JULY 19th
LEHIGH VALLEY (56-40) at PAWTUCKET (53-43)
7:05 pm
Lehigh Valley IronPigs RHP Brian Bass (4-7, 4.09) vs. Pawtucket Red Sox LHP Felix Doubront (1-3, 3.38)
Getting Closer – The Pawtucket Red Sox and the Lehigh Valley IronPigs play game two of their 4-game series tonight at 7:05 pm
at McCoy Stadium. Last night the PawSox got off to a great start in this key stretch which has these two teams (the top two clubs
in the IL North division) facing each other 8 times over 12 days with a 4-1 victory in the series-opener. That victory pulled the
PawSox to within 3-games of the front-running IronPigs. A win tonight would put the Sox just -2 GB which would mark the
closest they have been to 1st-place since May 12 (-1½ GB).
Playoff Preview? - When these two rivals conclude a 4-game set in Lehigh Valley one week from Friday (July 29), they each will
know a little more if they are on course to meet in the Governors’ Cup semi-finals – either right here at McCoy Stadium or in
Allentown, PA - for Game 1 on September 7 at 7:05 pm. The IL wild card winner hosts the IL North champion for Games 1 & 2
of the playoffs before the North champ is home for Games 3-5 (Sept. 9-11).
This Series - The PawSox, who were the IL wild card leader until Sunday, presently trial Durham by a ½-game in the wild card
race. The Sox are hosting division-leading Lehigh Valley this week at McCoy. The clubs – separated by 3-games in the IL North
– will also play tomorrow afternoon at 12:05 pm and Thursday night at 7:05 pm. Next week the scene will shift to Allentown, PA
when they teams face each other again for another 4-game set at Lehigh Valley next Tuesday – Friday. The PawSox have 47
games remaining in the regular-season while the Pigs have 48 left.
Division Numbers Add Up – One of the key factors that has the PawSox in contention for the IL North pennant is their terrific
play within the division. Pawtucket is 31-18 vs. their IL North rivals (the best mark in the North and among the best in the
league). The PawSox are 17-8 at home vs. Northern foes and have at least a .500 record or better against each of the other five
North division clubs. The Sox are 5-5 vs. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, but 6-2 vs. Buffalo, 6-3 vs. Lehigh Valley, 8-4 vs. Rochester,
and 6-4 vs. Syracuse.
Streak Busted – The PawSox - who had their 5-game winning streak snapped Saturday night – lost two in a row over the
weekend but got back on the winning streak with their 4-1 victory over Lehigh Valley last night. Thus the Sox have still not
dropped back-to-back games in more than two weeks since they were swept in a doubleheader at home by Scranton/WB on July
2nd. The PawSox have not lost 3 in a row since they opened July with three straight defeats (July 1-2). The Sox had matched
their season-high with five wins in a row from July 8-15 before the loss Saturday night. Pawtucket has had two other 5-game
winning streaks (from April 15-19 and May 31 – June 4).
This Homestand – Dating back to their two wins over Buffalo here at McCoy just over a week ago before the break (2-0 and 4-3
on July 9 & 10) along with a 4-game split with Durham this past weekend, and their win over Lehigh Valley last night the
PawSox are either 5-2 on a 10-game homestand or 3-2 on an 8-game homestand (depending on your point of view). This
homestand concludes on Thursday night. Beginning this past Thursday, 16 of 24 PawSox games will be played here at McCoy
from July 14 – August 7.
Soxcess – The PawSox have won 21 of their last 32 games over the past month+. Pawtucket reached a season-high 11-games
over .500 on Friday (52-41). It was the highest they have gone above .500 since the end of the 2008 season (85-58). They can
return to that level with a victory tonight.
What Have You Done for Me Lately – The PawSox have won 6 of 8 and 10 of their last 14 games. Over a longer stretch, the
PawSox have won 15 of their last 21 games and they are 21-11 since June 16. In a month+ span the Sox have gone from 3rd-place
and -7½ GB to 2nd-place and -3 GB.
Division Standings – Pawtucket has been alone in 2nd-place in the IL North since July 10 as they now trail 1 st-place Lehigh
Valley by 3-games. The Sox had moved to within just 2½-games on June 30 equaling the closest they had been since May 15
(also -2½ GB). The Sox were a season-high -8½ GB in the IL North on June 14. Pawtucket had crept to within a ½-game from
May 8-10. The Sox have spent one day alone in 1st-place this season (April 19). They have been tied for 1st (most recently on
April 22). Scranton/WB has won the IL North pennant the past five years in a row (2006-2010).
Wild Ride – Pawtucket has trailed IL Wild Card leader Durham by a ½-game for the past two days after owning the wild card
spot themselves from Thursday - Saturday. Right now, Durham leads by a ½-game over the PawSox (although the Bulls are also
only a ½-game behind IL South-leading Gwinnett), Scranton/Wilkes-Barre is 3½-games behind while Louisville (-4 GB),
Indianapolis (-5 GB), and Charlotte (-6 GB) are right in the thick of an extremely tight wild card race. The last time the PawSox
were the IL wild card came during the 2008 season.
Home Is Where the Heart Is – The PawSox have won 6 of 8 at McCoy and 12 of their last 18 home games. Since June 28, the
PawSox are in a stretch of playing 17 of 23 games at McCoy Stadium from June 28 through July 21 (13-7 thus far). The home
stretch was interrupted only by their 6-game roadtrip to upstate New York vs. Rochester and Syracuse from July 4-8 (4-2 in
those). After tonight, Pawtucket will have 22 home games remaining (21 at McCoy and 1 at Fenway Park – on August 20).
Just Win Baby – As mentioned, the PawSox have won 21 of their last 32 games since June 16. Prior to that, the Sox had lost 7 of
9 games from June 5-14. Their longest winning streak of the season is 5-games (done three times) from April 15-19, May 31–
June 4, and from July 8-15. Their longest losing streak of the year is 5-games from May 10-14 (all at home).
Four Score Helps – Through June 22 the Sox had scored 3 runs or less in more than half their games (36 of their first 71 games
through June 22). Since then, however, the PawSox have scored 4 runs or more in 16 of their last 25 games going 16-9 in those.
Pawtucket is now 42-9 when they score more than 3 runs in a game this season. Conversely they are 11-34 when they score 3
runs or less in a game.
A Winning July – Pawtucket is 10-7 in July despite hitting only .238 (124-for-521) while pitchers have a 5.10 ERA (81 ER in
143 IP). The Sox have also been out-scored 83-62 this month but they have managed to win 10 of 17 thus far. The PawSox are
slated to play 30 games in 31 days in July.
June Comes Up a Winner – The Sox finished 17-11 in June - the 17 wins equaling their most from any month all of last year (1713 in August of 2010). The Sox have posted two winning months in three tries this season (going 13-10 in April but 13-15 in
May). Sox pitchers were 17-11 with a 3.12 ERA in June while Sox batters hit .257 with 24 HR. The PawSox out-scored their
opponents, 140-99 in June.
Home Improvement - The PawSox are 26-23 at home this season. They were 4-games above .500 at McCoy on Friday for the
first time since April 21 (6-2) – matching their season-high. They have not been 5-games over at home since last August 6 (3126). On May 30 the Sox had dipped to a season-high 4-games under .500 at McCoy (10-14). Pawtucket has won 12 of their last
18 home games.
Road Runners – Pawtucket has won 5 of their last 7 away games. They have again reached a season-high of 7-games over .500
on the road (27-20) - also on July 6 – as their current road record is 5th best in the league.
Home/Road Comparison – On the season the Sox are 26-23 with a 3.48 ERA at home (175 ER in 4453 IP). Pawtucket is batting
.255 in 49 games at McCoy (419-for-1643) with 52 HR. On the road the Sox are 27-20 with a 3.73 ERA (166 ER in 400.2 IP)
while hitting .248 in 47 games (394-for-1586) with 39 HR.
One Step Forward…Two Steps Forward – Pawtucket has won their last five 1-run games to improve their record to 16-11 in 1run games which is 3rd best in the league. The Sox have also won their last four 2-run games to up their record to 6-9 in 2-run
games this season after losing 9 of their first 11 2-run affairs this season. The PawSox are 10-9 in 3-run games. And the Sox are
21-14 in games decided by 4 runs or more (3 rd best mark in the IL).
Series Situation – Pawtucket – up 1-0 in this 4-game set vs. Lehigh Valley - split their last series (vs. Durham) after winning each
of their prior three series (in Rochester & Syracuse and home vs. Buffalo). The PawSox are 13-8-6 in their 27 series played this
season. Starting with that 4-game set vs. Durham from July 14-17, the PawSox are playing 10 consecutive 4-game series that will
finally end with a 2-game set in Syracuse on August 24 & 25.
The Agony of Defeat…The Thrill of Victory – The PawSox have lost 10 games in the opponent’s last at-bat this season. On the
other hand, the Sox have won 7 games during their last at-bat (4 of them in walk-off fashion at McCoy). Pawtucket has 21 comefrom-behind victories this season.
Bonus Baseball – Pawtucket is 5-6 in extra-inning games – T3rd most played in the IL this season (Norfolk leads with 14 OT
games followed by Durham with 13 extra-inning affiars). Pawtucket, Columbus, and Louisville all have 11. The Sox have
already played more extra-inning games this season (11) than all of last year (6-3).
