Daily Archives: April 10, 2017
Most Recent Cycle Hit For Each MLB Franchise (Updated For Wil Myers, April 10, 2017)
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The First Cycle of the Year!
Going into 2015, the Padres had never had a no hitter nor a cycle hit. Now they are still waiting for that elusive no hitter, but they can chalk up multiple cycles now.
Wil Myers lined one into left center field and legged it out for a triple, completing the cycle and leading the Padres to a 5-3 victory against the Rockies.
Back in 2015, Matt Kemp legged out HIS cycle with a triple in Coors.
Innnnnnteresting. The Padres are STILL waiting for their first cycle that wasn’t hit in Colorado!
Go figure.
Here is the list, updated for today’s action!
THE MOST CYCLE HIT
FOR EACH FRANCHISE
PITTSBURGH PIRATES
John Jaso
September 28, 2016 vs. Chicago Cubs
NEW YORK YANKEES
Melky Cabrera.
August 2, 2009 vs Chicago White Sox
MINNESOTA TWINS
Michael Cuddyer
May 22, 2009 vs Milwaukee
KANSAS CITY ROYALS
George Brett
June 24, 1990 vs. Toronto
BONUS –
Last Cycles Hit For Teams in Old Locations
MONTREAL EXPOS
Vladimir Guerrero
September 14, 2003 vs. New York Mets
WASHINGTON SENATORS
Jim King
May 26, 1964 vs. Boston
NEW YORK GIANTS
Don Mueller
July 11, 1954 vs. Pittsburgh
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS
Elmer Valo
August 2, 1950 vs. Chicago White Sox
BROOKLYN DODGERS
Gil Hodges
June 25, 1949 vs. Pittsburgh
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
George McQuinn
July 19, 1941 vs. Boston Red Sox
BOSTON DOVES
Bill Collins
October 6, 1910 vs. Philadelphia Phillies
Still waiting for the first ever Marlins cycle.
Daily Fantasy MLB DFS Picks For Fanduel & DraftKings 4/11/17
Tuesday has 12 games for us in store and some great match-ups. Hopefully we are able to help you bring home that bacon.
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Daily Matchups for 4/11/2017
Top Pitchers
Cole Hamels- I absolutely love Hamels as a pick for cash or GPP tonight. He’s been dominant lately and he draws a terrific match-up against an Angels team that he has dominated in the past. He could easily go for 7+ innings and 40+ FP.
Career vs Current Angels Roster
AVG: 0.212 [48 for 226], BABIP: 0.259, K%: 20.9, BB%: 7.6
FIP: 3.06 Groundout: 58Strikeout: 52 Single: 32 Flyout: 26Walk: 18 Pop Out: 12 Double: 12Lineout: 10 Forceout: 9 Grounded Into DP: 8 Home Run: 3 Bunt Groundout: 2 Sac Bunt: 2 Hit By Pitch: 1 Triple: 1 Intent Walk: 1Fielders Choice Out: 1 Sac Fly: 1
J.A. Happ- It’s true that the Blue Jays have disappointed this season by going 1-5 to start the season but if they can give just a little bit of run support to Happ, he should be able to mow down the Brewers to get them back into the Win column. He’s had success with a 23.7 K% and we’ll show you the numbers here. He might be more of a SP2 or even a GPP play for you, but he should fair well against the Brew Crew.
Career vs Current Blue Jays Roster
AVG: 0.271 [16 for 59], BABIP: 0.265, K%: 11.8, BB%: 11.8
FIP: 6.53 Groundout: 14 Single: 9Strikeout: 8 Walk: 8 Lineout: 6Grounded Into DP: 5 Flyout: 4Double: 4 Forceout: 3 Home Run:3 Pop Out: 2 Sac Bunt: 1 Field Error: 1
Value/Sleeper Pitchers:
Antonio Senzatela- So obviously there’s no data to go along with the Padres considering Senzatela is making his second start of the season but in his first career start Senzatela held the Brewers to 2 hits in 5 innings, allowing 3 walks and striking out 6. He’s now pitching at home but Jered Weaver is takes the bump opposite of him and should get absolutely dominated to give the Rockies and Senzatela the lead and in line for his first win of his career.
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Today in Baseball History – The Indians/Angels Snow Series in Milwaukee
Ten years ago today, the 3-game series between the Cleveland Indians and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, scheduled to be played at Jacobs Field April 10-12, moved to Miller Park. The Indians had already started the season on the road against the Chicago White Sox, winning 2 of 3 games. When they came home to Cleveland, Mother Nature had plans that would interrupt their festivities and the next several games.
Bruce Rondon Down, Joe Jimenez Gets The Call
Well, if you watched yesterday’s dumpster fire of a game, you might have seen this coming…Bruce Rondon has been optioned to Triple-A Toledo after giving up 4 runs in the eight inning without getting an out.
This all started for Rondon in spring training after showing a noticeable drop in velocity and incurring a 7.36 ERA in 6 games pitched, where he gave up 6 earned, on 3 homers, with 6 walks, 10K’s, and a .259 average against and a 1.77 WHIP. Concerns were eased…
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Milwaukee Brewers Week in Review: April 3-10
The week in review: The Milwaukee Brewers kicked off the 2017 season with a seven game home stand. The first four games were against Colorado followed by a weekend series with the Chicago Cubs.
The Forgotten Rivalry: The Reds and Dodgers Battle for Supremacy of the ’70s
Sometimes over the course of the schedule you manage to find that occasional game which encapsulates a club perfectly. One which showcases the superior firepower it’s truly armed with. The type of firepower that comes along once in a generation, if that. For Cincinnati, Saturday, May 19, 1973 was one of those games. As the Reds cruised to a 10-4 pasting of San Diego, Pete Rose banged out two doubles and a triple and scored three runs. Johnny Bench blasted his 10th home run of the year and drove in five runs. Joe Morgan actually got no hits at all – the box score shows him officially going 0-for-0.
That’s because in four trips to the plate, Morgan walked three times and drove in a run with a sacrifice fly. He was in the middle of nearly every Cincinnati rally, helping to pad Bench’s RBI total. After walking in the first inning, he induced Padre pitcher Mike Corkins into an errant pick-off throw and wound up on third base, from where he’d score on a Bench groundout. Then in the fourth inning, the Padres decided to walk Morgan intentionally with runners on second and third, which set up Bench’s two-run single. In the sixth, he walked in front of Bench’s homer, though he didn’t score that time because Anderson decided to give him the rest of the afternoon off and pinch-run Chaney, who finished out the game at second base. READ MORE ON PLATE COVERAGE.COM
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