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Albert Pujols has hit 2 HR's today against the Astros, 7 rbi's. Stros making a game of it though, down only 10-0 and have given up 8 straight hits.

April 5, 2009 3A-5A Poll 1. Bridge City (18-2-1, 6-0) - Beat HF 10-7, beat HJ 11-3 2. PN-G (10-9, 6-2) -Beat Central 23-1, lost to LCM 8-4 3. Nederland (11-7, 7-1) - Beat Lumberton 10-0, beat Ozen 11-3 4. LC-M (17-9, 7-1) - Beat Ozen 30-5, beat PNG 8-4 5. Hamshire-Fannett (16-4, 4-2)- Lost to BC, beat OF 10-6 6. Jasper (11-6, 5-4) - Lost to Carthage 3-1, lost Hudson 10-5 7. Orangefield (16-8, 3-3) - Beat WOS 10-2, lost to HF 10-6 8. Huffman (11-6, 7-0) Beat Tarkington 9-2, beat Coldspring 11-4 9. West Brook (9-13, 3-6) - Lost to Lee 10-3, lost to Lee 9-8 10. Dayton (13-7, 5-3) - Beat CE King 15-2, beat KP 11-1 Barbers Hill beat North Forest 14-0, beat GP 17-10 Vidor beat Livingston 11-3, beat Central 5-1 Let's see your top 10.

5A: BELLAIRE – 17-1-1 SAN ANTONIO REAGAN – 17-3 ALVIN – 19-2 LAREDO UNITED – 19-4 CORPUS CHRISTI CARROLL – 18-2 ODESSA HIGH – 18-3 McALLEN – 18-2 SOCORRO – 17-2 TYLER LEE – 15-1-1 SPRING BRANCH MEMORIAL – 18-3 4A: CORPUS CHRISTI MOODY – 21-1 CORPUS CHRISTI CALALLEN – 22-2 HAYES (BUDA) – 18-1 BRENHAM – 18-2 LAKE TRAVIS – 20-3 HALLSVILLE – 18-1 MESQUITE POTEET – 17-1 SHERMAN – 17-3-1 MIDWAY – 16-5 FT WORTH SOUTHWEST – 15-1 3A: CUERO – 19-1 SPRING HILL – 18-1 TAYLOR – 16 -3 BRIDGE CITY – 17 - 2-1 ROBINSON – 17-1 KENNEDALE – 17-1 SWEENY – 16-1-1 GIDDINGS – 13-4-1 PARIS – 17-4 HAMSHIRE FANNETT – 15 - 4 2A: HOLLIDAY – 15-1 ROGERS – 15-2 RIVIERA KAUFER 16-2 KRUM – 17-2 COMFORT – 14-2 BROCK – 15-2 HAWLEY – 14-1 SHALLOWATER – 16-3 PALMER – 13-5 HARLETON – 14-2 1A: CARLISLE – 17-0 WINDTHORST – 18-3 MAUD – 14-2 BLUE RIDGE – 15-1 BOSQUEVILLE – 10-2 GRANGER – 14-4 CHESTER – 16-2 LOCKNEY – 10-1-1 CAYUGA – 11-2 THORNDALE – 14-6

Gabriel Pruett The Orange Leader BRIDGE CITY — It took everything Bridge City had yet when push came to shove, the Cardinals came out on top again. The Cardinals need a rally to defeat the Hamshire-Fannett Longhorns Tuesday and a quick, very quick, save from Matt Hicks in a 10-7 win. Bridge City moved to 17-2-1 overall and 5-0 in the District 21-3A standings after the first half of play. The Cardinals hold a two-game lead over Orangefield and Hamshire-Fannett who are 3-2 in the standings read more > [Hidden Content]

PN-G 23, Central 1 PORT NECHES — The Port Neches-Groves Indians have been rocking the cover off the baseball lately and Tuesday night's 23-1 victory over Central was no different. The Tribe racked up 18 hits, scoring nine runs in the second, six in the third and eight more in the fourth. Hunter Denzlinger went yard twice. The first of which was a grandslam. He also had a single. Also for the Indians, Blake Reyenga had a triple and a single, Austin Stone had four singles, Austin Sangster had two singles and Matt Woods recorded two singles. Woods was also the winning pitcher. He went four innings allowed just one run on one hit, struckout seven and walked two. The one hit and the two walks all came in the first inning, which is when Central scored its only run. Woods settled down from there and then handed the fifth inning over to Chris Sweetenham, who struckout the side in order.

