Showing posts with label Eric Duncan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eric Duncan. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 23, 2019
Sunday, February 15, 2015
How A Failed Yankees Prospect Found Perfect Role With Team
Eric Duncan was already one of the Yankees’ top prospects when he got to Staten Island in 2003 and tore up the short season New York-Penn League.
NY Post
NY Post
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Patrick Osborn Named Staten Island Manager, Eric Duncan Defensive Coach
Patrick Osborn will be the 14th manager in Staten Island Yankees history, with the former independent league guru tabbed Tuesday to replace Mario Garza as the leader of the SI Yanks' 2015 coaching staff.
YES Network
YES Network
Friday, October 4, 2013
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Eric Duncan Looked Like Sure Thing, But Wasn't
After 10 years and nearly 4,000 minor-league at-bats, the man who might have been playing third base for the Yankees was instead reading through an English syllabus. It outlined a semester of scheduled readings, told him when he'd take a midterm and set a date for his final exam. Eric Duncan saw it as a gift. Or maybe it was more like a promise.
Lo Hud
Lo Hud
Monday, July 18, 2011
Cardinals Minor League Notebook 7-18-11
43rd selection Chris Costantino tosses no-hitter in NECBL. Tyler Greene drives in two runs in Memphis loss. Chris Swauger plates three runs in Springfield defeat. Chris Corrigan goes two scoreless but Palm Beach is shut out. Boone Whiting strikes out eight over seven in Quad Cities win. Virgil Hill Knocks in four runs in Batavia victory.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
NW Arkansas Outlasts Springfield 7-5
The Cardinals had a chance to take three of four from Northwest Arkansas in the series finale Sunday night. A victory would mean back to back series wins for the first time since the end of May.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Springfield Hammers Midland 13-3
The last regular season match up between the Cardinals and the RockHounds for the 2011 regular season would end on a hot July night. Going into the final game of the three game series against Midland, the Cardinals looked to take the three game set and split the season series.
Charlie Cutler had four more hits, including one of his team’s four home runs, and the Springfield Cardinals also got two credible innings of relief from big-leaguer Eduardo Sanchez on Tuesday night, beating the Midland RockHounds 13-3 at Hammons Field.
The last regular season match up between the Cardinals and the RockHounds for the 2011 regular season would end on a hot July night. Going into the final game of the three game series against Midland, the Cardinals looked to take the three game set and split the season series.
Charlie Cutler had four more hits, including one of his team’s four home runs, and the Springfield Cardinals also got two credible innings of relief from big-leaguer Eduardo Sanchez on Tuesday night, beating the Midland RockHounds 13-3 at Hammons Field.
The last regular season match up between the Cardinals and the RockHounds for the 2011 regular season would end on a hot July night. Going into the final game of the three game series against Midland, the Cardinals looked to take the three game set and split the season series.
Springfield Gets Much Needed Win
John Gast finally got a chance to show off his talents at Hammons Field, but his seven scoreless innings and nine strikeouts almost went to waste.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Walk-Off Win For Springfield
It was a hot and muggy day at Hammons Field as the Cardinals looked to even the series against the RockHounds in game two of the three game series.
Ryan Jackson delivered a game-winning single off Jon Meloan with two outs in the ninth, lifting the Springfield Cardinals to a 4-3 win against the Midland RockHounds on Monday night at Hammons Field.
Cardinals Corner
Ryan Jackson delivered a game-winning single off Jon Meloan with two outs in the ninth, lifting the Springfield Cardinals to a 4-3 win against the Midland RockHounds on Monday night at Hammons Field.
Cardinals Corner
Friday, July 8, 2011
Springfield Loses Slugfest 15-11
Twenty-six total runs scored made for one of the longest games of the year at Hammons Field.
Springfield Cardinals pitcher Scott Schneider again failed to pitch more than five innings as he gave up 10 runs in the first 3 1/3 in his team’s 15-11 loss to the Frisco RoughRiders.
Springfield Cardinals pitcher Scott Schneider again failed to pitch more than five innings as he gave up 10 runs in the first 3 1/3 in his team’s 15-11 loss to the Frisco RoughRiders.
Springfield Capitalizes On Big-League Relief
In essence, the Springfield Cardinals scored several victories Thursday night -- none more important than the 20-pitch sequence delivered by big-league relief pitcher Eduardo Sanchez, here on an injury rehab assignment.
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Springfield Clips Frisco 3-2
In a game that featured little hitting, one big inning was all it took for the Cardinals to upend the Frisco RoughRiders, 3-2.
The Springfield Cardinals posted a three-run fifth and then used four relievers in relief of prospect right-hander Shelby Miller on Thursday night to beat the Frisco RoughRiders 3-2 at Hammons Field.
The Springfield Cardinals posted a three-run fifth and then used four relievers in relief of prospect right-hander Shelby Miller on Thursday night to beat the Frisco RoughRiders 3-2 at Hammons Field.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Springfield Cardinals Notebook 7-6-11
The Double-A Cardinals are still struggling to consistently put together all aspects of their game.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Eric Duncan Shows Older Players Have A Place
Eight years and more than 3,600 plate appearances since becoming a New York Yankees No. 1 draft pick, the Springfield Cardinals' Eric Duncan is still chasing the dream -- with little chance of reaching the big leagues.
Friday, July 1, 2011
Cardinals Minor League Notebook 7-1-11
Nick Additon tosses 5 1/3 innings of one-hit ball in Memphis’ win. Amaury Cazana knocks in two runs in Mexico. Alex Castellanos, Eric Duncan each drive in two runs in Springfield loss. Niko Vasquez plates five runs in Palm Beach victory. Chris Edmondson drives in three runs in Quad Cities’ defeat.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Late Lead Lost By Springfield, Lose 7-6
After a two day break for the All-Star Game in San Antonio, the Springfield Cardinals had a chance to refresh themselves and try and get back to their winning ways down in Texas.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Springfield Cardinals Notebook 6-29-11
The Cardinals’ slump came home with them as the second half started like the first ended. Infielder Eric Duncan is one of the team’s hottest hitters.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Springfield Blows Lead, Lose 6-5
It was Discovery Center Day at Hammons Field as hundreds of kids filled the seats on a gorgeous Monday afternoon.
Tim Wheeler hit a two-out, three-run home run off Jorge Rondon in the top of the ninth, and the Tulsa Drillers rallied to beat the Springfield Cardinals 6-5 on Monday afternoon at Hammons Field.
Tim Wheeler hit a two-out, three-run home run off Jorge Rondon in the top of the ninth, and the Tulsa Drillers rallied to beat the Springfield Cardinals 6-5 on Monday afternoon at Hammons Field.
Kevin Thomas Set To Start Springfield's Day Game
The Springfield Cardinals will play a rare 12:07 p.m. Monday game today in order to get a head start on the Texas League’s two-day all-star break that begins Tuesday.
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