Courtesy of RedWingsBaseball.com By Nick Sciarratta and Sam Weber The Rochester Red Wings routed the Syracuse Chiefs 9-3 Friday night at Frontier Field. The Red Wings started the scoring in the bottom of the first inning off Syracuse starter A.J. Cole, taking an early 1-0 lead. After hits by Niko Goodrum and Tommy Field put a man in scoring position, Matt … [Read more...] about Wings wallop Chiefs
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Schindler engineers Lancers back line
By KEVIN OKLOBZIJA As he left West Irondequoit High School and headed to Roberts Wesleyan College a decade ago, Jake Schindler had a pretty good idea what he wanted to do with his life. Oh, he'd keep playing soccer as long as he could, but eventually he figured he'd be sitting at a desk, crunching numbers on a balance sheet. Mathematics was just one of those subjects … [Read more...] about Schindler engineers Lancers back line
Error the difference in pitcher’s duel as PawSox edge Red Wings
BY CHUCKIE MAGGIO ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- If you want another example of why time of game shouldn't be baseball's focus, look at Pawtucket's 1-0 win over Rochester in front of 4,239 fans at Frontier Field on Thursday afternoon. The game went quickly, finishing up in two hours and 25 minutes, but there was little memorable action. The game's only run occurred on an error by a … [Read more...] about Error the difference in pitcher’s duel as PawSox edge Red Wings
Rochester eating up Plates merchandise
Courtesy of RedWingsBaseball.com ROCHESTER, NY – Rochester’s appetite for Plates has been truly incredible! Due to the overwhelming response, both in stadium and across the country via online orders, ALL Rochester Plates merchandise is currently on back order. Pre-orders for all Plates merchandise are being accepted at RedWingsBaseball.com, in-person at the Team Store, or … [Read more...] about Rochester eating up Plates merchandise
Murphy shines behind the dish, awaits next jump to the majors
BY CHUCKIE MAGGIO ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- The catcher position is the most complex job in professional baseball. The knights in shining (or dark) armor have to worry about the cat-and-mouse game of calling a game, working with ten or more pitchers in a given week and earning those 27 outs, however they can get them. The best catchers of the past decade or so (Brian McCann, the … [Read more...] about Murphy shines behind the dish, awaits next jump to the majors