2001 PLAYER / PITCHER OF THE WEEK #04
| NAME | TEAM | AVG | SLG | G | AB | H | 2B | 3B | HR | R | RBI | K | W | IW | SB | CS | HBP |
| WALKER,Larry | HWE AL | .450 | .950 | 6 | 20 | 9 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 4 | 8 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 3 |
| NAME | CLUB | G | W | L | S | ERA | IP | R | ER | H | K | BB | IBB | WP | BK | HB | HR |
| LOWE,Sean | CBL AL | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2.77 | 13 | 6 | 4 | 14 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| NAME | TEAM | AVG | SLG | G | AB | H | 2B | 3B | HR | R | RBI | K | W | IW | SB | CS | HBP |
| RAMIREZ,Manny | VAL NL | .522 | .913 | 6 | 23 | 12 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 5 | 7 | 2 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| NAME | CLUB | G | W | L | S | ERA | IP | R | ER | H | K | BB | IBB | WP | BK | HB | HR |
| JOHNSON,Randy | BDB NL | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1.29 | 14 | 2 | 2 | 7 | 12 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Fort Worth Panthers @ Chicago Demolition |
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| Series Preview: | In an upcoming series that’s sure to captivate fans, the Chicago Demolition (8-8) are set to clash with the formidable Fort Worth Panthers (12-4). The Demolition, bolstered by the strategic addition of Darryl Kile to their pitching roster, are looking to make a significant impact. Kile, stepping in as the #3 starter, brings a wealth of experience and a competitive edge to the Demolition’s rotation. His ability to consistently deliver quality starts is expected to provide a much-needed stability to the team’s mid-series games, potentially turning the tide in close matchups.
The Panthers, with a superior record, come into the series as favorites, but the Demolition’s recent moves, including Kile’s acquisition, suggest that they’re gearing up for a serious challenge. The odds for the series are leaning towards the Panthers at 1.5-1, reflecting their impressive season performance. However, with Kile’s arm in the mix, the Demolition have a wildcard factor that could upset the Panthers’ rhythm, making this series one to watch closely. |
| Game #1: | In a dominant display, the Fort Worth Panthers shut out the Chicago Demolition with a final score of Fort Worth 10 – Chicago 0. The game kicked off with the Panthers’ R. White securing a base hit, setting the tone early. The first inning saw the Panthers take a 2-0 lead after G. Sheffield’s high drive fell between outfielders, allowing two runners to score. The Panthers continued their offensive onslaught with C. Counsell hitting a three-run homer in the second inning, extending the lead to 5-0. The third inning was highlighted by F. McGriff’s solo home run and R. Aurilia’s two-run homer, bringing the score to 8-0. The Panthers’ relentless attack didn’t stop there, as they added two more runs in the fourth inning, courtesy of another hit by Aurilia. The Demolition’s defense struggled, with errors contributing to the Panthers’ lead. Starting pitcher for the Demolition, K. Millwood, was pulled early after giving up six runs. The Panthers’ pitcher, K. Brown, delivered a strong performance, allowing only two hits over six innings. The Demolition failed to rally, ultimately succumbing to the Panthers’ superior play on both sides of the field.
Final Score: Fort Worth 10 – Chicago 0 Win: Kevin Brown 2-0 (1.96) |
| Game #2: | In an intense extra-innings battle, the Chicago Demolition edged out the Fort Worth Panthers with a final score of Chicago 9 – Fort Worth 8 (11 Innings). The game began with a solid start from both teams, but the Panthers quickly took the lead with a double from F. McGriff, driving in H. Bush. The Demolition responded with a triple from T. Clark and a sacrifice fly by E. Renteria to tie the game. The Panthers surged ahead in the 3rd inning with a three-run homer from A. Ramirez, but the Demolition clawed back with a series of doubles and a game-tying home run from T. Clark in the 7th. The game remained deadlocked until the 11th inning when a wild pitch allowed P. Nevin to score the winning run for the Demolition. Arthur Rhodes took the win, while Travis Phelps was saddled with the loss.
