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Peoria Cubs pitcher Julio Castillo had some issues
commanding the location of his fastball in last night’s
game in Class-A ball action against the Dayton Dragons. Castillo hit everything but the strikezone, including two batters and a fan ...
As you probably saw in our morning wakeup
video whachamahoozit, the Peoria Chiefs and Dayton Dragons engaged
in a pretty nasty brawl at Dayton's Fifth Third Park on Thursday, which even included a civilian casualty. Peoria pitcher Julio Castillo ...
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A Midwest League beat writer's opinion on the
two teams he'd expect to be in this brawl
- the Dayton Dragons and Peoria Chiefs.
DAYTON, Ohio---- Fifteen players and both managers were
ejected -- and a fan was sent to the
hospital -- following a 10-minute, benches-clearing brawl in a Class-A minor league game between affiliates of the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs on ...
Fifteen players and both managers were ejected --
and a fan was sent to the hospital --
following a 10-minute, benches-clearing brawl in a Class-A minor league game between affiliates of the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs on Thursday night.
Sorry for the lack of audio but you
don’t need any sound to tell that the Peoria
Chiefs and Dayton Dragons got into a nice scrap during Thursday’s game . The Class Low-A Midwest League matchup featured three batters hit by pitch, ...
Fifteen players and both managers were ejected --
and a fan was sent to the hospital --
following a 10-minute, benches-clearing brawl in a Class-A minor league game between affiliates of the the Cubs and Cincinnati Reds on Thursday night. ...
A fight in a minor league baseball game
resulted in the ejection of 15 players and two
managers, along with one player who faces a felony charge of assault and battery. The Class Low-A Midwest League Peoria Chiefs (Cubs) and Dayton Dragons (Reds) affiliates brawled in the first inning of Thursday night's game.
The Dayton Daily News is reporting that the
Dayton Dragons were involved in a "brawl" Thursday evening
with the Peoria Chiefs. The Dragons are a Class A minor league affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds..... How many more brawls can we have around these parts in one week?
about Josh Hamilton and his frequently discussed drug
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here are 7 phrases announcers should not use when referring to rehab poster-boy Josh Hamilton
Dayton Daily News: DAYTON — A first-inning four-run
rally quickly escalated into a bench-clearing brawl between the
Dayton Dragons and Peoria Chiefs tonight at Fifth Third Field that halted play for an hour and 9 minutes. The game was resumed at 8:51 p.m. after the league office in Beloit, Wis., reversed 17 ejections that were handed down following the brawl, which lasted about 10 ...
Back at the beginning of the season we
didn’t know a whole lot about the Cincinnati Reds.
Dusty Baker had taken over as team skipper and opted to go with Corey Patterson in centerfield over top prospect Jay Bruce . Adam Dunn had shown ...
I seriously don't understand what the Reds are
thinking right now. Yesterday after the game Bronson Arroyo
said a bunch of junk about how he shouldn't be traded. Also Walt Jocketty said there would be no salary dumping before the deadline. Now a day later I read about how they were supposedly in Baltimore scouting George Sherrill. continued...
The Rockies likely will not get a chance
to take their hacks against former teammate Josh Fogg
. At least not as soon as originally advertised. The former Rockies right-hander, who was scheduled to start Friday's series opener, suffered a frightening ...
Dunn hits Reds' first grand slam this season
in win vs. Padres CINCINNATI (AP) -- Greg Maddux
has never gone so long without a win. The 350-game winner had another teasing day on the mound Wednesday, watching his lead vanish one pitch after he left ...
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"I don't think the A's would want that,
he doesn't really fit there need of right-handed power,
simply because he is left-handed." "Besides, who wants 2 .230 hitters in the same lineup? They are both left handed no less..." Remember, being left-handed ...
Josh Fogg will miss his next scheduled start
for the Cincinnati Reds because of a split upper
lip, suffered when he was hit in the face during batting practice.
Whether they were looking to manufacture an excuse
for Oliver Perez or a way to kill time,
Keith Hernandez's and Gary Cohen's rant over Cincinnati delaying the start of Saturday night's game was condescending and petty.
"> Reds notebook Batting practice can be dangerous.
Reds pitcher Josh Fogg found out just how dangerous
Tuesday when he was hit in the face by a line drive off the bat of Joey Votto. He was in right field tossing when the ball struck him. ...
Keppinger double lifts Reds past Padres in 11th
inning CINCINNATI (AP) -- The first eight times that
Jake Peavy pitched against Cincinnati, the San Diego Padres ended the game with a celebration. An against-the-odds grounder and a check-swing single ...
Nats OF Wily Mo Pena had successful surgery
performed in Cincinnati this morning by Dr. Tim Kremchek.
The Nats are saying that Pena will be out four to six months; he'll be ready for spring training. According to the release, Kremchek repaired a ...
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If I ever have a son-in-law, I'd like
him to be like Elvin Tibideaux . You know,
a guy who could subserviently play the comedic whipping boy to my easily-bemused Cliff Huxtable self in the sitcom that will undoubtedly be my life as a ...
NEW YORK -- On the eve of their
important series against the Phillies, the Mets can't be
sure what to make of Billy Wagner. After their closer's left shoulder was examined by a club-affiliated doctor on Monday, the Mets decided that Wagner should be ...
Monday, July 21st 2008, 8:28 PM (Page 1
of 2) Whether they were looking to manufacture an
excuse for Oliver Perez or a way to kill time, Keith Hernandez 's and Gary Cohen 's rant over Cincinnati delaying the start of Saturday night's game was ...
The stars are shining bright here at the
Sports of Boston First Half Fantasy Baseball Awards. In
fact the award show just may take home the award for longest award show name. Wow, I don’t know who to thank. The first half had it all. Ups, downs, lefts, rights, you name it baby. This award show is highlighting those who have exceeded expectations, disappointed us greatly, and anybody ...
One of the more popular promotions the Milwaukee
Brewers put on is the bp C'mon Back Card.
Fans qualify for a free Terrace Level ticket at selected games this season by making six purchases of eight gallons of gas or more at ...
Mets beat writer David Lennon offers breaking news,
commentary, and musings from his perch at Shea Stadium.
Gameday Live 99: Mets at Cincinnati | Main No MRI scheduled for Wagner Just woke up Mets pr honcho Jay Horwitz (sorry, Jay). Contrary to a ...
UPDATE: According to Newsday’s David Lennon, Billy Wagner’s
MRI has been put on hold. Wagner felt no
pain on the flight home from Cincinnati and, according to Jay Horowitz (Mets PR director), unless he feels “tightness” today, he will not have the tests.
With yesterdays extra inning win in Cincinnati, coupled
with the Phillies extra inning loss in Florida, the
Mets moved back into a tie for first place.
CINCINNATI -- Billy Wagner won't have his left
shoulder examined on Monday, after it felt better during
the Mets' flight home from Cincinnati on Sunday night, a published report said. Mets vice president of media relations Jay Horwitz told ...
Sitting down with the well-traveled infielder to talk
about preparation, base hits, and getting the job done
in the field.
Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.
Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips — playing against
the Mets this evening — turned one of the
most aesthetically pleasing double plays I’ve ever seen. I don’t know if it was on par with his two-bag thievery last season, but ...


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A Class-A Brawl Breaks Out in Class-A Ball Game