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Memphis at New Orleans – 6:30 pm CT, Anthony Shew (league debut)
Springfield at Amarillo – 7:05 pm CT, Williams Perez (1-1, 5.76)
Palm Beach at St. Lucie – 6:30 pm ET, Jorge Rondon (3-0, 2.08)
Peoria vs. Dayton (2) – 5:05 pm CT, Tommy Parsons (3-0, 0.30)/TBAFernandez was promoted to Springfield today despite control still being a glaring issue. At this point, though, Springfield needs all the reinforcements they can get.
Stormin’ Gorman and Wailin’ Brady Whalen were at it again in the first game of the Peoria double-header, each hitting homers to power the Chiefs victory. In game two, no dingers just yet but there’s still time so stay tuned.
Tommy Parsons was at it again today… 5 IP, 3 H, 3 SO, 0 BB. Lowered his ERA to .026. I wonder why they only let him throw 53 pitches?
My guess would be because he hasn’t pitched in nine days, so he essentially skipped two times through the rotation.
In the 4-1 Wednesday across the #stlcards system, Peoria got a much-needed sweep, the upper level teams won convincingly, highlighted by two homers from Player of the Day Kramer Robertson @KramerR3, but Palm Beach was nearly no-hit while being shut out. https://t.co/WQEcAm1b93 pic.twitter.com/8bYVYYbBMU
— Brian Walton (@B_Walton) May 2, 2019
Gomber, Ponce, Reyes, and Woodford had better watch out. The other Shew is about to drop on the I-55 shuttle!
This is one reason why I am glad the Cards were able to go back to Peoria. Modern Woodmen Park is an island. The Quad Cities River Bandits have to play all of their games on the road until the flooding ends and the cleanup is done.
What a photo, on Page One of today’s Des Moines Register: pic.twitter.com/gKpV1a9Eo2
— Matt Viser (@mviser) May 2, 2019
Trying to think when I went to a game there, how far off of the river the stadium was? I was thinking a 1/2 mile or more?
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