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Portland Sea Dogs

Published
July 14, 2012

On Baseball: Starting over, and having fun with baseball again

PORTLAND – They were both right-handed pitchers drafted out of college, one from the University of Maine in 2004, the other from Arizona State in 2005. The both reached Triple-A, teasingly close to the major leagues. By 2012, both Mike MacDonald and Jason Urquidez were out of work, looking for a job in the independent […]
Published
July 14, 2012

Pimentel’s ‘lights out’ in 9-1 Sea Dogs’ win

Stolmy Pimentel pitches seven innings, strikes out six and allows two hits to New Hampshire.
Published
July 14, 2012

Doubly delightful day for Sea Dogs

Bryce Brentz homers in both games and adds a walk-off single as Portland beats New Hampshire twice.
Published
July 12, 2012

Three relievers team up as Sea Dogs edge Cats

Will Latimer pitches well in his first pro start and is backed up by two fellow relievers in a 4-2 win.
Published
July 11, 2012

On Baseball: Sea Dogs’ pitcher climbs fast without too much speed

Left-hander Chris Hernandez has proved to be one of the most dependable starting pitchers in the Red Sox organization.

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Published
July 10, 2012

Sea Dogs reliever working his way back

Jason Urquidez, who started this season in an independent league, is settling in with Portland.
Published
July 8, 2012

Early exit spoils Maine native’s debut with Sea Dogs

Mike MacDonald is the first Maine native to play for the Dogs, but leaves in the first with an injury.
Published
July 8, 2012

Sea Dogs drop to 4-16 against Trenton

With the major leaguers gone, Portland loses for the seventh time in the last nine games, 4-3.
Published
July 7, 2012

Sox outfielder Crawford suffers minor setback during rehab

Red Sox left fielder Carl Crawford's rehabilitation assignment has been put on hold because of a mild groin strain.
Published
July 7, 2012

Team president apologizes for racial slur toward Crawford

The Manchester Fisher Cats issued a statement reiterating "zero-tolerance" for abusive language after Boston Red Sox outfielder Carl Crawford says a fan yelled a racial slur at him.