Philadelphia Phillies | 18 |
Boston Red Sox | 8 |
Tuesday Afternoon, March 11
JetBlue Park - Fort Myers, FL
Record - 7-9-1
One Sentence Summary: A line-up of non-veteran starters with some reserves and Triple-A depth clubbed 13 hits and scored 18 runs against the Red sox in this 18-8 romp.
What It Means: The Phillies concluded their mini road trip to Fort Myers going 2-0 against the Twins and Red Sox, and with signs of life from the offense.
What Happened: The hits were equally dispersed throughout the line-up with Bryson Stott and Johan Rojas having multi-hit games. The big hits came from Buddy Kennedy and Otto Kemp. Kennedy, who has played all over the diamond this spring, hit a two-run home in the second. Kemp added a two-run triple in the sixth. Catcher Josh Breaux hit a monster solo home run to left in the ninth.
What It Means: The Phillies concluded their mini road trip to Fort Myers going 2-0 against the Twins and Red Sox, and with signs of life from the offense.
What Happened: The hits were equally dispersed throughout the line-up with Bryson Stott and Johan Rojas having multi-hit games. The big hits came from Buddy Kennedy and Otto Kemp. Kennedy, who has played all over the diamond this spring, hit a two-run home in the second. Kemp added a two-run triple in the sixth. Catcher Josh Breaux hit a monster solo home run to left in the ninth.
Pitching prospect Mick Abel got the start and didn't fare well. He allowed four runs (three earned) on four hits in 1 2/3 innings.
Featured Card: Better things will come for Abel, but for now he'll start his season with the IronPigs.
Featured Card: Better things will come for Abel, but for now he'll start his season with the IronPigs.
Camp Head Count: 53 - 5 = 48
Abel (rhp) was optioned to Triple-A following the game. Paul McIntosh (c), Kemp (inf), Matt Kroon (of) and Gabriel Rincones, Jr. (of) were all reassigned to minor league camp.
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