Bethancourt, in his first season with the Brewers organization since signing as a free agent on January 8, 2018, was elected and will be representing Colorado Springs as the Pacific Coast League starting catcher. This season, the Sky Sox finish the half also atop the conference with a 49-39 record but just one-and-a-half games up.Īll-Star Caliber: Colorado Springs' players participating in the 31st Triple-A mid-summer classic on Wednesday, July 11 are catcher Christian Bethancourt and infielder Dylan Moore, in place of originally selected Nate Orf (called up). After 89 games, the Colorado Springs squad finished six games up in the conference with a 55-34 record. Last Year Knowledge: At the half last season (2017), the Sky Sox also led the American Northern Division. The staff to this point have totaled 759.0 innings of work and allowed 767 hits over 3,296 batters faced with 363 ER, 64 home runs, 294 walks, and 694 strikeouts tallied. On the pitching end of things, Colorado Springs staff fares fifth best with their 49-39 record and 4.30 ERA. Over 89 games, the team has collected 161 doubles, 36 triples, 85 home runs, 420 RBI, 304 walks, 736 strikeouts, and are the outright leaders in stolen bags (118) by 40. 274 average (80), which is good for sixth best in the PCL. As a squad, the offense hits the half with a. After the break, the team will hit the road for four more games against the Baby cakes in New Orleans.įirst Half in the books: The Sky Sox finished the first half of season with the third-best record in the Pacific Coast League (49-39), behind Fresno (52-37, 2nd) and Memphis (56-34, 1st). This Week's Preview: The Sky Sox first half of season is complete and the team heads into the three-day All-Star Break (July 9-11). For all information on Sky Sox, follow along on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, and visit the team's website at NOTES: The Sky Sox now head into the three-day All-Star Break, and then will hit the road for four more games against the Baby Cakes in New Orleans.
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That score would hold, with New Orleans taking game five 7-4, but the Sky Sox taking the series three games to two, thus closing out the first half of the season before the All-Star Break. Telis then hit a sacrifice fly to plate Campbell and make it 7-4 New Orleans. Sierra led off with his third single of the game, Campbell reached after being hit by pitch, and Dean singled to score Sierra and advance Campbell to third. The score wouldn't change again until the ninth inning, when New Orleans scored a couple of insurance runs. Bandy moved to third on a New Orleans error, and a sacrifice fly off the bat of Andres Blanco allowed Bandy to trot home to make it a tight 5-4 game. Santana drew a leadoff walk, and Bandy hit his second double of the game to score Santana. In the bottom of the sixth inning, the Sky Sox scored another pair of runs to make it a one-run game. Mooney hit into a ground out to score Telis and make it 5-2, but the Sky Sox would escape the inning without further damage. Telis led off with a single, Christian Adames drew a walk, and Rodriguez hit another single to quickly load the bases for Mooney. In the top of the fifth, the Baby Cakes scored for the third consecutive inning. Braxton Lee then singled to score Rodriguez and put Mooney on third, and a Sky Sox error allowed Mooney to come home to make it 4-2. Jonathan Rodriguez hit a leadoff double, moving to third on a Peter Mooney single. In the top of the fourth, New Orleans extended their lead.
Telis hit an RBI double on the first pitch he saw to score both runners and tie the game at 2-2. Eric Campbell then drew a walk and Austin Dean singled to put two on for Tomas Telis. With one out on the board Magneuris Sierra hit his second single of the game, but was picked off for the second out of the inning. Jett Bandy then doubled to clear the bases and give the Sky Sox an early 2-0 lead.Īfter a scoreless second, the Baby Cakes would tie the game in the third. Tyrone Taylor drew a two-out walk, advancing to second on a Domingo Santana single. In opposite fashion, the Sky Sox recorded two quick outs in the first two at-bats of the bottom of the first, before scoring twice. The Sky Sox dropped the final game of the series and the first half of the season on Sunday afternoon, falling to the Baby Cakes 7-4, still taking the series three games to two.ĭespite giving up a double and a single to the Baby Cakes in the first two at-bats of the game, New Orleans didn't manage to score in the first inning, stranding both runners and sending it to the bottom of the frame. JPacific Coast League (PCL1) - Colorado Springs Sky Sox News ReleaseĬOLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Sky Sox Fall in Final Game to Baby Cakes Before All-Star Break
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