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Wind Keeps Blowing IronPigs in Right Direction!

The wind in Buffalo seemed to be affecting everyone involved in the IronPig at Bisons game tonight. You could see the results of it on the MiLB video feed, hear it on Matt Provence’s IronPig Radio broadcast, see right handed batters call time with gusts blowing infield dirt at them like a sand blaster and sent two of Hector Luna’s throws to first wide right like a Scott Norwood field goal.

In years past this would have been a hinderance to the Pigs but this season everything seems to work out for our beloved swine swingers.

The Pigs jumped out to a 4-0 start in the top half of the first inning thanks to a Podsednik single, a walk, a Luna single, a throwing error and a Mitchell double. Bison pitcher Jeurys Familia issued the IronPigs 6 walks in his 4 innings of work struggling with control on this windy night throwing only 52 strikes out of 92 pitches.

The Pigs added 2 more runs in each the 5th and 6th innings bringing the score to 8 to 1 with the Bison getting one back in the bottom of the 5th on an Omar Quintanilla double right after one of Luna’s wind assisted throwing errors allowed Bison Rob Johnson to advance to 2nd base.

Austin Hyatt had a great night! Despite one unearned run, Hyatt was pulled after 5.2 innings of work with a pitch count that reached 90. It’s still early in the season and I see Hyatt going deeper into games soon.

David Purcey came on in relief going scoreless innings with 2 strikeouts and no walks. Following Purcey was Brian Sanches who gave up a pair of hits but got a “Cut on and Missed Strike 3” to end the 8th inning. Sanches stayed in for the 9th and retired the first two batters in quick order before allowing a base hits to Jordany Valdespin and Bobby Scales. The floodgates cracked a little bit and another hit by Lucas May allowed Valdespin to score making it 8 to 2. Fear not though Pigfans, Zach Lutz grounded out to first baseman Cody Overbeck to end the game.

Final Score: IronPigs 8 – Bison 2

In the end, Austin Hyatt came away with the win improving his record to 2-0 on the season.

Multi-hit games by Frandsen and Mitchell with 2 hits apiece. Mitchell also led the offense with 4 RBI on the night.

The IronPigs are now riding a 6 game winning streak and a 10-2 record!

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With Buffalo we also got to see a local player in Zach Lutz. Lutz, a native of Reading attended Governor Mifflin High School and Alvernia University where he was drafted in the 5th round of the MLB Draft in 2007 by the Mets.

Another Alvernia alumni who succeeded in the Major Leagues is Wade Miller who spent nine years between the Astros, Red Sox and Cubs. Miller was inducted in the R-Phil’s Hall of Fame last summer.

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Pig’s will stay in Buffalo to continue this series with a 6:05 PM start. Don’t forget to set your reminders to listen to the Pre-game show at 5:35PM on 1230AM or 1320AM then tune into live video footage of the game via MiLB Video. They charge for video but it’s not too bad if you purchase an entire season pass.

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Savery Back – Suomi the DL – IronPigs Roster (update)

IronPigs Media Director Matt Provence has released an updated roster following the optioning of Joe Savery (P) to LHV and John Suomi’s (C) placement on the “DL” (shin contusion) retro to 4/15.

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Tiki Terrace View – Pig Stop Chew

Red Robin Tiki Terrace 

The Tiki Terrace has been well reported here since its inception and I had the recent opportunity to sit in the front row of the overhanging seats and as expected the view is one of the most unique in baseball.  There are still single game, individual tickets available. Click here to get ’em before they are gone. Got a group of 48-64? This is the place to be – click here for group inquiries.

Coca-Cola - Tiki Terrace Style

View from the front row - Tiki Terrace

The Pig Stop

If you find yourself on the club level be sure to explore The Pig Stop and see what Executive Chef Jan Giejda has cooked up.

Please consider my application for taste tester!

IronPigs staff member Jace expertly crafts "The Charged Chicken" sandwich.

