Wed, 17 September, 8:00PM, at West Roxbury - Billings
White Sox 1, Marlins 0
In dramatic extra frames, the White Sox scored first to defeat the Marlins 1-0 in walk-off style in the deciding Game 3 of the Atlantic Conference Semifinals.
Al Wiesner of the White Sox was masterful, pitching 8 shutout innings, allowing only 2 hits, 2 walks and striking out 8. For the Marlins, Neil Doherty was almost as masterful, shutting out the White Sox for 7 innings, allowing only 3 hits, 2 walks and striking out 4.
In the bottom of the 8th, all with no outs, Jim Baldyga reached on a misperceived fly ball to left. Dan Field then walked. Hiro then entered for the Marlins (his 3rd outing in 3 games), relieving Doherty, and walked John Howe to load the bases. Nate Pane then delivered a clean single to drive in Baldyga to lead the Sox to victory and send them to the Atlantic Conference Finals versus the Royals. |
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| Wiesner tosses 8 inning shutout; Nate Pane delivers GWRBI. |
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Sun, 14 September, 10:00AM, at East Boston - Sartori Stadium
White Sox 5, Marlins 4
The White Sox evened the Atlantic Semi's at 1-1 with a victorious battle over the Fish.
The Sox struck right away when Mike McInnis and Al Wiesner walked to start off the game and scored on a wild pitch and a Joe Lombardi sac fly. The M's brought it back to 2-1 when Tim Sheflin singled and scored. But when 5 straight Sox reached in the 5th, it proved enough.
Down 5-3 in the bottom of the 7th, the Marlins scored 1 run on an error. Then with the tying and winning run on base, Eamonn McDonough finished what he started and forced a flyout to Joe Lombardi to end the game and pick up the win.
Noteworthy: Dating back to the regular season, Mike McInnis has reached in 15 of 16 PA's (6 for 7 with 9 walks). |
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| E. McDonough notches 1st playoff win; M. McInnis tears up the bases. |
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Fri, 12 September, 8:00PM, at Brighton - Cassidy (CCircle)
Marlins 6, White Sox 1
The Marlins took the early advantage in the best of three conference semi finals with a 6-1 victory over the White Sox at Cleveland Circle.
Hiro Nakamura was in postseason form, going the distance for the Fish when they needed it most. Hiro scattered five hits and struck out 6, while keeping the Sox off balance with a deceptive delivery.
The Marlins got all of the offense they would need in the 3rd, when Andy Katz scored on an error, and Chris Ryan doubled in Adam Etherington before scoring himself. Katz later added some insurance in the 5th with an RBI single.
Dan Field stood out behind the plate for the White Sox, gunning down two would be Marlin base stealers. |
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| Hiro: CG victory on the mound |
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Thu, 11 September, 8:00PM, at West Roxbury - Billings
Marlins 8, Braves 1
The Marlins proved once again that pitching and defense wins games in the postseason as they avenged a regular season loss against Braves ace Chris O'Sullivan, winning the Atlantic conference Wild Card game 8-1 at Billings Field.
Neil Doherty twirled a masterpiece, picking up the first postseason win in Marlins history by virtue of a complete game, 3 hit performance. He once again epitomized control pitching by allowing only 2 walks, while striking out 2.
The Marlins broke a scoreless tie with 7 runs in the 3rd, highlighted by a perfect hit and run single by Chris Ryan, in addition to RBI singles by Paul Bracco and Matt King and a bases loaded walk to Andy Katz. Davin Wilfrid later added a rocket triple to the left center gap in the 6th.
Adam Etherington was lights out at short, handling 10 chances cleanly, and Tim Sheflin robbed Chad Pires of extra bases, hauling in a long drive up the slope in left in the 4th. |
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Mon, 8 September, 7:30PM, at Roslindale - Fallon
Curtin's Rockies 7, Marlins 2
The Rockies won their 4th straight in 5 days. Mike McCarthy got the win going 6 innings.
