Harrisburg Senators Game Notes - 05/05 Vs. Bowie
May 5, 2010 - Eastern League (EL1)
Harrisburg Senators News Release
2010 At A Glance
Overall Record:
10 15
Current Streak:
L5
2010 Best Mark:
10 10
2010 Worst Mark:
2 9
Home Record:
4 8
Road Record:
6 7
Daytime Record:
3 4
Night Record:
7 11
vs. Eastern Division:
9 4
vs. Western Division:
1 11
vs. AL Affiliates:
3 8
vs. NL Affiliates:
7 6
April Record:
10 11
May Record:
0 4
June Record:
0 0
July Record:
0 0
August Record:
0 0
September Record:
0 0
Sunday Record:
1 2
Monday Record:
1 2
Tuesday Record:
3 2
Wednesday Record:
2 1
Thursday Record:
1 2
Friday Record:
1 3
Saturday Record:
1 3
Senators Score First:
6 5
Opp. Scores First:
4 10
Lead Entering 8th:
8 0
Tied Entering 8th:
1 5
Trail Entering 8th:
1 10
Lead Entering 9th:
6 0
Tied Entering 9th:
1 4
Trail Entering 9th:
1 11
Wins in Last AB:
3
Opp. Wins in Last AB:
3
1 Run Game Record:
5 6
2 Run Game Record:
1 2
Shutouts:
3 3
Sens Not Hitting HR:
7 11
Sens HR in a Game:
3 4
Comeback Wins:
4
vs. RH Starter:
7 12
vs. LH Starter:
3 3
Senator Starter 6+ IP:
0 4
Senator Starter 7+ IP:
1 0
Senator Starter 8+ IP:
0 0
Extra Innings:
0 2
Double Headers :
2 0
Series Record:
3 4
Scoring 4 or Less:
4 15
Scoring 5 or More:
6 0
Allowing 4 or Less:
7 7
Allowing 5 or More:
3 8
Tonight's Game... The Sens and Bowie Baysox continue their four game series tonight at Metro Bank Park. Bowie has taken the first two games of the Series. LH Aaron Thompson goes against RH Steve Johnson for Bowie.
Harrisburg... The Sens have dropped a season high five straight games, all at Metro Bank Park. This current losing streak comes on the heels of a five game winning streak, all on the road.
Bowie... The Baysox have the Sens number thus far this season having won the first five games played between the two teams. Bowie entered this season with an eight game
Last time out... The Bowie Baysox scored seven runs in the sixth, seventh, and eighth innings to break the game wide open, and eventually defeated the Harrisburg Senators 9 0 in game two of the teams' four game series at Metro Bank Park. Zach Britton (2 2) threw five shutout innings, and the Baysox (14 12) piled on runs late to preserve his victory. Jeff Mandel (0 4) took the loss for the Senators (10 15), after allowing eleven hits and five runs in five and a third innings. The Senators managed just three hits in the game, off the bats of Danny Espinosa, Michael Daniel, and Pedro Lopez. Only one runner reached second base or beyond, when Lopez advanced to second on a wild pitch in the third inning. Bowie collected sixteen hits in all, getting four from Joel Guzman, and three apiece from Matt Tucker and Phillip Britton. Pedro Florimon and Tyler Henson each drove in two runs for the Baysox. The Baysox have now won the first two games of the series, and the Senators have dropped five straight.
Pitching Continues to Dominate... The Sens pitching staff has dominated this season. They are second in the league in pitching with a 3.12 ERA. They are second in strikeouts (189) to Akron (196). They have allowed the fewest HRs (7), and fewest walks (69).
Tracking the Attendance... The Senators are fifth in the league in attendance and have drawn 55,631 fans for an average of 4,636 per game. The Sens have had 12 home games and have drawn 5,000+ six times.
Staying in PA... The Sens are in game nine of playing 40 of 46 games in the state of Pennsylvania (through June 13th. They play 27 of those 46 at Metro Bank Park.
Familiar Faces... Of the 24 players on the Sens active roster, 14 have appeared in a Senators uniform. The Nationals have worked hard at upgrading their farm system over the past several years and it shows in that 17 of the 24 players have spent their entire career with the Nationals. The Sens have 19 players on their roster that played in the Nationals organization last season. Sens players have an average of 4.7 years of prior experience playing professionally and average just a touch over 25 years of age.
Top Prospects... Harrisburg has six of the Nats top 27 prospects according to Baseball America. The group is led by #1 prospect RH Stephen Strasburg. First time Senator SS Danny Espinosa is the Nats #5 prospect. Espinosa spent all of last season with Potomac in the Carolina League. 1B Chris Marrero, the #6 prospect, returns to the Sens after finishing the 2009 campaign in Harrisburg. LHP Aaron Thompson is the #12 prospect, joining the Nats organization in a deal last season involving 1B Nick Johnson. RHP Hassan Pena is 26th and RHP Jeff Mandel is 27th.
Upcoming Games and Probable Pitchers
Thursday, May 6
7:00pm
Bowie
LH Tom Milone (1 1, 4.44) vs. RH Chorye Spoon (1 3, 5.48)
Friday, May 7
7:00pm
Richmond
RH Erik Arnesen (0 1, 2.29) vs. RH Darryl Maday (4 0, 1.19)
Saturday, May 8
7:00pm
Richmond
LH Matt Chico (1 2, 3.12) vs. RH David Mixon (2 1, 2.83)
Sunday, May 9
2:00pm
Richmond
RH Jeff Mandel (0 4, 4.21) vs. LH Doug Clark (1 2, 4.63)
SENATORS' LAST 10 (5-5)
5/4
Bowie
L 0 9
5/3
Bowie
L 3 5
5/2
Altoona
L 1 6
5/1
Altoona
L 2 9
4/30
Altoona
L 4 7
4/28
@ Reading
W 5 2
4/27
@ Reading G2
W 7 6
4/27
@ Reading G1
W 1 0
4/24
@ New Britain
W 15 5
4/23
@ New Britain
W 2 1
SENATORS' NEXT 10
5/5
vs. Bowie
7:00pm
5/6
vs. Bowie
7:00pm
5/7
vs. Richmond
7:00pm
5/8
vs. Richmond
7:00pm
5/9
vs. Richmond
2:00pm
5/10
at Altoona
6:35pm
5/11
at Altoona
10:35am
5/12
at Altoona
10:35am
5/13
New Britain
7:00pm
5/14
New Britain
7:00pm
Vs. Bowie in 2010 (17-11h/6a)
April 12
Away
L 2 5
April 13
Away
L 1 2
April 14
Away
L 0 1 (12)
May 3
Home
L 3-5
May 4
Home
L 0-9
May 5
Home
May 6
Home
May 24
Home
May 25
Home
May 26
Home
May 27
Home
June 11
Home
June 12
Home
June 13
Home
June 18
Away
June 19
Away
June 20
Away
THE LAST TIME...
