The 2010 Rivercats won their home opener last night which puts them at 6-3 in this young season. The Cats did not get started until the sixth when Corey Wimberly got hit by a pitch. By the end of the inning we had batted around and Wimberly got a single which brought us up to six runs. We ended the game with nine hits and a Carter home run and won by 8-4. We used four pitchers (Wuertz came in in relief in the seventh for an inning). Our relievers looked pretty good. Middleton got the win but looked a bit uneven in his first two innings.
I was in Riverside for the day for a speech and had to fly to San Francisco. I landed close to 5 PM and thought it would be impossible to get to the game at any reasonable time. But traffic was very favorable and I got into the park by about 7:20 - and because of the opening day ceremonies I was able to see most of the game.
Art Savage, who brought the team to Sacramento and died last year during the interim, was honored and we retired #1 in his memory. His contributions to Sacramento baseball were significant. (Photo from my library at the team luncheon a couple of years ago. The team luncheon is today.)
Saturday, April 17, 2010
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