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Wednesday, March 07, 2012
Just In From the Desert
Yeah, the bats finally woke up. The Tribe pounded 7 extra base hits, including 3 home runs in the first three innings, as they throttled the D-Bags 10-2.
Hot Corner: Jack Hannahan (.400) took advantage of the start, smashing a third inning grand slam off of Arizona phenom Tyler Skaggs to break the game wide open. It was no cheapie, either. Lonnie Chisenhall (.500) followed with a 1-for-2 effort. This is just me, but I have to believe that if Captain Jack hits, he's going to be the man on Opening Day.
#5: David Huff (3.60) blinked first, allowing two earned as he stretched himself out over 3 innings. Huff surrendered two hits and a walk while striking out 3. Still, it was a solid outing, as the fifth starter quintet continues to do nothing but impress.
Left Of Center: Although Felix Pie (.167) entered late, he took full advantage. Pie showed off his speed in legging out an 8th inning triple and coming home on a wild pitch. New day, same crappy Matt LaPorta (.000), who whiffed in his only AB and is still hunting for his first spring hit.
Somewhere Out There: Freddy Lewis (.200) got the start in left field and played well as the Indians piled up early runs. Lewis was 1-for-3 with a walk and a run scored. Trevor Crowe (.000) patrolled left after Lewis called it a day, going 0-for-1. Is he really a consideration for this spot? Certainly not unless he hits.
Bench Me: Not much. Cord Phelps (.000) is the Crowe of this category, hundred to one odds. Phelps walked in his only trip.
Mightier Than the Sword: Frank Herrmann (12.00) rebounded from an atrocious debut with two excellent innings (H, BB, 3 K) to close the game. Hector Ambriz (0.00) did him one better with two perfect innings and three punchouts. Ambriz might be a darkhorse for the last bullpen spot, but do not count him out.
The Tribe return to Goodyear on Thursday with a 3:05p tilt against the Halos.