K-Tribe Notes
June 5, 2010 - Carolina League (CarL1)
Kinston Indians News Release
Playoff Picture - Winston-Salem moves their magic number to clinch a Southern Division title to eleven with 15 games to play. Last night, Myrtle Beach was the first team to be eliminated from first half contention. In the Northern Division, Frederick's magic number is down to nine with their victory.
Middle Relief Mastery - Kinston reliever Matt Langwell (3-1, 1.52 ERA, two saves) has not given up a run in his last nine appearances (11 innings). Langwell has given up just four earned runs in 23.2 innings this season.
Movin' on Up - Former K-Triber Frank Herrmann (2007), made his Major League debut last night. Herrmann, a Harvard product, retired all four batters he faced in a 10-1 Cleveland victory. Herrmann was part of a 2007 K-Tribe team that had the third best record in all of Minor League Baseball (87-52). Herrmann went 11-5 with a 4.01 ERA as part of a pitching staff that boasted four, ten game winners. Kinston swept both halves of the Southern Division in 2007, making their Carolina League record seventh straight playoff appearance.
Carolina League Stories from June 5, 2010
- Greene Caps Big Comeback with Walkoff Homer - Winston-Salem Dash
- Winston-Salem Walks off with a 6-5 win - Kinston Indians
- Tejeda Goes 4-4 in Salem Victory - Salem Red Sox
- Right-hander Works His Way Out of Multiple Jams in Win - Wilmington Blue Rocks
- Nery's Gem Leads Keys To Fourth Straight - Frederick Keys
- Four-run Seventh Gives Salem Saturday Night Win - Myrtle Beach Pelicans
- P-Nats Drop Bizarre Game to Blue Rocks - Potomac Nationals
- Keys Cruise Over Cats Again - Lynchburg Hillcats
- Lynchburg Hillcats Game Notes - Lynchburg Hillcats
- Cesar Cabral Joins Salem - Salem Red Sox
- K-Tribe Notes - Kinston Indians
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