Sailing the Ship

Any win is a good win.

Tonight, the Columbus Clippers tied their 3-game series at 1-1 when they beat the Indianapolis Indians, 2-1, at Huntington Field. This is only their 3rd win in 10 games, and their 5th in 15. The win brings the Clippers record up to 37-49, though they are still dead last in the International League West.

Trevor Crowe picked up a hit, bringing his streak to 14. Andy Marte hit as well, bringing him to 13 in the last 15 games. Tony Graffanino also got a hit, bringing his steak up to 6 games.

Today, 21 RHP Hector Rondon (1-0) got his first ever AAA start. He threw an amazing 6 innings without a hit, and is probably the best pitcher in the entire Indian’s orginization. He is creited with the win, obviously. There will be more on him in a future post. LHP Rich Rundles (5) and RHP Jensen Lewis (2) were credited with holds. RHP Greg Aquino got his 5th save.

For the Indians, LHP Tom Gorzelanny(3-3) had a decent start, but was given the loss.

Tomorrow afternoon, the Indians and Clippers will finish their 3-game series. The game will be at 12:05 at Huntington Park, and will feature three promotions for your to enjoy. Come check it out.

Robert M. Barga is a student at The Ohio State University (Go Bucks) and is majoring in Political Science, with an American Policy focus, and minoring in English and Philosophy. He is an avid blogger on Whalertly, technology guru, and gamer (computer, table-top, and console). He is also highly involved in the student government at OSU. He also writes general articles and reviews on Blogcritics. In the little free time he has he enjoys hanging out with his girlfriend, playing games with friends, and long walks on the beach. Robert M. Barga also thinks that you are the greatest person ever.

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