Showing posts with label Tommy Milone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tommy Milone. Show all posts

Saturday, February 15, 2020

Tommy Milona & Wade LeBlanc: Two Pitchers, Same Path

So similar were the paths Wade LeBlanc and Tommy Milone forged to get here, so congruous the back of their baseball cards, that LeBlanc says “We’re basically the same guy.” It’s an overgeneralization, but one rooted in truth.

Baltimore Official Site

Thursday, August 15, 2019

Miguel Cabrera Homers, But 'Can't Be Satisfied' With Loss

The swing looked easy for Miguel Cabrera, even if it still looks a bit strange on him. The losses never will.

Detroit Official Site

Sunday, July 7, 2019

Mariners Could Activate Sam Tuivailala Right After All-Star Break

Reliever Sam Tuivailala threw a scoreless inning for the second straight night for Double-A Arkansas on Saturday, and is close to being ready to rejoin the Mariners after working back all season from Achilles tendon surgery and an ensuing arm issue.

Seattle Official Site

Friday, July 5, 2019

Yankees To Play At Busch Stadium Next Season; Minor Matters; For Openers

As part of the Cardinals’ interleague schedule in 2020, the New York Yankees will visit Busch Stadium for the first time since 2014, when St. Louis was a stop on the Derek Jeter retirement tour.

Post-Dispatch

Friday, June 21, 2019

Wade LeBlanc Bails Out Opener With Scoreless Outing

While the Mariners’ opener strategy continued to raise eyebrows Thursday night, the final result worked out just fine as Wade LeBlanc threw 6 1/3 scoreless innings in relief and Seattle came from behind to top the Orioles, 5-2, in the series opener at T-Mobile Park.

Seattle Official Site

Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Lance Lynn Fans Ten Before Mariners Pull Away Late

Lance Lynn kept the Rangers in the game without his best stuff on Monday, but the club’s alarming struggles against left-handed pitching continued in a 6-2 loss to the Mariners.

Texas Official Site

Wednesday, May 22, 2019

Lance Lynn Leads Rangers With 11-K Gem Vs. Mariners

The Rangers had an all-encompassing win on Tuesday night, with contributions coming from offense, pitching, baserunning and errorless defense.

Texas Official Site

Monday, August 27, 2018

Tommy Milone To Pitch For Licey During 2018-19 LIDOM Season, Jair Jurrjens Expected To Join After Recovery

Baseball operations of the Tigres del Licey announced the hiring of its first two players imported for the season of the Dominican winter baseball 2018-2019, scheduled to start on Saturday, October 13.  (Translated)

LIDOM Official Site

Monday, August 13, 2018

Series Preview: Nationals @ Cardinals August 13-16, 2018

Injuries and underperforming stars have burned the Washington Nationals. Manager Dave Martinez’s squad (60-58) sits in third place in the NL East after blowing a 3-0 ninth-inning lead Sunday and losing to the Cubs. It trails the Cardinals in the wild-card playoff race.

Post-Dispatch

Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Tommy Milone Masters Mets Over Seven Innings As Nationals Sweep

Each time through the past two months that the Nationals have had a "statement win" in which they seem to be clicking on all cylinders and ready to take a step forward and show off their true potential, they have quickly followed with a step back. One of the reasons they haven't been able to build any momentum from these comeback wins, blowout victories or strong pitching performances has been because of a starting pitching staff that entered Wednesday with an MLB-worst 5.37 ERA since the beginning of June.

Washington Official Site

Sunday, March 25, 2018

Nationals Re-Signed Jeremy Hellickson

In accordance with the rules, the Nationals also released starter Jeremy Hellickson, though that was all part of the plan. Rizzo negotiated with Hellickson’s agent, Scott Boras, that the team would release him Saturday, then re-sign him to a minor league deal to avoid paying him the retention bonus. So, a few hours after his first Grapefruit League appearance as a National, Hellickson wasn’t getting any hugs — impressive as his four innings of one-run ball were Friday night.

Washington Post