Tuesday night in Philadelphia, John Mayberry came into the game as a defensive replacement, then hit a game tying home in the bottom of the 10th, and a walk-off grand slam in the 11th to give the Phillies an exciting 7-3 win over the Marlins. Domonic Brown did not have have a hit, but reached base on an error to begin the winning rally and scored the deciding run. Ryan Howard and Freddy Galvis each had a hit and a walk, Galvis' hit coming during the big 11th inning. Jonathan Pettibone started and went 6 good innings, working out of some trouble and allowing just 2 runs (only 1 earned ) on 7 hits and 2 walks. Antonio Bastardo came on in the 10th, and allowed a run, but was taken off the hook by Mayberry's first home run. The win went to Mike Stutes, who threw a scoreless 11th and picked up his first win of the season. Mike becomes the 11th different HomeSider to post a win this year. Then, in Cincinnati, Josh Outman was in the right place at the right time for the Rockies. Josh came into the game with 1 out and 2 men on base for the Reds, struck out both hitters he faced to strand the runners, and was awarded the win when Colorado rallied for 2 runs in the 8th for a 5-4 win. It was win #2 for Outman this year, and runs the HomeSide total to 26 on the season!
In Buffalo, Cody Overbeck had 3 hits, including 2 home runs (#10 & 11), and drove in 3 runs to power the IronPigs to a 4-0 win over the Bisons. Steve Susdorf (.330) and Darin Ruf (.260) had 2 hits each for Lehigh Valley and Jake Diekman struck out the side in the 9th inning. Also of note, with Michael Young returning to the Phillies, and Michael Martinez being sent back to the IronPigs, the Phillies have reassigned Troy Hanzawa back to Reading. Troy hit .371 in 11 games with the Pigs, proving he can play at that level...........In Altoona, a big home run by Sebastian Valle, his 2nd this week, and 2 hits each for Derrick Mitchell and Anthony Hewitt led the Fightin Phils to a 6-5 win over the Curve in the completion of the suspended game from last week. In the regualr game, the Curve scored 3 in the bottom of the 9th to gain a split with a 7-6 win. Hewitt hit a pinch hit 2-run HR in that game.................In Jupiter, the Threshers swept a pair of games against the Hammerheads, 2-1 and 7-3. Jordan Guth got his first win in his first appearancxe for the Threshers in the opener, after Nick Hernandez posted another excellent outing, allowing just 1 run (8 hits, NO walks) over 6 innings of work. In the nightcap, Aaron Altherr hit a 3-run bomb (his 5th) and Maikel Franco had 3 more hits and drove in a run (#42) as Clearwater got the sweep. Brock Stassi (.294) also had a 2-hit game in that one..........In Hickory, the BlueClaws managed just 2 hits and dropped the opener of their road trip to the Crawdads, 4-1..................In Corpus Christi, Domingo Santana had 2 hits and drove in 2 runs to help the Hooks defeat the Rock Hounds, 9-5. D'Arby Myers had 1 for 4 and scored a run for the Hounds.
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Royals claim Berry
Quintin Berry has been claimed on waivers by the Kansas City Royals and is on the AAA-Omaha Storm Chasers roster. A new team, a new start for Q. Best of luck from the HomeSide!
In some other Monday action, in Round Rock, the Nashville Sounds scored 2 in the 12th to beat the Express, 7-5. Lisalverto Bonilla threw 3 perfect innings for Round Rock, retiring all 9 hitters he faced, and striking out 5 of them!.........In Albuquerque, the Oklahoma City RedHawks beat the Isotopes, 8-4. Jonathan Villar had 2 more hits, an RBI and a run scored for OKC, and Josh Zeid (2.59, 4 holds) threw 2 scoreless innings- in trouble the whole time, but allowed no runs.
In some other Monday action, in Round Rock, the Nashville Sounds scored 2 in the 12th to beat the Express, 7-5. Lisalverto Bonilla threw 3 perfect innings for Round Rock, retiring all 9 hitters he faced, and striking out 5 of them!.........In Albuquerque, the Oklahoma City RedHawks beat the Isotopes, 8-4. Jonathan Villar had 2 more hits, an RBI and a run scored for OKC, and Josh Zeid (2.59, 4 holds) threw 2 scoreless innings- in trouble the whole time, but allowed no runs.
Dom still hot
Another day, another home run for Domonic Brown. In a hot streak that has seen him hit 9 home runs in the last 10 games, Brown did it again last night, blasting his NL leading 17th bomb in the Phillies' 7-2 win over the Marlins. It was also another 3-hit game for him, and after hitting .206 for the first 3 weeks of the year, Brown's hot stretch has him at a lofty .291 and is one of the best long stretches any HomeSider has ever had! He is 15 for his last 31 over the last 8 games, including 8 home runs and 15 RBI over that period!!