April/May in the Books – The Sox finished 13-15 in the month of May as Pawtucket batters hit .250 during the month with 29
HR in 28 games. Sox pitchers were 13-15 with a 3.50 ERA in May. The PawSox went 13-10 this April as Sox batters hit .257
while the Sox pitching staff posted a 3.25 ERA in April.
Come Homers – Pawtucket has 24 HR in their last 21 games. The Sox are 5 th in the International League in HR with 91
(Louisville leads with 101). Pawtucket has homered in 51 games this season and they are 37-14 in those.
Twin Killings – Pawtucket’s defense leads the IL with 105 double plays – 7 more than the next closest clubs (Lehigh Valley &
Norfolk with 98 DP’s). Overall the PawSox defense is 4 th in the league with a .981 fielding pct. (67 errors in 3548 total chances).
Other League Rankings – Pawtucket is 3rd in the IL in runs scored (445) despite a team batting average that is 12 th at .252. They
have not dipped under .250 since May 22 when they were hitting .249. Sox batters are 2 nd in the IL with 361 walks. As a result,
Pawtucket’s on-base pct. of .333 is 4th best in the league. PawSox pitchers are 2nd in the IL with a 3.60 ERA (although it was 3.63
on Sunday which was their highest since after the third game of the season when they were at 3.67 on April 9). The Sox are one
behind Gwinnett for the fewest hits allowed in the league (755). The Braves lead the IL with a 3.08 ERA.
Against Lehigh Valley This Season – The PawSox lead the season-series over Lehigh Valley by a 6-3 margin (going 4-1 here at
McCoy and 2-2 at Lehigh Valley). The Sox and IronPigs split a 4-game series in Allentown, PA at the end of April. The clubs
swapped decisive victories during the first two games of the set (Sox won 7-2 on April 26 before Pigs evened matters with an 8-2
win the next night). Pawtucket grabbed the upper hand with an 11-8 win in game three but Lehigh Valley blanked the PawSox in
the finale on April 29, 3-0. The Sox took 3 of 4 from the IronPigs one month ago (June 16-19). Pawtucket won the first three
games of that series - 6-5 in 10-innings, 8-3, and 8-1 but they could not complete the 4-game sweep as Lehigh Valley blanked the
PawSox, 2-0 in the finale on June 19. The Sox got the jump in this 4-game set with a 4-1 win last night.
Stats vs. Lehigh Valley This Season – Pawtucket batters are hitting .264 in the 9 games vs. Lehigh Valley this season (81-for307) with 13 HR while PawSox pitchers are 6-3 with a 2.93 ERA vs. the IronPigs (26 ER in 80 IP). Pawtucket has out-scored
Lehigh Valley, 46-33 in the season-series thus far.
Against Lehigh Valley Last Season - The PawSox finished 6-10 vs. Lehigh Valley last season – their worst record against any IL
North rival as the 10 losses were the most defeats they suffered against any opponent last year. The Sox finished 2-5 at CocaCola Park in Allentown, PA but officially with a 2-6 away record vs. the Pigs as Game 1 of a doubleheader on August 18 at
McCoy Stadium in Pawtucket was technically a “road” game for the PawSox since it was a make-up of a previous rainout in
Allentown. Thus the official home record shows that the PawSox were 4-4 vs. the IronPigs in Pawtucket.
Stats vs. Lehigh Last Year - The Sox hit only .230 vs. Lehigh Valley last season with 8 HR and 55 runs scored (just 3 runs per
game) while the IronPigs hit .272 with 13 HR and 86 runs scored. Sox pitchers were 6-10 with a 5.40 ERA while the Pigs went
10-6 with a 3.28 ERA.
Pigs Eye – Despite losing the season-series last year the PawSox still managed to finish 8-games ahead of the IronPigs in the IL
North standings as the clubs finished the 2010 season in 4th-place and 5th-place respectively.
A Different Looking Pig – Lehigh Valley has gone 10-6 vs. the PawSox each of the last two years - winning 10 times as many
games against the PawSox in both 2009 and 2010 (10) as they did in all of 2008 (1-15) – their first year in the International
League. The PawSox have still beaten Lehigh Valley (the fourth-year affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies) 33 times in 57
meetings all-time (going 15-1 during the 2008 season in the inaugural year of the IronPigs, 6-10 in 2009, 6-10 last season as well,
and 6-3 thus far in 2011). The PawSox won the first nine games (ever) vs. Lehigh Valley in 2008 before losing on July 5, 2008 at
McCoy, 5-2. That was their only loss that year vs. the IronPigs as the Sox finished 15-1 vs. Lehigh Valley – their most victories
in a single-season against any single IL club ever.
Northern Exposure – The PawSox – who are 31-18 vs. the IL North this season (the best mark within the division) - finished last
year with a 40-40 record against their five IL North division rivals (the only IL North club they had a winning record against was
Rochester at 11-5). Pawtucket was 8-8 vs. both Buffalo and Syracuse but they had losing marks vs. Scranton/WB (7-9) and
Lehigh Valley (6-10).
BOSTON RED SOX DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM –
Portland (37-57) – The Portland Sea Dogs (AA) beat Binghamton, 7-4 last night. 3B Will Middlebrooks had 2 hits & 4 RBI
including a 2-run HR (#11. He’s hitting .314 on the season. Alex Wilson started – 5.2 IP, 9 H, 2 R, 6 SO. The win went to Cesar
Cabral (2-4) in relief – 1.1 IP, 2 H, 0 R while Blake Maxwell got the final out for SV #9.
Salem (10-14)/(41-52) – The Salem Red Sox (A) fell to Frederick, 6-2 last night. Bryce Brent and Alex Valdez had RBI singles
to account for the Salem scoring. Stolmy Pimentel’s struggles continued as he dropped to 0-2 with Salem (after going 0-9 for
Portland to begin the year) – 2.1 IP, 6 H, 5 R, 4 ER. Pete Ruiz did a nice job in long relief – 4.2 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 7 SO.
Greenville (12-13)/(50-45) – The Greenville Drive (A) lost to Rome, 7-3 last night. Brandon Workman (2-5) suffered the defeat
– 5 IP, 8 H, 6 R, 4 ER. Brandon Jacobs contributed 2 hits and 2 RBI.
Lowell (13-17) – The Lowell Spinners (short-A) beat back Brooklyn, 11-5 last night. LF Seth Schwindenhammer had 3 hits good
for 5 RBI as he smashed a 3-run HR in the 2nd-inning and a 2-run shot in the 4th-inning (giving him 6 HR in 25 games with the
Spinners. Garin Cecchini had a double and a 3-run HR (#3). Luis Diaz (3-1) was the starter and winner – 5.2 IP, 3 H, 2 R.
NEXT ON TAP - The probable pitching match-ups for the remainder of the series vs. Lehigh Valley at McCoy:
Wed. 12:05 pm
Thur. 7:05 pm NESN
RHP Nate Bump (2-6, 6.34)
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RHP Tony Pena, Jr. (7-4, 3.43)
The probable pitching match-ups for the upcoming series at Buffalo:
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RHP Matt Fox (5-4, 5.17)
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LHP Felix Doubront (1-3, 3.38)*
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RHP Miguel Batista (0-0, 6.35)*
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PAWSOX PLAYER MOVES – None today (as of 3:00 pm). Not including today, the PawSox have gone just 13 days since
May 28 (and that includes the All-Star break) – without making a roster move. The Sox are one under the roster limit with 23
active players.
Pawtucket will soon add INF/OF Drew Sutton who was optioned from Boston last night (when the Red Sox recalled OF Carl
Crawford from his injury rehab assignment with the PawSox). Sutton was recalled to Boston for the second time this season on
June 17 (Lowrie on DL). Overall in 26 games with the Red Sox this season he hit .298 with 7 2B and 7 RBI while playing all
four infield positions and left field. In 39 games with the PawSox this season he is hitting .301 (44-for-146) with 13 2B, 1 3B, 5
HR, and 27 RBI.
Pawtucket has three players currently on the disabled list – INF Jose Iglesias (DL on July 4 – mild concussion), OF J.C. Linares
(DL on May 3 – ankle), and OF Ryan Kalish (DL on April 22 - shoulder).
Carl Crawford became the 51st different player used by the PawSox this season – 25 position players and 26 pitchers. Last year
the PawSox employed 64 different players (37 position players and 27 pitchers). The franchise-record is 70 different players set
in both 1995 and 2006.
14 different PawSox players have been promoted to Boston this season (not including RHP Matt Albers, RHP Dan Wheeler, RHP
Bobby Jenks, RHP John Lackey, INF Marco Scutaro, OF Darnell McDonald, and LHP Franklin Morales who were all on rehab
before being recalled to Boston). The lucky list so far: RHP Alfredo Aceves (twice), LHP Hideki Okajima, RHP Scott Atchison
(four times), LHP Rich Hill, SS Jose Iglesias, RHP Michael Bowden (three times), INF Drew Sutton (twice), OF Josh Reddick
(twice), LHP Tommy Hottovy, C Luis Exposito, LHP Andrew Miller, INF/OF Yamaico Navarro, RHP Kyle Weiland, and LHP
Randy Williams.
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LHP Randy Williams placed on 7-day disabled list (left shoulder soreness).
RHP Tony Pena, Jr. transferred from Lowell roster.
LHP Kris Johnson transferred from Lowell roster.
RHP Matt Albers on 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston.