Final Score: Chicago 9 – Fort Worth 8 (11 Innings) Win: Arthur Rhodes 1-1 (3.18) |
| Game #3: | In a tightly contested game, the Chicago Demolition emerged victorious over the Fort Worth Panthers with a final score of 4-2. The game started with both teams displaying strong pitching, keeping the score tied at 0-0 until the bottom of the first when the Demolition’s S. Stewart scored, putting Chicago ahead. The Panthers responded in the top of the sixth with G. Sheffield driving in F. McGriff to tie the game. However, the Demolition took the lead again in the bottom of the eighth with a pivotal two-run homer by C. Pickering. Despite Fort Worth’s efforts, Chicago’s B. Wagner closed the game out in the ninth, securing the win for the Demolition.
Final Score: Chicago 4 – Fort Worth 2 Win: Billy Wagner 1-0 (0.00) |
| Game #4: | In a tightly contested game, the Chicago Demolition secured a victory over the Fort Worth Panthers with a final score of 3-1. The Demolition’s offense was sparked in the bottom of the first inning when Carlos Delgado punched an infield hit to score Shannon Stewart. Phil Nevin later scored on a wild pitch, and Mike Anderson tagged up on a sacrifice fly to add the third run for the Demolition. The Panthers managed to get on the board in the third inning with a solo home run by Doug Glanville, but that was the extent of their scoring.
Pedro Martinez delivered a strong performance for the Demolition, claiming the win with six innings pitched, allowing only one run on three hits and striking out four. Ramon Ortiz took the loss for the Panthers, giving up three runs, two earned, over five and two-thirds innings, with six walks and three strikeouts. Jordan Zimmerman came in to close the game, earning his second save of the season and sealing the win for Chicago. Final Score: Chicago 3 – Fort Worth 1 Win: Pedro Martinez 2-1 (1.71) |
| Game #5: | In a thrilling game, the Chicago Demolition emerged victorious over the Fort Worth Panthers with a final score of 6-3. The game started with a tense first inning where the Panthers’ R. White was struck out by Demolition’s D. Kile. The Demolition quickly took the lead with S. Stewart hitting a double and M. Anderson driving him home. The momentum continued as C. Delgado hit a two-run homer, bringing the score to 3-0. The Panthers managed to get on the board in the second inning with a run scored by G. Sheffield, but the Demolition extended their lead in the fourth with another homer by C. Pickering. Despite a late run by the Panthers in the eighth, the Demolition’s defense held strong, and J. Zimmerman secured the save. Darryl Kile earned the win with a solid pitching performance, while Todd Ritchie took the loss for the Panthers.
Final Score: Chicago 6 – Fort Worth 3 Win: Darryl Kile 2-0 (3.54) |
| Game #6: | In a thrilling baseball game, the Chicago Demolition emerged victorious over the Fort Worth Panthers with a final score of Chicago 9 – Fort Worth 2. The game began with a tight first inning where both teams’ pitchers, David Cone for the Demolition and Kevin Brown for the Panthers, showcased their skills by keeping the score tied at 0-0. However, the Demolition’s offense soon came alive with a solo home run by C. Delgado in the bottom of the first, giving Chicago an early lead.
The Panthers managed to tie the game in the third inning with a solo home run by R. Greer, but the Demolition’s bats were just getting started. In the sixth inning, they regained the lead with a series of hits, including a crucial RBI double by M. Anderson. The Demolition continued to extend their lead with a two-run double by D. Hocking in the seventh inning, followed by another two-run double by E. Renteria in the eighth. Chicago’s pitchers held strong, with Cone earning the win after six solid innings, and the bullpen, including M. Anderson, B. Wagner, and E. Yan, closing out the game effectively. Fort Worth’s Kevin Brown took the loss after giving up three runs over five innings. The Demolition’s offense was too much for the Panthers, sealing a decisive victory. Final Score: Chicago 9 – Fort Worth 2 Win: David Cone 3-1 (5.49) |
| Series Summary: | Chicago ultimatley takes the series 5 games to 1 and makes a statement that they are a contending team in the American League & that they should not be taken lightly. Remember they are reigning World Series Champions. |
Michigan Marauders @ Long Beach Titans |
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| Series Summary: | Michigan and Long Beach split 6 games. |
