Chicago Cubs Minor League Wrap: July 13
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Mike Hauschild pitched well, but got stuck with the loss anyway after giving up the lead on a solo home run by Christin Stewart in the fifth inning. Hauschild pitched six innings and allowed two runs on two hits. He walked three and struck out three.
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Cingrani pitched a scoreless inning in his Cubs organization debut. He gave up no hits. He walked one batter, but picked him off of first. Cingrani struck out two.
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Tyler Gushue hit a home run in the fifth inning, his sixth home run on the year. Gushue went 2 for 4.
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In a landslide, you picked Iowa Cubs reliever
Ben Leeper as your choice for the BCB Cubs Minor League Pitcher of the Year! I guess when you don’t give up a hit all month, you’ll impress people. (That’s not quite what Leeper did as he gave up some hits in Double-A before his promotion. But he did not give up a hit in Triple-A all month.)
By the way, if any corporation wants to sponsor the BCB Cubs Minor League Awards, let me know. And don’t tell Al or SB Nation. But the Acme BCB Minor League Player of the Month Award has a nice ring to it, if the Acme Corporation would like to sell products to someone other than Wile E. Coyote.
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W: Antonio Velez (3-0, 4.50 ERA) L: Chris Kachmar (0-3, 5.84 ERA) BOX SCORE The South Bend Cubs (25-33) have dropped two-straight games to the Beloit Snappers (28-31) after winning the first three games of the series. South Bend’s offense came out hot. Delvin Zinn singled on an 0-2 pitch
W: Antonio Velez (3-0, 4.50 ERA)
L: Chris Kachmar (0-3, 5.84 ERA)
The South Bend Cubs (25-33) have dropped two-straight games to the Beloit Snappers (28-31) after winning the first three games of the series.
South Bend’s offense came out hot. Delvin Zinn singled on an 0-2 pitch in the first to lead off the inning, and on the very next pitch Yonathan Perlaza rocked a breaking ball 433 feet to left field. See. You. Later.
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