Sens Swept 3 Game Series Home:
April 19 21, 2010 vs. Reading
Sens Swept 3 Game Series Road:
April 27 & 28, 2010 at Reading (4/27 DH)
Sens Swept 4 Game Series Home:
July 11 14, 2008 vs. Bowie
Sens Swept 5 Game Series Home:
June 26 29, 2009 vs. Erie
Sens Swept 4 Game Series Road:
June 24 26, 2002 at Erie
Sens were Swept 3 Game Series Home: April 30 to May 2, 2010 vs. Altoona Sens were Swept 3 Game Series Road: April 12 14, 2010 at Bowie Sens were Swept 4 Game Series Home: August 8 11, 2005 vs. New Britain Sens were Swept 4 Game Series Road: April 23 26, 2009 at Erie No Hitter:
Sueng Song (April 28, 2003 vs Erie - Harrisburg won 2 1)
Got No Hit:
Radhames Liz (June 1, 2007 at Bowie-Nine Innings lost 0 5)
Complete Game:
Brad Meyers (August 22, 2009 at Portland 7 innings in Game Two of a DH Sens won 3 1)
Complete Game Shutout:
Marco Estrada (May 27, 2008 vs. Akron 7 innings in Game Two of a DH)
Grand Slam:
Chris Marrero on April 27, 2010 at Reading (7th inning off of S. Escalona -Sens won 7 6)
Allowed Grand Slam:
Michael Taylor on June 20, 2009 at Reading
Back To Back Home Runs:
Joel Guzman and Bill Rhinehart (July 31, 2009 vs. Portland - 5th inning)
Two Homer Game:
Leonard Davis (June 27, 2009 vs. Erie)
Three Homer Game:
Dee Brown (June 11, 2005 vs. Reading)
Walk off Win:
April 15, 2010 vs. New Britain (Michael Daniel scored on wild pitch/2 outs in B9 - Sens 6 5)
Walk off Loss:
April 22, 2010 at New Britain (J. Portes one out single in B9 Sens lost 2 1)
Hit for the Cycle:
Steven Mortimer (August 10, 2007 at Portland)
6 Hit Game:
Brandon Watson (July 4, 2003 at Akron - 6 x 6)
5 Hit Game:
Joel Guzman (July 7, 2009 at Bowie - 5 x 5)
Turned Triple Play:
July 17, 2009 at Altoona (O. Castro to F. Bynum to D. Young hit by P. Alvarez)
Harrisburg Senators 2010 Game Notes
Harrisburg Senators 2010 Game Notes
Harrisburg Senators 2010 Game Notes
Harrisburg Senators 2010 Game Notes
May 5 @ 7:00pm '-Â Metro Bank Park '-Â Game #25
Harrisburg Senators (10 15) vs. Bowie Baysox (14 12)
LH Aaron Thompson (1 2, 2.82) vs. RH Steve Johnson (0 2, 4.32)
CATCHER'S BOX
CATCHERS CS SB ATT PCT
PB
Solano
8
10
18
.444
1
Rooney
4
4
8
.500
2
OTHERS
TOTAL
12
14
26
.461
3
SENATORS VS. EL
TOTAL HOME
ROAD
Akron
0-0
0 0
0 0
Altoona
1-6
0 3
1 3
Bowie
0-5
0 2
0 3
Erie
0-0
0 0
0 0
Richmond
0-0
0 0
0 0
Vs. Own Div.
1-11
0-5
1-6
Binghamton
0-0
0 0
0 0
New Britain
3-4
1 3
2 1
New Hampshire
0-0
0 0
0 0
Portland
0-0
0 0
0 0
Reading
6-0
3 0
3 0
Trenton
0-0
0 0
0 0
vs. Eastern Div
9-4
4-3
5-1
TOTAL
10-15
4-8
6-7
SENATORS STARTING PITCHER
SENATORS STARTING PITCHER
SENATORS STARTING PITCHER
SENATORS STARTING PITCHER
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2010 SENATORS STARTING PITCHERS BREAKDOWN
Current Rotation Last Start
Dec
IP
H
R
ER BB
K
HR RESULT
Mandel (R)
4/23 @ NB
W1
5.1
2
1
0
3
2
W 2 1
Thompson (L)
4/30 vs. Alt
L2
6.2
5
2
2
1
4
L 4 7
Milone (L)
5/1 vs. Alt
L1
5.0
6
3
3
0
5
L 2 9
Strasburg (R)
5/2 vs. Alt
L1
4.2
6
4
3
3
4
L 1 6
Chico (L)
5/3 vs. Bowie
ND
6.1
4
2
2
0
3
L 3 5
Arnesen
4/23 @ NB
ND
4.0
6
2
2
1
3
W 15 5
W - L
IP
H
R
ER BB
K
HR
ERA
SEASON TOTAL
6 10
124.1 118 60
46
35 106
2
3.33
HT: 6'3-Â
WT: 195
B/T: L/L
PLACE OF BIRTH: Houston, TX
AGE: 23
BORN: 2/28/1987
ACQUIRED:
Traded by the Marlins to the Nationals for Nick Johnson on 7/31/2009
#28 AARON THOMPSON
GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS (with Harrisburg)
Date
Opponent
Dec
IP
H
R
ER BB
K
RESULT
4/09
@ Altoona
L1
3.2
7
5
5
2
2
L 1 6
4/14
@ Bowie
ND
5.0
3
0
0
1
4
L 1 2 (12)
4/19
Reading
W1
7.0
4
0
0
1
7
W 2 1
4/30
Altoona
L2
6.2
5
2
2
1
4
L 4 7
SENATORS RECORD IN STARTS: 1-3
YR CLUB
W-L
ERA
G/GS
IP
H
R
ER
BB
K
BAA
09 Jacksonville (AA)
5 9
4.11
20/20
114.0
121
63
52
43
75
.268
Harrisburg (AA)
0 3
3.31
6/6
32.2
32
18
12
11
27
.254
10 Harrisburg (AA)
1 2
2.82
4/4
22.1
19
7
7
5
17
.229
MILB CAREER
24 39
3.90
106/105
566
623
317
245
193
441
.279
Syracuse (AAA)
1 0
1.80
1/1
5.0
5
1
1
3
4
.250
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
2010
-¢
Pitched seven shutout innings at Reading on 4/19
-¢
Made spot start for Syracuse against Rochester, pitching five innings for the win
2009
-¢ Traded for Nick Johnson just before the trade deadline on 7/31 -¢ Made his debut for the Nats' organization on 8/5 with Harrisburg -¢ Allowed just one run in 7 innings on 6/9 for Jacksonville, but took a
no decision as Carolina prevailed 3 2 in 12 innings
-¢ Threw six scoreless innings in first appearance of the season,
picking up a win on 4/12 vs. Tennessee
-¢ Allowed just a single run in 6 IP on 8/23 at Portland -¢ Held lefties to a .209 mark while with JAX, and .194 with the Sens -¢ Changeup was voted best in Marlins' system by Baseball America
entering 2009 season
2008
-¢ Threw seven scoreless innings in his first win of the season on
8/10
-¢ Struck out 8, walked none, and gave up 3 hits in the win -¢ Made two starts for GCL Marlins on 7/10 and 7/15
2007
-¢ Missed time with injury twice: 6/8 6/14 with left shoulder tendinitis,
and 8/26 9/19 with left bicep inflammation
-¢ His 3.37 ERA was second best in Marlins' organization -¢ Struck out 10 over 7 innings on 5/25 vs. Clearwater -¢ Recorded three 7 strikeout games -¢ Did not allow a home run until Aug. 3 (on which date he allowed 2) -¢ In all, held opponents homerless for 87.2 straight innings, dating
back to his final game in 2006
-¢ Made first career relief appearance on 4/29 at St. Lucie
2006
-¢ Organizational Pitcher of the Month for May (4 0, 0.53) -¢ South Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week 5/21 -¢ South Atlantic League Mid Season All Star -¢ Earned the win in the All Star Game with a perfect sixth inning -¢ Won 5 consecutive decisions over 6 starts from May 4 June 1 -¢ On the DL from 8/24 9/29
2005
-¢ Picked up his first professional win on July 28 at GCL
Career
-¢
He was originally selected in the 1st round (22nd overall) by the Florida Marlins in the 2005 draft
-¢
Went to Second Baptist High School
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Yesterday: 0 x 3 Bowie: 1 x 7 k Altoona: 1 x 6 k
2009
-¢
Hit .261 14/51 in 112 games with the Sens with 19 doubles
-¢
Played his final 14 games for AAA Syracuse
-¢
Mid Season Eastern League All Star
2008
-¢
Nationals' 2008 Minor League Player of the Year
-¢
Potomac's Player of the Month in June '08
-¢
Carolina League Player of the Week 6/23/08
-¢
Played 63 games for Potomac (A), 10 for Harrisburg (AA), and
-¢
49 for Columbus (AAA), and combined to drive in 25 runs and
steal 10 bases
2007
-¢
Mid Season South Atlantic League All Star
-¢
Hagerstown's Player of the Month in June
-¢
5th among all Nats' Minor Leaguers with 20 home runs
-¢
Hit .290 16/56 in 96 games with Hagerstown (A
-¢
Also spent 23 games with Potomac (A), finishing with .262 4/10
2005
-¢
Hit .300 in 67 games with short season Vermont, and also
-¢
recorded 8 doubles, 8 triples, and 7 home runs
-¢
Mid Season NY Penn League All Star
Career Notes
-¢
Played strong safety for the Fresno City College football team
as a freshman
-¢
Has his football jersey retired at Dos Palos (CA) High School.