Winnipeg Goldeyes @ Danbury Mad Hatters |
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| Series Preview: | Winnipeg (5-11) visit the Mad Hatters (8-8). Danbury hopes tht they can stay in 2nd place. |
| Game #1: | Winnipeg Goldeyes 2-1 |
| Game #2: | Winnipeg Goldeyes 10 – 7 |
| Game #3: | Winnipeg Goldeyes 4-1 |
| Game #4: | Winnipeg Goldeyes 6-5 |
| Game #5: | Bere throws a complete 3 hit shutout for Danbury. DMH 2-0 |
| Game #6: | Winnipeg Goldeyes 5-3 |
| Series Summary: | Winnipeg leave fat and happy winning 5 of the 6 games. Danbury goes back to the training field to figure out what went wrong. |
Hampton Huskies @ Blarney Drive Bandits |
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| Series Preview: | A good team (Blarney Drive) versus Hampton. |
| Game #1: | Blarney Drive 2, Hampton 1 Randy Johnson (3-0) limited the Huskies to just two hits, but Darren Dreifort (0-2) was almost as good for Hampton as he only gave up four but it was enough to get the Bandits the win. Brian Giles was the offensive juggernaut in the game with two singles for the Bandits. JD Drew (6) smacked a solo home run for Hampton’s only run of the game. |
| Game #2: | Hampton 10, Blarney Drive 7 The Huskies scored three runs in the bottom of the 8th on Scott Hatteberg‘s line shot homer off Jeff Tam to break a 7-7 tie and get the home team a rare win. The homer was Hatteberg’s first of the season. Mark Little homered twice in a losing effort for Blarney Drive and drove in five runs in the game. Josias Manzanillo earned his first save of the season thanks to pitching a perfect 9th. Hatteberg also doubled in the game to give him four RBIs on the day. Shawn Green added three hits for the Bandits. Note – Hampton scored six unearned runs in the game off David Wells in the 4th inning when Todd Pratt and Alex Cora each committed errors. |
| Game #3: | Blarney Drive 11, Hampton 6 An unclose game made close only thanks to a Robert Fick grand slam in the bottom of the 9th that meant a Hampton 5-run loss instead of 9 runs. The Bandits blasted three homers off Scum-of-the-Earth starting pitcher Bruce Chen and then went on to hammer two more in the laugher. Homer honors went to Quilvio VEras (1), Shawn Green (9), Magglio Ordonez (3), Craig Paquette (1) and Todd Pratt (1). Jeremy Giambi (2) also homered for Hampton. Ironically, Jason Marquis (3-1) had a two-hit shutout going when he was pulled in the top of the 7th and that finally gave Hampton a chance to un-Chen the score. |
| Game #4: | Hampton 10, Blarney Drive 0 Hampton clobbered Mike Hampton and the lesser ranks of the Blarney Drive bullpen while Barry Zito (3-1) nailed down seven shutout innings in the Huskies’ win. Every Hampton hitter had at least one hit in the game with four of them leaving the park – Gutierrez (3), Giambi (3), Redmond (2), and Hillenbrand (1). |
| Game #5: | Hampton 4, Blarney Drive 2 (10) Stev Cox blasted a two-run shot off David Weathers in the bottom of the 10th with two outs to give Hampton a walk-off win. Marcus Giles and Robert Fick each had three hits for the Huskies while Craig Paquette did the same for Blarney Drive. Chris Reitsma was great for the Bandits and tossed 9 innings and gave up just one unearned run on eight hits. |
| Game #6: | Blarney Drive 7, Hampton 1 A no-doubter for Blarney Drive with their offense producing and the pitching mound occupied by Randy Johnson (4-0) for 7 innings. The only satisfaction in the game for Hampton is that Johnson’s ERA got bumped up to 1.00. Johnson was not dominating – only 5 Ks – but he didn’t need to be. Magglio Ordonez (5) homered twice in the game for the winners. |
| Series Summary: | A split against a vastly better team – we will take it. |
Dondero Oaks @ Corktown Bootleggers |
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| Game #1: | Corktown 5-4 |
| Game #2: | Corktown 14-2 |
| Game #3: | Corktown comes back from down 5-0. Corktown 8-7 |
| Game #4: | Corktown 6-2 |
| Game #5: | Corktown 7-0 |
| Game #6: | Corktown 5-2 |
| Series Summary: | Corktown completes the sweep with their 12th consecutive victory. |
Gladstone Gladiators @ Baltimore Blue Crabs |
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| Series Preview: | The 11-5 Gladstone Gladiators, leaders of the N.L. Central, pay a visit to Baltimore to visit the 2nd place Blue Crabs, who are sporting a 10-6 record. |
| Game #1: | It’s all Gladiators in the opener, as Gladstone scores a dozen, with 17 hits. Cesar Crespo (WHO??) led the way with 4 hits, including a homerun, and 4 RBIs.
