Showing posts with label Spring Training Game. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spring Training Game. Show all posts

Friday, March 02, 2007

Phils beat tribe

The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cleveland Indians, outscoring them 6 to 4. Ryan Howard led the offense knocking a Fausto Carmona offering out of the park and past the Bright House Networks Field fence. The ball eventually landed 15 feet shy of a pond well beyond the park. Pat Burrell contributed with a hit, RBI, run, and walk in three plate appearances. Other notable performances include Abraham Nunez who had 2 RBIs and Shane Victorino who had 2 hits and stolen base.

Brett Myers started and earned the win for the Phillies, throwing 3 innings while giving up four hits and striking out four. The only two runs he gave up came on solo homers by Casey Blake and Kelly Soppach. Justin Germano and JA Happ followed Myers with three perfect innings of work. Madson then pitched the seventh giving up two runs on a home run. Jim Crowell followed Madson holding the game in place and Antonio Alfonseca notched the save securing the Phils victory.

The Phillies will play the Boston Red Sox tomorrow at City of Palms Park. Adam Eaton will start the game for the Phillies.

Sources:
Box Score from MLB.com

Howard had a blast with first homer
By Ken Mandel / MLB.com


Picture of Brett Myers form tsn.ca

Thursday, March 01, 2007

Phils fall in first Grapefruit League game

The Phillies dropped their first non-exhibition game of the spring scoring only 7 runs to the Detroit Tigers 9. Greg Dobbs had a big game going 3 for 4, including a two-run dinger off of Tiger’s pitcher Dennis Tankersly. Potential bench players Randall Simon and Karim Garcia also contributed with RBI singles.

Jamie Moyer pitched well through two innings but was knocked out in the third after a Gary Sheffield bomb. Fabio Castro relieved Moyer, throwing 3 scoreless innings with 2 strikeouts and no walks. Anderson Garcia, Brian Sanches, and Clay Condrey each threw one inning.

The Phillies were done in by three fielding errors. Wes Helms, Brent Abernathy, and Danny each had a defensive slip showing the rust of spring.

Sources:
Dobbs goes deep but Phillies fall
By Jason Beck / MLB.com