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Larry Shenk’s Phillies Minor League Report: 4/25/19

Phillies Nation is honored to have Larry Shenk among the ranks of our regular contributors.

“The Baron” is the former Philadelphia Phillies head of community relations, a role in which he served the organization for more than four decades. Larry is also a 2018 inductee to the Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Fame.

In addition to the Phillies alumni and history work which Larry has been sharing with readers here at Phillies Nation, his “Minor League Report” pieces will now also run with us all during the season as well

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IronPigsLogo.gifLehigh Valley, International League North Division
**IronPigs (14–4) won third in a row, 3–1, in Pawtucket vs. the Red Sox . . . WP: Col Irvin (2–0), 6–3–0–0–2–7, lowered ERA to 1.14; has allowed three earned runs in four starts; 16–4 in 29 AAA starts. SV: Yacksel Rios (1) . . . RF Dylan Cozens, 2–3, two walks, two runs, second triple. RBI: 1B Andrew Romine, C Deivy Grullon . . . Series ends 12:05 this afternoon . . . IronPigs have a three-game lead over the Syracuse Mets.

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fightins-logo.jpgReading, Eastern League East Division
**Fightin Phils (9–7) used a five-run seventh inning in sweeping a three-game series from the Flying Squirrels in Richmond, 7–2 . . . Five Reading hurlers held Richmond to two unearned runs on four singles. ND: Bailey Falter, 4–4–2–0–3–4. WP: Aaron Brown (1–2). Brown (two innings), Jeff Singer (two innings) and Jakob Hernandez (one) no-hit the Flying Squirrels . . . 5-foot-5 Grenny Cumana, playing RF, was the big man in Reading’s offense, 2–3, run, walk, double, three RBI. PH Josh Stephen had a two-run double in the big seventh inning . . . Mauricio Llovera (0–0), 6:45 tonight vs. New Hampshire Fisher Cats.

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Clearwater, Florida State League North Division
**Threshers (8–12) unleashed a 16-hit attack in taking the series (2–1) from the Florida Fire Frogs, 13–1, in a 12-noon game that attracted 1,404 to Spectrum Field. Three Clearwater pitches combined to limit Florida to four hits while striking out 10. Staff leads FSL in strikeouts (225) . . . ND: Damon Jones, 4.2–3–1–1–3–6, 91 pitches, 57 strikes. WP: Luis Ramirez (1–0) . . . 3B Dalton Guthrie, 3–4, two runs, double, home run (#1), three RBI. 1B Jake Scheiner, 3–5, run, fifth double, three RBI. 2B Jose Ortiz, 3–5, run, double, two RBI. CF Simone Muzziotti, 2–4, walk, two runs, triple, RBI. RF Jhailyn Ortiz, 2–5, run, double, RBI . . . 6:30 tonight in Tampa.

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blueclaws2Blogo.jpgLakewood, South Atlantic League North Division
**BlueClaws (6–14) dropped series finale, 1–0, to Braves in Rome. Lakewood had more hits, nine singles, but left nine runners on base . . . ND: Kevin Gowdy, 5–2–0–0–2–3. LP: James McArthur (0–1), 3–2–1–1–0–3 . . . C Abrahan Gutierrez, 2–4. 2B Jonathan Guzman, 2–4 . . . Colton Eastman (0–2), 7 tonight in Hickory, NC., against the Crawdads.

 

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LARRY SHENK IS AUTHOR/EDITOR OF THE PHILLIES.COM ALUMNI SECTION AND PROVIDES REGULAR MINOR LEAGUE REPORT PIECES FROM HIS PHILLIES INSIDER BLOG. PHILLIES INSIDER PIECES RE-PRINTED AT PHILLIES NATION BY PERMISSION OF LARRY SHENK. PHILLIES ALUMNI PIECES WITH HIS PERMISSION ALONG WITH APPROVAL FROM MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL AND THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES.

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