#17 Davis, Leonard
26 years old
Born: 12/24/1983
Selected by Expos in the 8th round of the 2004 draft
6th Season
Yesterday: 1 x 3 k Bowie: 1 x 5 r bb k Altoona: 1 x 9 hr 2rbi r 2k bb
2010
-¢
Had the Sens first 4 hit game of the year on 4/24 at NB
-¢
Was on the DL from 4/10 to 4/19
2009
-¢
With Potomac hit .264 18/72 29 SB in 133 games
-¢
Participated in MLB Futures Game
-¢
Hit two solo home runs in a 7 3 loss at Frederick on August 4th
-¢
Hit .345 with 14 RBI in 24 games for Phoenix of the Arizona Fall League
2008
-¢
Made pro debut with short season Vermont, and hit .328 with 17 walks in 19 games
-¢
Played his final season at Long Beach State University, his third consecutive as a starter
Career Notes
-¢
Teammates with Rays' 3B Evan Longoria while with Long Beach State in 2006
-¢
Three time All Big West selection
-¢
Big West Freshman of the Year in 2006, the first 49ers player win the award
-¢
Also a Freshman All American
-¢
Played in Cape Cod League as a freshman
-¢
Starting SS on collegiate national team in summer 2007, winning the silver medal at the Pan Am Games
-¢
Also a starter on the 2003 USA Youth National team, which won a gold medal in Taiwan
-¢
Attended Mater Dei High School, alma mater of NFL QBs Matt Leinart and Colt Brennan.
#8 Espinosa, Danny
22 years old
Born: 4/25/1987
Selected in the 3rd round of the 2008 draft
3rd Season
Yesterday: 0 x 4 Bowie: 1 x 8 r Altoona: 2 x 6 r bb
2010
-¢
Joined the Sens on 4/26 when Adam Fox went on the DL
-¢
2009
-¢
Hit .296 4/36 in 96 games with the Sens
-¢
Eastern League Player of the Week for the week ending 6/15 as he went 11 x 14
-¢
Had four hits and four RBIs on 6/11 at Binghamton
2008
-¢
Batted .271 4/52 between Potomac, Columbus & Harrisburg
-¢
Hit in 6 of his last 7 games for Potomac (.281, 9 x 32)
-¢
May 27: Homered vs. Akron, his first HR since July 25, 2006
-¢
Promoted to Triple A Columbus 6/30; had base hits in first 4G
-¢
Went 2x4, 3RBI July 3 vs. Toledo; Went 3x3 2 2B July 9 at Indianapolis
-¢
Returned to Harrisburg 7/17
2007
-¢
Had base hits in 45 of 55 games for Potomac
-¢
Strung together 8G hitting streak for Potomac 5/6 5/14
-¢
Made Harrisburg debut 6/28
-¢
Had a pair of 2 2B games for Harrisburg (7/16 @ AKR, 8/26 @ ALT)
CAREER
-¢
Native of Nicaragua; RHP Dennis Martinez was the first Nicaraguan native to make it to the major leagues
#23 Castro, Ofilio
26 years old
Born: 8/18/1984
Signed as a non-drafted free agent on 11/20/00
10th season
Yesterday: dnp Bowie: Altoona: 1 x 11 rbi 2bb 4k
2010
-¢
Started the Season with Salt Lake (AAA)
-¢
Granted release from Angels and signed with the Nats
2009
-¢
Hit .276 4/36 for SLC (AAA)
-¢
Had 4 RBIs on 5/5 vs. Tacoma
-¢
Had 4 hits on 6/15 vs. Colorado Springs
2008
-¢
Batted .306 in 85 games and scored 73 runs for SLC (AAA)
2007
-¢
California League Mid Season All Star
-¢
Split time between High A Rancho Cucamonga and AA Arkansas
Career Notes
-¢
15 round selection in the 05 draft by the Angels
-¢
Attended Trevecca Nazarene University
-¢
Was 55/76 in SBs in 06 with Cedar Rapids
-¢
He was the 2005 TransSouth and Region XI Player of the Year (NAIA)
#31 Coon, Brad
27 years old
Born: 12/11/1982
Signed as a minor league free agent 04/10
6th Season
Yesterday: 1 x 3 Bowie: 2 x 6 Altoona: 0 x 1 rbi k
2009
-¢
Spent the year in Pirates' organization
-¢
In 53 games with Altoona, he batted .263 with 3/16
-¢
Pounded left handed pitching while with Altoona, hitting .396 in 48 at bats
-¢
Hit .275 in 42 games with 13 RBIs for Indianapolis
2008
-¢
Spent full year with Syracuse, and hit .236 0/27 in 104 games
2007
-¢
In 14 games with the Reds, hit .178 with two doubles in 45 at bats
-¢
34 games with Louisville saw him rack up a .339 average, 8
-¢
extra base hits out of 42 total, and 17 RBI
-¢
In 41 games with Charlotte, he hit .242 with 7 doubles, 2 home runs, and 11 RBI
2006
-¢
65 games with AA Birmingham (CWS): .322/5/34
-¢
59 games with AAA Charlotte (CWS): .274/5/24
2005
-¢
Hit .202 with 3 homers in 55 games for Charlotte, and .238 with 7 doubles in 68 games for Birmingham
-¢
Named the 9th best prospect in CWS system by Baseball
America...
