In one of the most inexplicable series of the season for the Storm, Seattle was not only swept, but was dominated, at home by Las Vegas. Game One: The series got off to a bad start as the Storm hitters left 11 men on base en route to a 5-2 loss . Morgan Ackerman started and he gave up all 5 runs in ...

Seattle headed to Baltimore, and after loading up on crab, they took 2 of 3 from the Monarchs. Game One: Seattle’s first game against Baltimore was a success, as the Storm won 6-2 . Angel Cervantes started and he threw 8 excellent innings, allowing only 2 runs while striking out 7. On offense, Dave ...

Not a great sim for Seattle, we seem to be just playing out the string until the playoffs.

JimBob2232 wrote:Tipper Kengos injured twice in 3 days #icantbelieveit

Yeah I'm shocked. Maybe he should get better at running the bases so he doesn't get injured doing that anymore.

Hardin has been DFA'd

aaronweiner wrote:Seattle receives:

SP Bill Green (A - Eau Claire)

Carolina receives:

IF Grant Hardin

Agreed. Thanks for the easy talks

Seattle showed a flair for the dramatic against Louisville, as both of its wins came with late-inning rallies. Game One: Seattle’s hitters seemed to sleep through the game’s first 7 innings before waking up with a vengeance which led to a 9-run 8th inning en route to an 11-4 victory . Esteban Benite...

agrudez wrote:Does he need to be waived to be traded even though he is in AAA? Or does it apply to anyone on the 40 man?

I was just going off of the post at the top of the Waiver Wire forum, which said anyone with a ML contract needs to be waived to be traded after the trading deadline.

Grant Hardin. I'm not looking for much in return, I just don't really have a place for him anymore.

3-6 sim. Not very good. And Krieger is out for the rest of the year, so I need the rest of the bullpen to step up.

After a sweep in Washington, the Storm headed back to Seattle, where it won 2 of 3 from Greenville. Game One: Seattle returned home and the offense responded with a vengeance, as Seattle defeated Greenville 10-2 . Domingo Beccera started and he was fantastic, going 8 ⅓ innings while allowing 2 runs ...

Seattle headed to our nation's capital, and after taking time to see the sights, they swept the Bobwhites behind fantastic starting pitching. Game One: Seattle’s bats remained hot and the Storm won the series opener 7-3 . While all of Seattle’s offense has been playing well, no one has been hotter t...

He is almost certainly going to be Super 2 since you called him up so early on in 2011. I didn't think the game engine makes those assumptions up front like this, but apparently it does. From the MLB transactions wikipedia page: "A player with less than six years of service time is eligible for sal...

For the first time this season, Dave May is now projected to go to arbitration after this season, and I'm unsure why that is. As you can see on his player page, he has 133 days of service time this season, and a total of 2 years and 123 days of service, which would mean that he had 10 days LESS than...

Game One: Seattle lost the opener to the Marauders 5-2 . Morgan Ackerman started and he pitched very well through 7 innings, only giving up 2 runs. Unfortunately for Ackerman and the Storm, however, Seattle’s manager left Ackerman in the game for too long’ the final batter he faced his a 3 run home-...

Pretty happy with our sim; very strange to see our pitching carrying the team.

Seattle headed back to the desert, where it dropped 2 of 3 to Las Vegas. Game One: Seattle got off to a bad start as they were defeated 5-3 . Angel Cervantes gave up 4 runs in 3 ⅔ innings while surrendering 2 home runs. Those 4 runs were all Las Vegas would need, as the offense was unable to mount a...

Game One: Seattle won the series opener 9-4 behind the quality pitching of Esteban Benitez . Benitez went 8 innings and gave up 3 runs while striking out 7. Perhaps most importantly for Benitez, he did not give up any home runs. Seattle entered the bottom of the 3rd inning trailing 3-1 before a base...

After taking 2 of 3 from the Gamblers, Seattle head to Atlantic City and did the same. Game One: Winning on walk-off hits is fun. Losing them in excruciating fashion is decidedly less so. This was reaffirmed as Seattle lost the series opener 9-8 . Morgan Ackerman started for Seattle and he went 6 ⅔ ...

We're stepping into the time machine here; because of some uploading issues these recaps couldn't be written until recently. With that in mind, let's just pretend they're in linear order. Game One: Although Seattle launched 14 hits, it was unable to score enough runs to beat the Gamblers, as it lost...