Rookie Pineda leads the laundering of the sailors of the

Saturday, April 23, 2011

That's just what Seattle Michael Pineda tried to do on Friday night. Pineda noticed a night before Felix Hernandez succeeded against Oakland working on both sides of the plate, by what when Pineda took the mound to the burly rookie tried to emulate what did Hernández. He almost with the ACE of the sailors. Pineda dazzled again, throwing six innings of money laundering for his third consecutive, and single victory of two runs of Adam Kennedy was enough offense in the sailors in the Athletics 4-0 victory. On the way to the creation of a small history of the franchise, Pineda overcame a count of high tone in the first innings and starts some adversity in the sixth to become the first pitcher in the history of Seattle to start his career with four quality consecutive. "For a young man, it is of great importance," Seattle Manager, Eric Wedge said. "It did things speed up on it and you have to keep the launch and I believe that it is the most important part of the". Pineda has gone at least six innings each time waiting and gave five hits, struck out five and walked two on Friday. He became the second rookie in history to post three victories in April, joining Freddy Garcia and has the possibility of owning the brand himself with a start scheduled this time. Night of Pineda was shortened only due to a count of rising tone. The majority of those who were sold in the second inning where he threw 31 pitches and allowed consecutive walks to deviate before strikeout Mark Ellis and Kevin Kouzmanoff and a grounder by Cliff Pennington. The right-handed gave only three hits in his first five innings and when Pineda (3 - 1) to problems in the sixth, got Kurt Suzuki to start line to the left of the field and a ball field of Ellis to put an end to the threat. Pineda felt that his movement was too fast in the first innings and opened his front shoulder too quickly. He made a change in the third and rolled up to the sixth, helped by a scathing regulator. Pineda said that "my slider now is better." "In spring training, sometimes it's good, but now I already started here my regulator has been quite good". Pineda also got great defense at times. Kouzmanoff in the fifth with a single and stood at third with one out. Pineda went inside the Coco Crisp, forcing a grounder to first. Kennedy released home to Miguel Olivo and earned the label of Kouzmanoff, which could be scored with a slide better. Wilson also started a key double play in the seventh with a sliding stop which went very well through the shortstop Brendan Ryan. Instead of using his upside down to start the game of doubles, stangled Wilson the ball and shoveled to Ryan. It is another part of the transition from Wilson to second base that continues to work in. "There is definitely a hand behind [game], but at this point, I did what you had to do to get the job done", said Wilson. David Pauley and Aaron Laffey working two innings of relief. Jamey Wright came in the ninth and load the bases with one out before Brandon League Conor Jackson to ground into a double play end of game for his fifth save in five opportunities. Oakland has passed 18 entries since the last entry and was shut out in consecutive games for the first time since May 2008. Seattle won only seven own hits, but took advantage of seven walks by a Kennedy scored the only two out of Wilson in the second at start of Oakland Tyson Ross (1-2), then drove home a couple of balls of the break-up of the fifth, Jerry Blevins lining support the middle to score Chone Figgins and Michael Saunders. Ross lasted just 4 1/3 innings and released only 31 of his 76 pitches for strikes. "Your fastball command were as close to where it was this spring or remotely close to where it should be," said Oakland Manager Bob Geren. Games notes


Seattle 1B Justin Smoak, in the list of mourning after the death of his father, is expected to meet with the sailors in Detroit on Tuesday. ... Friday was the birthday of Ross (24) and palliative of Oakland David Purcey (29). Purcey pitched 1 1/3 innings of relief and did not allow a hit. ... Seattle LF Milton Bradley left in the third inning with lower back spasms. ... Seattle has been postponed LHP Erik Bedard and will have home, RHP Felix Hernandez the normal rest on Tuesday in Detroit. Bedard will go on Wednesday.



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