LHP Hideki Okajima recalled to Boston.
LHP Felix Doubront optioned from Boston.
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RHP Tony Pena, Jr. on 7-day disabled list (retroactive to April 21) with right hamstring strain.
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LHP Kris Johnson placed on temporarily inactive list (retro to April 29).
LHP Randy Williams reinstated from disabled list.
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OF J.C. Linares placed on 7-day disabled list (left ankle).
LHP Kris Johnson reinstated from temporarily inactive list.
LHP Randy Williams placed on 7-day disabled list (left shoulder).
OF Matt Sheely reinstated from disabled list.
RHP Scott Atchison recalled to Boston (Jenks on DL).
LHP Rich Hill selected to Boston (Wheeler on DL).
RHP Tony Pena, Jr. reinstated from disabled list.
RHP Blake Maxwell transferred from Portland.
RHP Alfredo Aceves recalled to Boston (Scott Atchison DFA).
INF Yamaico Navarro placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to May 6) with right oblique strain.
INF Jose Iglesias recalled to Boston.
RHP Dennis Neuman transferred from Greenville.
OF Ronald Bermudez transferred from Salem.
RHP Scott Atchison following his option from Boston.
RHP Dan Wheeler on 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston.
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INF Nate Spears placed on 7-day disabled list with an injured left index finger.
INF Brent Dlugach reinstated from the disabled list.
LHP Felix Doubront placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to May 11) with a left groin strain.
LHP Tommy Hottovy transferred from Portland.
RHP Scott Atchison recalled to Boston (John Lackey on DL).
LHP Kris Johnson released.
RHP Miguel Gonzalez transferred from Portland.
RHP Michael Bowden recalled to Boston (Matsuzaka on DL).
INF Drew Sutton selected to Boston.
INF Jose Iglesias optioned from Boston.
OF Daniel Nava designated for assignment.
OF Wilfred Pichardo transferred from Lowell (via Boston’s extended spring training).
RHP Dan Wheeler injury rehab recall to Boston (Bowden optioned).
RHP Michael Bowden optioned from Boston.
OF Che-Hsuan Lin transferred from Portland.
OF Josh Reddick recalled to Boston (Darnell McDonald on DL).
OF Wilfred Pichardo transferred to Salem.
RHP Miguel Gonzalez transferred to Portland.
OF Daniel Nava following his designation for assignment by Boston.
LHP Hideki Okajima following his designation for assignment by Boston.
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RHP Bobby Jenks on 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston.
RHP Michael Bowden recalled to Boston (Franklin Morales on DL).
LHP Felix Doubront reinstated from disabled list.
RHP Bobby Jenks injury rehab recall to Boston.
RHP Michael Bowden optioned from Boston.
RHP John Lackey on 30-day injury rehab assignment from Boston.
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RHP Kevin Millwood signed as a free agent.
OF Matt Sheely on 7-day disabled list (retroactive to June 1) with right groin strain.
LHP Randy Williams reinstated from disabled list.
LHP Tommy Hottovy selected to Boston (Rich Hill on the DL).
INF Marco Scutaro on 20-day injury rehab assignment from Boston.
RHP Brandon Duckworth on temporarily inactive list (retro to June 2).
RHP John Lackey injury rehab recall to Boston.
OF Josh Reddick optioned from Boston.
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RHP Blake Maxwell transferred from Portland.
RHP Michael Bowden recalled to Boston.
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RHP Brandon Duckworth reinstated from temporarily inactive list.
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INF Yamaico Navarro reinstated from disabled list.
INF Drew Sutton recalled to Boston (Jed Lowrie on DL).
OF Matt Sheely reinstated from disabled list.
OF Josh Reddick recalled to Boston (Carl Crawford on DL).
LHP Andrew Miller selected to Boston (Clay Buchholz on DL).
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RHP Blake Maxwell transferred from Portland.
RHP Scott Atchison recalled to Boston.
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RHP Brandon Duckworth placed on 7-day disabled list (retro to June 24) with oblique strain.
LHP Franklin Morales injury rehab recall to Boston.
RHP Blake Maxwell transferred to Portland.
RHP Scott Atchison optioned from Boston (Bobby Jenks off DL).
LHP Tommy Hottovy optioned from Boston.
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Tony Thomas placed on 7-day disabled list (left shoulder).
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Ryan Khoury transferred from Portland.
Jeremy Kehrt transferred from Salem.
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Brandon Duckworth reinstated from temporarily inactive list.
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Nate Spears reinstated from disabled list.
Kyle Weiland selected to Boston (Atchison optioned).
Felix Doubront transferred to Portland.
Alex Valdez transferred to Salem.
Scott Atchison optioned from Boston.
Tony Thomas reinstated from disabled list.
Felix Doubront transferred from Portland.
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James Kang transferred to Greenville.
Randy Williams selected to Boston (Bobby Jenks on the DL).
Tommy Hottovy designated for assignment.
Clevelan Santeliz reinstated from disabled list.
Dennis Neuman transferred from Greenville.
UPCOMING SPECIAL EVENTS AT McCOY STADIUM
THURSDAY
PAWSOX CAP
7:05 pm vs. Lehigh Valley
The first 4,000 fans coming to McCoy to see the PawSox play Lehigh Valley this Thursday at 7:05 pm will receive a PawSox
Cap. This quality 100% cotton navy cap with a red front panel features the traditional “P” PawSox logo with velcro closure. You
can get your cap on July 21 compliments of the Rhode Island Lottery & WEEI-FM.
JULY 30
CLAY BUCHHOLZ BOBBLEHEAD DOLL
6:05 pm vs. Louisville
The PawSox are pleased to present Clay Buchholz Bobblehead Doll Night at McCoy Stadium on Saturday, July 30 th when the
PawSox take on the Louisville Bats at 6:05 pm. The first 4,000 fans (aged 14 & under) will receive this popular collector’s
edition Bobblehead Doll of current Red Sox and former PawSox star pitcher Clay Buchholz. The Buchholz Bobblehead comes
compliments of Bristol County Savings Bank and NBC-10.
AUGUST 4
PAWSOX TEAM POSTER NIGHT
7:05 pm vs. Buffalo
Thursday, August 4 will be PawSox Team Poster and Autograph Night at McCoy. Pawtucket plays the Buffalo Bisons at 7:05
pm and all fans entering the stadium will receive a full-color PawSox Team Poster suitable for framing. From 5:00 – 6:00 pm
before the game fans will also be allowed on the field at McCoy for pictures and autographs of all their favorite PawSox players.
Sponsored by Honey Dew Donuts and WEEI-FM that’s PawSox Team Poster & Autograph Night on August 4 at McCoy.
TONIGHT’S PAWSOX STARTING PITCHER
44-FELIX DOUBRONT, LHP
1-3, 3.38 ERA
► Sent to Double-A Portland in order to make a start during the All-Star break and picked up the win in a 9-5 victory at New Hampshire on July
11th (5 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 9 K).
► Picked up his first win in his last start for Pawtucket, tossing 7 shutout innings in a 2-0 victory at Syracuse. Felix allowed 4 hits – all singles –
and his 108 pitches were the most by a PawSox starter this season.
► Has allowed 3-or-fewer earned runs in 10 of his 12 starts for Pawtucket this season.
► On the disabled list with a strained left groin from May 14th to May 30th.
► Optioned from Boston to Pawtucket on April 18 th. In 3 relief outings with the Red Sox, was 0-0 with a 6.75 ERA (2.2 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 1
K).
► Made his MLB debut with Boston last year, going 2-2 with 2 saves and a 4.32 ERA in 12 games (3 starts)
► Named the Red Sox Minor League Pitcher of the Year last season. Combined to go 8-3 with a 2.81 ERA in 17 games (16 starts) between
Pawtucket and Double-A Portland. At the Triple-A level, Felix was 4-3 with a 3.16 ERA.
► Following the 2010 season, was named the #8 prospect (#4 pitcher) in the Red Sox system by Baseball America. Three of the players rated
ahead of him were traded to San Diego for Adrian Gonzalez (Casey Kelly, Anthony Rizzo, and Reymond Fuentes).
► Was 16-years-old when he signed with the Red Sox in July of 2004. Made his pro debut in 2005.
► Doubront, 23, is in his 6th pro season after signing with Boston as an international free agent on July 12, 2004.
FELIX DOUBRONT’S 2011 STARTS FOR PAWTUCKET
DATE
4/22
4/28
5/3
5/9
5/30
6/4
6/9
6/16
6/21
6/26
7/1
7/6
OPP
@Roch
@Lvy
Tol
Gwi
Nor
@Dur
@Nor
Lvy
@Lou
@Indy
Roch
@Syr
DEC
L
L
L
W
SCORE
3-1
11-8
2-7
9-2
4-5 (13)
7-1
2-4
6-5 (10)
6-3
5-7
4-8
2-0
IP
3.0
3.0
3.1
4.1
3.1
4.2
5.1
5.0
5.0
6.0
6.0
7.0
H
1
0
4
4
1
2
4
6
6
7
10
4
R
0
0
2
1
0
1
3
3
2
6
6
0
ER
0
0
2
1
0
1
3
2
2
4
6
0
BB
0
1
3
1
2
0
2
2
4
2
1
2
S0 PITCH/STRIKES
3
39/26
2
50/30
6
64/37
7
78/71
5
47/29
5
68/49
2
77/45
6
88/55
4
97/64
3
90/60
2
91/57
4
108/62
TOMORROW’S PAWSOX STARTING PITCHER
43-KEVIN MILLWOOD, RHP
6-1, 4.73 ERA
► Allowed 1 ER in 6 IP in his last start, earning the win in a 3-2 victory vs. Durham.