GLADIATORS 12 / 17 / 1 |
| Game #2: | Crabs turn the tables in game 2, as Kevin Appier pitches a beauty, going the distance to shut out Gladstone on 2 hits while striking out 7. Sean Casey had a 4 for 4 day, with 2 doubles, 2 runs scored, and 2 RBIs.
GLADIATORS 0 / 2 / 0 |
| Game #3: | Desi Relaford ties the game with a 2 out, 2 run homerun in the 9th. But Baltimore takes the game, scoring the winner in the bottom half of the 9th on Mark McLemore‘s RBI single.
GLADIATORS 4 / 7 / 1 |
| Game #4: | Gladstone swipes 5 bases, and Russ Ortiz pitches 6 1/3 strong innings, allowing 2 runs, 1 earned, on 5 hits, to take the game 4-2. Jeff Suppan struck out 8 Gladiators but walked 7 to take the loss.
GLADIATORS 4 / 9 / 1 |
| Game #5: | Cesar Crespo homers again, and Javier Vazquez pitches 8 innings, scattering 5 hits and 2 runs, to up his season record to 3-0.
GLADIATORS 5 / 9 / 0 |
| Game #6: | Baltimore bashes former Crab Tanyon Sturtze and releiver Pedro Borbon to build an 8-1 lead, but have to stave off a furious Gladiator rally, to take the finale and earn the series split. Adam Dunn and Sean Casey each have 3 hits for the Crabs; Corey Koskie has 3 hits for Gladstone.
GLADIATORS 6 / 9 / 1 |
| Series Summary: | Baltimore is fortunate to earn a split with a Gladstone team that sports strong hitting and a solid pitching staff. |
Southlake Stealers @ California Quakes |
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| Series Summary: | California drops 4 of 6 against Southlake. |
Monroeville Maulers @ Iowa Giants |
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| Series Preview: | Monroeville Maulers come in 8-8 while Iowa is off to good start 10-6 |
| Game #1: | MVM 7-10-1 WP J Schmidt 3-1 SV B File 3 IOW 6-7-0 LP R Garces 2-1 |
| Game #2: | MVM 6-7-0 WP Lieber 1-2 IOW 2-6-0 LP D. Coggin 0-2 Iowa suffers two 18 game injuries both firstbasemen Zuleta and Seanz |
| Game #3: | MVM 6-6-2 LP Oliver 2-2 IOW 8-11-1 WP Lidle 4-0 Lidle off to 4-0 start with a 1.59 ERA |
| Game #4: | MVM 2-7-1 LP J Taveras 1-4 IOW 6-10-2 WP Burba 1-0 |
| Game #5: | MVM 3-4-1 WP Tollberg 1-0 IOW 2-4-0 LP Naddux 2-2 |
| Game #6: | MVM 4-7-1 LP Schmidt 3-2 IOW 7-8-0 WP Weaver 2-1 Iowa loses SHane SPencer again 12 games |
| Series Summary: | A fun close series pitching been pretty good but injuries have really been tough moving players up and down trying to fight fatigue issues |
Hollywood Vampires @ Manhattan Gas Hornets |
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| Series Preview: | Gas Hornets home after their roster moves – and they’ve been wondering why? Results have been horrendous! And now Hollywood arrives – hope the bats are working? |
| Game #1: | Devon White rbi double in 4th puts the Vampires up 1-0 but Tino Martinez (6) ties it up in the bottom half with a solo shot. Still 1-1 in the 8th when Millar (3) homers off Kim for a 2-1 Hollywood lead. To the bottom of the 9th and DeShields gets lead-off walk off Foulke. Isringhausen takes over. DeShields steals 2nd. Anderson then grounds out moving DeShields to 3rd. Alicea then walks! Graffanino singles to White in LF, tie game! Runners on 1st and 2nd, 1 out. Ricky Henderson up, flies out to White – wait – the ball pops out of his glove, Alicea keeps running, throw home, safe. Game over on a Devon White error – seriously! HLW 2 MGH 3 WP Kim (1-2) LP Isringhausen (1-1) BS (3) |
| Game #2: | Hollywood shakes off the improbable finish to game 1 behind Wade Miller and his 1 hit, CG shutout to take game 2. And he gets LOTS of support. Cliff Floyd goes 3 for 5, 2 runs, 2 rbis, double and homer (4)! 9 hit attack nets 5 runs for Hollywood – Floyd’s solo homer in the 1st turned out to be all that was needed. HLW 5 MGH 0 WP Miller (2-2) LP Maduro (1-1) |
