Tyler Glasnow (Tampa Rays) // The Fallen Angel (Alexandre Cabanel)
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Tyler Glasnow (Tampa Rays) // The Fallen Angel (Alexandre Cabanel)
The IL Champions
Moosic, PA (September 15, 2017) - The Durham Bulls celebrate winning the International League championship. They defeated the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders tonight, 3 games to 1.
My love for Tyler Glasnow only continues to grow
Y’all I am still losing my mind over tonight’s baseball game like it kept going back and forth and then BOTTOM OF THE NINTH. LAST OUT. TWO ON BASE. THEN BRETT HITS IT AND THE OUT FIELD FUMBLES IT AND AROZARENA GOES IN AFTER KIERMAIER LIKE AHSJSJ AHHH arozarena fell! Taylor fumbled! Then muncy threw shit and will smith missed and went for the tag without the ball ! And Aro had time to go in and WIN the game rather than just tie this was so goooood so fun to watch albeit stressful lol
Out at home
Bradenton, FL (March 10, 2017) - Joey Terdoslavich of the Pittsburgh Pirates is out at home as Tampa Rays catcher Jesus Sucre applies the tag.
Double
September 15, 2017 - Tampa Rays top prospect Willy Adames hits a double.
MVP
Moosic, PA (September 19, 2017) - Durham Bulls second baseman Keon Wong was the MVP of the Triple-A championship tonight, and got the traditional trophy and Gatorade shower.
Keon, younger brother of Kolten Wong, led the Durham Bulls (Rays) to victory over the Memphis Redbirds (Cards). He hit a grand slam that dug the Bulls out of a hole and put them on top…for good. Made some nice plays on defense, too.
Jared Sandberg
Moosic, PA (September 15, 2017) - Jared Sandberg, manager of the AAA Durham Bulls, returns to the dugout after a pitching change. It was the 5th reliever he put in the game.
He mostly kept a stone face throughout Game 4 of the IL Championship series, but couldn’t help smiling when an irate RailRiders fan yelled, “Jeez, how many pitchers you got?”
Jared Sandberg is Ryne Sandberg’s nephew.