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In IronPigs debut, Phillies prospect Andrew Painter lives up to his name
Painter, who is recovering from Tommy John surgery on his pitching elbow, rung up five of the first eight batters he faced, including WooSox left-fielder Roman Anthony, the top prospect in all of baseball, who went down on four pitches, flailing at a 12-to-6 curveball for strike three to lead off the game.
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A few days before the Lehigh Valley IronPigs opened the season, manager Anthony Contreras got the players and staff together ...
Behind a two-out, sixth-inning grand slam from Nathan Hickey to erase an earlier three-run deficit, it seemed like the ...
Garrett Stubbs’ sacrifice bunt in the bottom of the ninth inning of Friday night’s game against the Worcester Red Sox is ...
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - The Lehigh Valley IronPigs evened their series with visit Worcester Friday night following a walk-off 5-4 ...
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Justin Crawford has only been with the Lehigh Valley IronPigs for five weeks, but the Phillies' No. 2 hitting prospect has ...
The Norfolk Tides erased a big deficit for a second straight night, but couldn’t complete the comeback this time. Jorge ...
Plus Mick Abel's strong start, Gabriel Rincones Jr.'s early struggles, Eiberson Castellano's return, a High-A pitcher to ...
Andrew Painter's ascent to the major leagues continued in the Lehigh Valley Thursday night. The Phillies top prospect, and ...
Behind a four-run eighth inning, the Worcester Red Sox earned an impressive 6-4 comeback win against Lehigh Valley on ...
Item Thomas Schultz’s weekend call-up to the Rochester Red Wings highlighted the recent goings-on of the four Valley graduates playing minor league baseball. Schultz and former Mount Carmel teammate ...
Wilson Borough Elementary 4th grader Hudson Perrine swings his rally towel Tuesday, May 6, 2025, during the Lehigh Valley ...
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