Author Archives: Mick Reinhard
Senators Sweep Doubleheader, Sending Curve to their 13th Straight Loss
Altoona pushed a run across in the first inning when Joe Perez singled home Kervin Pichardo off Senators’ starting pitcher Cole Henry. Still, the Curve left the bases loaded when Brendan Dixon flew out to centerfielder Dylan Crews to strand … Continue reading
Under the Radar, Tyler Schoff Inches Closer to His Dream
Tyler Schoff had already sat through the first two days of the 2021 Major League Baseball draft without getting selected. The 6-foot-4 pitcher didn’t necessarily expect to hear his name in the first 10 rounds. Still, teammates Tyler Mattison and … Continue reading
Last Night in Harrisburg
Even after getting his jersey top pulled off his back and doused with an icy cold water bath, it was tough for Dylan Crews to suppress the smile as he collected hugs and congratulations from his teammates. Moments earlier, Crews … Continue reading
Back to The Show
“Yeah, I was in the show. I was in the show for 21 days once – the 21 greatest days of my life. You know, you never handle your luggage in the show, somebody else carries your bags. It was … Continue reading
Jacob Young walk-off helps Senators notch 2,500th regular season victory in modern team history
You can’t fault Altoona Curve manager Callix Crabbe for employing a five-man infield to counter the situation he found himself in on Sunday afternoon at FNB Field. Tied 3-3 into the bottom of the ninth inning, the Harrisburg Senators loaded … Continue reading
Game Recap: 5/16
SeaWolves 18, Senators 4
Senators’ Notebook: Clutch hitting, Frankie Tostado’s grand slam, the bright lights, and the Yankees AA affiliate on City Island
Last week the Senators traveled to Akron, and they could have won all six games or just as easily gone 0-6 against the RubberDucks. So, I guess it’s fitting the two teams split the series 3-3, as the Senators won … Continue reading
Senators’ Notebook: Bullpen dominance, one pitch from Joel Peguero, Jackson Cluff’s triple, warm weather attendance, and a wild 13-10 win for Erie
Behind Omar Meregildo’s two home runs on Sunday afternoon, the Harrisburg Senators topped the Richmond Flying Squirrels 6-3. The victory secured the series win and marked the first for the Senators at home since last June when they took five … Continue reading
April 11 Recap: Richmond 5, Harrisburg 1
The Harrisburg Senators dropped their home opener 5-1 to the Richmond Flying Squirrels on Tuesday night at FNB Field. Check out some highlights that feature defensive web gems, the first AA hit from Will Frizzell, and a couple of hard … Continue reading