Former Thresher Kyle Kendrick got his first Major League win yesterday in Cleveland against the Indians.
Kendrick only gave up five hits and three earned runs on the night. He left the ballgame after six innings and with the Phillies leading 4-3. He tossed 55 strikes out of 93 total pitches. Out of the the 25 batters he faced, eight grounded out and nine flied out. He struck out one and walked one.
Former Thresher Alfredo Simon pitched one and one-third innings today in Winter Haven as the Phillies lost to the Cleveland Indians 7-6. Simon struggled on the mound today, giving up two runs on four hits and a walk. On a positive note, he did strike out one batter.
Former Thresher Cole Hamels is scheduled to start for the Phillies tomorrow against the Boston Red Sox. Several hundred tickets for the Berm (grass, no chairs) will be released for sale starting at 9am Friday morning. Day of Game Tickets can only be purchased in person at the Bright House Networks Field Ticket Office. We will try to fit as many people as we can in the ballpark for a great afternoon of Phillies Spring Training baseball.
Chris Roberson has struggled so far striking out in each of his three plate appearances this spring with the big league club.
J.A. Happ pitched two innings during yesterday's win against the Cleveland Indians. Happ struck out one and gave up one hit.
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