-league experience after 175 career minor-league games, mostly
as a starter. He has developed a splitter that helps him against
left-handed hitters, and was converted to the bullpen, which led to
an increase in the velocity of his fastball. "He's a guy we like.
... He's been rolling down there. ... Get 'em while they're hot,"
manager John Gibbons said.
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MLB Note - Philadelphia Phillies Harang, Aaron
RHP Aaron Harang, Saturday's starter, beat Atlanta his last time
out, going six innings and allowing one run on five hits, while
striking out two and walking one. He lost his only start against the
Mets this season, despite giving up one run on four hits over six
innings, and is 6-6 with a 4.06 ERA in 14 career appearances against
them.
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MLB Note - Philadelphia Phillies Hamels, Cole
LHP Cole Hamels went seven innings to beat the Mets on Friday night,
giving up four hits and one run while striking out eight, walking
two and hitting a batter. He also threw two wild pitches to equal a
career high. While he is only 9-14 against the Mets in his career,
he has gone at least seven innings and surrendered one earned run or
fewer in his last five starts against New York. "I don't tip my
pitches anymore," he said. "That was kind of a big deal when you
have guys like (Carlos) Beltran and (Jose) Reyes and Carlos Delgado
-- some big-time veteran guys I had to face for quite a few years. I
knew I was tipping. I just had to figure out how not to let them
know. I think I've been able to figure it out since then. ... When
guys don't know what's coming, it's a little easier to get them
out." He is, however, just 2-0 against New York in that span, as run
support has been an ongoing issue. Since the beginning of the 2014
season he has received an average of just 3.09 runs of support per
nine innings pitched, the fourth-lowest norm for any qualified major
league starter. He is 9-0 in that span when the Phillies score at
least three while he is in the game.
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MLB Note - Philadelphia Phillies Howard, Ryan
1B Ryan Howard went 2-for-3 with a solo homer and two RBIs Friday
night against the Mets. He began the night just 1-for-10 with seven
strikeouts in his career against Mets ace Matt Harvey, but
contributed a run-scoring single in the first. His homer came on
Harvey's first pitch of the fourth inning, a 95 mph fastball, and
gave the Phils the lead for good at 2-1. The homer was Howard's
sixth of the season, all of which have come in the last 15 games.
"He's really starting to look good and have good swings," said
manager Ryne Sandberg, who noted that one of the keys to Howard's
resurgence is his patience. "He's laying off some pitches and taking
some walks," the manager said.
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MLB Note - Philadelphia Phillies Galvis, Freddy
SS Freddy Galvis went 3-for-3 with a walk and two steals Friday
against the Mets, and is batting .374 over his last 26 games.
Galvis, whose 27 hits in April were a career high for a calendar
month, is also hitting .333 over his last 10 games.
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MLB Note - Philadelphia Phillies Utley, Chase
2B Chase Utley went 0-for-4 Friday against the Mets and is hitless
in his last 19 at-bats. Manager Ryne Sandberg had given the
.099-hitting Utley two days off at the end of a 10-game road trip in
an attempt to get him going, and was asked after Friday's game if he
has entertained any thoughts of dropping him out of the No. 3 spot
in the batting order. "I just take it a day at a time with him,"
Sandberg said. "I've been thinking about a lot of things with
Chase."
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MLB Note - New York Mets Niese, Jon
LHP Jonathon Niese, Saturday's starter, lost a 1-0 game to
Washington in his last start, giving up one run on nine hits over
seven innings. He has allowed two earned runs or fewer in eight of
his last nine starts, dating back to Sept. 8, 2014. He is 9-6 with a
2.92 ERA in 20 career starts against Philadelphia.
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MLB Note - New York Mets Harvey, Matt
RHP Matt Harvey was tagged with his first loss in six starts this
season Friday in Philadelphia, going six innings and allowing three
runs on six hits. He struck out a season-low four and walked one.
Harvey was seeking to become the fourth Met to win his first six
starts of a season, and the first since Frank Viola in 1990. While
manager Terry Collins didn't think Harvey pitched poorly, Harvey
knew he needed to be better, especially given the strong outing by
Phillies starter Cole Hamels. "We needed zeroes," Harvey said, "and
I didn't do that." He also declined to blame any problems he might
have had on the fact that he was making his first start in a week,
since the team had two off days. "It's different, but we've all been
going through it," he said. "You just have to deal with it."
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MLB Note - New York Mets Gee, Dillon
RHP Dillon Gee was placed on the disabled list with a mild groin
strain. Gee, 0-2 with a 3.86 ERA this season, will be replaced in
the rotation Sunday by RHP Bartolo Colon.
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