► In his last 8 starts is 5-0 with a 3.61 ERA (19 ER in 47.1 IP).
► The PawSox are 9-0 in his starts (Millwood is 5-0 with a 4.14 ERA, allowing 23 ER in 50 IP).
► Struggled in his first PawSox start, allowing 4 ER in 2.2 IP. Received no decision as Pawtucket rallied from a 7-3 deficit in the 9th inning to beat
Norfolk 8-7.
► Signed to a minor league contract by Boston on May 19 th, after opting out of his minor league deal with the New York Yankees on May 1 st.
► Made 3 minor league starts in the Yankees organization in April, going 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA in 1 start for Double-A Trenton (7 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER,
4 BB, 3 K) and 1-1 with a 8.00 ERA in 2 starts for Triple-A Scranton/WB (9 IP, 14 H, 8 R, 8 ER, 2 BB, 7 K).
► Was 4-16 with a 5.10 ERA in 31 starts for Baltimore last year.
► Is 159-137 with a 4.11 ERA in 414 MLB games (406 starts) for Atlanta (1997-2002), Philadelphia (2003-04), Cleveland (2005), Texas (200609), and Baltimore (2010).
► Pitched a scoreless inning for the National League in the 1999 All-Star Game at Fenway Park.
► Led the American League with a 2.86 ERA for Cleveland in 2005.
► Threw a no-hitter for Philadelphia vs. San Francisco on April 27, 2003.
► Started Game 2 of the 1999 World Series for Atlanta vs. the New York Yankees.
► Originally selected by Atlanta in the 11 th round of the 1993 draft.
► Millwood, 36, is in his 19th professional season and first year in the Red Sox organization after signing as a minor league free agent on May 19,
2011.
2011 BULLPEN NOTES
FIRST BATTERS
HIGHS
PITCHER
LAST TIME OUT (Dec.)
48-Scott Atchison
7/16 vs. Durham
23-Michael Bowden 7/18 vs. Lehigh Valley
40-Jeremy Kehrt
7/17 vs. Durham
25-Dennis Neuman 7/17 vs. Durham
37-Hideki Okajima 7/18 vs. Lehigh Valley
45-Jason Rice
7/16 vs. Durham (Loss)
30-Clevelan Santeliz 7/16 vs. Durham
2011 BULLPEN TOTALS
372.2
327
IP
2.0
2.0
2.0
0.1
2.0
2.2
1.0
H
4
1
5
2
0
3
0
158
R
3
1
3
3
0
1
0
ER BB
3
0
0
1
3
0
3
3
0
0
1
1
0
0
132
SO RETIRED/FACED
RI/S SAVES/OPP INNINGS
2
13/21 (62%)
13/7
2/4
3.0
3
21/27 (78%)
6/0
10/11
3.0
1
4/4 (100%)
0/0
0/0
2.0
0
3/5 (60%)
3/3
2/2
3.0
3
16/21 (76%)
7/2
0/4
2.0
2
15/30 (50%)
12/6
2/3
3.2
0
16/23 (70%)
10/3
0/1
2.2
133
342 153/223 (69%)
94/34 (36%)
SEASON RELIEF
STRIKEOUTS
4
6
2
3
4
5
2
27/38
48-SCOTT ATCHISON, RHP
3-12
2.45 ERA
SV
vs. ALL: 30-146 (.205), 2 HR
vs. RHB: 16-85 (.188), 1 HR
vs. LHB: 14-61 (.230), 2 HR
Atchison, 35, is in his 13th pro season and 2nd year with the Red Sox organization after signing as a minor league free agent on December 2, 2009.
► Has not allowed ER in 6 appearances (13.0 IP) on the road. 3.62 ERA in 15 appearances at home- 27.1 IP, 11 ER.
► July: 9.00 ERA (6.0 IP, 6 ER)
April-June: 1.31 ERA (34.1 IP, 5 ER)
► Optioned to Pawtucket Sunday, July 10th when Kyle Weiland was recalled to Boston.
► Optioned back to Pawtucket Tuesday, June 28 th. Was promoted by Boston for the weekend series in Pittsburgh, but did not appear. In 3 stints
with Boston (May 5, May 16-June 6, June 24-27, July 6-10), Atchison is 0-0, 1 save and a 4.70 ERA in 9 relief outings (15.1 IP, 19 H, 8 R, 8 ER, 2
1BB, 9 K).
► Spent most of last season with Boston, going 2-3 with a 4.50 ERA in 43 outings (1 start). Was named the Sox Unsung Hero by the Boston
chapter of the BBWAA. Also made 11 relief appearances over 3 stints with Pawtucket, going 1-0 with a 4.05 ERA.
► In 7 spring training outings for Boston, was 0-0 with a 6.48 ERA (8.1 IP, 11 H, 6 R, 6 ER, 4 BB, 4 K).
► Spent 2 seasons in Japan with the Hanshin Tigers (2008-09) going 12-9 with a 2.77 ERA in 117 outings.
► Has a career MLB record of 4-6 with a 4.33 ERA in 103 appearances (1 start) with Seattle (2004-05), San Francisco (2007), and Boston (201011).
► Attended Texas Christian University where he earned four letters.
► Originally drafted by Seattle in the 49 th round in 1998.
23-MICHAEL BOWDEN, RHP
2-210
2.95 ERA
SV
vs. ALL: 34-150 (.227), 4 HR
vs. RHB: 13-96 (.135), 2 HR
vs. LHB: 21-54 (.389), 2 HR
Bowden, 24, is in his 7th professional season after being Boston’s 5th pick (sandwich round between 1st and 2nd rounds, 47th overall) in the 2005
draft.
► Has not allowed an earned run in his last 7 outings (9.2 IP). Last run allowed came in the 7th inning, June 26th vs. Indianapolis
► Had 2 bad outings on May 21 (4 ER in 1 IP) and May 27 (4 ER in 0.1 IP). ERA in other 26 appearances is 1.17 (5 ER in 38.1 IP).
► Optioned back to Pawtucket on June 24. Has had 3 stints with Boston this year (May 18-21, May 29-30, June 10-23), going 0-0 with a 1.29
ERA in 6 games (7 IP, 8 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 3 BB, 2 K).
► Appeared in a career-high 14 games for Boston last year, going 0-1 with a 4.70 ERA. Spent most of last season with Pawtucket, going 6-4 with
a 3.66 ERA in 31 games (16 starts). Held International League batters to a .222 batting average.
► Has seen MLB action with Boston in each of the last 3 seasons, going 2-2 with a 6.69 ERA in 23 games (2 starts).
► Is in his 4th season with Pawtucket. Ranked 3rd in the International League with a 3.13 ERA in 2009.
► Beat the White Sox 8-2 in his first major league start on August 30, 2008 (5 IP, 7 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 3 K).
► Entered 2009 as the #2 prospect and #1 pitching prospect in the Red Sox organization according to Baseball America.
► Attended Waubonsie Valley (IL) High School.
41-JEREMY KEHRT, RHP
0-00
6.75 ERA
SV
vs. ALL: 14-36 (.389), 3 HR
vs. RHB: 8-18 (.429), 1 HR
vs. LHB: 6-18 (.333), 2 HR
Kehrt, 25, is in his third season in the Red Sox organization after being selected in the 47 th round (#125 overall) of the 2008 draft.
► Allowed 9 hits in 4.2 IP out of the bullpen (3 appearances).
► Made a spot start in Game 2 of a doubleheader in his second outing, allowing 2 ER in 3.1 IP in a 4-2 win at Rochester.
► Pitched a perfect inning in his Triple-A debut July 3rd vs. Scranton/WB.
► Promoted to Pawtucket on July 3rd. In 16 games (2 starts) with Double-A Portland, was 1-0 with 1 save and a 4.80 ERA (50.2 IP, 60 H, 34 R, 27
ER, 12 BB, 20 K).
► In 2 starts at Portland this year was 1-0 with a 1.93 ERA (9.1 IP, 11 H, 5 R 2 ER, 3 BB, 3 K).
► Split last year between High-A Salem (11 games) and Double-A Portland (21 games), going 6-12 with a 4.79 ERA.
► Led Red Sox farmhands in innings pitched last year with 142.2.
► Was a New York Collegiate Baseball League All-Star for the Geneva Red Wings in 2006.
► Attended the University of Southern Indiana were he was 8-3 with a 4.31 ERA as a senior.
25-DENNIS NEUMAN, RHP
0-12
4.00 ERA
SV
vs. ALL: 6-33 (.182), 0 HR
vs. RHB: 5-26 (.130), 0 HR
vs. LHB: 1-7 (.143), 0 HR
Neuman, 21, is in his 5th season in the Red Sox organization after being signed as an international free agent in October of 2006.
► First stint with Pawtucket: 0-1 with 2 saves and a 1.04 ERA in 8.2 IP. He allowed 6 runs (1 ER) on 4 hits and 5 walks. He struck out five batters.
► Selected from Single-A Greenville on July 17th.
► Promoted from Single-A Greenville on May 8th. Transferred to High-A Salem on May 27th.