As Good as it Looks - Don't Miss The Pig Stop - It's the best $10 you'll spend!

Pig Out!

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S-A-T-U-R—D-A-Y Night! – Dog Day Afternoon – IronPigs Style

S-A-T-U-R—D-A-Y Night!

Phillies product and former IronPig Matt Rizzotti poses for pix before Saturday's game. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

IronPigs Manager Ryne Sandberg and Red Wings Manager Gene Glynn exchange line up cards. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Starting pitcher Scott Elarton narrowly missed the W but pitched well. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Hector Luna began the scoring in the 1st after doubling to left scoring Domonic Brown who previously singled and stole second. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Hector "the" Luna "tic" "you're lookin' for" launches a solo blast to the grass in center field in the 3rd - 'Pigs 2-0. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Scott Podsednik misplays a fly ball to right scoring Darin Mastroianni and tying the score 2-2 in the top of the 7th. Rochester scored their first run (top 4) after a single by Joe Benson, a wild pitch by Elarton and a single by Aaron Bates. In the end it would cause no real damage. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Andres Blanco starts the 7th inning rally with a 1 out single deflected off pitcher Esmerling Vasquez. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Richie T doubles down the RF line to score Blanco which turns out to be the game winning hit. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Richie T takes off from 2nd before the pitch is even tossed, steals 3rd and almost scores on the subsequent wild pitch - instead he puts on the brakes after good hustle by catcher Rene Rivera. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Domonic Brown triples to right center, the ball lands under the wall and scores Thompson from 3rd and Podsednik who previously walked for 2 insurance runs. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Jeremy Horst earns the win. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Jake Diekman came on in the 9th and surrendered two singles, no runs and earned his 2nd save. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Click below for the Matt Provence IronPigs Radio Recap of the Game.

Dog Day Afternoon

Sunday was the first Bring your Dog to The Park day of 2012 and according ironpigsbaseball.com, 247 dogs were in attendance. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

The Capital BlueCross Puppy Lawn. (Photo by DiPro)

Julie with Blitzen's Uncle Max and Noise Nation's own Dan Kehl andwith Blitzen. (Photo by DiPro)

Cory and Dan with Blitzen's new friend Mackenzie. (Photo courtesy of Cory)

Mckenzie Pigging Out. (Photo courtesy of Cory)

Starting pitcher Dave Bush earned the W going 5 and giving up 7 hits, 1 earned run, 1 BB and 3 SO. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Former IronPig Matt Rizzotti realizing how much he loves playing at Coca-Cola Park... (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

...and proceeds to single in Joe Benson (who previously tripled) for the first run of the game. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

After lining a single Rich Thompson rounds 2nd on his way home when Andres Blanco blasts a triple off the Copperhead Grill sign in right center. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Richie T slides to avoid the tag - video replay shows he may have caught the black with his fingertip, regardless.... (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

....Rich dives back to grab the plate - SAFE! 'Pigs tie it up 1-1 (Amazing Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Domonic Brown doubles to right on a high chopper off first baseman Aaron Bates' glove to score Blanco from 3rd for what was the game winner. Domonic went 2 for 4 on the day with an RBI and a Run scored. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

After singling through the left side of the infield Kevin Frandsen hustles from 1st to 3rd following a single by Cody Overbeck that scored D. Brown. That would be all the 'Pigs would need as the 'pen came on to finish up. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

The San-Fran Connection. Manager Ryne Sandberg and Kevin Frandsen (2B) - Winning is Fun! (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Raul Valdes pitches a scoreless 6th and 7th giving up 2 hits and striking out 1. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Phillippe "Lights Out" Aumont earns his 4th save in as many tries pitching a hit-less 8th and 9th, striking out 4 of the 6 he faced. (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Click below for the Matt Provence IronPigs Radio Recap of the Game.

Coming up after the week-long road trip, the IronPigs will play 13 games in 14 days back at Coca-Cola Park.

Are you ready to Bring the Noise?

