A two-run single by Justin Huber capped a three-run first as Aragua took a 6-2 victory over Lara. The win was Aragua's third straight and moved the Tigres into fifth place.
Ex-Twin Luis Maza led the Aragua attack with three hits, including a double, and two runs. The single was Huber's only hit; he was 1-for-5. Wilson Ramos was used as a pinch-hitter for the DH and batted twice, going 1-for-2 with an RBI.
No Twins pitchers were used in the game. Omar Poveda (Texas) got the win, going 3.1 innings and giving up only an unearned run on two hits. The loss went to Lara starter Richard Castillo (St. Louis), who gave up three runs in only one-third of an inning.
Aragua travels to Lara this afternoon.
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In Response to Cup of Coffee: March 16, 2010,
freealonzo wrote: Ask Beau what his 6 word definition of NASCAR was.
sean wrote: And more is being added! BR is adding box scores from Retrosheet for 1920-1939, and play-by-play for '52 and '53 soon. There even appears to be the occasional game with play-by-play for the '20-'39 data.…
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In Response to Cup of Coffee: March 15, 2010,
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In Response to The Fiery Furnaces - Blueberry Boat,
AMR wrote: That, plus the discussion, plus I've heard the FFs (Only Widow City) and I know their reputations.
FirstTimeLongTime wrote: What, the 4.14 rating gave you the impression it would be a bad video?
AMR wrote: Not as bad as I feared.
In Response to Patty Griffin - Mary,
AMR wrote: I bought it for my wife for her … two originals on it, but they're both very good. All of the songs are religiously themed. Some old gospel standards. Others not so…
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In Response to Happy Birthday--March 16,
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