May
6
Makin’ Progress
Filed Under Andrew Walker, Bradley Clapp, Charleston Riverdogs | Leave a Comment
The Hickory Crawdads actually made a little progress tonight in their efforts against the Charleston RiverDogs, but still came up short. Bradley Clapp took the mound tonight and gave the best pitching performance from the starting position we have seen against the RiverDogs during this series. Bradley pitched 4 frames, gave up 7 [...]
May
4
D-Day Redux
Filed Under Andrew Walker, Bradley Clapp, Carlos Amaro, Charleston Riverdogs, Erik Huber, Moises Robles, Raphael De Los Santos, Ronald Uviedo | Leave a Comment
Today’s game against the Charleston RiverDogs started out much like yesterday’s loss, but worse. Raphael De Los Santos got shelled worse than the beaches of Normandy on D-Day. What this means is that the combination of less-than-desirable pitching results and no notable offensive efforts led to a pitiful 8-1 loss at the hands [...]
Apr
22
The Battery
Filed Under Andrew Walker, Erik Huber, Jose De Los Santos, Keanon Simon, Miles Durham, Tom Hagan | 2 Comments
Let’s face it folks… We’ve had a rough week. The Hickory Crawdads have lost 6 out of their last 7 games as we were swept in Asheville by the Tourists over the weekend and on Monday. The good news is that today is an off day (Tuesday) so everyone should get some down [...]
Apr
16
Inside Out
Filed Under Adam Simon, Andrew Walker, Chris Jones, Duke Welker, Emilis Guerrero, Lexington Legends, Miles Durham, Silvio Pena, Tom Boleska, Tom Hagan, Victor Alvarez | Leave a Comment
I believe I made a comment yesterday about how nothing good follows a lead-off home run by the opposing team… Would you believe it happened two days in a row? Mike Felix took the hit on Tuesday from Lexington’s Matthew Cusick. Today, it was the newest arm on the hill, Emilis Guerrero [...]