Showing posts with label Joe Blanton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joe Blanton. Show all posts

Saturday, May 2, 2020

May 2 In Peoria History

Throughout our history the Chiefs have played 39 games (14–24–1 record) with three games postponed May 2.

Chiefs Blog

Monday, June 3, 2019

Cardinals Fans, Meet Zack Thompson

Zack Thompson posted one of the best seasons of any Kentucky pitcher this spring. Now he is the earliest MLB draft among any pitcher in program history.

Courier Journal

Thursday, March 29, 2018

Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Numbers Aside, Rich Hill Satisfied With Spring

If an uneven spring weighed on Dodgers left-handed starter Rich Hill, it hardly showed Monday night.

Los Angeles Official Site

Monday, November 6, 2017

Nationals Don't Extend Qualifying Offers To Howie Kendrick, Stephen Drew, Joe Blanton, Oliver Perez, Edwin Jackson, Ryan Raburn, Or Alejandro De Aza

The Nationals did not extend any qualifying offers before Monday's 5 p.m. ET deadline expired, as they had 12 players hit free agency. Despite that high number of free agents, Washington will return nearly all of its regulars from last season, so it was no surprise the Nats did not extend the one-year, $17.4 million contract to anyone.

Washington Official Site

Thursday, May 4, 2017

Max Scherzer Paves Way On Hill, With Lumber

For Max Scherzer, the magic number is seven. If he can throw seven innings, Scherzer said, he can preserve the bullpen -- not just in games he starts, but in the future. It's a matter of pride, sure, but it also creates a domino effect for the rest of the staff.

Washington Official Site

Thursday, April 13, 2017

Club Likes How Stephen Piscotty Cleans Up; Tyler Lyons Looks Good

The pitch Stephen Piscotty drilled Wednesday for his first home run of the season was one he had in mind when describing the benefits of his spring struggles.

Post-Dispatch

Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Stephen Piscotty (Five RBIs) Breaks Out Out For Huge Game

After a spring of grinding through swing adjustments, hopeful that the payoff would hit when the regular season did, Stephen Piscotty instead found himself unable to generate much offensive momentum on the opening homestand because of a scarcity of consistent at-bats.

St. Louis Official Site

Max Scherzer Strikes Out Ten In Loss To Cardinals

A dominant performance from right-hander Mike Leake and a three-hit, five RBI performance from Stephen Piscotty led the Cardinals to a 6-1 victory at Nationals Park on Wednesday. The victory helped St. Louis (3-6) escape Washington with a victory to avoid a series sweep and prevent their worst start since 1997.

Washington Official Site

Sunday, April 2, 2017

Analyzing The Spring Success Of Harrison Bader

Cardinals Prospect Harrison Bader had a tremendous spring for the Cardinals. He slashed 346/404/538/942 with 5 extra base hits in 52 AB. Bader was one of the last cuts from camp, and he definitely impressed the parent club during his turn with the team this spring.

Redbird Daily

Monday, February 6, 2017