But that's all! Felix Hernandez labored through five innings, throwing exactly 100 pitches, but allowing just one run. He allowed two hits with the one run, walked four and struck out four. He went to a three ball count nine times, but all told he wasn't on tonight and still managed to keep it very [...]
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Chris Shelton hit his 5th home run tonight off of Texas Rangers pitcher John Koronka. Shelton is hitting .733 with six runs batted in.
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Seattle Mariners' phenom starter Felix Hernandez makes his 2006 debut tonight against Joe Blanton and the Oakland A's . Expectations are very high for Hernandez, including some looking for Dwight Gooden-like success despite the fact that he turns 20 tomorrow. Gooden was simply unbelieveable at an equally young age. I like Hernandez and think he'll [...]
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Daniel Cabrera walked six in the first inning against the Red Sox. Not to toot my own horn, but I did mention this on Sportsblurb.com three weeks ago in my player predictions for the 2006 season: Daniel Cabrera continues to improve, but fails to have the breakout predicted as he once again walks over 80 [...]
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Kastava and I were on the phone today and we were talking about how baseball obsessed we were and I said, how sweet would a MiLB.tv be? So, I figured I should check because MLB is the leader in streaming sports (as I read in WSJ a few weeks back). At any rate, they do [...]
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