Career Notes
-¢
Signed by White Sox in 2000 at age 16
-¢
Made MLB Debut on 5/1/05 with the White Sox and had 2 hits and 2 RBIs in 2 games
#7 Lopez, Pedro
25 years old
Born: 4/28/1984
Signed as minor league free agent Jan. 2010
11th season
Yesterday: 1 x 3 k Bowie: 1 x 7 rbi k Altoona: 0 x 5
2010
-¢
Promoted to Syracuse on 4/12 and returned 4/15
-¢
Was on the DL from 4/22 to 5/1
2009
-¢
Called up to AAA Syracuse in August, and made his AAA debut on 8/29
-¢
Hit .250 in 107 games for the Senators, with 7 home runs, 42 RBI, and a career high 6 triples
-¢
Hit .279 in 11 games with Syracuse, driving in two runs
-¢
Went 5/5 in a loss to Reading on 4/18, raising his season average to .355
2008
-¢
Batted .256, and set career highs in home runs (14), RBI (56) and stolen bases (19)
-¢
Notched a nine game hitting streak from May 26 June 3
2007
-¢
Split time between class A Hagerstown and Potomac
-¢
In 71 games with Potomac, hit .296 with a career high 20 doubles, along with 41 RBI and 16 stolen bases
-¢
Recorded a .290 average, with 7 home runs and 37 RBI, while with Hagerstown
Career Notes
-¢
Attended the University of North Carolina
-¢
Third ACC player drafted by Nationals in 2005, after Ryan Zimmerman and Justin Maxwell
-¢
Was a minor league All Star in three consecutive seasons (2006 NYPL, 2007 SAL, 2008 EL)
-¢
His 143 hits led all Nationals minor leaguers in 2007, and his 78 RBI placed third
#25 Daniel, Michael
25 years old
Born: 8/17/1984
Selected in the 7th round of the 2005 draft
6th Season
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Yesterday: dnp Bowie: 1 x 4 k Altoona: 0 x 8 bb k
2009
-¢
Had game winning walk off hit on 6/5 vs. New Britain
-¢
Had a season high 10 game hitting streak snapped on 5/6 vs. Erie
2008
-¢
He batted .269 18/89 with Hagerstown, Potomac and the Sens
-¢
Had 6 straight games with an extra base hit May 4 10
-¢
Was SAL All Star Game MVP for Hagerstown: 3x3, HR 3RBI
-¢
Promoted to Harrisburg 6/30 when Andrew LeFave went to
Potomac
2008
-¢
Hagerstown 65G .295 22 2B 9HR 56RBI 21BB 36SO
-¢
Potomac 7G .320 (8x25) 2 2B 2HR 4RBI 1/2SB 2BB 5SO
-¢
First Double A at bat resulted in game tying RBI single
-¢
7/3: Hit 1st inning grand slam vs. BOW; finished 4G series with 10RBI
-¢
Opened Double A stint with 8G hit streak (10x29, .345, 11RBI
2007
-¢
Opened career with Short Season Vermont
-¢
Was a New York Penn League All Star for Lake Monsters
-¢
Led Vermont in AVG (.299), hits (64), RBI (43) and doubles (18)
CAREER
-¢
Attended University of Arizona for 4 seasons (2004 07); CWS in '04; led Wildcats in AVG (.372), HR (13) and RBI (66) in 56G as a senior (2007)
-¢
Attended Casa Roble Fundamental HS in Northern California; HS teammates included Brewers LHP Manny Parra
#11 Rhinehart, Bill
25 years old
Born: 11/22/1984
Selected in the 11th round of the 2007 draft
4th season
Yesterday: 0 x 2 bb Bowie: 0 x 2 bb Altoona: 0 x 4 3k
2009
-¢
Drew a bases loaded walk with two outs in the B11 on 7/24 vs. Trenton to force in winning run
-¢
Promoted to Harrisburg on 7/16
-¢
Was batting .300 with 6 HR and 40 RBIs for Potomac at the time of his promotion
-¢
He led the Carolina League catchers with a 47% rate in catching would be base stealers
-¢
Rooney was the P Nats Player of the Month in June when he
hit .329 iin 22 games
-¢
He has hit .317 since the All Star break
2008
-¢
Batted .314 with 1 HR and 26 RBI for Hagerstown
-¢
Was a South Atlantic League mid season All Star
-¢
Finished sixth in the SAL with a .314 batting average
2007
-¢
Played in 52 games with Vermont and 2 games with Potomac with Vermont he batted .281 with 1 HR and 20 RBIs
2007
-¢
His first season professionally was spent between the GCL Nats and Vermont
CAREER
-¢
Played his college baseball at Saddleback (CA) JC where he hit .423 with 12 HR and 58 RBIs in 41 games
-¢
Attended UC Davis for one year before transferring to Saddleback.
#40 Rooney, Sean
23 years old
Born: 4/12/1986
Selected in the 8th round of the 2006 draft
5th season
Yesterday: dnp Bowie: Altoona: 2 x 6 2 2b r bb k
2009
-¢
Began the season with Harrisburg, playing 26 games for the Senators, and then made his AAA debut on June 4th
-¢
Hit .280 with 7 doubles and 11 RBI while with Harrisburg
-¢
Fared much better at Metro Bank Park, hitting .356 at home, vs. .208 on the road
-¢
Blasted left handers to the tune of a .359 average while with the Sens
-¢
In 63 games with AAA Syracuse, he batted .202, though 11 of
his 37 hits were doubles
2008
-¢
Hit .218 with a homer, six runs scored and five RBI in 16 games for Hagerstown (A)
-¢
Played his final 68 games for Potomac, and batted .258 with four home runs, 3 runs scored, and 24 RBI
-¢
Part of Carolina League Championship team in Potomac
-¢
Was named the Championship Series Most Valuable Player after hitting a game tying three run home run in the bottom of the 9th inning of game 3, a game the P Nats would ultimately win
2007
-¢
Played all 83 games with Hagerstown, and hit .248 with a
career high in doubles (15) and RBI (38)
-¢
Homered and drove in four on 4/28 against Delmarva
2006
-¢
Made professional debut with the Gulf Coast League Nationals Batted .421 in the first 10 games of the season
Career Notes
-¢
Signed with Nationals at age 20.
#20 Solano, Jhonatan
24 years old
Born: 8/12/1985
Signed as undrafted free agent on 9/14/05
5th season
Yesterday: 0 x 3 Bowie: 3 x 7 hr 2rbi r Altoona: 5 x 10 2 2b 2rbi bb
2009
-¢
Spent the majority of the season with Potomac, hitting .297 in 89 games, and recording 20 doubles, 9 home runs, and 55 RBI
-¢
Carolina League Player of the Week for week ending 8/3
-¢
Played the first five games of July with the Gulf Coast League Nationals, and homered three times in those five games
2008
-¢
Hit .341 with a homer, 16 RBI and 12 runs scored in 23 games with short season Vermont
-¢
Had a six game hitting streak from 6/28 7/3
-¢
Finished the season hitting .287 with three home runs, 13 RBI and 10 runs scored in 28 games with Hagerstown
-¢
Put together a 10 game hitting streak from 7/21 7/30
2007: Played for Daytona Cubs of the Class A Advanced
-¢
Florida State League
-¢
Hit in 14 consecutive games from May 4 20, with a .351 average with three doubles, seven RBI and eight runs scored during that stretch
2006
-¢
Played a career high 130 games for Peoria of the Midwest League, and batted .302 with five home runs and a career high 61 RBI
-¢
Had a 19 game hitting streak May 7 28
Career Notes
-¢
Originally signed by the Chicago Cubs as a nondrafted free agent in 2002
-¢
Missed all of 2004 with an injury
#24 Valdez, Jesus
25 years old
Born: 11/2/1984
Signed as free agent in 2008
7th season
Yesterday: 0 x 4 2k Bowie: 0 x 4 2k Altoona: 2 x 10 2b rbi r 2bb k
2009
-¢
Hit .337 combined in July, across two teams
-¢
Went 3/3 with a triple in a 7 5 loss vs. Akron on 7/1
-¢
Hit .223 1/8 in 65 games with Harrisburg
-¢
In 49 games with Potomac, he batted .293, with 14 doubles, 5 triples, 4 home runs, and 29 RBI
2008
-¢
Hit .266 in 104 games with Potomac, and recorded a career high 25 doubles and 58 RBI
-¢
Also set career highs in runs (63), hits (111), triples (6), and stolen bases (25)
-¢
Put together a seven game hitting streak from May 11 20
-¢
Hit .320 with runners in scoring position
2007
-¢
Played in a career high 115 games for Hagerstown (A)
-¢
Hit .444 and scored eight runs during an eight game hitting streak from 7/22 8/2
-¢
Recorded five straight multi hit games from 8/12 8/16, and scored 7 runs over that stretch
2006
-¢
Began season with Savannah (A), and batted .172 in 30 games
-¢
Played in 43 games for short season Vermont, hitting .321 with
19 RBI and 26 runs scored
-¢
Registered five straight multi hit games between 7/14 7/20
-¢
Mid Season NY Penn League All Star
-¢
Hit .217 in 23 at bats for Potomac
2005
-¢
Debuted in Dominican Summer League and hit .269 with 37 runs scored in 59 games.