OinK On!

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Rochester – The Mini-Series – IronPigs Perfect at The Coke

In a weekend packed with Lehigh Valley Professional Sports, the IronPigs were able to grab 2 wins from the visiting Rochester Red Wings to stay perfect at Coca-Cola Park and bring their record to 9-2.

As a result of Saturday’s  5-2 and Sunday’s 3-1 victories over the Wings, only the Lansing Lugnuts (Toronto – Class A) have a better winning percentage (9-1  .900 winning %) in all of (active) Minor League Baseball (at this moment).  While there are other undefeated home teams, only the IronPigs are 7-0. The St. Lucie Mets (NYM) and the Charlotte Stone Crabs (TB) in the Florida State League are both 4-0 at home.

Guess the Player

Without cheating take a guess who is (as of this posting) leading LHV in batting (.297), has the most hits (11), is tied for 1st in RBIs (7), and tied for 1st in Runs (6). Go ahead, I’ll wait….

That’s right it’s Domonic Brown!  Sure appears Domonic has put last year behind him, perhaps any remaining naysayers should do the same? Just sayin’…

Phillippe "Lights Out" Aumont earns his 4th save of the year in Sunday's 3-1 victory over Rochester (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

The Mini-Series

The IronPigs outscored the Red Wings by a total of 5 runs. The overall team batting averages were within 5 points but the IronPigs out hit the Wings with runners in scoring position (.333 to .267) and left  12 on base vs. the Wings 18 LOB.

While the hitting has been on a steady rise the pitching has continued to play a key role in victory. During this mini-series the Red Wings bullpen combined for a 4.50 ERA – The IronPigs an astonishing 1.00 ERA.

The Road

LHV will begin a 7 day road trip on Monday beginning with 4 games against the Buffalo Bisons followed up by 3 against the Red Wings and will return to Coca-Cola Park on Monday, April 23 for Richie T Bobblehead night. Hopefully, Matt Provence will make the bus ride home…

Be sure to look for awesome photos from Cheryl Pursell (and a few from me) in an upcoming post – “S-A-T-U-R–D-A-Y Night! – Dog Day Afternoon – IronPigs Style”

Pig Out!

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Bangathon Part II – Steelhawks Fly High!

Today was a great day for Lehigh Valley sports! The IronPigs won and currently hold the best record in the International League, (while not in the LV) the Philadelphia Union soccer team won today, the Lehigh Valley Steelhawks defeated the Cedar Rapids Titans and our Lehigh Valley Rollergirls fought hard but came up a bit short in the end of what I hear was an exciting bout!

Stay tuned for DiPro’s report on the IronPig’s game.

For details of the Rollergirls bout check out The Corner Seat.

For details of the Steelhawks Bangathon tonight… well keep reading!

Photo credit to the father of one of the Precious Metals!

Ok, ok.. I know what you’re thinking. I explained this once before but the Steelhawk’s players are calling this season a “Bangathon!”

You could apply that to the Rollergirls as I hear their bout was just about as rough and brutal as the Steelhawk’s Indoor Football game tonight!

Last season Jimmy T names the IronPig’s season the “Magic Carpet Ride” and this season the Steelhawk’s have their “Bangathon” in full force.

The first half ended with a 7-7 tie with both defenses standing tall.

The second half saw a lot more action and after trading scores in the 3rd quarter the Steelhawk’s took control scoring 11 unanswered points in the 4th quarter to take the 25 to 19 victory!

Isiejah Allen brought in two touchdown and Irani DeAraujo caught one. Leading the defense in tackles was Matt Cohen with 9 solo tackles and 2 assists. Marvin Johnson forced a fumble.

Can’t say enough of how well the Steelhawk’s defense held back the Titan’s offense tonight as it spent a long time out on that field.

Keep banging Hawks!

Great day for Lehigh Valley Sports!

OinK! Screech! Roll on!

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Podsednik to Red Sox?

