LAST GAME:
In a well-pitched ball game, the B-Mets fell 3-2 at
Harrisburg Tuesday night. Starter Eric Brown tied a seasonhigh
with seven, strong innings of work allowing three runs on
nine hits with six strikeouts for the third straight start. Unfortunately,
Brown was the losing pitcher in the contest. In 2-2
game, Ian Desmond homered to the opposite field with two
outs in the seventh to propel the Senators over Binghamton 3-
2. The B-Mets took their only lead of the game in the fourth
when Nick Evans stole home on a double steal with Lucas
Duda, who swiped second to tie the game. Then, Carl Loadenthal
singled to left to score Duda from second to give the BMets
a 2-1 lead. In the sixth, Harrisburg tied the game with an
RBI single from Marvin Lowrance. With a scoreless ninth, Clint
Everts secured the win and his first AA save.
Harrisburg Tuesday night. Starter Eric Brown tied a seasonhigh
with seven, strong innings of work allowing three runs on
nine hits with six strikeouts for the third straight start. Unfortunately,
Brown was the losing pitcher in the contest. In 2-2
game, Ian Desmond homered to the opposite field with two
outs in the seventh to propel the Senators over Binghamton 3-
2. The B-Mets took their only lead of the game in the fourth
when Nick Evans stole home on a double steal with Lucas
Duda, who swiped second to tie the game. Then, Carl Loadenthal
singled to left to score Duda from second to give the BMets
a 2-1 lead. In the sixth, Harrisburg tied the game with an
RBI single from Marvin Lowrance. With a scoreless ninth, Clint
Everts secured the win and his first AA save.
STARTING PITCHING MATCHUP:
RHP Jenrry Mejia will make
his third AA start tonight at Metro Bank Park. Last time out, he
was limited to just four innings against Harrisburg June 11, in
a contest that got out of hand after he departed, with the
Senators winning 16-2 in a rain-shortened game. Mejia went
four innings allowing four runs, two earned to take the loss.
For the year with Binghamton, he is 0-1 with a 1.64 ERA in 11
innings of work. With St. Lucie (High-A), where he opened the
season, he dazzled with a 4-1 record and 1.97 ERA in 50.1
innings. He was named to the Florida State League Mid-
Season All-Star Team before being promoted to Binghamton.
Mejia is considered the seventh-best prospect in the organization
by Baseball America. Last season, after making three
starts in the Gulf Coast League, Mejia pitched for Brooklyn (SS
-A) and produced a 3.49 ERA and a 3-2 mark in 57 innings.
his third AA start tonight at Metro Bank Park. Last time out, he
was limited to just four innings against Harrisburg June 11, in
a contest that got out of hand after he departed, with the
Senators winning 16-2 in a rain-shortened game. Mejia went
four innings allowing four runs, two earned to take the loss.
For the year with Binghamton, he is 0-1 with a 1.64 ERA in 11
innings of work. With St. Lucie (High-A), where he opened the
season, he dazzled with a 4-1 record and 1.97 ERA in 50.1
innings. He was named to the Florida State League Mid-
Season All-Star Team before being promoted to Binghamton.
Mejia is considered the seventh-best prospect in the organization
by Baseball America. Last season, after making three
starts in the Gulf Coast League, Mejia pitched for Brooklyn (SS
-A) and produced a 3.49 ERA and a 3-2 mark in 57 innings.
RHP Carlos Martinez gets the call for the Senators in his fifth
start of the year with them. Martinez fired a season-high eight
shutout innings in his last start June 12 at Reading. He allowed
just three hits and three walks to pick up his second
straight win. He is 2-1 with a 1.73 ERA in 26 innings with
Harrisburg. Martinez opened the year with Potomac (High-A)
where he was primarily utilized in relief going 1-1 with a 4.21
ERA in 25.2 innings. Last year, he split time between Potomac,
Harrisburg and Columbus (AAA) making 42 relief appearances
with a 4.06 ERA in 82 innings. He was signed as an
international free agent 2/13/04 by the Expos.
start of the year with them. Martinez fired a season-high eight
shutout innings in his last start June 12 at Reading. He allowed
just three hits and three walks to pick up his second
straight win. He is 2-1 with a 1.73 ERA in 26 innings with
Harrisburg. Martinez opened the year with Potomac (High-A)
where he was primarily utilized in relief going 1-1 with a 4.21
ERA in 25.2 innings. Last year, he split time between Potomac,
Harrisburg and Columbus (AAA) making 42 relief appearances
with a 4.06 ERA in 82 innings. He was signed as an
international free agent 2/13/04 by the Expos.
RETURN OF 2008 EVANS:
The Nick Evans of old has returned.
Last night he went 2-4 with two doubles and has now knocked
four doubles in his last three games. He has now recorded
hits in 9 of his last 11 games, hitting .364 (16-44) during the
current stretch to raise his average from .173 on June 3
to .260 entering play today. He is hitting .304 (17-56) in the
month of June including six doubles and six RBIs
Last night he went 2-4 with two doubles and has now knocked
four doubles in his last three games. He has now recorded
hits in 9 of his last 11 games, hitting .364 (16-44) during the
current stretch to raise his average from .173 on June 3
to .260 entering play today. He is hitting .304 (17-56) in the
month of June including six doubles and six RBIs
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