► Picked up a save in his Triple-A debut, tossing 2 scoreless innings in a 5-4 win at Scranton/WB.
► Was a South Atlantic League All-Star last season.
► Spent all of last year with Greenville, going 0-3 with 14 saves and a 2.95 ERA in 43 relief outings for the Drive.
► Pitched for The Netherlands in the 2009 World Baseball Classic, going 0-1 with a 7.36 ERA in a team-high 5 appearances.
► Pitched for Curacao in the 2002 Little League World Series. Beat Worcester, MA 9-1 in the consolation game.
► Signed by the Boston Red Sox on his 17th birthday (October 18, 2006).
37-HIDEKI OKAJIMA, LHP
5-00
1.47 ERA
SV
vs. ALL: 20-102 (.196), 1 HR
vs. RHB: 14-66 (.212), 0 HR
vs. LHB: 6-36 (.167), 1 HR
Okajima, 35, is in his 5th season in the Red Sox organization after being signed as an international free agent on November 30, 2006.
► Has not allowed a hit in five outings dating back to June 30 th vs. Rochester. The streak has spanned 7.1 consecutive hitless innings.
► In his last 7 outings is 3-0 with a 0.75 ERA (1 ER in 12.0 IP).
► Has earned a victory in two of his last three appearances: July 5 th @ Rochester and July 8th @ Syracuse.
► Rejoined the PawSox on May 26 th after being designated for assignment by Boston on May 20 th.
► Promoted by Boston on April 18th. Was 1-0 with a 4.32 ERA in 7 outings for the Red Sox (8.1 IP, 7 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 5 BB, 6 K).
► Made 56 relief appearances for Boston last year, going 4-4 with a 4.50 ERA. Also made 3 appearances for Pawtucket on a rehab stint
(hamstring strain), going 0-0 with a 19.29 ERA.
► Has a career MLB record of 17-8 with 6 saves and a 3.11 ERA in 261 games with Boston (2007-11).
► Was an American League All-Star in 2007 after winning online vote by the fans. Did not pitch in the game.
► Owns a 2.11 ERA in 17 postseason appearances, the most ever by a pitcher born in Japan.
► Spent 12 seasons in Japan with the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants (1995-2005) and Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters (2006), going 34-32 with 41 saves
and a 3.36 ERA.
45-JASON RICE, RHP
1-32
3.88 ERA
SV
vs. ALL: 56-229 (.245), 3 HR
vs. RHB: 29-136 (.213), 2 HR
vs. LHB: 27-93 (.290), 1 HR
Rice, 25, is in his 7th professional season and 3rd in the Red Sox organization after being selected from Chicago (AL) in the Triple-A phase of the
2008 Rule 5 draft.
► Has 2+ strikeouts in 10-of-last-11 appearances (25 K in 24.0 IP). Lone Exception: 0 K Sunday vs. Buffalo which was his first appearance since
April 23 @ Rochester without a strikeout- A span of 22 games.
► Has allowed at least one ER in 7 of his last 8 appearances (17.2 IP, 12 ER, 6.11 ERA). Previous 4 appearances: 8.0 IP, 0 ER.
► Spent last year with Double-A Portland, going 3-2 with 13 saves a 2.85 ERA. Tossed 0.2 scoreless innings in the Eastern League All-Star game.
► Ranked among Eastern League relief leaders last year in strikeouts per 9 innings (3 rd-10.65) and opponent batting average (7th-.211).
► Following last season, pitched for Peoria in the Arizona Fall League, posting a 3.86 ERA in 9 games.
► Attended Chaffey (CA) Community College, where he was 5-1 with a 1.42 ERA for the Panthers in 2005.
► Originally selected by the Chicago White Sox in the 11 th round of the 2005 draft.
30-CLEVELAN SANTELIZ, RHP
2-30
4.32 ERA
SV
vs. ALL: 31-126 (.246), 2 HR
vs. RHB: 19-75 (.253), 1 HR
vs. LHB: 12-51 (.235), 1 HR
Santeliz, 24, is in his 8th professional season and 1st in the Red Sox organization after being signed as a minor league free agent by Boston on
December 11, 2010.
► Perfect inning on July 16th versus Durham in first appearance since returning from the DL
► Reinstated from disabled list Saturday, July 16 th (Placed on 7-day disabled list- oblique strain)
► In his last 9 outings is 1-3 with a 6.75 ERA (9 ER in 12.0 IP).
► Spent last year with Triple-A Charlotte in the White Sox organization, going 1-4 with 2 saves and a 4.67 ERA in 38 appearances.
► In 4 spring training appearances for Boston, was 1-0 with a 1.80 ERA (5 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 4 K).
► In 2009, went 4-0 with a 0.96 ERA for Double-A Birmingham. Following the season, was ranked as the #9 prospect in the White Sox
organization according to Baseball America.
► Participated in the 2011 Red Sox Rookie Program.
► Originally signed by Chicago (AL) as an international free agent in 2004.
2011 BATTING NOTES
26-LARS ANDERSON, 1B
.256
8 HR
50 RBI
vs. RHP: 64-246 (.260), 5 HR
YESTERDAY: 1-4, 2B, RBI, 2 K
BASESLOADED:4-12(.333), HR
vs. LHP: 23-94 (.245), 3 HR
vs. LVY: 2-27, .074, 0 HR, 3 RBI
RISP: 26-98 (.265), 3 HR
Anderson, 23, is in his 5th year in the Red Sox organization after being selected in the 18th round (553rd overall) of the 2006 draft.
► On a 5-game hitting streak: 6-for-19 (.316) with 3 2B, a HR (Grand Slam) and 6 RBI.
► Was 1-for-25 vs. Lehigh Valley pitching before 2nd-inning double Monday
► T-2nd in the IL with 52 walks (Buffalo’s Valentino Pascucci, 53).
► Made his MLB debut with Boston last year, batting .200 (7-for-35) in 18 games.
► Spent most of last year with Pawtucket, batting .262 with 10 HR and 53 RBI. Began last season with Double-A Portland, batting .355 with 5 HR
and 16 RBI in 17 games. Promoted from Portland to Pawtucket on April 29 th.
► In 13 spring training games with Boston, batted .161 (5-for-31) with 2 HR and 3 RBI.
► Named the Red Sox Minor League Offensive Player of the Year in 2008, combining to hit .317 with 18 HR and 80 RBI between Single-A
Lancaster and Double-A Portland.
► Attended Jesuit (CA) High School where he batted .423 with 14 HR and a .574 OBP as a senior.
17-RONALD BERMUDEZ, OF
.250
2 HR
16 RBI
vs. RHP: 21-91 (.231), 1 HR
YESTERDAY: 1-4, 2 K
BASES LOADED: 0-4 (.000)
vs. LHP: 10-33 (.303), 1 HR
vs. LVY: 2-13, .154, 0 HR, 1 RBI
RISP: 11-35 (.314), 0 HR
Bermudez, 22, is in his 6th year in the Red Sox organization after being signed as an international free agent in September of 2005.
► In his last 16 games is 18-for-54 (.333) with 7 2B, 1 HR and 8 RBI.
► Sunday was his second 2-RBI game of the season. (May 29th vs. Indianapolis)
► Went hitless in his first 17 Triple-A at-bats. Batting .290 since (31-for-107).
► Promoted from High-A Salem on May 8th. Batted .194 (6-for-31) with 3 2B, and 3 RBI in 9 games with Salem.
► Was a South Atlantic League All-Star last year.
► Split last year between Single-A Greenville (95 games) and High-A Salem (24 games). Hit a combined .274 with 34 doubles, 3 triples, 10 HR,
and 60 RBI.
► Entered the season with a career .270 batting average in 5 minor league seasons.
► Led the Dominican Summer League with a .349 average in 2007.
28-BRENT DLUGACH, INF
.236
5 HR
23 RBI
vs. RHP: 28-131 (.214), 3 HR
YESTERDAY: 0-4, K
BASES LOADED: 2-6 (.333)
vs. LHP: 15-51 (.294), 2 HR
vs. LVY: 4-17, .235, 0 HR, 2 RBI
RISP: 10-49 (.204), 1 HR
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Dlugach, 28, is in his 8 professional season and 1 year in the Red Sox organization after being obtained from Detroit in exchange for a player to
be named later or cash considerations on November 4, 2010.
► Is 3-for-last-11. Was 2-for-previous-34 with 15 K dating back to June 29th
► Activated on May 13th from the disabled list. Dlugach suffered a dislocated left shoulder in spring training.
► Spent all of last year with Toledo, batting .258 with 22 doubles, 3 triples, 6 HR, and 41 RBI.
► Made his MLB debut in 2009 with Detroit, going 0-for-3 in 5 games.
► Was an International League All-Star in 2009 with Toledo, batting .294 with 36 doubles, 4 triples, 9 HR, and 59 RBI.
► Played college baseball at the University of Memphis where he was a 2 nd-Team Conference USA pick as a junior.
► Originally drafted by Detroit in the 6th round in 2004.
34-LUIS EXPOSITO, C
.218
5 HR
22 RBI
vs. RHP: 28-156 (.179), 4 HR
YESTERDAY: 1-2, 2 BB
BASES LOADED: 0-6 (.000)
vs. LHP: 19-60 (.317), 1 HR
vs. LVY: 4-20, .200, 0 HR, 1 RBI
RISP: 15-60 (.250), 1 HR
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Exposito, 24, is in his 6 year in the Red Sox organization after being selected in the 31 round of the 2005 draft.
