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Davis sent up to Indy

Following Altoona’s 6-4 win over Binghamton in front of 3,817 fans at PNG Field Sunday, Curve catcher Henry Davis was promoted to Triple-A Indianapolis. “It feels good,” Davis said from the clubhouse following the game. “I’m just going there to help the team win.” Davis is currently fourth among all Double-A players in on-base plus slugging and was hitting .284 at the time of his promotion. His promotion is well-deserved, and it’s another player Curve manager Callix Crabbe has been able to promote from Altoona this season. “Anytime you get to promote a ...

Davis’ development more than just eye test for organization

By Jarrod Prugar For the Mirror Development is not something finite. In fact, development is more infinite than most things, especially in the game of baseball. Look no further than Altoona or Indianapolis even to see that development goes far beyond the eye test or even the box scores. ...

Jones does his share of work for Curve in victory

From Mirror reports It was a good night for Jared Jones. The Altoona Curve starter froze the Rumble Ponies bats across six innings in his first win of the season for Altoona as the Curve won their third-straight game, this one by a final of 6-3 over the Binghamton Rumble Ponies on Friday ...

Scott’s game-ending catch in ninth wins it for Altoona

By Jared Prugar For the Mirror Connor Scott’s diving catch to end the game saved the Altoona Curve from disaster as they escaped with a 9-8 win over the Binghamton Rumble Ponies in front of 3,276 fans Thursday night at PNG Field. “I’ve seen Scott make some terrific catches in ...

Curve ready to debut their own Mount Rushmore

By Jarrod Prugar For the Mirror Over the course of 25 years of Altoona Curve baseball, many players have donned Curve jerseys, some memorable and others not so much. Tonight’s Mount Rushmore of Curve, PA giveaway boasts the top four players in Curve history as voted on by the fans. “We are excited to be able to honor some of the greatest players in Altoona Curve history,” Altoona general manager Nate Bowen said. Those players all feature resumes that have endeared them to Curve fans near and far from historic performances to retired numbers to World Series champions and ...

Gorski adapts, helps Curve earn a victory

https://youtu.be/PC0teIoMbAM By Jarrod Prugar For the Mirror Matt Gorski put the exclamation point on a wild day, scoring the winning run as the Altoona Curve won 4-3 in 10 innings in front of 3,036 fans at PNG Field Wednesday. Gorski’s night began in centerfield before he was called into the infield to play second base to fill in for Domingo Leyba who exited the game with an injury. “A manager always has a plan for this. We knew we were short on bodies so I instinctively know who are the guys that are versatile,” Altoona manager Callix Crabbe said. “Even if he’s ...