#3 Martinez, Michael
27 years old
Born: 9/16/1982
Signed as undrafted free agent in 2005
5th season
Yesterday: 0 x 3 Bowie: 0 x 7 Altoona: 3 x 11 r bb k
2010
-¢
Hit a grand slam in game 2 of DH with Reading on 4/27 to turn 6 3 deficit into a 7 6 lead
2009
-¢
Promoted to the Sens on 8/17 and Hit .267 in 23 games 1/11
-¢
With Potomac 112g .287 16/65.
-¢
He was 5th in the league in hitting, 5th in home runs
-¢
Entered the season as the number three prospect in the Nats organization according to Baseball America
2008
-¢
With Potomac 70g .250 11hr 38rbi
-¢
Endured a season ending injury when he broke his right fibula sliding into home plate on June 18 at Winston Salem
CAREER
-¢
According to Baseball America he was the number one prospect entering 2008 and the number two prospect entering
-¢
2007 and he was also the best power hitting prospect in the Nats organization 2006 2008
-¢
Was a Baseball America pre season high school first team All American in 2006
-¢
He hit .410 with 11 hr 33 rbi and 23 r for Monsignor (FL) Pace HS
-¢
Played for the USA youth team in the 2004 Pan Am Championship Qualifier in Lagos De Moreno, Mexico and led the tournament with 5 hr and 16 rb
-¢
He was destined for the University of Miami (FL) before signing with the Nats
#50 Marrero, Chris
21 years old
Born: 7/2/1988
1st round selection (15th overall) in the 2006 draft
5th season
2010 SENATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES
2010 SENATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES
2010 SENATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES
2010 SENATORS INDIVIDUAL HITTING NOTES
Page 5
PITCHERS AT THE PLATE
HOME RUNS ALLOWED
AVG
AB
H
HR
RBI
R
BB
SO
SAC
TOTAL SOLO
2R
3R
GS
LAST HR
Arnesen
1
1
4/30 vs. Altoona (Mercer)
Carr
1
1
4/30 vs. Altoona (Presley)
Chico
2
1
1
4/17 vs. New Britain (Dolenc)
Mandel
.000
2
2
Martin
Milone
.000
5
1
Novoa
Pena
Storen
1
1
4/19 vs. Reading (Gillies)
Strasburg
.286
7
2
2
1
1
Thompson
.000
5
3
Garate
2010 SENATORS MISCELLANEOUS HITTING NOTES
2010 SENATORS MISCELLANEOUS HITTING NOTES
2010 SENATORS MISCELLANEOUS HITTING NOTES
2010 SENATORS MISCELLANEOUS HITTING NOTES
MULTI HIT GAMES
MULTI RBI GAMES
HITTING STREAKS
PINCH HITTING
HOME RUN INFO
Player
Tot 2
3
4 5+ Tot 2
3
4 5+
Current
Long Last/Totals
Total Solo 2R 3R GS
Last HR
Davis
5
4
1
1
1
1
2
4/18 0 1 k
2
2
4/17 vs. New Britain (Guerra)
Espinosa
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
4/30 vs. Altoona (Molleken)
Fox
1
1
1
Lopez
1
1
2
2
4/30 1 2 k
Marrero
6
6
3
1
1
1
1
6
2
1
1 4/27 G2 at Reading (Escalona)
Martinez
4
3
1
2
2
1
4
4/19 1 1
Nelson
1
1
1
4/9 0 2 k
Rhinehart
4
3
1
2
1
1
1
5
5/1 0 3 2k
1
1
4/16 vs. New Britain
Rooney
1
1
2
2
2
5
4/27 G2 0x0 bb
Solano
4
3
1
1
3
Valdez
6
3
3
1
1
1
5
4/8 0 1
1
1
5/3 vs. Bowie (T. Bascom)
Daniel
1
1
1
5/2 0 1 r
Castro
1
3
5/1 0 x 0 bb
Coon
2
1
1
1
1
2
4
Johnson
3
5/1 0 x 2 k
STREAKS/OFFENSIVE SUPERLATIVES
10+ HITTING STREAKS None
15+ HITTING STREAKS None
MULTI-HOMER GAMES
None
BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS
None
GRAND SLAMS Chris Marrero on 4/27 at Reading Game #2 (7th inn)
FIRST-INNING LEADOFF HOME RUNS
None
PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS
None
EXTRA-INNING HOMERS None
GAME ENDING HOMERS None
WALK-OFF WINNING HITS
None
4+ HIT GAMES Danny Espinosa on 4/24 at New Britain
4+ RBI GAMES None
2010 SENATORS BULLPEN NOTES
2010 SENATORS BULLPEN NOTES
2010 SENATORS BULLPEN NOTES
2010 SENATORS BULLPEN NOTES
Page 6
DATE/OPP
DEC IP H
R ER BB SO HR
Sens Season Highs: 5/4 Bowie
ND 2.2 5
4
4
1
1
1
5/1 Altoona
ND 1.0 2
1
1
1
1
0
IR IRS: 3 1
Last Save:
2010
-¢
Was 0 0 with a 6.30 ERA in 8 games with Syracuse before being transferred to the Senators on 4/30
2009
-¢
Split time between Harrisburg and Syracuse
-¢
Was 4 2 with a 2.87 ERA in 35 games with the Sens
-¢
Was 0 1 with a 6.53 ERA in 12 games (2 starts) for Syracuse
#10 Spradlin, Jack
25 years old
Born: 9/23/1984
Selected in the 8th round of the 2005
6th season
DATE/OPP
DEC IP H
R ER BB SO HR
Sens Season Highs: 5/1 Altoona
ND 2.1 3
1
1
1
3
0
4/27 at Reading G2 ND 1.0 2
1
1
0
0
0
IR IRS: 2 0
Last Save:
2009
-¢
Started the year with Harrisburg, played three games with Vermont in June, and was called up to AAA Syracuse in mid July
-¢
Made his AAA debut on 7/22
-¢
Lone start for the Senators came on 5/16, when he went 3 innings at Reading and took a no decision
-¢
Made 19 appearances with Harrisburg (1 2, 3.99), and 19 with Syracuse (1 0, 3.66)
2008
-¢
Went 2 1 with a 1.38 ERA in 13 appearances for Potomac, and 2 1 with a 2.44 ERA in 32 appearances for Harrisburg
-¢
Threw 10 straight scoreless outings (19 innings) without allowing a run, from July 10 Aug. 16
-¢
Held hitters to a .195 average
2007
-¢
Finished 5 12 with a 4.22 ERA in 25 appearances (23 starts) with Hagerstown
Career Notes
-¢
Originally signed by the White Sox as an undrafted free agent in 2002
#44 Novoa, Yunior
25 years old
Born: 9/11/1984
Signed as previously-released free agent in 2006
7th season
DATE/OPP
DEC IP H
R ER BB SO HR
Sens Season Highs: 5/3 Bowie
BS1 0.2 1
1
1
2
0
0
5/1 Altoona
ND 0.2 4
4
4
2
0
0
IR IRS: 2 2
Last Save:
2009
-¢
Spent March 26th through March 29th with Saraperos de Saltillo of the Mexican League, making 54 total appearances
-¢
He amassed a 6 3 record, with a 4.12 ERA, in 63.1 IP
-¢
He recorded 65 strikeouts versus 25 walks
-¢
Allowed just a .208 batting average against right handers
-¢
Made 12 consecutive appearances without allowing a run from April 12 to May 13, a span of 17.1 innings
-¢
Also put up a separate 10 game scoreless streak, from June 3 23, spanning 10.2 innings
-¢
Pitched for Venados de Mazatlan of the Mexican Winter Leagues October through December, finishing 4 0 with a 2.29 ERA and one save
-¢
Struck out 33, and walked just 13
Career Notes
-¢
Has not played in the United States professionally prior to 2010
-¢
Threw 53.2 innings for Saraperos de Saltillo in 2008, finishing 6 2 with a 4.19 ERA and one save in 35 appearances, including two starts
-¢
In 2007, he finished 1 1 with a 2.65 ERA for Saraperos
-¢
Did not allow a run in final 13 appearances.
