By Jarrod Prugar For the Mirror Just before the Altoona Curve left for their 14-day road trip a few weeks ago, catcher Henry Davis was promoted to Triple-A Indianapolis. Now, the Curve are back home and Davis isn’t in Indianapolis anymore, he’s in Pittsburgh where he made his Major ...
https://youtu.be/DJV91idlXDk By Jarrod Prugar For the Mirror For the second game in a row, it was the longball that took down the Altoona Curve as they fell 4-1 to the Bowie Baysox in front of 4,308 fans at PNG Field Tuesday night. It was a late homer that did the damage Sunday night, but ...
By Will Graves The Associated Press PITTSBURGH — The Pirates tried to take their time with Henry Davis. His bat wouldn’t let them. The top overall pick in the 2021 amateur draft was to make his major-league debut on Monday night, playing right field while batting seventh against ...
From Mirror reports SOMERSET, N.J. — The Altoona Curve allowed a late home run to the Somerset Patriots to fall by a final of 4-3 at TD Bank Ballpark on Sunday afternoon. Altoona dropped five of six games on the road in Somerset and went 4-8 on the 12-game road trip. The Curve fell to 31-30 on the season, two games behind Erie for a first-half title with just one week remaining to play. Matt Gorski went 2-for-4 with a double, two runs scored and an RBI for the Curve. Altoona took an early lead on a Matt Fraizer RBI single in the first to score Gorski, who doubled with two outs ...
From Mirror reports SOMERSET, N.J. — Southpaw Nick Dombkowski tossed 4ª innings of one-run relief, and Matt Fraizer combined with Liover Peguero for five hits at the top of the order, to lead the Curve to a 6-2 win over the Somerset Patriots on Friday night at TD Bank Ballpark. With the win and Erie’s victory, the Curve remain one game back of first place in the Southwest Division with nine games remaining in the first half of the season. Altoona got solo home runs from Fraizer and Matt Gorski in the early innings and built a 3-1 lead after six innings. The Curve put ...
From Mirror reports SOMERSET, N.J. — A two-run home run in the seventh and an eighth-inning grand slam — both by Eric Wagaman — fueled a comeback as Somerset defeated the Altoona Curve, 6-3, at TD Bank Ballpark Thursday night. The Curve fell to 30-28 as Altoona remains in second place in the Southwest Division with 10 games remaining in the first half. The Curve carried a 3-0 lead through six innings after a strong start by righty Aaron Shortridge. The Curve starter tossed six innings of scoreless ball, allowing just three hits on three walks and six strikeouts. Liover ...
