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7/31/10
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Jordan
Millers 4 Shoreview Seafoam
Hawks 0
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The Jordan Millers
recorded their 4th shutout of the season as Troy Mahoney was
masterful in a 4-0 victory over Shoreview. That victory runs
the team's record to 9-4 as they head into the last week of the
regular season.
After two scoreless
innings, the Millers used four hits in the 3rd inning to plate 3
runs. With two outs, Mike Pearson got his second of three hits
on the night. This one was a booming double to the left field
gap, scoring Greg Pasdernik. Pete Buesgens followed with a
single to left, scoring Pearson and Brian Martin doubled of the left
field fence, scoring Buesgens.
In the 4th, the Millers added an insurance run. Dan Larson
doubled, advanced to 3rd on a Mahoney single and scored on a wild
pick-off throw. For the season, Larson has a batting average of .571
and an astronomical on-base percentage of .739.
Mahoney was sharp on the mound, allowing only five hits, all
singles, over seven innings. He struck out five and walked
one.
Next up for the Millers is a trip to Northfield on Thursday night,
August 5th for a 7:30pm tilt. They wrap-up the regular season
at home on Sunday, August 8th with a 2 pm game vs. the Minneapolis
Bombers.
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0 |
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0 |
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3 |
1 |
0 |
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7/28/10
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Jordan
Millers 11 Brooklyn Park
Warriors 1
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Jordan rapped out 13
hits and Greg Pasdernik threw a one-hitter as the Millers improved
their record to 8-4 with an 11-1 victory over the Brooklyn Park
Warriors. The game was shortened due to the 10-run rule.
Following a quick top of the first, the Millers got out of the gates
early again. Mike Pearson led off the game with a double to
left, stole third base, and scored on a long sacrifice fly by Brian
Martin. For the season, the Millers have scored 16 1st inning
runs in twelve games. After tacking on two more in the bottom
of the 2nd, the flood gates opened in the 3rd as the Millers sent 13
men to the plate, scoring 8 runs. In the inning, Dan Larson
had two hits driving in two runs and Pete Buesgens narrowly missed a
grand slam with a bases clearing double off the left field fence.
Brian Schroder continued his hot season at the plate, going 2-2 with
a walk, stolen base, RBI and a run scored. Troy Mahoney and
Larry Gessler also added two hits.
Pasdernik had more than enough runs to work with for the night, as
he retired Warrior after Warrior. He took a no-hitter into the
5th but a sinking line drive to right field fell in, breaking up the
bid. For the game, Pasdernik struck out 5 and walked just one.
Next game: July 31, 6pm at Jordan vs. Shoreview Seafoam Hawks.
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Millers |
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8 |
0 |
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7/10/10
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Jordan
Millers 6 Faribault Flames
0
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The Millers ran their
season record to 5 wins and 3 losses with a 7-0 victory over Flames
at Bell Field in Faribault. Greg Pasdernik threw four
scoreless innings to record the win. Sam Firpo picked up the
save by hurling three scoreless frames.
Jordan quickly put the Shakopee no-hitter behind them as leadoff
hitter Mike Pearson started the game with a double. Pete
Buesgens grounded a ball through the 3rd baseman's legs and Bryon
Schroeder walked to load the bases. A Larry Gessler grounder
was misplayed at home and Pearson scored to give the Millers a 1-0
lead. Brian Buesgens lashed a double to gap in left-center and
the Millers led 3-0. Dan Larson followed that with a single,
scoring Gessler and Chris Rook closed out the scoring with a base
hit to center field, scoring Brian Buesgens. That is all the
run support Pasdernik would need as he cruised through the Faribault
line-up, striking out 7 in four innings. The Millers other run
came in the six inning. Rook led off with a double, advanced
to 3rd on a throwing error, and scored on a sacrifice fly by
Pearson.
Next the Millers go on the road Friday night to take on the St.
Louis Park Cardinals. Last year, the Millers defeated the
Cardinals 4-2 in the regular season. However, St. Louis Park
won the Red Division of the River Valley League and finished 2nd in
the Class A State Tournament. Game time is 8:30pm.