#36 Martin, Rafael
25 years old Born: 5/16/1984
Signed out of Mexico in 2010
1st season
DATE/OPP
DEC IP H
R ER BB SO HR
Sens Season Highs: 5/3 Bowie
ND 1.2 2
0
0
0
2
0
4/30 Altoona
ND 1.0 2
2
2
0
1
1
IR IRS: 2 0
Last Save: 4/21 vs. Reading
2010
-¢
Made a spot start for the Sens on 4/24 at NB
-¢
Picked up his first career save on 4/21 vs. Reading
2009
-¢
Pitched his final 22 games with Harrisburg, making 21 starts
-¢
Threw a six inning complete game at Trenton on 7/30, but took the loss
-¢
Went 8 6 on the season with Harrisburg, with a 3.87 ERA in 123.1 innings
2008
-¢
Made 25 appearances (7 starts) with Hagerstown, and went 6 4 with a 3.97 ERA
-¢
Closed the season with Potomac, making 8 appearances (7 starts) and amassing a 4 3 record and 4.46 ERA 2007
-¢
Spent whole season with Hagerstown
-¢
Allowed just one earned run in three consecutive wins from May 17 26
-¢
2006
-¢
Picked up his first win of the year for short season Vermont on August 14th against State College, throwing six scoreless innings.
#30 Arnesen, Erik
26 years old
Born: 3/19/1984
Selected in the 17th round of the 2006 draft
5th season
DATE/OPP
DEC IP H
R ER BB SO HR
Sens Season Highs: 5/4 Bowie
ND 1.0 0
0
0
1
1
0
5/2 Altoona
ND 1.1 0
0
0
0
2
0
IR IRS: 4 0
Last Save:
2009
-¢
Made MLB debut on September 5, and made four total appearances for the Nationals, allowing 5 earned runs in 2 innings pitched
-¢
Spent the majority of the season with AA Chattanooga
(Dodgers), and amassed a 0 1 record and 2.04 ERA in 47 appearances
-¢
Recorded a 1.93 ERA after the All Star break
-¢
Lowered his ERA to a season best 1.20 on May 28th, after his ninth consecutive outing without allowing a run
2008
-¢
Split the season between Great Lakes and Inland Empire
-¢
Struck out 12 in six innings for Great Lakes on 7/5
Career Notes
-¢
Originally signed as a nondrafted free agent by the Astros on
12/10/01
-¢
Mid Season NY Penn League All Star in 06
#47 Garate, Victor
25 years old
Born: 9/25/1984
Claimed off waivers from LAD on 9/2/2009
6th season
DATE/OPP
DEC IP H
R
ER BB SO HR
Sens Season Highs: 5/2 Altoona
ND 2.1 0
2
2
2
1
0
4/27 at Reading G2 H1 0.2 1
0
0
1
1
0
IR IRS: 9 3
Last Save:
2009
-¢
Made 12 appearances (2 starts) for Potomac, finishing 2 1 with a 2.39 ERA; Struck out 21, walked 12
-¢
He made 3 starts for Hagerstown, in which he allowed 2 earned runs in 16 IP, for an ERA of 1.13
-¢
Allowed no runs in two of three Hagerstown starts
2008
-¢
Started the season 2 2 with a 2.08 ERA in six starts with Hagerstown
-¢
Compiled a 4.15 ERA and 2 2 record in eight starts with Potomac to close the season
-¢
Struck out 9 in 7.2 IP in an 8/25 win for Potomac
2007
-¢
Notched his first career win in his pro debut with short season Vermont on June 20 after allowing two runs on four hits and
three walks in five innings against the Tri City ValleyCats
-¢
Picked up his second career win in his next start, allowing just one earned run
-¢
Threw six shutout innings in a win over Jamestown on July 21st.