► Has hit safely in 7-of-last-11 games.
► Promoted to Boston from June 8th to June 10th. Was on the active roster for 2 games in New York but did not appear.
► Spent last year with Double-A Portland, batting .258 with 39 doubles, 11 HR, and 94 RBI.
► Ranked among Eastern League leaders last year in RBI (3 rd) and doubles (4th).
► Gunned down 30 of 80 attempted base stealers last year for an Eastern League-best 37.5% caught stealing rate.
► Attended St. Petersburg (FL) Junior College.
36-RYAN LAVARNWAY, C
.381
10 HR
28 RBI
vs. RHP: 32-90 (.356), 6 HR
YESTERDAY: 3-3, 2B, HR, 2 R, 3 RBI, BB
BASES LOADED: 0-3 (.000)
vs. LHP: 13-28 (.464), 4 HR
vs. LVY: 10-18. .556, 3 HR, 8 RBI
RISP: 10-35 (.286), 1 HR
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Lavarnway, 23, is in his 4 year in the Red Sox organization after being selected in the 6 round of the 2008 draft.
► Hit safely in 8-of-last-9 games: 18-for-35 (.514), 4 2B, 5 HR, 4 BB, 8 Runs, 10 RBI (.564 OBP, 1.057 Slug, 1.621 OPS)
► In last 17 games is 28-for-63 (.444) with 5 2B, 7 HR and 16 RBI.
► Has driven in at least 1 run in 17 of 31 Triple-A games (55%).
► Batting average has not dropped below .309 at any point since he has been called-up to Triple-A
► Between Pawtucket and Portland this season, batting a combined .319 (104-for-326) with 24 HR and 66 RBI.
► Promoted from Double-A Portland on June 13th. Batted .284 (59-for-208) with 14 HR and 38 RBI in 55 games with the Sea Dogs (.360
OBP/.510 SLG). Batted .321 with 11 HR and 28 RBI after May 1 st.
► Named the Co-Red Sox Minor League Offensive Player of the Year last season with Anthony Rizzo. Combined to hit .288 with 22 HR and 102
RBI between High-A Salem and Double-A Portland.
► Has belted 21 and 22 HR in his first two full minor league seasons.
► Entered 2011 as Boston’s #1 catching prospect according to Baseball America.
► Was a semifinalist for the Johnny Bench Award (top college catcher) and Golden Spikes Award (best amateur player) as a junior at Yale in 2008.
► Attended Yale University where he batted .398 with 13 HR and 42 RBI as a junior. Is the Ivy League’s all-time leader with 33 career home runs.
Led the NCAA with a .467 batting average (70-for-150) as a sophomore.
35-CHE-HSUAN LIN, OF
.263
1 HR
15 RBI
vs. RHP: 31-119 (.261), 1 HR
YESTERDAY: 2-4, R
BASES LOADED: 1-6 (.167)
vs. LHP: 14-52 (.269), 0 HR
vs. LVY: 2-4, .500, 0 HR, 0 RBI
RISP: 10-39 (.256), 0 HR
Lin, 22, is in his 5th year in the Red Sox organization after being signed as an international free agent in June of 2007.
► Last 3 Games: 6-for-13 (.462). Was 3-for-29 (.103) in 7 games prior to that.
► Saturday, July 16 vs. Durham: 3-for-5. Last 3-hit game for Lin: June 24th @ Indianapolis – 3-for-5
► Activated from the disabled list on June 21 st. Was placed on the DL on June 13 (retroactive to June 10) with a left wrist sprain.
► Promoted from Double-A Portland on May 21st. Batted .268 (37-for-138) with 5 2B, 2 3B, 11 RBI and 12 SB in 34 games with the Sea Dogs.
► Named the Red Sox Minor League Defensive Player of the Year last season. Ranked 2 nd in the Eastern League with 15 outfield assists. Following
the season, was named by Baseball America as the top defensive outfielder in both the Red Sox farm system and the Eastern League, as well as
having the best outfield arm among Boston’s minor leaguers.
► Rated by Baseball America as having the best strike zone judgement in the Red Sox system and the Eastern League.
► Spent last year with Double-A Portland, batting .275 with 17 2B, 4 3B, 2 HR, 34 RBI and 26 SB in 119 games.
► Played for Chinese Taipei in the 2009 World Baseball Classic, and played for Taiwan in the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
► Was a 100-meter sprint and high jump national champion in Taiwan.
5-HECTOR LUNA, INF
.251
10 HR
34 RBI
vs. RHP: 47-196 (.240), 4 HR
YESTERDAY: 0-3, BB, K
BASES LOADED: 4-6 (.667)
vs. LHP: 20-71 (.282), 6 HR
vs. LVY: 12-32, .375, 1 HR, 4 RBI
RISP: 18-63 (.286), 1 HR
The 31-year-old infielder is his 13th professional season and first year in the Red Sox organization after being signed as a minor league free agent
on January 5, 2011.
► Last 13 Games: 3-for-48 (.063). He was hitting .292 prior to slump.
► Homered in the 4th inning Sunday vs. Buffalo. First homerun since homering in 3 straight games (July 28-30) – all vs. Rochester.
► Added to active roster on April 23rd. Began the year at extended spring training due to a sore hip.
► Spent the first half of last year with Triple-A New Orleans in the PCL, batting .294 with 16 HR and 71 RBI. Played in the Triple-A All-Star game
at Lehigh Valley. Promoted to Florida on July 30 th and batted .138 with 2 HR and 4 RBI in 27 games with the Marlins.
► Has played in 311 MLB games with St. Louis (2004-06), Toronto (2007), and Florida (2010), batting .265 with 13 HR and 86 RBI.
► Appeared in 1 game in the 2004 World Series for St. Louis, going 0-for-1 as a pinch-hitter in Game 4.
► His younger brother Omar plays for the Durham Bulls.
► Originally signed by Cleveland as an international free agent in 1999.
33-DANIEL NAVA, OF
.252
3 HR
23 RBI
vs. RHP: 55-212 (.259), 2 HR
YESTERDAY: DNP
BASES LOADED: 0-4 (.000)
vs. LHP: 18-78 (.231), 1 HR
vs. LVY: 7-24, .292, 0 HR, 3 RBI
RISP: 16-73 (.219), 0 HR
th
th
The 28-year-old outfielder is in his 5 professional season and 4 in the Red Sox organization. Nava signed with Boston as a minor league free
agent in 2007 after spending a year in the independent Golden Baseball League.
► Is 5-for-43 (.116) in last 12 games (Includes 2-hit game Friday night).
► Fifth in the International League with 49 walks- Trails league leader by 4 (Buffalo’s Valentino Pascucci, 53)
► Is 46-for-153 (.301) with 6 doubles and 3 HR in 39 games following DFA by Boston. (Was hitting .189 May 19th)
► Designated for assignment by Boston on May 20 th. Cleared waivers and rejoined the PawSox on May 26 th.
► Made his MLB debut with Boston last year, batting .242 with 1 HR and 26 RBI in 60 games.
► Hit a grand slam in his first major league at-bat off of Philadelphia’s Joe Blanton on June 12, 2010. Is 1 of 4 players in history to hit a grand
slam in his first at-bat (Bill Duggleby-1898, Jeremy Hermida-2005, and Kevin Kouzmanoff-2006).
► Played in 77 games for Pawtucket last year, batting .289 with 16 doubles, 10 HR and 48 RBI
► Won the California League batting title in 2008, batting .341 at Single-A Lancaster (.424 OBP, .523 SLG).
► Was the MVP of the independent Golden Baseball League in 2007 as he led the Chico Outlaws to the league championship. Batted .371 with 12
HR and 59 RBI in 72 games.
► Was undrafted coming out of Santa Clara University, despite leading the West Coast Conference with a .395 average and .494 OBP in 2006.
12-MATT SHEELY, OF
.230
0 HR
7 RBI
vs. RHP: 19-76 (.250), 0 HR
YESTERDAY: 1-3, K
BASES LOADED: 1-2 (.500)
vs. LHP: 9-46 (.196), 0 HR
vs. LVY: 2-10, .200, 0 HR, 0 RBI
RISP: 5-30 (.167), 0 HR
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th
The 24-year-old outfielder is his 6 year in the Red Sox organization after being drafted in the 48 round in 2005.
► In last 20 games is 9-for-56 (.161). Previous 7 games was 10-for-25 (.400).
► Reinstated from the disabled list on June 18 th after being placed on the DL with a groin strain on June 2 nd. Was also on the DL from the start of
the season until May 3rd.
► Spent most of last year with Double-A Portland, batting .238 with 1 HR and 22 RBI. Also played in 7 games for Pawtucket, batting .222 (4-for18) with 0 HR and 1 RBI.
► Played briefly for the PawSox in 2007, going 3-for-7 (.429) in 2 games.
► Entered the season with a career .247 average in 5 minor league seasons.
► Attended Seminole (FL) Community College where he batted .390 in 2005 to earn First Team All Mid-Florida Conference honors.
3-NATE SPEARS, INF/OF
.234
5 HR
29 RBI
vs. RHP: 35-152 (.230), 2 HR
YESTERDAY: DNP
BASES LOADED: 3-9 (.333) HR
vs. LHP: 8-32 (.250), 2 HR
vs. LVY: 4-22, .182, 1 HR, 2 RBI
RISP: 16-55 (.291), 1 HR
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Spears, 25, is in his 9 professional season and second in the Red Sox organization after being signed as a minor league free agent on December
11, 2009.
