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FESH'S SWB LINE
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1998-2000, 2005

117 Games Pitched
132.2 Innings Pitched
6 Wins, 6 Losses
3 Saves
88 Walks
97 Strikeouts
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Clemente
Alvarez's Major League Career Stats

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The Fesh Fan Club's 'Left Margin' of
Fame!
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Barry Johnson

1999-2000
87 Games Pitched
217.1 Innings Pitched
13 Wins, 14 Losses
3 Saves
1 Shutout
79 Walks
145 Strikeouts
4.14 ERA
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Lou Lucca

1999
136 Games Pitched
533 At-Bats
143 Hits
61 Runs Scored
70 RBI
33 Doubles
12 Homeruns
4 Stolen Bases
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RED BARONS BEAT PAWSOX 11-10
 GREATEST
GAME EVER AT LCS!!!
I can't even begin to describe this one. Arguably the greatest game ever.
Everytime time the Red Barons clawed and scratched to get a run, the Pawsox
would slug in 2. Millions of little things fell into place for this victory. I'm
choosing to write it all in order for the benefit of anyone who missed it, or
committed the ultimate sin by leaving!
The first inning signaled a rough evening for the men in pinstripes. Evan
Thomas, our most reliable pitcher, was horribly shelled for 5 runs and only got
1 man out. Garey Ingram led off the game with a mammoth solo home run and things
quickly deteriorated from there. At the end of the top of the first after Manny
Barrios rescued the game for the time being, it was 5-0. Reggie Taylor led off
with single on the first pitch and promptly stole 2nd base. Kenny Woods drove
him with an RBI single. Pawtucket struck again in the 2nd with a 2 run homerun
by Vinas off Barrios so it's 7-1 after 2 full innings. Fast forward to the 6th
inning. Umpire Jeff Spedoski gave Barry Johnson the shaft twice in the top of
the inning. He claimed a foul ball hit a batter and thus awarded him 1st base.
This was evidently bulls*** to the 7,000 plus in attendance. Then the Red Barons
turned a double play on the aforementioned baserunner. But the umpires rules the
batter safe at first which prompted the rath of Barry Johnson and a second funny
Bombard argument, you know the ones where he turns sideways and yells at the
ground? Well Barry was as pissed as I've ever seen, but he had the self-control
to not be thrown out, regain his composure and pitch and important scoreless 6th
inning. In the bottom of the 6th, the Barons almost blew a golden oppurtunity.
P.J. Forbes reached base and went to 3rd when a long single by David Newhan
crashed off the wooden base of the wall. Cesar King struck out and Reggie Taylor
flied weakly to shortstop. Kenny Woods came up and with an 0-1 count was hit by
the ball and nearly broke his hand. The ump, the jackass that he is, ruled it a
foul ball. Kenny was in obvious pain, and proceeded to have one of the biggest
"gut-check" and most memorable at bats. He fouled off pitch after
pitch, in obvious pain since he couldn't even grip the bat. He finally swung and
hit what amounted to a bunt up the right side which Tim "The Jackass"
Spehr booted and Kenny was 4-4 with 3 RBI and the respect of thousands. WHO LET
THE DOGS OUT!??
RED BARONS 5 - Pawtucket 8
Pawtucket struck what seemed like a mortal blow against Mark Brownson by scoring
twice to make it 10-5. The Barons scored one in the 7th which set the stage for
the greatest inning in Red Baron history. After Schrenk tosses a scoreless 9th,
I'll turn it over to Bob Williams (who wrote this whole thing really) for the
play-by-play.
...Pritchett hits one into the left field corner, he's heading for second and
he'll make it with a STAND UP DOUBLE.
...P.J. Forbes swings and sends one to Right-center field, Pritchett is held at
third. INGRAM BOOTS IT!! PRITCHETT COMES HOME STANDING UP TO MAKE IT 10-7
PAWTUCKET!
...Newhan at the plate, he waits and he smashes one to right field but right at
Chamblee...CHAMBLEE MISPLAYS IT!! IT GOES OVER HIS HEAD TO THE WALL! Forbes
rounding second into third! Newhan into second with a double on a ball that Jim
Chamblee totally misplayed!!! This takes away the possibility of a ground ball
