Dunedin Jays Win Game One of FSL Playoffs
Daytona 3 Dunedin 4
Dunedin won game 1 of their 3 game playoff series with the Daytona Cubs.
Casey Lawrence started and went 5.2, allowing 8 hits and a walk ,but just 1 run with 3 strikeouts. Vince Bongiovanni pitched 1.1 scoreless with 3 k. Frank Gailey gave up 1 unearned run, off 2 hits and 2 k. Aaron Loup pitched a scoreless 9th to get the win.
Down 2-0 in the 5th Brad McElroy hit a solo home run. In the 7th Ryan Goins hit our second solo homer to tie the game. Daytona went up by a run in the top of the 8th because of a Kevin Ahrens error.
In the bottom of the inning Brad Glenn drove in A.J. Jimenez to tie the game again.
In the bottom of the 9th Justin Jackson doubled to lead off the inning. Ryan Goins reached on a bunt single. An intentional walk to McElroy loaded the bases. But two force outs at the plate and a fly out sent them into extra innings.
In the 10th Brian Van Kirk doubled and went to third on a bunt single. Another intentional walk loaded the bases again and Justin Jackson hit into a force out at the plate but the Daytona catcher threw wild to first, trying to get the double play and the winning run scored.
Brad McElroy went 1 for 4 with a homer and a walk. AJ Jimenez 3 for 5 with a double. Brian Van Kirk 2 for 5, double. Ryan Goins 2 for 3, home run.
Game two is tomorrow night.
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Couple of guys promoted to help in the playoffs
Pillar and Ybarra are with Vancouver now that Bluefield’s been eliminated.
Ybarra ended up as the winning pitcher.
Nice to see the Jays Minors teams get some playoff action
In honor of the Jays 2nd Baseman who played with fire in more ways than one.
by Damaso's Burnt Shirt on Sep 7, 2011 8:29 AM EDT reply actions
Nice to see these promotions throughout the system...
It’s a nice payoff for someone like Beck to get 70 grand and meal money for a month.
And playoff experience and a winning attitude is contagious for kids like Pillar and Ybarra.
Last year, I think Dunedin and New Hampshire were swept, 0-5 combined with 4 shoutouts.
We’re at 4-4 already this year, and Lansing/New Hampshire haven’t even started yet.

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