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Voice-over pro. Former broadcaster. Current president of Harrisburg Senators Fan Club. My passion is "baseball" - the strategic nine-player game (without a DH) where each player must run, hit and field.

Lymebees at Shartlesville Browns

Game 1; Syndergaard vs Paxton; Browns score single runs in the 2nd and 4th on Espinosa singles. Browns get 2-run HRs by Duda and Harper in the 4th. Bees come back with 4 runs in the 6th with Franco getting a 2-run HR. Browns go on to win 6-4.

Game 2; Gray vs Cueto; Bees get a 2-out single by Yelich in the 5th to score the first run. In the 6th, Cano singles in the 2nd run with 1 out. Braun’s pinch hit double in the 9th ends the Bees scoring as Gray pitches a complete game 2-hitter. Bees win 3-0.

Game 3; McCullers vs Gilmartin; Bees get 4 hits in the 5th and score 3 runs. Browns come back with a 2-out double by Jones with K. Seager single for the Browns first run. Bees get 3 hits in the 7th to score one run. Browns counter with a solo HR by Abreu. Bees hold on to win 4-2.

Lymebees record at 41-31 and looking to schedule remaining series.

John Ingiosi

Lymebees at Lemonheads

Game 1; Gray vs Liriano; Gray pitches a complete game shutout giving up 2 hits and 1 walk. Bees would get a 2-run double by Norris in the 7th for the only scoring. Bees win 2-0.

Game 2; Bumgarner vs Odorizzi; Bees get a solo HR by Lind in the 1st. Lemonheads get a 3-run HR by Martinez and score 5 runs in the 1st; and, a 2-run HR by Belt in the 2nd. Bees would get one run in the 3rd and that would end the scoring as Lemonheads win 7-2.

Game 3; Hendricks vs Greinke; Lemonheads score 6 runs in the 2nd with Duffy popping a 3-run HR. Lemonheads add single runs in the 6th and 8th. Yelich leads off the 9th with a single to center that Blackmon boots with Yelich ending up at second. After 2 strike outs Upton doubles to score Yelich for the Bees only run. Lemonheads win 8-1.

Lymebees record at 39-30.

John Ingiosi

Speakers at Shooting Stars II

Both teams wrap up the 2nd period Thursday in Lewisberry.

Game 1 – David Price outduels Dallas Keuchel, shutting out the Stars on 5 hits. Only one Star reaches 3rd base against Price, who goes the distance. On the offensive side, Buster Posey (2-4, D, HR #5, 3 RBI, R, BB) and Kris Bryant (3-5, 2 D, RBI, R) lead the Speakers to a 7-0 win.

W – Price (5-4); L – Keuchel

Game 2 – Mark Teixeira and Matt Carpenter slug back-to-back 2-out doubles in the 1st to put the Stars up early. The Speakers tie on Shin-Soo Choo’s boot in right field in the 2nd.

Chris Archer and Jose Quintana settle in until the 7th. The Speakers send 8 to the plate against 3 pitchers, scoring 4 times, including a Rajai Davis 2-run triple as well as RBI doubles by Yoenis Cespedes (as a pinch hitter) and Anthony Rizzo.

The Stars battle back with a pair of unearned runs after the stretch, thanks to Archer’s throwing error. However, the Speakers expand their lead in the 8th, plating 3 runs against AJ Ramos. Chris Young raps a 2-run double and Ian Kinsler singles him home.

That’s where the late scoring ends as the Speakers win 8-3. Both teams record 10 hits, but the Stars strand 10 base runners.

W – Archer (6-3); L – Quintana

Game 3 – Mike Fiers and three Stars relievers blank the Speakers on 3 hits. While the Speakers go 0-7 with runners in scoring position, the Stars dent the plate just enough to prevent a sweep.

Curtis Granderson singles home Matt Carpenter with 2 away in the 3rd. Granderson’s 8th inning 2-out single includes a Carlos Gonzalez error which scores Carpenter again for a 2-0 final.

W – Aroldis Chapman (3 scoreless IP); L – Carlos Martinez (7-3)

Asian Tsunamis at Speakers

Game 1 – The Tsunamis start fast against David Price. Ryan Zimmerman doubles and Xander Bogaerts reaches on Yoenis Cespedes’ third error of the season. With 1st & 3rd and no outs, Price whiffs Ryan Raburn, prevents a Franklin Gutierrez walk before a harmless pop to short, and then Ks Miguel Cabrera to end an eventful top of the 1st.