| Game #3: | For the 2nd game in a row, Cliff Floyd gets 3 hits, 2 runs, 2 rbis (and another homer (5))! He scores in the 1st – but the Gas Hornets erase that with 4 of their own in the 1st. Turns out it was the Bubba Trammell day – 3 hits, 2 homers (4) and 5 rbis. 4 runs in the 1st and 5 in the 6th. Those 5 made the score 12-2 Manhattan. Mulder gives up 8 hits, 2 walks and 8 runs in 5 innings for Hollywood. HLW 3 MGH 12 WP Wakefield (2-1) LP Mulder (2-1) |
| Game #4: | Manhattan keeps the run scoring going in game 4. But they get more runs than hits, but they also get more runs than walks and the GOT SIX walks! The Gas Hornets get homers from Kendall (2), stairs (3) and DeShields (1) as they run up 7 runs through the first 5 innings. Matt Morris blanked the Vampires over 7.2 innings and only a Kevin Millar (4) solo homer in the 9th kept Manhattan from a shutout. HLW 1 MGH 7 WP Morris (3-2) LP Garcia (1-2) |
| Game #5: | A game the fans loved, and hated, and loved again! Randy Velarde leads off the game with a solo homer (2), fans are not thrilled as they see Steve Sparks give up a homer in his 1st home start for Manhattan. But he settled in and through 3 innings of pitching, the 1 run was it. Gas Hornets take lead with 3 runs in the 3rd, big hit, Graffanino 2 run double. Devon White grounds out in the 4th driving in 1 and it’s 3-2 Gas Hornets after 4. Ricky Henderson makes it 4-2 with a solo homer (4) in the 6th off starter Odalis Perez. Then the 7th! Top half – Furcal (speed 20) leads off with a single and goes to 3rd on a Velarde double. That’s it for Sparks and Kim comes on to hold off the big threat, Manhattan up 4-2. Floyd up, he walks to load the bases! Konerko up – he walks. 4-3 Still no outs. Millar then drives toward the hole, Jeter gloves it, to 2nd, to 1st DP but the run scores and it’s 4-4, but now 2 outs, runner on 3rd. Simon up and sure enough, he singles to RF driving in Floyd and the Vampires take the lead 5-4! That’s it for the top half, but what a mess. Bottom half and Chad Fox is brought on. (one of the 20* in the Vampire bullpen) Jeter leads off – walk, steals 2nd. Graffanino walks. Durham up, squares to sacrifice, bunts it toward 3rd, it’s going foul – no, it stays fair – base hit, bases loaded! Fox leaves, Steve L. Kline in to face Tino Martinez. Infield in-Tino grounds to Velarde at 2nd, bobbles it, but get the force at home. 1 out. Infield now at double play depth, Kendall up, singles to center, one run in, ball gets past White and Durham scores and Tino moves to 3rd. Gas Hornets up 6-5! Trammell then rips a single scoring another. Kline leaves, Keith Foulke (another 20*) comes in. Henderson greets him with a single to center scoring Kendall! So Manhattan regained the lead witha 4 run bottom half, 8-5! Hollywood makes it 8-6 in 8th when Furcal doubles with 2 outs and Velarde singles him homer (3 for 5, 2 runs, 2 rbis)! But a Velarde error in the bottom half made it 9-6 and then after an IW to Tino, Jason Kendall hits an rbi double making it 10-6. That wrapped up the scoring! HLW 6 MGH 10 WP Kim (2-2) BS (2) S M.Leiter (1) 27 hits in this one. |
| Game #6: | Any hopes for a 5 win series were dashed when Roy Oswalt tosses a 2 hitter for 6.2 innings and this time the bullpen comes through when left Steve L. Kline goes 2.1 inning (7 outs, 7 batters) for the save! But the win was still tough. A Konerko rbi double in the 4th got what turned out to be the only run needed, but Rick Reed was being tough (if he could have gotten some support). Vampires get an insurance run in the 8th on a Jimenez rbi single and Velarde makes it 3-0 in the 9th on an rbi double! HLW 3 MGH 0 WP Oswalt (2-0) S Kline (1) LP Reed (0-2) |