#34 Pena, Hassan
25 years old
Born: 3/25/1985
Signed as a non-drafted free agent on 2/13/1004
4th season
DATE/OPP
DEC IP H
R
ER BB SO HR
Sens Season Highs: 5/3 Bowie
L1
0.1 2
2
2
1
0
0
5/2 Altoona
ND 0.2 0
0
0
0
1
0
IR IRS: 3 1
Last Save:
2009
-¢
Spent all of April with Harrisburg, and the rest of the season with Potomac
-¢
Made only one start (with 21 relief appearances) before July 10th, but then did not make another relief appearance the rest
of the year, making ten more starts
-¢
Did not allow a run in the fifth inning all season
-¢
Threw a seven inning complete game for Potomac on 8/18 against Winston Salem, allowing just one run and picking up the win
-¢
Finished 2 6 with a 5.82 ERA for Potomac, and 0 1 with an
-¢
8.71 ERA for Harrisburg
2008
-¢
Went 3 4 with five saves and a 6.15 ERA in 21 games with Potomac
Career Notes
-¢
Attended West Valley Junior College and Oklahoma State
University
-¢
Named as an Arizona Fall League Rising Star in 07
#13 Carr, Adam
25 years old
Born: 4/1/1984
Selected in the 18th round of the 2006 draft
5th season
W-L-S
IP
H
R
ER
BB
K
HR
ERA
SEASON TOTALS
4-5-6
91.1
65
29
26
32
77
3
2.56
IR-IRS
29-8
Team Miscellaneous Longest Winning Streak:
5
4/23 to 4/28
Longest Losing Streak:
5
4/30 to current
Largest Margin of Victory:
10
4/24 at New Britain 15 5
Largest Margin of Defeat:
9
5/4 vs. Bowie (0 9)
Largest Shutout Win:
5 0
4/20 vs. Reading (5 0)
Largest Shutout Loss:
0 9
5/4 vs. Bowie (0 9)
Longest Game, Time (9 inn):
3:10
5/1 vs. Altoona
Longest Game, Time (10+ inn): 3:22
4/12 at Bowie
Longest Game, Innings:
12
4/12 at Bowie
Shortest Game, Time (9 inn)
2:05
4/19 vs. Reading
Shortest Game, Time (7 inn):
1:45
4/27 at Reading Game #1
Largest Crowd, Home:
7,895 4/16 vs. New Britain
Smallest Crowd, Home:
1,776 5/3 vs. Bowie
Largest Crowd, Road:
7,887 4/11 at Altoona
Smallest Crowd, Road:
715
4/13 at Bowie
Largest Come From Behind Win: 5
4/27 at Reading Game #2 (Trailed 6 1 into the 6th inning)
Largest Blown Lead in A Loss:
3
5/3 vs. Bowie (3 0 lead into the 6th)
Total Errorless Games:
9
Last 4/27 at Reading #2
Most Errors, Game:
3
4/23 at New Britain
Most Left on Base
11
4/21 vs. Reading
Fewest Left on Base:
2
5/4 vs. Bowie
Team Batting Most Runs, Game:
15
4/24 at New Britain
Most Runs, Inning:
6
4/24 at New Britain (1st)
Most Hits, Game:
19
4/24 at New Britain
Most Hits, Inning:
7
4/24 at New Britain (1st)
Most Home Runs, Game:
2
(2) Last 4/28 at Reading
Most Triples, Game:
1
(4) Last 4/24 at New Britain
Most Doubles, Game:
6
4/24 at New Britain
Most Extra Base Hits, Game
7
4/24 at New Britain
Most Stolen Bases, Game:
2
(2) Last 4/20 vs. Reading
Most Strikeouts, All Games:
12
4/24 at New Britain
Times Batted Around:
1
4/24 at New Britain (1st inning)
Individual Batting Most Hits:
4
D. Espinosa on 4/24 at New Britain
Most Runs:
2
Many Players
Most Extra Base Hits:
2
(6) Last C. Marrero on 4/27 at Reading #2 (double & HR)
Most Total Bases:
6
(5) Last J. Valdez on 5/3 vs. Bowie (HR & 2B)
Most Doubles:
2
(2) Last D. Espinosa on 4/24 at New Britain
Most Triples:
1
(4) Last M. Martinez on 4/24 at New Britain
Most HR:
1
Several Players
Most RBI:
5
C. Marrero on 4/27 at Reading #2
Most Stolen Bases:
1
Several Players
Longest Hitting Streak:
6
Chris Marrero (4/15 to 4/20)
Team Pitching Most Runs, Game:
9
(2) Last 5/4 vs. Bowie
Most Runs, Inning:
4
(4) Last 5/2 vs. Altoona (2nd inning)
Most Hits, Game:
15
(2) Last 5/1 vs. Altoona
Fewest Hits, Game
2
(2) Last 4/28 at Reading
Most Hits, Inning:
4
(4) Last 5/1 vs. Altoona (6th inning)
Most Home Runs, Game:
2
(2) Last 4/30 vs. Altoona
Most Strikeouts All Games:
13
4/11 at Altoona
Most Walks, Game:
5
4/28 at Reading
Most Extra Base Hits Allowed:
5
(2) Last 4/30 vs. Altoona (2b, 2 3bs, 2 HRs)
Most Stolen Bases Allowed:
2
(3) Last 4/17 vs. New Britain
Individual Pitching Most Innings Pitched, Start:
7.0
A. Thompson on 4/19 vs. Reading
Fewest Innings Pitched, Start:
3.0
T. Milone on 4/27 at Reading #2
Most Innings Pitched, Relief:
3.2
E. Arnesen on 4/14 at Bowie
Most Hits Allowed, Starter:
11
M. Chico on 4/17 vs. New Britain
Most Hits Allowed, Reliever:
5
J. Spradlin on 5/4 vs. Bowie
Most Strikeouts, Starter:
8
S. Strasburg on 4/11 at Altoona
Most Strikeouts, Reliever:
4
E. Arnesen on 4/8 at Altoona
Most Walks, Starter:
3
(3) Last S. Strasburg on 5/2 vs. Altoona
Most Walks, Reliever
2
(5) Last R. Martin on 5/3 vs. Bowie
Page 7
2010 SENATORS HIGHS AND LOWS
2010 SENATORS HIGHS AND LOWS
2010 SENATORS HIGHS AND LOWS
2010 SENATORS HIGHS AND LOWS
4/9 @ Alt
L. Davis (1)
Solo
4/15 vs. NB
B. Rhinehart (1)
2 run
4/17 vs. NB
L. Davis (2)
Solo
4/17 vs. NB
C. Marrero (1)
Solo
4/27 vs. Rdg C. Marrero (2)
GS
4/28 vs. Rdg L. Davis (3)
3 run
4/28 vs. Rdg B. Rhinehart (2)
2 run
4/30 vs. Alt
D. Espinosa (1)
2 run
5/3 vs. Bowie J. Valdez (1)
Solo
SENATORS' HRs
SENATORS' HRs
SENATORS' HRs
SENATORS' HRs
04/12 OF Michael Daniel promoted to Syracuse (AAA) and INF Josh Johnson promoted to the Senators from extended spring training. INF Danny Espinosa placed on
the disabled list retroactive to April 10th (23 active + 1 DL)
04/15 OF Michael Daniel sent to Harrisburg from Syracuse (AAA). (24 active + 1 DL)
04/16 INF Danny Espinosa activated from the disabled list and OF Dan Nelson transferred to Potomac (A+) (24 active)
04/20 OF Brad Coon signed by the Nationals and assigned to Harrisburg. INF Josh Johnson transferred to Vermont (SS A) (24 active)
04/24 LHP Aaron Thompson promoted to Syracuse (AAA). (23 active)
04/26 LHP Aaron Thompson sent to Harrisburg from Syracuse (AAA). OF Michael Daniel (retroactive to 4/22) and INF Adam Fox placed on the disabled list. INF Josh
Johnson promoted to Harrisburg from Vermont (SS A) and INF Ofilio Castro joins the Senators from extended spring training. (24 active + 2 DL)
