ANAHEIM, Calif. — Steven Kwan hit a tying double in the ninth inning, Travis Bazzana followed with a sacrifice fly and the Cleveland Guardians rallied past the Los Angeles Angels 4-3 on Wednesday for their seventh straight victory. Hunter Gaddis (2-3) retired the final two batters in the ...
SAN DIEGO — Jackson Merrill doubled, tripled, drove in a run and scored another to help Randy Vásquez reach 10 victories as the San Diego Padres beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-0 on Wednesday to avoid a three-game sweep. The Padres remained in possession of the National League’s third wild-card spot, one game ahead of the Arizona Diamondbacks. San Diego has won 12 of 17 and 22 of 31. Merrill doubled to right with one out in the second off Bubba Chandler and scored on Luis Rengifo’s single to right. Manny Machado reached on third baseman Nick Gonzales’ throwing error with one ...
YOUNGSTOWN — The last time the Youngstown State football team walked off a field after a game, the Penguins had just blown a 28-point lead in a second-half collapse against Yale in the first round of the FCS playoffs. For nine months, the Penguins have had that memory burning in the back ...
LIBERTY — Liberty suffered a stinging home defeat vs. Mathews on Wednesday. After winning each of the first two sets, including the second set in dominant fashion, the Leopards dropped the subsequent two and could not rally in the fifth set of a 3-2 loss. “Came out strong, couldn’t ...
BOYS GOLF Brookfield 249, Champion 249 at Bristolwood Golf Course Brookfield: Cody Davidson 36, Jared Germadnik 39, Michael Pisarcik 40, Joseph Hook 43 Champion: Andrew Kish 36, Tyler Pruitt 41, Dominic Hendrick 41, Mason Packman 41 Poland 144, Girard 163 at Mahoning Country Club Poland: Matthew Morrone 34, Nicholas Dipasqua 35, Angelo Rinaldi 36, Ryan Lombardo 39 Girard: Individual stats were not provided. Springfield 178, Jackson-Milton 179 Springfield: Cooper Ensley 39, Payton Schultz 45, Aiden Ehrhart 46, Anthony Crump 48 Jackson-Milton: Blake Hochendones 37, ...
At 20-years-old, Julian Hernandez is easily the youngest player on the Mahoning Valley Scrappers roster. Hernandez is also the only player on the Scrappers roster without any college baseball experience. Yet despite his youth, Hernandez came to the MLB Draft League with an impressive resume. A native of Venezuela, Hernandez and his family moved to Miami when he was 8-years-old. By then, he was already “totally in love” with baseball. He described the game as not only the national pastime of Venezuela, but “an obsession” throughout the entire country. Hernandez brought ...
