By IAIN HIGGINS Kevin West followed a go-ahead single from Chris Heintz with a three-run home run on this day in 2005, to secure a 6-2 Rochester Red Wings win over the Durham Bulls in front of 5,805 fans at Frontier Field. Soon-to-be IL Rookie of the Year Francisco Liriano held Durham to five hits and two runs in his seven innings of work, fanning five along the way. Beau Kemp … [Read more...] about This Day In Red Wings History: Kevin West caps late surge with three-run bomb
Bishop Kearney’s Freeman commits to Niagara University
By JOHN LIKANJE Bishop Kearney junior Marianna Freeman will continue her basketball career at the collegiate level. The 5-foot-5 guard committed to Niagara University via Instagram, Thursday. View this post on Instagram Truly appreciative of the opportunity to continue my academic & ???? career playing for @coachpierce13 & @niagarawbb. … [Read more...] about Bishop Kearney’s Freeman commits to Niagara University
ICBL Wednesday: DP Orange rides big first to third straight win; Monarchs take East Division lead
DP ORANGE (6-4) 8BLUE JAYS (5-4) 2DP Orange sent nine to the plate in a six-run first on the way to their straight win including two in a row over the Blue Jays. Aiden Stewart (McQuaid), Wilson Brauer (McQuaid) and Jack Zawacki (Pittsford Sutherland) strung together consecutive singles to load the bases with no outs. Stewart came into score on a passed ball. Brauer crossed … [Read more...] about ICBL Wednesday: DP Orange rides big first to third straight win; Monarchs take East Division lead
ICBL Tuesday: Rosso’s slam paces comeback; Fish outlast DP Green
CARDINALS (4-3) 7SNOW CATS (6-2) 5Santino Rosso (Hofstra) highlighted a six-run sixth as the Cardinals came from behind for their third win in four games. Rosso connected on a two-out grand slam to give the Cardinals their first lead since the third inning. Drew Bailey (Mercyhurst) and Seth Vigneri (Cortland) reached on errors to lead off the inning. Ty Coy (VCU) singled, and … [Read more...] about ICBL Tuesday: Rosso’s slam paces comeback; Fish outlast DP Green
This Day in Red Wings History: Bowden dominates Columbus again
By JOHN LIKANJE Mark Bowden may not have been the Red Wings' ace in 1988, but he pitched like one against Columbus. The 6-foot southpaw beat the Clippers, 3-1, to improve his record to 3-0 against the division rivals. The victory snapped a three-game skid for the Red Wings in a stretch in which they had lost five of seven. Bowden hurled 8 2/3 innings of one-run ball, limiting … [Read more...] about This Day in Red Wings History: Bowden dominates Columbus again