04/27 RHP Jeff Mandel promoted to Syracuse (AAA). (23 active + 2 DL)
04/29 RHP Drew Storen promoted to Syracuse (AAA) (22 active + 2 DL)
04/30 LHP Jack Spradlin sent to Harrisburg from Syracuse (AAA) (23 active + 2 DL)
05/01 OF Michael Daniel activated from the disabled list. (24 active + 1 DL)
05/02 RHP Jeff Mandel sent to Harrisburg from Syracuse (AAA) and INF Josh Johnson transferred to Vermont. (24 active + 1 DL)
05/04 RHP Stephen Strasburg promoted to Syracuse (AAA) (23 active + 1 DL)
Page 8
2010 SENATORS TRANSACTIONS
2010 SENATORS TRANSACTIONS
2010 SENATORS TRANSACTIONS
2010 SENATORS TRANSACTIONS
2010 OPENING DAY ROSTER - APRIL 8 (24 Active)
P
Erik Arnesen, Adam Carr, Matt Chico, Victor Garate, Jeff Mandel, Rafael Martin, Tom Milone, Yunior Novoa, Hassan Pena, Drew Storen, Stephen Strasburg,
Aaron Thompson
C
Sean Rooney, Jhonatan Solano
INF
Danny Espinosa, Adam Fox, Pedro Lopez, Chris Marrero, Michael Martinez
OF
Michael Daniel, Leonard Davis, Dan Nelson, Bill Rhinehart, Jesus Valdez
Opponent
Result Rcd
GB
Winning Pitcher
Losing Pitcher
Save
Attd
4/8 at Altoona
L 1 5
0 1/T5
1.0
Mike Crotta
Jeff Mandel 0-1
4.252
4/9 at Altoona
L 1 6
0 2/T5
2.0
Jared Hughes
Aaron Thompson 0-1
2,539
4/10 at Altoona
L 0 1 (10)
0 3/T5
3.0
Daniel Moskos
Yunior Novoa 0-1
4,688
4/11 at Altoona
W 6 4
1 3/T4
2.0
Stephen Strasburg 1-0
Dustin Molleken
Drew Storen 1
7,887
4/12 at Bowie
L 2 5
1 4/T4
3.0
Tim Bascom
Matt Chico 0-1
Armando Gabino
1,103
4/13 at Bowie
L 1 2
1 5/5
4.0
Zach Britton
Jeff Mandel 0-2
Wilfredo Perez
715
4/14 at Bowie
L 0 1 (12)
1 6/T4
5.0
Ryan Ouellette
Erik Arnesen 0-1
1,167
4/15 vs. New Britain
W 6 5
2 6/T4
5.0
Adam Carr 1-0
Santos Arias
6,361
4/16 vs. New Britain
L 1 2
2 7
Spencer Steedley
Hassan Pena 0-1
Chris Province
7,895
4/17 vs. New Britain
L 3 5
2 8/5
7.0
Deolis Guerra
Matt Chico 0-1
Cole DeVries
4,238
4/18 vs. New Britain
L 3 4
2 9/6
7.0
David Bromberg
Jeff Mandel 0-3
Chris Province
4,185
4/19 vs. Reading
W 2 1
3 0/6
6.0
Aaron Thompson 1-1
Phillippe Aumont
Drew Storen 2
1,876
4/20 vs. Reading
W 5 0
4 9/6
5.5
Tom Milone 1-0
Michael Cisco
2,012
4/21 vs. Reading
W 3 0
5 9/5
5.5
Stephen Strasburg 2-0
Yohan Flande
Erik Arnesen 1
5,077
4/22 at New Britain
L 1 2
5 10/5
6.5
Chris Province
Yunior Novoa 0-2
4,214
4/23 at New Britain
W 2 1
6 10/5
6.0
Adam Carr 2-0
Santos Arias
Drew Storen 3
4,696
4/24 at New Britain
W 15 5
7 10/T4 5.0
Rafael Martin 1-0
Carlos Gutierrez
3,884
4/25 at New Britain
Postponed due to rain. Game rescheduled as part of a DH on Wednesday, June 16 at New Britain
4/26 at Reading
Postponed due to rain. Game rescheduled as part of a DH on Tuesday, April 26 at Reading
4/27 at Reading #1
W 1 0
8 10
Stephen Strasburg 3-0
Michael Cisco
Drew Storen 4
(from 4/26)
#2
W 7 6
9 10/4
3.5
Adam Carr 3-0
Sergio Escalona
Victor Garate 1
4,156
4/28 at Reading
W 5 2
10 10/
Matt Chico 1-2
Joe Blanton
Erik Arnesen 2
3,105
4/30 vs. Altoona
L 4 7
10 11/
4.5
Jared Hughes
Aaron Thompson 1-2
Daniel Moskos
5,431
5/1 vs. Altoona
L 2 9
10 12
5.5
Derek Hankins
Tom Milone 1-1
5,625
5/2 vs. Altoona
L 1 6
10 13
6.5
Michael Dubee
Stephen Strasburg 3-1
7,619
5/3 vs. Bowie
L 3 5
10 14
Patrick Egan
Adam Carr 3-1
1,776
5/4 vs. Bowie
L 0 9
10 15
Zach Britton
Jeff Mandel 0-4
3,536
5/5 vs. Bowie 5/6 vs. Bowie 5/7 vs. Richmond 5/8 vs. Richmond 5/9 vs. Richmond 5/10 at Altoona 5/11 at Altoona 5/12 at Altoona 5/13 vs. New Britain 5/14 vs. New Britain 5/15 vs. New Britain 5/16 vs. New Britain 5/18 vs. Reading 5/18 vs. Reading 5/19 vs. Reading 5/20 vs. Reading 5/21 at Akron 5/22 at Akron 5/23 at Akron 5/24 vs. Bowie 5/25 vs. Bowie 5/26 vs. Bowie 5/27 vs. Bowie 5/28 at Erie 5/29 at Erie 5/30 at Erie 5/31 at Erie
6/1at Richmond 6/2 at Richmond 6/3 at Richmond 6/4 vs. Akron 6/5 vs. Akron
6/6 vs. Akron
6/8 at Altoona
6/9 at Altoona 6/10 at Altoona 6/11 vs. Bowie
6/12 vs. Bowie
6/13 vs. Bowie 6/15 at New Britain
6/16 at New Britain
6/17 at New Britain
6/18 at Bowie 6/19 at Bowie 6/20 at Bowie 6/22 vs. N. Hampshire
6/23 vs. New Hampshire 6/24 vs. New Hampshire 6/25 vs. Reading 6/26 vs. Reading 6/27 vs. Reading
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2010 SENATORS DAY
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(APRIL: 10-11 .226 8 HR 63 RBI / 2.41 ERA 161K 53BB - Attendance: 37,075/4,634)
(MAY: 0-4 .167 1 HR 6 RBI / 6.75 ERA 28K 16BB - Attendance: 18,556/4,639)
Opponent
Result Record Place
Winning Pitcher
Losing Pitcher
Save
6/27 vs. Reading 6/28 at Portland 6/29 at Portland 6/30 at Portland
7/1 at Trenton
7/2 at Trenton 7/3 at Trenton
7/4 at Trenton
7/5 vs. Richmond 7/6 vs. Richmond 7/7 vs. Richmond 7/8 vs. Richmond 7/9 at Reading
7/10 at Reading 7/11 at Reading 7/12 at Reading 7/15 vs. Altoona 7/16 vs. Altoona 7/17 vs. Altoona 7/18 vs. Altoona 7/19 vs. New Britain 7/20 vs. New Britain 7/21 vs. New Britain 7/22 at Portland 7/23 at Portland 7/24 at Portland 7/25 at Portland 7/26 at N. Hampshire 7/27 at N. Hampshire 7/28 at N. Hampshire 7/29 vs. Portland 7/30 vs. Portland 7/31 vs. Portland
8/1 vs. Portland 8/3 at Binghamton 8/4 at Binghamton 8/5 at Binghamton 8/6 vs. Altoona 8/7 vs. Altoona 8/8 vs. Altoona 8/10 vs. Binghamton 8/11 vs. Binghamton 8/12 vs. Binghamton 8/13 at Trenton
8/14 at Trenton
8/15 at Trenton
8/17 vs. Erie 8/18 vs. Erie 8/19 vs. Erie 8/20 at Akron 8/21 at Akron 8/22 at Akron 8/23 vs. Portland 8/24 vs. Portland 8/25 vs. Portland 8/26 vs. Trenton 8/27 vs. Trenton 8/28 vs. Trenton 8/29 vs. Trenton 8/30 at New Hampshire
8/31 at New Hampshire
9/1 at New Hampshire 9/2 at New Hampshire 9/3 at Binghamton 9/4 at Binghamton 9/5 at Binghamton 9/6 at Binghamton
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2010 SENATORS DAY-BY-DAY
2010 Harrisburg Senators Game Notes
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