Red Sox fans cringed when Jacoby Ellsbury went down with an injury and now us IronPig fans may cringe that the Sox are looking at Scott Podsednik as a replacement.

Per MLB Trade Rumors:

Scott Podsednik could be an option for the Red Sox following Ellsbury’s injury, says Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports. The Phillies would let Podsednik out of his minor league deal for a big league job, and Rosenthal says they could also trade for a Marlon Byrd or Coco Crisp type later in the season.

I’m sure Scott would love a chance to play full time on the Red Sox but we would certainly miss him here.

The Pigs are stocked with a number of good outfielders this season and perhaps a move like this would see fan favorite Rich Thompson in the lineup more often.

We will see…

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The $5mil Man – Deactivated – Pigs win 8-6

New enhanced fireworks - in the park

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On a (warmer) Friday the 13th, firework extravaganza night, the IronPigs derailed the Syracuse Chiefs to earn the series sweep and their best start ever at 7-2 along with the first 3 game sweep at Coca-Cola Park with the best record in the entire IL!

The story of the night was Syracuse starting pitcher, $5 mil man John Lannan and Adam Kilgore of The Washington Post has the call.

Posted at 07:10 PM ET, 04/03/2012

John Lannan optioned, Ross Detwiler to the Nationals rotation: Initial thoughts

The $5 Million Dollar Man (Photo courtesy of Chery Pursell)

By Adam Kilgore

The entire article is clickable above (good read on this interesting story – below is an excerpt.)

“Lannan becomes the highest-paid player ever optioned to the minors before the end of spring training, and also the first healthy pitcher to post a sub-4.00 ERA and get optioned to the minors before the end of the following spring.”

There was much talk of John “Lee Majors” Lannan and his $5mil contract. During his warm-up in the ‘Pen it seemed like he had decent stuff including a strange 4 finger grip (new camera coming soon).

Pigs Jump to a 5-0 Lead – Syracuse Shoddy

"Life is a Highway" (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Regardless, the scoring began in the 2nd when Hector Luna singled, Cody Overbeck singled off the glove of 3rd baseman Carlos Rivera and Lou Montanez drew a walk. Tuffy Gosewisch had a chance to go back to back 4 bangers, but alas it was not to be. Tuffy did grab an RBI scoring Luna on a ground out to 3rd.  The Iron’ strikes  first and leads the Pigs lead 1 – 0.

Then it got bizarre as a lazy fly to left off  pitcher (Tom “Life is a Highway”*  Cochran) jumped out of left fielder Cory Brown’s glove – he caught it and it just jumped out – it reminded me of  the old “let’s pull a rabbit out of my hat” trick  and scored Overbeck and Lou Montanez who drew a previous walk. Pigs up 3 – 0

Two more would score in the 3rd after a Frandsen single, a Dominick Brown double and an error on short-stop Seth Bynum. ‘Pigs are now cruising with a 5-0 lead.

Bryce Harper hits his only single of the evening (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Chiefs Get on the Board

Jason Michaels and Bryce Harper would single and Michaels would score in the 4th on an error by Hector Luna. Tyler Moore who did not hit any home-runs this game for a change –  popped out to Overbeck to stem the train. Pigs 5 – Chiefs 1

More Chiefs

The Chiefs would score again with two outs in the 5th when Cory Brown walked, Seth Bynum singled followed by a Jason Michaels single to score Brown. Instead of his traditional HR,Tyler Moore doubled to left to scoring Bynum and Michaels. Tyler Moore would advance to 2nd when a throw home went through both catcher Tuffy Gosewisch and pitcher Tom Cochran. Friday the 13 was certainly if full swing (more on that later).  Pigs 5 – Chiefs 4 (and the nail-biting ensues)

Overbeck goes yard for a 3 run homer (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Overbeck Over the Wall

No need to chip a tooth as Lannan got the hook in the bottom half of the 5th after a 3 run blast on Cody Overbeck’s first HR of the season and then a walk to Hector Luna. Overall LHV knocked the bionic out of “Steve Austin” for 8 runs (4 earned) on 9 hits with 3 BB and 3 SO.  Austin Babbins-Dirkx came on to end the inning despite a two out Andres Blanco Single Pigs 8 – Chiefs 4

Here come the Chiefs

The Chiefs added two more runs in the 6th when Jhonatan Solano reached on a 6 pitch walk, Jarrett Hoffpauir reached on a the 3rd IronPigs E on the night this time by Kevin Frandsen.