Same situation in the bottom half: 1st & 3rd, no outs. Jordan Zimmermann strikes out Cespedes and gets Kris Bryant to pop to 2nd. Carlos Gonzalez finds Raburn (OF-1) in center on an error re-roll, which results in an RBI single and E8.

In the 5th, a pair of one-out singles chase Zimmermann. Bryant reaches on a Zimmerman error to load the bases. Gonzalez lofts a fly to Jose Bautista in right, which proves deep enough to score Buster Posey.

Following Zimmerman’s double to lead off the game, Price allows no base runner past 1st base. Bogaerts’ 9th inning single (55-7) with 1 out is the only other Tsunami hit. Price strikes out both Raburn and Gutierrez to preserve the complete game 2-hitter, 2-0.

W – Price (5-4, 3rd shutout); L – Zimmermann

Game 2 – The Tsunamis threaten in the 1st inning again. Chris Archer whiffs both Cabrera and Bautista. In back-to-back ABs, Bogaerts finds his prized 55-7. Jung Ho Kang appears to leave the yard, but Archer rolls 16 for a 2-out double. To add insult to injury, Javier Baez relays a strike to nail Bogaerts at the plate to end the inning.

Clayton Kershaw retires the first two Speakers, but then allows consecutive singles to Posey (55-7), Baez and Mookie Betts (12-Fielding 3). Chris Young makes Kershaw pay with a 3-run shot (4) and early 4-0 lead.

Aided by a Khris Davis error, 4 more singles and Posey’s 2-run double, the Speakers score 4 in the 2nd, too. Betts and Young strike for back-to-back 2-out doubles in the 4th for a commanding 9-0 lead.

Pitching a neat 4-hit shutout through 8, Archer finally falters in the 9th. With 2 on and 2 out, Prince Fielder strokes a 2-run double, his first hit as a Tsunami! Archer Ks Randall Grichuk to close out the 9-2 complete game. Young (3-4, D, HR, 5 RBI, R) leads the 15-hit attack.

W – Archer (6-3); L – Kershaw

Game 3 – Wei-Yin Chen and Matt Harvey keep the opposing offenses at bay. The Tsunamis load the sacks in the 2nd with 2 away, but Dee Gordon strikes out to end the threat.

With 2 outs in the 4th, Khris Davis krushes a solo home run to give the Tsunamis their first lead of the series. With 2 outs in the bottom half, Young matches that solo power with his 5th HR of the season.

Speakers threaten in the 5th, but Kike Hernandez flies to center with 2 on and 2 outs. Cespedes pinch hits for Kike in the 7th and lifts a high fly that looks like it could go out; however, Hector Rondon, just into the game, knocks it back to a double (+33).

We remain tied 1-1 until the 13th inning. After Kinsler files to left, Rajai Davis triples. Erik Goeddel comes on to face Cespedes, who rolls a 9 against a 19: pop up to 2nd base for the 2nd out. Anthony Rizzo goes deep, which Goeddel (+51) turns into a walk off RBI single.

W – Darren O’Day (1-1); L – Brad Ziegler

Tsunamis score in just two of 31 innings (3 total runs). Speakers out-hit the Tsunamis 29-15. Speakers finish 6-4 against the Asian Tsunamis during the regular season.

Lymebees at Unhinged Wahoos

Game 1; Bumgarner vs Bauer; Bees get the first run in the 2nd. With 2 outs Valbuena doubles and Reddick singles him in. In the 4th Upton hits solo HR. Bees add 5 more runs in the 5th with 2 of them being unearned runs. Bees end their scoring with a 3-run HR by Reddick in the 7th. Wahoos get a solo HR by Arenado in the 7th and 1 run in the 8th as Bees win 10-2.
Game 2; Arrieta vs Iglesias; Bees get 1 run in the 3rd, 1 run in the 4th, a solo HR by Hosmer to lead off the 6th, 5 runs in the 8th with Franco hitting a 3-run HR and 1 run in the 9th. Arrieta goes the distance for a 9-1 Bees win and evens his record at 7-7 for the season.
Game 3; Syndergaard vs Cole; Wahoos get all the runs needed with a leadoff single by Zobrist in the 6th followed by a 2-run HR by Encarnacion. Cole pitches into the 9th with Miller coming in to seal the win for the Wahoos at 2-0.
Lymebees record is at 37-26 and stats are attached. Lymebees team ERA is 2.68 for the season with no one hitting .300.
John Ingiosi