US Beats World 7 6 in All Star Futures Game MVP Honeywell
Brent Honeywell pitched two scoreless innings earning MVP honors as the United States defeated the World 7 6 at Marlins Park. The U S team featured 10 pitchers with Josh Naylor Francisco Mejia and Tristan McKenzie among notable contributors. Meja and McKenzie represented Akron Lynchburg and Cleveland organizations while Yadier Alvarez took the loss for the World team.
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U.S
Chance Sisco
Baltimore Orioles
Miami
Tampa Bay Rays
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Marlins Park
Honeywell
United States
Alex Verdugo
Dodgers
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Durham
Josh Naylor
Padres
Indians
Akron
Lynchburg
Tristan McKenzie
McKenzie
Hillcats
Ble
Astros
Orioles
Lewis Brinson
Brewers
Yadier Alvarez
Brendan Rodgers
Ryan McMahon
Rockies
Crushers Rally For Victory In Seven Inning Pitcher Duel
Lake Erie pitchers Hagen Lucio and Arciniega combine for 19 of 22 with Hagen going seven strong allowing four hits and six strikeouts. Arciniega finishes with three innings as the Crushers rally in the 11th to edge the opponents and claim the win.
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Fraga
Lake Erie
Steve Hagen
Seth Lucio
Manny Arciniega
Arciniega
Florence
Crushers
Sean Hurley
Hurley
Kipnis placed on 10 day DL with hamstring strain
Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis is sidelined by a right hamstring strain after pulling the muscle running out a grounder in Saturday's win over Detroit. Gio Urshela is recalled to fill the roster, with Erik Gonzalez and Jose Ramirez among infield options as Cleveland adjusts for the All-Star break.
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Kipnis
Detroit
Brad Mills
Terry Francona
Indians
Giovanny Urshela
Triple-A
Columbus
Minnesota
Urshela
Clippers
Gio
Mills
Jose Ramirez
Erik Gonzalez
Yankees
Aaron Judge
Ramirez
Juan Gonzalez
Indians fall to Tigers as Chisenhall exits with calf strain
Kluber labored through five innings in the unofficial first half finale as Cleveland drops 5 3 to Detroit. Jose Ramirez bases in two runs, Edwin Encarnacion and Lonnie Chisenhall depart with injuries, Kipnis on the 10 day DL. Indians keep 2 1/2 game lead at 47 40.
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Ramirez
Indians
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Trevor Bauer
Oakland
Mike Clevinger
Josh Tomlin
San Francisco
Bradley Zimmer
Brad Mills
Terry Francona
Kluber
Tigers
Michael Fulmer
Jose Ramirez
Cleveland
Detroit
Edwin Encarnacion
Alex Presley
Dan Otero
Otero
RBI
Jose Iglesias
Nick Goody
Carlos Santana
Lonnie Chisenhall
Jason Kipnis
Chisenhall
Minnesota
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