David Purcey took the mound in relief of Cochran and promptly surrendered a triple to pinch hitter Mark Teahan scoring Solano and Hoffpauir.

Michael Schwimer pitched two scoreless innings while striking out 3 to earn his 2nd save (Photo courtesy of Cherly Pursell)

Tyler Moore steps to the plate after sucessive walks to Seth Bynum and Jason Michaels. This time Moore is less and fouls out to right fielder Lou Montanez. Pigs 8 – Chiefs 6 (and the nervousness ensues).

Purcey goes on to pitch the rest of the 6th and the 7th giving up 2 hits, 0 runs, 2 BB and 1 SO.

With the score 8 – 6 top 8th who would you make the call to? Yes, “Phear the Phro” ‘Scwim’ is in and proceeds to pitch 2 strong innings surrendering 1 hit, no runs and striking out half the hitters he faced. LHV remains undefeated at Coca-Cola Park.

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The Box

This was certainly an odd evening and it was after all Friday the 13th. The IronPigs have been lucky in Friday the 13th games all-time going 3-1 and outscoring their opponents 22-17.

The Pig Pen

In this 3 game series the ‘Pen has surrendered only 8 hits in 9.2 innings pitched, 1 earned run, 13 SO and 2 BB for… wait for it an ERA of .93. “How do you like all that”*

The Harper/Moore Effect

While it was unfortunate to be unable to speak with Bryce Harper (media blackout), in a conversation with GM Kurt Landes he mentioned  Harper’s actually a nice kid – shame we couldn’t have found out for ourselves. Come to think of it there was no helmet throwing incidents or kisses blown to IronPigs pitchers and consequently not much action at the plate either.

Tyler Moore on the other hand had an outstanding series but it was all for naught.

 

 Click below for the Matt Provence IronPigs Radio Recap of the Game.

The Rochester Red Wings come into town for a quick 2 game series starting at 6:35 pm on Saturday.

Go Pigs!

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Gosewisch – Goes-uh-Salami – Pigs win 5-4

On Fefe bobble head/arm giveaway night, the IronPigs got their 6th victory  winning 5 of those 6 by a single run.

It just doesn’t matter

Syracuse first baseman Tyler Moore continues to rock ‘Pigs pitching with his 3rd home run in two nights.

Freeze Gopher! ~~Carl Spackler - No gophers on Bill Butler's beautifully landscaped field.

It just doesn’t matter when in the bottom of the 4th IronPigs catcher Tuffy Gosewisch hits only the 3rd Grand Salami at Coca-Cola Park and that’s all the ‘Pigs would need. The other two were of course by Andy Tracy now the Manager for the Crosscutters in Williamsport (Class A Short-Season).

It just doesn’t matter when the combination of Raul Valdes and Phillippe Aumont go 3 up 3 down in the 7th, 8th, and 9th with 6 (of 9) being strike outs.

It just doesn’t matter when “The Star” Bryce Harper has an o’fer.

In fact, at this point what does really matter? Other than LHV is 6-2, off to their best start ever and along with the Columbus Clippers have the best record in the IL!

The Box

The Voice

Click below for the Matt Provence IronPigs Radio Recap of the Game.

That should be all you need to know – so please enjoy the pretty pictures and we’ll try to do it all again tomorrow!

A huge thanks to Cheryl Pursell for her amazing photo contributions!

Vote FeFe!

