Rough Triple-A debut for Phil Coke last night in Scranton's 4-0 loss to the Norfolk Tides. Coke got tagged for 3 runs and 8 hits in 3 innings pitched. Dave Robertson (1.1 IP) and J.B. Cox (1 IP) each had scoreless appearances. The Yankees managed just 3 hits in the game.
The Trenton Thunder dropped a 5-3 game to the Connecticut Defenders when Steven Jackson surrendered a 7th inning, 2-run home run to Travis Ishikawa. Eric Hacker started for the Thunder, allowing 3 runs in 5 innings. Ramiro Pena had a pair of RBI for Trenton, while Jose Tabata had to leave the game after being hit by a pitch.
Grant Duff had a no-hitter going and the Tampa Yankees lead the Clearwater Threshers 1-0 when the game entered the 5th inning. Talk about the wheels coming off. Duff and 3 relievers got hammered from that point on and the Yankees fell 12-5. Kevin Whelan had his worst outing of the year, walking 5 batters in 1.1 innings. The top 3 batters in the Yankees lineup, Edwin Nunez, Mitch Hilligoss, and Jose Gil, had 5 of the team's 9 hits and drove in 4 of the 5 runs.
The Charleston RiverDogs prevented the chain from not having a win at either the major or minor league levels. Noel Castillo pitched 2-hit ball for 6 innings in the RiverDogs 3-0 win over the Rome Braves. Gabe Medina and Jon Ortiz finished the shutout, with Ortiz picking up his 17th save. Brad Suttle hit his 2nd home run of the season.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
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