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Brooklyn 8, Vermont 2: Dylan Owen and Brooklyn's bats make for a good combination. The pitcher improved to 8-1 (with a 1.82 ERA) as the Cyclones won on the road.
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Tri-City 10, Staten Island 5: The Baby Bombers rallied from a 5-1 deficit but then didn't have enough energy to battle back. Nicholas Chigges took the loss in relief.
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Brooklyn 9, Staten Island 3: Dylan Owen got plenty of run support and lasted five innings to improve to 3-0 on the season. J.R. Voyles had three hits in the win.
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Results tagged “dylanowen”
Last Night's Action: Keep It in the Park
Last Night's Action: It's Official
Last Night's Action: The Maine Man
Maine improved to 11-4 Tuesday with seven solid innings of pitching and a home run while batting. Lastings Milledge went 3-for-3 with a home run as well and every Met except David Wright had a hit. (Maybe Wright was tired from filming commercials?)
Last Night's Action: Gaining Ground
- Yankees 6, Blue Jays 1: Roger Clemens gave up a run in the first and didn't dazzle anyone with his brilliance during six innings, but that first-inning strike was all the Blue Jays would get. They would go on to rue their missed opportunities after Shaun Marcum controlled the Yankees for six innings before Alex Rodriguez hit a two-run double to start a four-run eighth.
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Last Night's Action: Too Bad They Can't Share Offense
Last Night's Action: Ball Four
- Baltimore 3 Yankees 2: From the multiple camera shots of a glum Joe Torre shown on YES, it was obvious he was in the ballpark tonight, but was he paying attention? After all, what other conclusion can you come to when Torre let Scott Proctor load the bases with one out in the ninth and still let him pitch with the game on the line and Mariano in the bullpen?
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