Padres Down on the Farm: May 11 (Gore Pitches in LE/Urias on Fire in El Paso)
Credit: EVT Sports
San Diego Padres affiliates were 1-3 on Saturday.
Here is a recap of the day’s events.
El Paso Chihuahuas (25-11) Won 7-4 in Sacramento
Logan Allen was hit by a comebacker on his arm in the first inning. It happened on the first pitch of the game. He stayed in to finish the innings but was removed between innings. Kyle McGrath relieved the pitcher and went four innings, allowing three earned runs on five hits. Luis Perdomo and Robert Stock had nice outings for El Paso in the win. Stock lowered his ERA to 2.70 after a scoreless inning in which he struck out two batters. Sammy Solis earned the save, pitching a perfect ninth in the 7-4 win. Luis Urias continues his hot hitting, as he went 3-for-4 with two more home runs. He now has ten on the season for El Paso. Esteban Quiroz also homered in the win, his seventh of the year.
Boog Powell– (2-5) 2 Runs, K
Luis Urias– (3-4) 2 HR’s, 3 Runs, 4 RBI,
Esteban Quiroz– (1-3) HR, Run, RBI, BB
Luis Perdomo- 2 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, BB, 5 K (46 pitches- 35 strikes)
Logan Allen– 1 IP, 3 H, 2 BB, K (20 pitches- 10 strikes)
Amarillo Sod Poodles (13-20) Lost 2-1 in Corpus Christi
The Soddies struck out 19 times and left ten runners on base in a game they should have won. The Hooks crossed the winning run with one out in the tenth for the 2-1 victory. Each member of the Sod Poodles’ starting lineup stranded a runner and every batter struck out in the game except for Kyle Overstreet who walked twice. Hudson Potts struck out four times. Edward Olivares struck out three times, as did Brad Zunica and Ivan Castillo. Not a good night with the sticks for Amarillo. Miguel Diaz made a start and looked solid in three-plus innings. His knee injury looks like a thing of the past. Diaz is holding a 1.35 ERA in the Texas League so far. Travis Radke got the tough loss, despite pitching 2.1 innings of unearned ball. The lefty struck out four and has recorded a 1.29 ERA since being promoted from Lake Elsinore a few weeks ago.
Hudson Potts– (0-5) 4 K
Owen Miller– (1-4) BB, 2 K
Edward Olivares– (1-5) 3 K
Rodrigo Orozco– (1-4) HR, RBI, Run, BB, K
Miguel Diaz– 3.2 IP, 3 H, 1 ER,2 BB, 5 K (67 pitches-37 strikes)
Lake Elsinore Storm (16-20) Lost 8-0 to San Jose
Storm’ ace MacKenzie Gore was on the mound for Lake Elsinore on Saturday night and was very effective. His only blemish on the night was a solo home run off the bat of Jan Jose catcher John Riley in the third inning with one out. Gore struck out seven in five, and two-thirds innings pitched. He was relieved by Jordan Guerrero and Hansel Rodriguez. Both relief pitchers allowed multiple earned runs. The Giants ended up winning the contest 8-0, as Lake Elsinore simply did not swing the bat well. The team struck out 11 times on the night and stranded nine runners on base, including two in the ninth.
Tirso Ornelas– (1-3) BB, K
Olivier Basabe– (1-3) BB, K
Jalen Washington– (1-2) 2B, 2 BB, K
Hansel Rodriguez- 1 IP, 1 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, K (35 pitches- 19 strikes)
MacKenzie Gore– 5.2 IP, 4 H, 1 ER, BB, 7 K (89 pitches- 58 strikes)
Fort Wayne TinCaps (15-19) Lost 10-1 in Beloit
Fort Wayne lost on the road in Beloit by the score of 10-1. The TinCaps’ bullpen allowed nine earned runs, as Carlos Belen and Angel Acevedo both gave up multiple runs. Belen, a converted infielder, gave up five in total without recording an out. His ERA ballooned to 7.36 on the year. Sam Keating started the game for the TinCaps and only allowed one earned run in 3.1 innings pitched. Fort Wayne could not score on the night, only recording three hits. The team was being shutout until Xavier Edwards singled and scored in the ninth.
Xavier Edwards– (1-4) Run
Justin Lopez– (1-3)
Grant Little– (1-3) BB
Carlos Belen– 0.0 IP, 5 H, 5 ER (16 pitches- 16 strikes)
Sam Keating– 3.1 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, K (66 pitches- 39 strikes)
Sunday’s Probables
El Paso- TBD vs. Yoanys Quiala (0-2 6.28 ERA)
Amarillo- Emmanuel Ramirez (1-4 6.00 ERA) vs. Carson LaRue (0-0 6.14 ERA
Lake Elsinore- TBD vs. DJ Myers (1-1 4.50 ERA)
Fort Wayne- OFF
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