double play. Gary Jones has seen enough of Joel Bennett. Rob Stanifer will be
called on to put out the fire for the Pawsox. And it seems Bombard will pull
Cesar King and go with David Francia as a pinch hitter. Francia is batting .287
with 1 Home run and 11 RBI in 46 games for the Red Barons. Known mostly as a
contact hitter...
Stanifer's first delivery is a ball...Stanifer sets, the 1-0 pitch...SWUNG AND
BELTED HIGH INTO THE AIR!! CHAMBLEE GOES BACK TO THE WALL!! IT'S OUTTA HERE!!
HOME RUN! DAVID FRANCIA! THE GAME IS TIED! 10-10!! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!!...
...Reggie hits a chopper past the mound, they may not have a play! and they
don't, Reggie is safe at first!...
Kenny Woods the warrior lays down a bunt, it's a good one and Kenny is out, but
he advances Reggie into scoring position!...
...1-1 pitch to Doster, grounder towards third, Veras looks Taylor back and
throws to first for the out, REGGIE TAYLOR BREAKS ON THE THROW!!! HE SLIDES!!!
HE'S SAFE!!! SAFE!!!!
...that's ball 4 to Schall and this place is going crazy! Most of the 7,509 in
attendance stuck around to witness the mammoth blast by Francia. Jimmy Rollins
now strides to the plate...
...first pitch to rollins....HE BUNTS!! IT ROLLS DOWN THE THIRD BASE LINE!!
STANIFER OVER! HE SLIPS! RED BARONS WIN! RED BARONS WIN! 11-10!! I CAN'T BELIEVE
IT! THE PLACE IS GOIN BONKERS!!!! RED BARONS WIN!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, it was as unbelievable a comeback as Charlotte or Lou Lucca last year
against the Sox. But it meant more. John Davies said it and I couldn't agree
more that the only thing missing was Sean Fesh. Sean, I really wish you could
have been with me and Jeff and Ben enjoying the game. I knew things would turn
out good when Ben was given 3 box season tickets with who else but good old #66
on them. It's off to Rochester tomorrow. WHO LET THE DOGS OUT??!
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YOUR FINAL LINE SCORE
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18 SEASONS
1305 WINS
1268 LOSSES
4 DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS
6 PLAYOFF APPEARANCES
0 GOVERNOR'S CUPS
8.5 MILLION FANS
OVER 200 DAYS WELL SPENT
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SWB
HISTORY
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1989 - Inaugural Season
64-79 (.448)
Mgr. Bill Dancy
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1990
68-78 (.466)
Mgr. Bill Dancy
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1991
65-78 (.455)
Mgr. Bill Dancy

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1992
84-58 (.592)
IL East Division Champions
Mgr. Lee Elia

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1993
62-80 (.437)
Mgr. George Culver

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1994
62-80 (.437)
Mgr. Mike Quade
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1995
70-72 (.493)
Mgr. Mike Quade

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1996
70-72 (.493)
Mgrs. Butch Hobson & Ramon Aviles

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1997
66-76 (.465)
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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1998
65-75 (.472)
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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1999
78-66 (.542)
IL North Division Champions
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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2000
85-60 (.586)
IL Wild Card/Runner-Up
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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2001
78-64 (.549)
IL Wild Card/Runner-Up
Mgrs. Bombard, Dancy, Long, Martin, et al
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2002
91-53 (.632)
IL North Division Champions
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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2003
73-70 (.510)
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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2004
69-73 (.486)
Mgr. Marc Bombard

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2005
69-75
Mgr. Gene Lamont

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2006
84-58
Mgr. John Russell
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