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Sun, 7 September, 12:30PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Marlins 9, DBacks 2
The Marlins played errorless defense and rode a 14 hit attack to their first playoff berth in franchise history with a 9-2 win over the DBacks at Ryan Field.
Matt King threw a complete game six hitter for his first MABL win, walking 3 and striking out 4. He was helped by double plays in the first and fifth innings, and by a runner caught stealing by catcher Joe Montoya in the third.
Six Marlins had two hits on the day, including Adam Etherington (3B,RBI,SB), Paul Bracco (3B,SB), and King (2 2B, 4 RBI).
Jeremy Broadwell took the loss for the DBacks. |
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| Bracco, Etherington: Big hits in middle of order; King: 1st win |
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Sat, 6 September, 9:30AM, at East Boston - Sartori Stadium
Marlins 5, Mariners 1
Neil Doherty won his second decision in as many starts against the Mariners this season as the Marlins prevailed 5-1 at East Boston.
Doherty pitched a complete game four hitter, throwing only 65 pitches while walking none and striking out 2. The Marlins defense contributed two double plays, and Paul Bracco added two more outfield assists from center.
Chris Ryan gave the Marlins an early lead with a triple to left center in the third, setting off a four run inning against Mariner starter Tom DeVeau. |
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| Neil: now 5-3, 2.16; DeVeau pitches well in loss |
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Wed, 3 September, 7:30PM, at East Boston - Sartori Stadium
Yankees 3, Marlins 0
Ken Kilduff took a no hitter into the 7th but it was broken up with a 1 out single by Davin Wilfrid. Kilduff finished up the complete game victory allowing just 2 hits while striking out a career high 13 batters.
Offensively, the Yanks jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 1st with a Jeff McHugh single and a Frank Kowalski sac fly. Paul Reggio pitched in with a clutch 2 out single in the 4th to give the Yanks some insurance.
Chris Ryan pitched well for the Marlins but picked up the loss in 5 innings of work allowing just 1 earned run.
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| Reg and Kowalski drive in runs, Kilduff pitches 2 hitter |
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Thu, 28 August, 7:30PM, at Sudbury - Feeley
White Sox 11, Marlins 9
In an ugly game, the White Sox outdueled the Marlins to regain 1st place in the Atlantic Conference.
The Sox drew 10 walks to go with 7 hits, and stole 12 bases, led by Al Wiesner with 5. Additionally, 2 runs scored on wild pitches, 2 runs scored on passed balls, and one run scored on a throwing error by the pitcher. Great base running put Sox runners in position to score. The Marlins drew 9 walks, 2 HBP and 6 hits of their own.
Going into the 5th, the Marlins held a 6-4 lead before the Sox exploded for 7 runs in the inning behind hits from John Howe, Hugh Guilderson (3 for 3), Roger Malouf and 4 walks. The Fish eventually brought the score back to 11-9, but that was all they would muster.
Brian Houlding started the game, but withdrew in the 3rd inning. Nate Pane tossed 4.2 innings of 2-hit relief to pick up his first MABL win.
For the Marlins, Chris Ryan picked up a pair of hits. Hiro took the loss.
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| Nate Pane picks up first MABL win. |
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Tue, 26 August, 8:00PM, at Roxbury - Clifford
Marlins 9, Beantown Pub Cards 5
Neil Doherty held the potent Cards offense at bay for 7 solid innings and the Marlins put up 9 runs to come out on top at Clifford Field.
Chris Ryan got the offense going for the Fish in the bottom of the first, belting a solo homer to right center. The Marlins then added two in the second, when after a perfect sacrifice by Joe Montoya, Matt King singled to center scoring two.
The bottom of the Marlins order came through again in the fourth inning. Davin Wilfrid hit a one out triple, and then scored on a fielders choice by Paul Bracco. Another single by King scored Bracco, and a double by Tim Sheflin knocked in another run. The outcome was sealed in the fifth when Ryan, Wilfrid and Bracco all drove in single runs.
