
Mullet Thursday: NBT Bank Stadium (Chiefs v. Norfolk)
Mullet Thursday: NBT Bank Stadium (Chiefs v. Norfolk)
It’s beginning to look a lot like mid-summer around here. Last night the Chiefs and Indianapolis game started as a classic pitcher’s classic. Syracuse’s Aaron Laffey (left) and Indy’s Chad Kuhl threw smoke and shut outs for 3 innings during a balmy evening at NBT stadium.
Outfielder Caleb Ramsey knocked in two runs during a win last night versus Indianapolis. The final score was 3-1. Ramsey is shown here after he smacked a double (his second hit) in the 7th inning.
After a short rehab assignment in Syracuse, outfielder Ben Revere returns to the Washington Nationals lineup for today’s game vs. the Cubs.
Rochester’s Adam Walker steals second after he started off the 7th inning with a single.
Nearly 7,000 fans, including several Central New York school children, packed NBT Bank Stadium Wednesday morning for Education Day. The 8-2 Rochester win featured some fireworks during the 7th inning, including a Chiefs error (Solano) and a missed call at the plate.
The Chiefs will play Buffalo tomorrow.
Kennys Vargas and Adam Walker headed home during the 7th. Walker was called out.
Manager Mike Quade (left) argues his case for a second run after the play at the plate.
Pablo Espino
Matt Skole belted his first home run of the season yesterday during the win over Pawtucket. Here he starts his trot while watching the ball sail over the fence.
Skipper approved: Billy Gardner congratulates Skole as he rounds third base.
Caleb Ramsey jets home after a perfect bunt by Scott Sizemore in the 5th inning of yesterday’s game vs. Pawtucket.
Laying it down: Sizemore’s bunt single.
Pitcher Austin Voth pitched shut out ball for five innings for the win. The final score was 5-0.
Here’s a cool story about the impact of Dwayne “Pearl” Washington and his influence on another generation of NYC ballers.