The IronPigs took on the Pawtucket Red Sox tonight with Scott Mathieson making the start.
Mathieson lasted only 2.2 innings after throwing 69 pitches. (42 for strikes) Scott allowed 2 runs on 5 hits and 2 walks. He struck out 4.
Edell came on to pitch the next 4.1 innings allowing 2 more runs on 4 hits and Mike Zagurski pitched a scoreless 8th inning.
For the batters, the Pigs scraped together 5 hits. The only run came as the result of a dropped fly ball allowing Frandsen to make it to 2nd and then score on Moss Hogg’s single.
Pigs lose by a final score of 1-4.
Tomorrow is another day.
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Phillies transaction:
Shane Victorino activated; Pete Orr optioned to AAA Lehigh Valley.
Careful with that “tomorrow is another day” business. You’re starting to sound like a Cubs fan. ;P
From Ken Rosenthal:
Phillies Triple A right-hander Jason Grilli will be in the majors within the next few days.
Maybe it will be with the Phillies. Maybe it will be with the Pirates or another club.
Grilli, 34, has received at least one major-league offer, and the Pirates are among the teams interested in him, according to major-league sources.
The Phillies, who must decide within three days of a rival offer whether to promote Grilli or allow him to depart as a free agent, are “on the clock,” one source said.
The Pirates are seeking to add an established eighth-inning reliever. Grilli does not fit that description, but would give the team additional bullpen depth.
Pirates manager Clint Hurdle had Grilli with the Rockies in 2008 and ’09 – and Grilli was especially effective in ’08, producing a 2.93 ERA in 51 games.
Grilli missed all of ‘10 recovering from right knee surgery. He signed a minor-league deal with the Phillies that gave him the right to leave for another team on June 1, but was on the disabled list with a right lat strain at that time.
A scout who saw Grilli recently said he was throwing 93 to 95 mph with a power slider.
Grilli is 4-1 with a 1.93 ERA and three saves in 28 games at Triple A.