Doherty again relied on pinpoint control to pick up his 4th win of the season, picking up 5 K's while walking only one and allowing only 2 earned runs. Jeff James (7-1) took the loss for the Cards. |
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| Neil wins his 4th, Ryan: 7 gm hitting streak |
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Tue, 19 August, 8:00PM, at Dorchester - McConnell
Royals 10, Marlins 3
Andrew Marenghi came up huge for the Royals in his 1st MABL start against the Marlins. Marenghi K'd 9 and gave up only 4 Marlins hits while going the complete game. Only 1 of the 3 runs Marenghi yielded was earned.
Felix Villalobos led the previously slumping Royals offense by going 3 for 3 with a 2B, 3R and 4RBI. Felix also took home on double steal in the 2nd to provide the Royals with a lead they wouldn't relinquish. Steve Palumbo had the Royals' only other multi-hit game going 2 for 3 with an RBI.
The Marlins offense was led by Adam Etherington (2 for 3, 2B, 2RBI) and Chris Ryan (2 for 4) who also took the loss on the mound. |
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| Andrew picks up his 1st win, and Felix provides the offense |
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Sun, 17 August, 9:30AM, at East Boston - Sartori Stadium
Marlins 3, Athletics 1
Hiro Nakamura of the Marlins and Rob Sherman of the A's squared off in a prime time pitcher's duel in East Boston. Timely offense made the difference for the Marlins as they emerged with a 3-1 victory.
The A's were first to strike as Pedro Gil (2-3, run) singled, stole second and scored on a Michael Elko single in the third. The Marlins answered in the bottom half with Matt King scoring on a fielders choice grounder by Nakamura.
The Marlins later added single runs in the 5th and 6th; the first on an RBI single by Andy Katz scoring Brian Mahoney and later an infield single by Paul Bracco plating Nakamura.
In the meantime, Hiro was lights out on the hill, allowing only 5 hits and walking none. He collected 8 strikeouts while going the distance for his 5th victory of the season.
Sherman (5-6) was equally brilliant for the A's, striking out 6 to become only the 4th pitcher in the last 8 years to reach 100 in a MABL season. |
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| Hiro: 1-3 and complete game gem; Sherman: Triple digit K's |
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Sat, 16 August, 12:30PM, at Brighton - Cassidy (CCircle)
Astros 11, Marlins 10
The Astros (3-17) overcame eight errors to clip the Marlins (8-10) at Cleveland Circle 11-10.
Down 10-6 heading into the last inning, the 'stros crossed the plate five times with two outs. Dan Schumaker started the scoring with a three-run double, Jeff Roy walked, Tim Clark singled sharply, and Kevin Gorman (2H, R, RBI), reached base for the fourth time with a HBP to drive in the tying run. Owen Devine's infield hit drove in Clark for the winning run. Clark (2-for-3, BB, 2R) was playing his first game of the season after a 19-game stint on the DL.
Tyler Walsh threw all seven innings to earn the complete game victory. He allowed ten runs, three earned, ten hits, four walks and three K's. Neil Doherty took the loss for the Marlins.
Chris Ryan belted a three-run home run in the third to bring the Marlins within one. Josh Misiph was stranded at third after a lead-off triple in the seventh. |
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| Schumaker 3RBI and solid at third, Walsh notches first career win in MABL, Devine drives in the game winner. |
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Tue, 12 August, 7:30PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Marlins 6, DBacks 2
The Marlins won their second straight, building a 6-2 lead behind Hiro Nakamura (5IP, 2ER, 3H, 4K) before the game is called due to rain in the top of the 6th.
The Fish opened the scoring in the top of the first with a sacrifice fly by Davin Wilfrid and a bases loaded walk to Joe Montoya, only to have the DBacks answer in the bottom half with a RBI double by Jeremy Broadwell and a run scoring single by Bill Schellbach.
The bottom of the Marlins order countered in the top of the 2nd, loading the bases for Chris Ryan, who cleared them with a double to center. A home run by Adam Etherington in the 3rd was the final blow.
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| Hiro: 4th win; Etherington hits HR into the Ryan darkness |
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Sat, 9 August, 3:30PM, at East Boston - Sartori Stadium
Marlins 9, Reds 3
Three Marlin pitchers combined on a two hitter and the Fish snapped a three game losing streak with the 9-3 win at East Boston.
Every Marlin starter reached base in the game, and the balanced attack was led by Hiro Nakamura (2 - 3, 2 RBI, 2 SB), Josh Misiph (2 - 3, 3 RBI) and Paul Bracco (2 - 3, HBP). Bracco also collected two outfield assists, and has to be near the top in the league with 7 so far this season.
Neil Doherty earned his 3rd win of the season, coming on in relief of Joe Montoya in the 4th and pitching 3 solid innings after going 5 last night. Chris Ryan closed out the Reds in the 7th to seal the victory.
Former Marlin Joe Dunne led the Reds with a single, walk and a pair of stolen bases on the afternoon. |
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| Joe, Neil, Chris hold it down on the hill |
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Fri, 8 August, 8:00PM, at Roxbury - Clifford
Cubs 12, Marlins 5
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Sun, 3 August, 3:30PM, at West Roxbury - West Roxbury HS
Royals 11, Marlins 4
After a rocky start, Ariel Martinez settled down to pick up his team leading 3rd win. Martinez went 5IP giving up 4R (3ER) and striking out 3. Jay Legere pitched scoreless relief for the 2-inning save while striking out 3 Marlins.
Andrew Marenghi led the Royals' offensive attack by going 4 for 5 with a double. Andrew knocked in 5 runs and scored a pair as well. Jason Lewis (2 for 5, R, RBI) came up big as well with 2 doubles on the day. Scott Reinold, Felix Villalobos and Corey Son were the other Royals to have a multi-hit game.
For the Marlins, Dave Wilfrid went 2 for 3 with 2 doubles and an RBI. Hiro Nakamura picked up the loss, but helped himself early on by going 2 for 3 with a 3B and 3RBI on the day. |
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| Felix, Scott and Jason Lewis key a big day for the Royals offense |
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Sat, 26 July, 4:00PM, at East Boston - Sartori Stadium
Orioles 2, Marlins 1
The Orioles downed the Marlins in a pitcher's duel at East Boston Stadium. Chris Demers and Hiro Nakamura were the stars of the game on the mound and at the plate.
The Orioles struck first on consecutive singles by Shaun Stack, Dan Gomes and Demers (2 for 3), and a Marlins' error for two runs in the bottom of the first. That was all the runs that Nakamura (6IP, 5H, 1ER, 2BB, 8K) would allow.
Demers (7IP, 1H, 0ER, 0BB, 10K) cruised through the first six innings. After retiring the first two batters in the top of the seventh, back-to-back Orioles' errors put two runners aboard. Nakamura rapped an RBI single to right to put the Marlins on the board before Demers struck out the final batter of the game to seal the win. |
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| Demers and Nakamura: Stars on the mound and at the plate. |
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Mon, 21 July, 7:00PM, at Roslindale - Healy
Marlins 18, Orioles 3
The Marlins climbed back to five-hundred with a win last night against the Orioles by scoring a season high 18 runs on 13 hits. 11 different Marlins reached base safely during the course of the game.
Joe Montoya was 3 for 4 with 3 runs scored and reached base safely in all 5 of his plate appearances. Adam Etherington was 2 for 4 with two doubles, 3 runs scored, and chipped in with an RBI. Andy Katz also had 2 hits.
Neil Doherty again put on a solid performance on the mound while pitching 6 innings and scattering 8 hits on 3K's and 1 BB. Brian Mahoney made his pitching debut to record a 1-2-3 seventh inning.
For the Orioles, Jay Thomas was 3 for 3 with 1 RBI.
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| Joe Montoya goes 3 for 4; Adam Etherington hits 2 doubles; Neil Doherty picks up 2nd win of the season |
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Sun, 20 July, 5:00PM, at Roslindale - Fallon
Braves 4, Marlins 1
| O'Sullivan pitches the complete game win. More details to follow. |
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Mon, 14 July, 7:30PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Marlins 3, Mariners 1
The Marlins and Mariners matched excellent pitching and errorless defense under the "lights" at Ryan Field Monday night.
In the end, it was the Fish coming out a 3-1 winner by virtue of a couple of loud splashes on offense.
The first came in the top of the second inning, when Davin Wilfrid connected for his first MABL homer, a shot to left. Wilfrid later singled to lead off the 5th, and was followed by a two out RBI triple by John Sailhamer and an RBI single by Pat Allen to increase the lead to 3-0.
Neil Doherty turned in another fine performance on the hill, earning the win with 5 1/3 innings of shutout ball, walking none. Joe Montoya came on in the 6th to shut down a Mariner rally and earn the save after working the 7th.
Brendan Power had a multihit game and scored the Mariners' only run, and teammate Scott Baker threw a great 6 innings on the mound.
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| Davin: Big Fly in the 2nd; Neil wins and Joe saves |
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Sun, 13 July, 5:00PM, at Roslindale - Fallon
Cubs 6, Marlins 2
| The Cubs played great defence and had timely hitting to down the Marlins. The Cubs spread the hitting around with almost every starter tallying one hit. Ritesh Sharma had a great defense play and also had a big hit to knock in Chad Besegai in the 5th to give the Cubs some insurance. Shane Steffens threw a complete game 4 hitter with no earned runs and 5 K's to pick up the win. The Marlins catcher Montoya had a pick 2-out single in the 2nd to knock in their 2 runs. |
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Fri, 27 June, 8:00PM, at Jamaica Plain - Jefferson
Worcester Giants 10, Marlins 9
The Giants improved to 8-2 on the year with a walk-off single in the 7th inning by Dan Sullivan.
This game was a see-saw battle with several lead changes. Giants starter Tim McDonald lasted only two innings, after surrendering 3 runs on 4 hits and 4 base on balls. Steve Corda took to the mound in the 4th and carried the Giants the rest of the way.
Offensively, the Giants were led by Dan Sullivan, who had 2 hits, and Dan Dileo, Joe Albano, and Jeff Decoteau, who all had a pair of hits.
The potent Marlins offense was spear-headed by Andy Katz, who was on base 4 times with 2 hits and 2 walks, and Etherington, who had 2 doubles.
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| Sullivan delivered the game winning single and Corda sured up the hill for the Giants.Katz was on base 4 times. |
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Sun, 15 June, 10:00AM, at East Boston - Sartori Stadium
Marlins 4, Mets 1
The Marlins and Mets battled each other at East Boston Stadium on Sunday morning. Tim Fortune of the Mets went the distance while recording 5 K's in 6 innings of work. But it was Hiroaki "Hiro" Nakamura of the Marlins who came on in relief in the 2nd inning who would pick up the win while recording 6 K's, 3 hits, 1 ER, and 4 assists in 5 2/3 innings.
At the plate, Chris Ryan went 2 for 3 with a single, triple, stolen base and a run scored. Joe Montoya was 2 for 3 with a run scored. Karl Cyr and Davin Wilfrid also picked up clutch RBI's while each going 1 for 2. Paul Bracco went 1 for 3 with two more insurance RBI's late in the game.
For the Mets, Greg Cote was 1 for 3 with a double, walk and run scored.
The win marks the Marlins' fourth in a row!
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| Hiro picks up the win in relief. Chris Ryan and Joe Montoya each have 2 hits in the victory |
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Sat, 7 June, 1:00PM, at Brighton - Cassidy (CCircle)
Marlins 7, Braves 4
The Marlins swam their way to a 7-4 victory in a rain shortened ball game at the Circle.
Hiro Nakamura earned the win on the mound for the Fish, striking out 7 in 5 innings of work, while allowing only 2 earned runs.
Andy Katz walked and singled twice, scoring 3 runs, and Karl Cyr also enjoyed a 2 hit day. Mike Knell of the Braves doubled and tripled in his two trips to lead the visitors. |
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| Hiro: 2nd win; Katz: 3 runs scored at top of lineup |
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Sat, 31 May, 4:00PM, at Brighton - Cassidy (CCircle)
Marlins 5, Athletics 0
On a dreary overcast day at Cleveland Circle, the Marlins shutout the A's 5-0 as John Sailhamer made an emergency spot start on the mound for the fish. Sailhamer pitched 5 shutout innings while giving up only one hit and recording 3K's. Neil Doherty pitched the final 2 frames to preserve the shutout.
Offensively, Paul Bracco got a 2-out 2 RBI single in the first. Chris Ryan, Karl Cyr and Pat Allen each contributed with an RBI in the later innings to pad the lead.
For the A's, Ray Freedenberg was on base 3 times while going 2 for 2 with 2 singles. |
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| John Sailhamer gets the win for the Marlins; Paul Bracco picks up 2 RBI's. |
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Sat, 17 May, 1:00PM, at Brighton - Cassidy (CCircle)
Marlins 4, Dodgers 3
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10 |
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1 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
4 |
10 |
2 |
| Dodgers |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
3 |
6 |
3 |
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The Marlins edged the Dodgers in 10 tense innings at Cleveland Circle on Saturday.
Both teams got a good effort from their starting pitchers, Andrew Mierisch for the Marlins and Greg Gosselin for the Dodgers. Through five innings, the Fish held a 2-1 lead on an RBI single by Davin Wilfrid in the first and an RBI double by Matt King in the fourth.
The Dodgers mounted a comeback in the bottom of the sixth with Adam Gabriel lining a clutch two-out, two-run single to right. Manager Ariel Frometa of the Marlins then went to the bullpen, and Hiro Nakamura got the last out of the inning.
John Sailhamer led off the top of the seventh with a long triple to left, his first MABL hit. He later scored with two outs on an infield error.
The Marlins finally broke through in the top of the 10th. With one out, Chris Ryan singled and scored on a two out single by Paul Bracco. Nakamura then worked a 1-2-3 tenth to seal the victory for the Marlins |
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| Hiro: 4.1 IP, 1H, 3K for first MABL win |
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Sun, 11 May, 10:00AM, at Roslindale - Fallon
Yankees 8, Marlins 3
Behind the strong pitching of Paul Reggio, the Yanks improved to 2-1. Highlighted by John Silk’s 2-RBI bases load double in the 2nd, the Yanks took a 6-1 lead that was all Reggio would need. Reggio tossed 5 innings of 4 hit ball and allowed no earned runs. AJ Bucciarelli (2-4, RBI) and Mike Moloney (3-4, double) both had multi-hit games.
On the defensive front, Greg Crossman (LF Yanks) and Andy Katz (2B Marlins) made two spectacular highlight reel diving catches.
Neil Doherty took the loss for the Marlins but pitched well as just 2 of the 8 runs allowed were earned.
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| Reggio Earns victory. Moloney has 3 hits |
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Sun, 4 May, 1:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
Indians 7, Marlins 5
The Indians defeated the Marlins Sunday afternoon on a sunny day at Ryan.
Daryl Pina took the win, pitching 3.2 innings of relief. Pina allowed just two hits and one unearned run for the afternoon.
At the plate, Kevin Faria and Marco Abreu chipped in with two hits each. Nick Bondola had one hit, one RBI and scored two runs. Rob Linn also scored two runs while providing solid defense behind the dish.
For the Marlins, Andy Katz went 2-4 with a run scored and Karl Cyr was 1-3 w/a walk and 2 runs scored. |
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| Faria led the way with 2 hits, 1 SB and 1 run. DP shut the door w/3 solid in relief. |
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Sun, 27 April, 4:00PM, at Charlestown - Ryan
White Sox 3, Marlins 2
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2 |
0 |
0 |
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0 |
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2 |
9 |
2 |
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0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
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x |
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2 |
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| Luke Foskett drives GWRBI in 13th inning |
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| Eamonn McDonough tosses 8 shutout innings in relief for win. |
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