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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2009
Page
19
Washington selected Stephen Strasburg No 1 overall, as agent Scott Boras signals a record contract. The San Diego State ace aims to rest and lift this summer while negotiating with the Nationals, who sit at a 15 42 record.
Lake Erie Crushers out hit the Kalamazoo Kings but failed to score. Darwin DeLeon allowed three hits and took the loss after a sacrifice fly and an RBI double produced both runs. Cristobal Mata pitched two perfect relief innings as Andrew Davis went 2-for-4 for the Crushers, who drop to 9-8.
The Lake Erie Crushers host the Kalamazoo Kings at Homer Stryker Field in Kalamazoo Michigan. Skogley faces Robert on the mound with both teams aiming for a win. Webcast available on the Crushers site.
Lonnie Soloff provided updates on the Indians injured list as Grady SizemoreAsdrubal Cabrera and others progress through rehab. Jake Westbrook Rafael Betancourt Aaron Laffey Anthony Reyes and Scott Lewis are all on track for returns this season with Hafner easing back into regular playing time. Cleveland remains 11 21 without errors and 15 13 with errors through the latest game.
Kansas City rips through Cleveland with 11 hits and a grand slam by Albert Callaspo off Carl Pavano in four innings. Gil Meche dominates, striking out 11 over seven innings, as the Royals win to snap the Indians’ two-game streak. Meche’s precise location and midgame run support seal the victory.
Former Vermilion star Andy Oliver, a left handed pitcher, was picked in the second round by the Detroit Tigers. He foresees a big career decision after rejecting a Twins offer in 2006 and considering turning pro or returning for his senior season at Oklahoma State. Oliver learned of the selection via a Tigers area scout and expressed excitement about joining the organization.
Grife, a 6-foot 177-pound right hander from Seemaated College, was picked by the Cubs on Wednesday. He flashed a high 90s fastball, a developing slider and changeup, and an evolving curveball now a slurve. Oliver, excited to stay near home if signed, said he feels ready for pro baseball and Gulf Coast League play if he joins Detroit.
Butler University sophomore Denneman rebounded from a rough start as North Coast tallied two unearned runs in the first and fifth. Evan Melendez and Evan Mistich drove in runs, John Spatola doubled in a late score, and Brad Goldberg sealed the victory with a ninth inning strikeout for his second save.
The Knights played an errorless game for the first time this season while Lowe may stay only a few days after posting six homers and 28 RBI in 34 starts for the Vikings. An opponent reached on a sixth inning error. Contact Joel Hammond at 329-7135 for details.
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