| Series Summary: | 4-2 week for the Gas Hornets – both losses were shutouts. Team needs to hit, that was a given coming into the season. Can they compete??? |
Harper Woods Expos @ Houghton Penguins |
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| Series Summary: | Houghton and Harper Woods split the series 3 games apiece. Buehrle starts the series by throwing a No-Hitter for Houghton. Houghton finally gets Jenkins back from injury and then loses Lawton and Estrada. |
Castle Rock Hounds @ DeWitt Tigers |
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| Series Summary: | Castle Rock wins 4 of 6 in Dewitt. Castle Rock wins game 4 after being down 7-1 scoring 9 runs in the 8th and 9th. Castle Rock repeated their comeback ability scoring 8 runs in the 8th and 9th innings. |
Valdosta Bombers @ Flora-Bama Mullets |
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| Series Preview: | Two playoff contenders square off for six games. Can the Mullet starters limit the Bombers from putting too many in the bay? |
| Game #1: | Manny got things going for the visitors with a two run homer in 1st. Abreu added a three run homer in 2nd knocked out Burnett. Pavano took one for the team going the final 7.2 innings. Yoshii tossed a one hitter over seven shutout innings for the win. Valdosta 8-2 W – Yoshii (2-1), L – Burnett (1-2) |
| Game #2: | Baldwin vs. Person Abreu and Sexson homered in the 1st to put the Bombers up 3-0. Berkman led off with a solo for the Mullets. In the 3rd, Liefer hit a pinch hit double to drive in two and tie it 3-3. Berkman second solo of the game in the 6th put Mullets up 4-3. Sasaki pitched a scoreless 8th and 9th for the save. Flora-Bama 4-3 W – Person (3-0), L – Boehringer (0-1), S – Sasaki (#3) |
| Game #3: | Hentgen vs. Leiter Piazza got the scoring going in the 4th with a two run homer. Ramirez solo in the 7th was only the Bombers second hit of the game. Mullets added an insurance run in the 7th on a Perez double. Chavez led off the 9th with a solo homerun off Charlton to make it a one run game. Sasaki came on and got two outs before tiring and giving up a double. Adams replaced him and got Ochoa to pop out. Flora-Bama 3-2 W – Leiter (4-0), L – Hentgen (1-1), S – Adams (#1) |
| Game #4: | Towers vs. Burnett Somehow, Burnetts was even worse in this start and raised his season ERA from 8.83 to 9.53. Chavez and Sexons both went deep in the 1st. Larue two run homer in the 5th and Cabrera three run homer in the 6th gave the Bombers a 7-0 lead. Bombers added another seven runs off Pavano. Valdosta 14-0 W – Towers (3-1) , L – Burnett (1-3) |
| Game #5: | Moyer vs. Adams Ramirez rbi double in 3rd was the first run of the game. Bombers loaded the bases in the 5th and Sexson cleared them. Moyer had a no hitter going until the 5th and finished with a complete game three hit shutout. Valdosta 4-0 W – Moyer (3-2), L – Adams (2-1) |
| Game #6: | Berkman solo to lead off bottom of 1st. Cabrera rbi double to tie it in 2nd. Olerud solo homer and Rios RBI double gave the Mullets the lead in the 6th. Perez RBI single in the 7th. Piazza and William homered in the 8th to put the game away. Flora-Bama 6-2 W – Sasaki (1-1), L – Yoshii (2-2) |
| Series Summary: | Mullets somehow squeeze out two, one run wins and salvage a split with the Bombers. The Bombers out scored the Mullets 26-2 in their three wins with everyone in the top of the order doing major damage. |