► Has 20 hits in his last 21 games- 20-for-67 (.299) with 7 2B, and 2 HR.
► Spears was reinstated from the 7-day disabled list Saturday, July 9th. To make room for Spears, Ryan Khoury was transferred to Double-A
Portland.
► Placed on 7-day disabled list June 30th with a shoulder sprain, but the move was retroactive to June 29 th.
► Activated from the disabled list on May 27 th. Placed on the DL on May 13th with an injured left index finger.
► Spent last year with Double-A Portland, batting .272 with 20 HR and 82 RBI. Ranked 7th in all of minor league baseball with 104 runs scored.
► In 28 spring training games with Boston, batted .290 (18-for-62) with 0 HR and 9 RBI.
► Has previous Triple-A experience with Iowa in the Chicago Cubs organization (2008-09).
► Has been a minor league All-Star four times: Eastern League (2010), Southern League (2008), Carolina League (2005), and South Atlantic
League (2004).
► Rated as having the best strike zone judgement in the Eastern League last year by Baseball America.
► Originally drafted by Baltimore in the 5th round in 2003.
18-TONY THOMAS, INF
.228
7 HR
30 RBI
vs. RHP: 34-158 (.215), 3 HR
YESTERDAY: 0-4, R, K
BASES LOADED:6-12(.500)2HR
vs. LHP: 16-61 (.262), 4 HR
vs. LVY: 0-11, .000, 0 HR, 0 RBI
RISP: 13-59 (.220), 2 HR
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Thomas, 24, is in his 5 professional season and 1 in the Red Sox organization after being obtained from the Chicago Cubs in a trade for RHP
Robert Coello on February 15, 2011.
► Has consecutive multi-hit games for the second time this season (May 28 and May 29 vs. Indianapolis)
► Hit safely in 6-of-last-8 games: 9-for-28 (.321), 5 runs, 4 2B and 1 RBI.
► Saturday night (2-for-4) was his first multi-hit game since June 12th vs. Charlotte (2-for-4).
► Is hitting .250 in 32 games at home (30-for-120) and .202 in 28 games on the road (20-for-99).
► Transferred from Portland Thursday, June 30 th
► Designated to Portland on June 14th and went 6-for-20 with 1 RBI in 6 games.
► Has 2 grand slams this season. Hit one in his first Pawtucket at-bat on April 9th at Buffalo, then he hit another in his 10 th at-bat of the year on
April 11th in Buffalo. The PawSox hit 1 grand slam all of last season (Josh Reddick).
► Spent last year with Double-A Tennessee (Cubs system), batting .276 with 29 doubles, 11 triples, 11 HR, and 73 RBI.
► Played in 6 spring training games with Boston, going 0-for-7.
► Attended Florida State University where he was named ACC Player of the Year in 2007.
► Is the nephew of former New England Patriots cornerback Maurice Hurst.
► Originally drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 3 rd round of the 2007 draft.
PLAYER
Anderson
Bermudez
Dlugach
Exposito
Lavarnway
Lin
Luna
Nava
Sheely
Spears
Thomas
PLAYER
Anderson
Bermudez
Dlugach
Exposito
Lavarnway
Lin
Luna
Nava
Sheely
Spears
Thomas
MULTI-HIT GAMES
2H
19
8
11
9
7
8
12
20
3
6
12
3H
6
2
1
1
5
2
5
1
2
3
1
4H
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
5H
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TOTAL
25
10
12
10
13
11
17
22
5
9
13
LAST HOME RUN
DATE, OPPONENT
7/16 vs. Durham
7/3 vs. SWB
7/16 vs. Durham
7/6 @ Syracuse
7/18 vs. Lehigh Valley
6/22 @ Louisville
7/10 vs. Buffalo
6/12 vs. Charlotte
6/27 @ Indy
6/2 vs. Norfolk
PITCHER
Swindle
Smith
Torra
Martin
Edell
Thompson
Owen
Zaleski
Wilson
George
AB SINCE
10
37
10
19
0
89
15
96
122
19
53
2RBI
8
1
6
3
3
2
6
1
1
6
2
MULTI-RBI GAMES
3RBI
4
0
2
0
2
0
1
1
0
1
1
4RBI
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
PLAYER
Thomas
Thomas
Spears
Anderson
5RBI
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
6RBI
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TOTAL
13
2
8
3
6
3
7
2
1
8
5
GRAND SLAMS
DATE, OPPONENT
4/9 @ Buffalo
4/11 @ Buffalo
4/21 vs. Syracuse
7/16 vs. Durham
PITCHER
Misch
Owen
Hyde
Swindle
2011 PAWSOX DAY-BY-DAY
G#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Date
4/7
4/8
4/9
4/10
4/11
4/12
4/13
4/14 (1)
4/14 (2)
4/15
4/16
4/17
4/17
4/18
4/19
4/20
4/21
4/22
4/23
4/24
4/25
4/26
4/27
4/28
4/29
4/30
5/1
5/2
5/3
5/5
5/6
5/7
5/8
5/9
5/10
5/11
5/12
5/13
5/14
5/15
5/16
5/17
5/18 (1)
Opp
Roch
Roch
@Buff
@Buff
@Buff
@Buff
@Syr
@Syr
@Syr
@Syr
Buff
Buff
Buff
Syr
Syr
Syr
Syr
@Roch
@Roch
@Roch
@Roch
@Lvy
@Lvy
@Lvy
@Lvy
Tol
Tol
Tol
Tol
@SWB
@SWB
@SWB
@SWB
Gwi
Gwi
Gwi
Gwi
SWB
SWB
SWB
SWB
@Col
@Col
PawSox Pitcher Team
W/L
Score of Record
Record Stand GA/GB TOG
W
2-1
Hill (1-0)
1-0
T1
2:35
L
2-7
Weiland (0-1)
1-1
T2
-1/2
3:05
W
8-3
Fox (1-0)
2-1
T1
2:35
L
1-2
Miller (0-1)
2-2
T2
-1
2:52
W
15-1
Duckworth (1-0) 3-2
T1
2:52
L
1-8
Johnson (0-1)
3-3
T3
-1/2
2:19
(postponed due to rain – doubleheader scheduled for April 14)
L
2-3 (9) Rice (0-1)
3-4
2:37
L
1-4
Fox (1-1)
3-5
T5
-2 ½
2:11
W
8-2
Pena (1-0)
4-5
T4
-1 ½
3:12
(suspended due to rain tied 1-1 in the 9th inning – resumed April 17)
W
2-1 (10) Atchison (1-0) 5-5
4
-1
3:15
W
10-6
Johnson (1-1)
6-5
T2
-1
2:59
W
5-1
Fox (2-1)
7-5
2
-½
2:50
W
3-1
Weiland (1-1)
8-5
1
+½
2:42
L
3-6
Pena (1-1)
8-6
2
-½
2:48
W
14-0
Duckworth (2-0) 9-6
2
-½
2:55
W
3-1
Johnson (2-1)
10-6
T1
2:18
L
7-9
Fox (2-2)
10-7
2
-½
2:21
W
9-3
Weiland (2-1)
11-7
2
-½
2:45
(postponed due to rain – doubleheader scheduled for July 5)
W
7-2
Miller (1-1)
12-7
2
-1
2:53
L
2-8
Duckworth (2-1) 12-8
2
-2
2:54
W
11-8
Bowden (1-0)
13-8
2
-1
3:04
L
0-3
Aceves (0-1)
13-9
2
-1
2:12
L
3-4
Weiland (2-2)
13-10 2
-1
3:02
L
3-4
Miller (1-2)
13-11 T2
-2
3:05
W
11-2
Duckworth (3-1) 14-11 2
-2
3:10
L
2-7
Rice (0-2)
14-12 T2
-2 ½
3:27
W
4-1
Fox (3-2)
15-12 T2
-1 ½
2:59
L
1-10
Weiland (2-3)
15-13 T2
-2 ½
2:48
W
7-6
Maxwell (1-0) 16-13 2
-1 ½
3:29
W
5-4
Duckworth (4-1) 17-13 2
-½
2:23
W
9-2
Rice (1-2)
18-13 2
-½
2:49
L
1-5
Pena (1-2)
18-14 T2
-½
2:42
L
0-2
Weiland (2-4)
18-15 3
-1
2:30
L
2-4 (15) Maxwell (1-1) 18-16 3
-1 ½
4:51
L
1-2
Duckworth (4-2) 18-17 3
-2 ½
2:29
L
2-10
Johnson (2-2)
18-18 3
-3 ½
3:04
W
9-3
Fox (4-2)
19-18 3
-2 ½
2:40
(postponed due to rain – doubleheader scheduled for July 2)
(postponed due to rain – doubleheader scheduled for May 18)
W
7-2
Weiland (3-4)
20-18 3
-3
2:20
Att.
8,392
4,360
5,283
5,149
4,272
4,302
Season
Total
8,392
12,752
Avg.
Att.
