Tag: Duke Welker
Three Indians Pitchers Combine For a Four-Hit Shutout
Indianapolis Indians 4, Durham Bulls 0
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The Indianapolis Indians finished up their 4-game series against the Durham Bulls with a shutout tonight at Victory Field. ...
Four Home Runs Lead Indians To A Win
Indianapolis Indians 7, Durham Bulls 4
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The Indianapolis Indians scored 7 runs in the 9th inning of last night's game in Louisville, and tonight, they...
Three Hits For Presley In Indians’ 5th Straight Win
Indianapolis Indians 4, Louisville Bats 1
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Three hits by RF/LF Alex Presley and three triples sparked the Indians to a win over the Louisville Bats,...
Duke Welker Lighting Up the Radar Guns in Altoona
ALTOONA, Pa. -- Standing at 6' 7", 260 pounds, Duke Welker is a big man. But he's got an even bigger arm. The right-hander...
Prospect Notebook: Baker’s Fastball Command, Welker’s Control
Nathan Baker was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the fifth round of the 2009 draft. He spent the last two years in A-ball,...
Prospect Notebook: Alderson Touches 93 MPH
I wrote the other day about Tim Alderson going back to an old long toss program, and how his old velocity is back this...
Prospect Notebook: Lots of Heat
There were a lot of top Pirates prospects throwing today. Unfortunately, a lot of the top guys in the system were on the road....
Pirates Go With Unusual Lineup in B Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates played a seven inning B-game against the Minnesota Twins today at Pirate City. As with any B-game, the contest was extremely...
Pirates Protect Six Players From the Rule 5 Draft
The Pittsburgh Pirates added six players to the 40-man roster today, filling out their reserve list to protect those players from the upcoming Rule...
Who Will the Pirates Protect From the Rule 5 Draft?
Throughout the year we've talked about the Rule 5 roster crunch that the Pittsburgh Pirates will face this off-season. Some of that has been...
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Yesterday, our first article of the day went up at 6 a.m. That was our Morning Report, which is the first thing that goes...