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7/06/10
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Shakopee
Chiefs 10 Jordan Millers 0
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Shakopee showed why they
are a favorite for the Class AA State Championship this year as they
ran their record to 7-0 with a 10-0 drubbing of the Millers.
Newcomer Craig Baumann spun a no-hitter against the Millers, zipping
fastballs past the Jordan hitters with ease. For the game,
Baumann struck out 13 in this shortened game. For the season,
the Chiefs have outscored their opponents by a 85-19 margin, have
thrown 2 no-hitters and two one-hit games.
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6/27/10
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Jordan
Millers 3 Jordan Alers 0
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The Jordan Millers (4-1)
continued their dominance over the Jordan Alers, winning 3-0 on
Jordan Baseball Day. That win marked the 7th in a row for the
Millers in this crosstown rivalry and the 11th in the past 12 games
over the Alers. Larry Gessler pitched a 2 hit shutout for the
Millers, improving his record to 2-0 on the season. The
Millers pitching staff has only allowed one earned run in the last
20 innings.
The Millers got to Alers starting pitcher Joel Reed in the 2nd
inning. Dan Larson drew a one-out walk and immediately stole
2nd. He advanced to 3rd on a base hit to left by Gessler.
A fielder's choice by Sam Firpo plated Larson and the Millers led
1-0. It would stay that way until the 5th when the Millers
would add two more runs. Chris Rook led off the inning with a
walk and stole 2nd base. A dropped fly ball in right field off
the bat of Mike Pearson scored Rook. Following a walk to Brian
Buesgens, Bryon Schroeder hit a roller to 3rd base that was bobbled,
allowing Pearson to score. That was plenty of offensive
support for Gessler, who only allowed 3 Alers to reach base all day.
On the mound for the Alers, Reed was also tough, allowing only 3
hits to a Millers team that had a team batting average of .313
coming into the game. He added three strikeouts but walked
five, two of which later scored.
The Millers are at home on Thursday night (July 1) for a tilt
against the Bloomington Eagles. The Eagles are in first place
in the North Division of the River Valley League with a 4-2 record.
The Millers 4-1 record puts them in 2nd place of the Central
Division. Game time is 8pm.
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6/21/10
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Jordan
Millers 10 Webster Wildcats 0
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After having their first
two home games rained out, the Jordan Millers finally had their
"home opener" versus the Webster Wildcats. The
Millers were not very hospitable, downing the Wildcats 10-0.
The game ended after 5 innings due to the 10-run rule. Veteran
John Noonan got the nod on the mound and was sharp, allowing only 1
hit, a first inning double. He struck out eight and only
allowed 4 Wildcats to reach base.
Offensively, the Millers got on the board early. Leadoff
hitter Mike Pearson walked, stole 2nd and 3rd and then scored on a
base hit to left field by Pete Buesgens. In the second inning,
the Millers sent 10 to the plate, scoring 5 times. Miller
rookies Dan Larson and Sam Firpo each drove in a run with base hits.
In the 3rd, the Millers added 2 more runs as Larson and Firpo scored
on a triple by Buesgens. Single runs in the 4th and 5th
brought this game to an end. For the game, Pete Buesgens had 3
hits and 5 runs batted in. Dan Larson added 2 hits and Mike
Pearson scored 3 runs and stole 2 bases.
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5/23/10
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Jordan
Millers 8 Belle Plaine Gray Tigers 4
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The Millers scored early
and often against the Grey Tigers of Belle Plaine en route to an 8-4
victory in Tiger Town. Larry Gessler pitched the complete
game, allowing 7 hits while striking out 9. Mike Pearson led
off the game with a single and promptly scored on a double by Pete
Buesgens. Brian Buesgens, Brian Schroeder and Chris Rook
followed that up with hits and the Millers were off and running.
In the second inning, the Millers loaded the bases again and John
Noonan ripped an double, plating all three. That was it for
the scoring by the Millers but that was plenty for Gessler, who
cruised through the Belle Plaine line-up.
The Millers are now off until June 5th when they will host
Minneapolis for a 7pm tilt at the Mini-Met.
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