The Port Arthur News NEDERLAND — The Nederland Bulldogs had no problems taking apart the Lumberton Raiders on Tuesday night. Nederland strummed Lumberton to the tune of 10 runs on nine hits and that all came in five innings. Defensively, Nederland was just as sharp. Kirby Bellow went all five innings, he struckout seven and allowed just two hits and zero runs, giving the Dogs a 10-0 victory. With the win, Nederland moves to 10-7 overall and 6-1 in District 20-4A where it is in a three-way tie for first place with LC-M and PN-G. Trey Terracina went 2-for-2 on Tuesday with a double and a homer. Nick Cardenas was 3-for-3 with a triple, a double and a single. Cody Laird also had two singles.

PNG's last two games 48-1. Talk about a fight at the bat rack.

Just first.

It doesn't matter what his number was, he probably feels bad enough. It was a heated game with alot on the line and knowing the young man he wishes he had those words back so he could have contributed on the field.

It was a close call. Home plate umpire made the call that Pinder ran inside the baseline going to first. I thought the call could go either way. Pinder wasn't ejected, it was a player in the lineup who got ejected. It was a great effort by both teams.

Looks like snell

Nederland school trustees choose bond architects, one alternate By GREG HAYES April, 6, 2009 The Nederland school district board of trustees chose four architectural firms and one alternate to handle the construction work under the upcoming $120.3 million bond project, should it pass in the May 9 election. Approved were Architectural Alliance of Beaumont and Houston-based firms Bay Architects, Pfluger Associates and SBWV. The alternate firm chosen was Corgan Associates, also based out of Houston. Superintendent Gail Krohn said that an alternate was chosen just in case any problems should arise between the bond passing and construction projects being given out. "The board will not decide which projects they want to present to a certain firm until after the bond passes," she said. "Anything could happen between now and then, and one of these firms may have too many projects they are working on by the time the board contacts them with ours. That is why we chose an alternate." read more > [Hidden Content]

Yogi was catching a young starting pitcher. First guy up guy hits 1st pitch off the wall for a double. Next batter a screaming liner over the 3rd baseman head. Third guy takes one over the right field wall. Manager takes the long walk to the mound and is greeted by Yogi. Manager turns to Yogi and says “What’s he got today†Yogi replies “I don’t know, haven’t caught one yet

1. Bridge City 3A (16-2-1, 4-0) - Cards remain unbeaten in 21-3A after a big win over WO-S and a tight one over OF; BC welcomes HF on Tuesday and HJ on Thursday 2. PN-G 4A (9-8, 5-1) - Tribe continues to roll as they beat Lumberton and Ozen by a combined 30-0 last week; this week the purple and white get Central and then a huge showdown at LC-M on Thursday 3. Nederland 4A (9-7, 5-1) - Dogs beat Livingston and Vidor last week to remain tied at the top of 20-4A; Lumberton and Ozen this week for Big Ned 4. LC-M 4A (15-9, 5-1) - Picked up two 1 run wins over Vidor and Lumberton as well as a nice non-district win over Joshua last week; Da Bears welcome Ozen and PN-G this week to Don Gibbens Field 5. Hamshire-Fannett 3a(15-3, 3-1) - The Horns offense continues to pound the ball as they outscored HJ and Silsbee last week 24-8; Two huge games loom this week as HF travels to BC and OF 6. Jasper 3A(11-4, 5-2) - Dogs jump into the poll after knocking off Diboll and Center last week; Two huge games with Carthage and Hudson this week 7. Orangefield 3A (15-7, 2-2) - Bobcats drop two tough decisions last week to Silsbee and BC and find themselves tied with WO-S for 3rd; Very important week for the 'Cats this week with WO-S and HF on tap 8. Huffman 3A (9-6, 5-0) undefeated in district, Tarkington and Coldspring next 9. West Brook 5A (9-11, 3-4) - Bruins continue to drop in the poll and the standings after losing 2 last week; Lee this week for the Brook 10. Dayton 4A (11-7, 3-3) - The Broncos split last week and sit in the middle of the 19-4A pack; C.E. King and Kingwood Park this week

Since President Obama carried Jefferson county and most of all our government leaders are Democrats can we grab some of this stimulus money and cut this bond in half?

our bench is weak, hey we got 161 left.

running out of options.

maybe bourne can bunt for hit

cub rf looks like lee playing of.

i'm not leaving baseball but would like to see the score posted

lamar's hoffpauir at the plate, just hit a single for rbi.

anyone watching ?

Lucky for them the 10th player was a catcher.

Sabathia rocked, Peavey struggling in SD Berkman up with bases clear.