Gosewisch Goes Salami! But where's the bat?

Tuffy

Tuffy - Forget about it! (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Four score and eight hours ago our Tuffy brought forth in this Park, a Grand Slam! (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Take away the two dings by Tyler Moore and Misch pitched 5 strong innings (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Bryce Harper looks to Jobu

Bats, they are sick... I ask Jobu to come, take fear from bats. I offer him cigar, rum. He will come. ~~Pedro Cerano (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Bryce Harper

Bryce Harper - CUT ON AND MISSED

Richie T delivers Roses to some lucky attendees of Ladies Night at Coca-Cola Park (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

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Hail Yes – Pigs 7 – Chiefs 6

What the Hail?

Hail - Yes

As folks were eagerly waiting to get their hands on a Ferrous Bobblebelly the sky opened up and the hail began to fall. The weather however would not dampen the IronPigs bats on this chilly April evening.

In an action packed game including 13 runs on 22 hits, the wood came to life and the ‘Pigs rocked 7 of those runs on 9 hits to win 7-6. Most importantly Lehigh Valley went 4-11 with runners in scoring position to pull off the win and garner their best start ever at 5W – 2L.

The Hitting

Scott Podsednik (CF) 2 for 4 with 2 runs scored

Dom Brown (LF) 1 for 3, 1 RBI, and 1 Run scored

I still hear a lot of rumbling about Brown around the park and not all of it is positive. It seems however as if he is on his way to silencing the naysayers. He’s hustling in the field and getting timely hits – while the season is young it’s a step in the right direction for Brown.

Hector Luna (3B) 1 for 3 with 1 run scored

Lou Montanez (RF) 1 for 3

Cody Overbeck (1B) 1 for 4, 1 RBI and 1 run scored

Erik Kratz (C) 2 for 4, 2 RBIs, and 1 run scored

Joe Thurston (Howell the 3rd) whacked a pinch hit dinger to right in the 8th for the game winner as the Chiefs Tyler Moore rocked his 2nd homer in the 9th.

Overall the ‘Pigs batted .290 and a powerful .363 with runners in scoring position.

The Bullpen

Austin Hyatt earned the win going 5 innings, giving up 2 (earned) runs on 6 hits with 3 SO and 4 BB.

Michael “Phear the Phro” Schwimer pitched 1 inning, giving up 2 hits and 3 (un-earned) runs while walking 1.

Jake Diekman with two strong innings gave up 4 hits, no runs and earned his 2nd hold of the year.

Other than the Tyler Moore blast Phillippe Aumont shut down Syracuse and earned his 2nd save of the year.

Overall the bullpen surrendered 13 hits and only 3 of the 6 scored by Syracuse were earned. The pen was saved by some timely fielding including 3 double plays and the Chiefs were 3-13 with RISP and left 9 on base.

The Harper

19 year old phenom Bryce Harper was held in check by the ‘pen and went 1 for 5 with 3 SO.

Bryce Harper (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Bryce Harper launches a souvenier out of play

Wishful Thinking

While the temperature board said 44 degrees it felt much colder than that and after a brief rain shower the Park emptied rapidly. As the temp board flipped screens there seemed to be a subliminal message displayed.

It didn't help... but was comical!

The Box

Click below for the Matt Provence IronPigs Radio Recap of the Game.

The Pix

Play Ball

Ferrous Bobble "belly"

Scott Podsednik steals 3rd and scores the first run on a throwing error by catcher Jhonatan Solano (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Dom Brown - SAFE after a lead-off walk - Brown would go on to score (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Hector Luna - SAFE after a single by Cody Overbeck - Luna would go on to score (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

Erik Kratz grabs 2 RBIs on a double to left (Photo courtesy of Cheryl Pursell)

RUNning shoes

The IronPigs will try to repeat tomorrow evening at Coca-Cola Park. The Palm trees at the Tiki Terrace will be lit – hopefully it will raise the temperature a bit.

Pig Out!

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