8,392 (1)
6,376 (2)
15,060
19,108
22,902
25,422
28,808
34,036
5,020 (3)
4,777 (4)
4,580 (5)
4,237 (6)
4,115 (7)
4,255 (8)
41,142
44,654
48,932
54,671
4,571 (9)
4,465 (10)
4,448 (11)
4,556 (12)
57,575
60,870
63,895
68,518
73,030
79,919
87,373
4,429 (13)
4,348 (14)
4,260 (15)
4,282 (16)
4,296 (17)
4,440 (18)
4,599 (19)
6,554
4,265
2,308
4,048
3,794
2,520
3,386
5,228
3,711
3,626
2,928
8,494
7,535
7,337
9,219
7,106
3,512
4,278
5,739
2,407
7,108
2,868
2,727
2,904
3,295
3,025
4,623
4,512
6,889
7,454
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
5/18 (2)
5/19
5/20
5/20
5/21
5/22
5/23
5/24
5/26
5/27
5/28
5/29
5/30
5/31
@Col
@Col
@Col
@Col
@Tol
@Tol
@Tol
@Tol
Indy
Indy
Indy
Indy
Nor
Nor
L
3-8
Neuman (0-1)
20-19 3
-3 ½
2:08
(game suspended in 4th inning – resumption scheduled for May 20)
W
5-2
Santeliz (1-0)
21-19 3
-3
2:34
L
0-3
Gonzalez (0-1) 21-20 3
-4
1:38
L
4-5 (11) Maxwell (1-2) 21-21 3
-5
3:17
W
2-1
Pena (2-2)
22-21 T2
-5
2:36
W
12-2
Weiland (4-4)
23-21 T2
-4 ½
2:45
W
3-2 (10) Bowden (2-0)
24-21 T2
-3
3:29
L
3-4
Duckworth (4-3) 24-22 3
-4
2:59
L
3-6
Bowden (2-1)
24-23 3
-5
2:59
L
7-9
Santeliz (1-1)
24-24 3
-6
3:17
W
9-2
Miller (2-2)
25-24 3
-5
2:32
L
4-5 (13) Santeliz (1-2)
25-25 3
-6
4:13
W
5-4 (11) Okajima (1-0)
26-25 3
-5
3:18
PawSox Pitcher
Date
Opp
W/L
Score of Record
6/1
Nor
W
8-6
Santeliz (2-2)
6/2
Nor
W
8-0
Weiland (5-4)
6/3
@Dur W
6-3
Miller (3-2)
6/4
@Dur W
7-1
Pena (3-2)
6/5
@Dur L
4-5
Bowden (2-2)
6/6
@Dur W
11-3
Millwood (1-0)
6/7
@Nor L
3-4 (13) Pena (3-3)
6/8
@Nor L
0-3
Miller (3-3)
6/9
@Nor L
2-4
Doubront (0-1)
6/10
@Nor (game cancelled due to rain)
61
6/11
Char
L
1-3
Atchison (1-1)
62
6/12
Char
W
2-1
Millwood (2-0)
63
6/13
Char
L
1-4
Weiland (5-5)
64
6/14
Char
L
2-4 (11) Santeliz (2-3)
65
6/16
Lvy
W
6-5 (10) Williams (1-0)
66
6/17
Lvy
W
8-3
Pena (4-3)
67
6/18
Lvy
W
8-1
Millwood (3-0)
68
6/19
Lvy
L
0-2
Weiland (5-6)
69
6/20
@Lou W
7-4
Atchison (2-1)
70
6/21
@Lou W
6-3
Okajima (2-0)
71
6/22
@Lou L
2-7
Duckworth (4-4)
72
6/23
@Lou W
4-3 (10) Pena (5-3)
73
6/24
@Indy W
12-3
Weiland (6-6)
74
6/25
@Indy L
5-6
Williams (1-1)
75
6/26
@Indy L
5-7
Doubront (0-2)
76 PAWSOX
6/27
@Indy
W
4-1
Pena (6-3)
VS. OPPONENTS:
77
6/28
Roch
W
8-6
Atchison (3-1)
Opponents:
78
6/29
Roch
WPawSox:
4-1
Weiland (7-6)
79
6/30
Roch
W
6-5
Okajima
Hits
813
755 (3-0)
80
7/1
Roch
L
4-8
Doubront (0-3)
81
7/2 (1) SWB L 445 0-7
Duckworth
(4-5)
Runs
383
82
7/2 (2) SWB L
0-3
Pena (6-4)
41
83Homeruns
7/3 (Home)
SWB W 52 9-3
Millwood
(4-0)
84
7/4
@Roch W
6-3
Weiland (8-6)
Homeruns (Away)
39
43
85
7/5 (1) @Roch L
3-13
Fox (4-3)
86 Stolen
7/5Bases
(2) @Roch W 64 4-2
Okajima
62 (4-0)
87
7/6
@Syr W
2-0
Doubront (1-3)
Double Plays
92
88
7/7 Turned
@Syr L 105 2-8
Duckworth
(4-6)
89
7/8
@Syr W
5-4
Okajima (5-0)
GIDP
73
83
90
7/9
Buff
W
2-0
Pena (7-4)
91
7/10
Buff
W 686 4-3
Fox651
(5-3)
LOB
92
7/14
Dur
W`
3-2
Duckworth (5-6)
783
93 Strikeouts
7/15
Dur
W 697 3-2
Millwood
(5-0)
G#
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
Walks
361
323
Complete Games
0
3
6,651
5,938
9,571
9,919
8,579
6,103
10,300
4,367
3,551
6,619
8,886
4,713
3,181
91,740
95,291
101,910
110,796
115,509
118,690
4,587 (20)
4,538 (21)
4,632 (22)
4,817 (23)
4,813 (24)
4,748 (25)
Team
Season Avg.
Record Stand GA/GB TOG Att.
Total Att.
27-25 3
-5
3:34
2,510 121,200 4,661 (26)
28-25 3
-5
2:50
4,870 126,070 4,669 (27)
29-25 3
-5
2:39
9,465
30-25 T2
-4
2:53
10,371
30-26 3
-5
3:13
8,480
31-26 T2
-5
2:40
4,970
31-27 T2
-5
3:47
8,027
31-28 3
-6
2:13
4,025
31-29 3
-7
3:01
5,954
31-29 3
-6 ½
31-30 3
-7 ½
2:40
4,006 130,076 4,646 (28)
32-30 3
-7 ½
2:40
6,656 136,732 4,715 (29)
32-31 3
-7 ½
3:17
2,846 139,578 4,653 (30)
32-32 3
-8 ½
3:25
5,303 144,881 4,674 (31)
33-32 3
-7 ½
3:36
5,602 150,483 4,703 (32)
34-32 3
-6 ½
2:47
5,608 156,091 4,730 (33)
35-32 3
-5 ½
2:54
8,054 164,145 4,828 (34)
35-33 3
-6 ½
2:48
8,136 172,281 4,922 (35)
36-33 3
-6 ½
2:38
7,118
37-33 3
-5 ½
2:55
7,106
37-34 3
-5 ½
2:41
9,745
38-34 3
-4 ½
3:06
9,786
39-34 3
-3 ½
3:17
14,481
39-35 3
-3 ½
3:25
12,729
39-36 3
-4 ½
3:03
7,987
40-36
3
-4
½ INTERNATIONAL
2:34` 10,852
PAWSOX
VS.
LEAGUE
41-36 3
-4 ½
2:45
9,109 181,390 5,039 (36)
42-36 2
-3INTERNATIONAL
½
2:43
5,580LEAGUE
186,970 5,053 (37)
43-36 2
-2 ½
3:12
6,449
5,090 (38)
Home193,419
Road
Total
43-37 2
-3 ½
3:06
9,525 202,944 5,204 (39)
Buffalo
4-0
2-2
6-2
43-38 3
-4
2:19
4-1 213,055
2-25,326 (40)
6-3
43-39 3 Lehigh-5Valley 2:13
10,111
4-2 223,275
4-25,446 (41)
8-4
44-39 3 Rochester
-5
2:45
10,220
45-39 Scranton
3
-4
2:38
12,729
Wilkes-Barre
2-4
3-1
5-5
45-40 3
-5
2:16
Syracuse
3-1
3-3
6-4
46-40 T2
-4 ½
2:44
4,643
17-8
14-11
31-18
47-40 2 vs. IL NORTH
-3 ½
2:17
5,988
47-41 T2
-3 ½
2:45
7,982
Columbus
0-0
2-2
2-2
48-41 2
-3 ½
2:59
7,022
Indianapolis
1-3
2-2
3-5
49-41 T2
-3 ½
2:29
6,468 229,743 5,470 (42)
Louisville
0-0
3-1
3-1
50-41 2
-3 ½
2:51
6,855 236,598 5,502 (43)
Toledo
1-3
3-1
4-4
51-41 2
-3
2:29
6,662 243,260 5,529 (44)
vs.
IL
WEST
2-6
10-6
12-12
52-41 2
-3
2:54
8,608 251,868 5,597 (45)
Charlotte
Durham
Gwinnett
1-3
2-2
1-3
0-0
3-1
0-0
1-3
5-3
1-3
94
95
96
7/16
7/17
7/18
Dur
Dur
Lvy
L
L
W
8-11
3-13
4-1
Rice (1-3)
52-42
Fox (5-4)
52-43
Duckworth (6-6) 53-43
2
2
2
-4
-4
-3
3:31
3:12
2:57
10,079 261,947 5,695 (46)
6,318 268,265 5,708 (47)
3,902 272,167 5,670 (48)
PAWSOX MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS