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Bucs

1. Ke'Bryan Hayes (R) 3B

2. Kevin Newman (R) SS

3. Bryan Reynolds (S) CF

4. Yoshi Tsutsugo (L) 1B

5. Anthony Alford (R) LF

6. Wilmer Difo (S) 2B

7. Cole Tucker (S) RF

8. Taylor Davis (R) C

9. Wil Crowe (R) P



Phillies

1. Matt Vierling (R) CF

2. Jean Segura (R) 2B

3. Bryce Harper (L) RF

4. J.T. Realmuto (R) C

5. Brad Miller (L) 1B

6. Andrew McCutchen (R) LF

7. Didi Gregorius (L) SS

8. Ronald Torreyes (R) 3B

9. Ranger Suarez (L) P



Another look-see game. Will they win another game?

4F6E664F646C0B0 wrote: Bucs

1. Ke'Bryan Hayes (R) 3B

2. Kevin Newman (R) SS

3. Bryan Reynolds (S) CF

4. Yoshi Tsutsugo (L) 1B

5. Anthony Alford (R) LF

6. Wilmer Difo (S) 2B

7. Cole Tucker (S) RF

8. Taylor Davis (R) C

9. Wil Crowe (R) P



Phillies

1. Matt Vierling (R) CF

2. Jean Segura (R) 2B

3. Bryce Harper (L) RF

4. J.T. Realmuto (R) C

5. Brad Miller (L) 1B

6. Andrew McCutchen (R) LF

7. Didi Gregorius (L) SS

8. Ronald Torreyes (R) 3B

9. Ranger Suarez (L) P



Another look-see game.  Will they win another game?
I see Crowe lasted his usual 4 2/3 innings

5C7D755C777F180 wrote: Bucs

1. Ke'Bryan Hayes (R) 3B

2. Kevin Newman (R) SS

3. Bryan Reynolds (S) CF

4. Yoshi Tsutsugo (L) 1B

5. Anthony Alford (R) LF

6. Wilmer Difo (S) 2B

7. Cole Tucker (S) RF

8. Taylor Davis (R) C

9. Wil Crowe (R) P



Phillies

1. Matt Vierling (R) CF

2. Jean Segura (R) 2B

3. Bryce Harper (L) RF

4. J.T. Realmuto (R) C

5. Brad Miller (L) 1B

6. Andrew McCutchen (R) LF

7. Didi Gregorius (L) SS

8. Ronald Torreyes (R) 3B

9. Ranger Suarez (L) P



Another look-see game.  Will they win another game?


Worse than that, thanks to Ben Cherington neutering the roster, the Phillies just might be able to come up with their division title. Their next series- against the Bravos- is for the marbles.



Good. Our players get to see the atmosphere.

162334343F0634343F3834510 wrote:

Worse than that, thanks to Ben Cherington neutering the roster.




Last year, the "un" neutered version of the Pirates finished .317.

True. And they finished .426 before he came. I'll wait to give my "Whoo hoo!"

6055424249704242494E42270 wrote: True.  And they finished .426 before he came.  I'll wait to give my "Whoo hoo!"








True. And he's won just as much as your beloved neal huntington. I'll wait to give my "Whoo hoo" when you try and come up with something else after that .426 is surpassed

Let's see them start with winning a series. Baby steps.

0035222229102222292E22470 wrote: Let's see them start with winning a series.  Baby steps.
Marauders win Low A championship. There you go.

https://www.milb.com/milb/news/bradento ... east-title

406661747D71667078130 wrote: Let's see them start with winning a series.  Baby steps.
Marauders win Low A championship. There you go.

https://www.milb.com/milb/news/bradento ... east-title


I know that winning isn't the focus in the minor leagues, that player development is, but there's never anything wrong with pulling together at those lower levels and learning how to win. If players can do it there, they can carry those lessons with them as they move up the ladder. It doesn't guarantee team success in the big leagues, but it can't hurt.

Could use a better photographer, lenses, and subjects at the MLB level.