Ryan Howard, Freddy Galvis and Kyle Kendrick all added hits (Kendrick's was a triple!), and Kyle threw his 2nd complete game to improve to 6-3, 3.12 on the year. I would have to say both KK and Brown are front runners to be selected for the All-Star festivities in New York next month! The victory for Kyle was #23 for Homesiders this year.
At Yankee Stadium, New York beat the Indians, 7-4 despite 3 more hits from Michael Bourn, who is up to .312 and is 5 for his last 9. Bourn has only played in 34 games because of that hand injury he suffered in April, but he has to be among those being considered for All-Star selction also!..........In Cincinnati, the Reds shut out the Rockies 3-0 behind Bronson Arroyo. Josh Outman allowed 2 runs on 3 hits, striking out 2 in just .2 innings..............In Atlanta, Mike Zagurski had similar problems for the Pirates, walking 3 of the 6 hitters he faced and allowing a run in his .2 innings of a 7-2 Braves win over Pittsburgh.
On the minor league side, lets start with what I neglected to mention yesterday, the promotion of Jordan Guth from Lakewood to Clearwater on Sunday. Congratulations to Jordan and continues good luck from all of us here in Lakewood. The Claws had a travel day Monday and will open a series in Hickory tonight.
In Allentown Monday, Leandro Castro hit a 2-run walk off home run in the bottom of the 9th inning to give the IronPigs a 4-3 win over Gwinnett. Leandro is htting .281, with 6 homers and 28 RBI for Lehigh Valley.
Ryan Howard, Freddy Galvis and Kyle Kendrick all added hits (Kendrick's was a triple!), and Kyle threw his 2nd complete game to improve to 6-3, 3.12 on the year. I would have to say both KK and Brown are front runners to be selected for the All-Star festivities in New York next month! The victory for Kyle was #23 for Homesiders this year.
At Yankee Stadium, New York beat the Indians, 7-4 despite 3 more hits from Michael Bourn, who is up to .312 and is 5 for his last 9. Bourn has only played in 34 games because of that hand injury he suffered in April, but he has to be among those being considered for All-Star selction also!..........In Cincinnati, the Reds shut out the Rockies 3-0 behind Bronson Arroyo. Josh Outman allowed 2 runs on 3 hits, striking out 2 in just .2 innings..............In Atlanta, Mike Zagurski had similar problems for the Pirates, walking 3 of the 6 hitters he faced and allowing a run in his .2 innings of a 7-2 Braves win over Pittsburgh.
On the minor league side, lets start with what I neglected to mention yesterday, the promotion of Jordan Guth from Lakewood to Clearwater on Sunday. Congratulations to Jordan and continues good luck from all of us here in Lakewood. The Claws had a travel day Monday and will open a series in Hickory tonight.
In Allentown Monday, Leandro Castro hit a 2-run walk off home run in the bottom of the 9th inning to give the IronPigs a 4-3 win over Gwinnett. Leandro is htting .281, with 6 homers and 28 RBI for Lehigh Valley.
Monday, June 3, 2013
Month of May
Domonic Brown has been named NL player of the month for May.
In addition, the Phllies have announced the minor league player and pitcher of the month. Yoel Mecias of the BlueClaws is the pitcher of the month, and Kelly Dugan of the Threshers is the player of the month in the system.
Congratulations to all 3 of our boys!!!
In addition, the Phllies have announced the minor league player and pitcher of the month. Yoel Mecias of the BlueClaws is the pitcher of the month, and Kelly Dugan of the Threshers is the player of the month in the system.
Congratulations to all 3 of our boys!!!
In case you missed it
First note of interest from Sunday was Detroit designating Quintin Berry for assignment. Berry has been struggling in Toledo, but this is because the Tigers need his spot on the 40-man roster. His future will become clearer in 10 days, when a decision will have to be made.
If you have been under a rock, Domonic Brown was 3 for 3 Sunday, with his 16th home run and 4 more RBI! (NL Player of the month will be announced tomorrow). Dom's 3-run first inning blast propelled the Phillies to a 7-5 win over the Brewers. Freddy Galvis had a single, a triple, and an RBI, and Ryan Howard walked and scored, and drove in a run with a sacrifice fly. The win went to Cliff Lee, who went 7.2 innings, and left the game in the 8th with 2 out and 2 on. Justin De Fratus allowed a hit and a walk before getting the 3rd out, and both of Lee's runners scored. Then Antonio Bastardo recorded his first save, despite loading the bases with the first 3 hitters, and giving up a run...............In Cleveland, the Rays pounded the Indians, 11-3. Michael Bourn (.301) had 2 hits for the Tribe.......In San Diego, Anthony Gose had a pinch hit single and scored a run for the Blue Jays in their 3-run, game-winning rally in the top of then 13th as the Jays took a 7-4 game from the Padres. Gose is 5 for his last 12, and is at .318 ( 7 for 22) since his recall.
In Allentown, the Braves beat the IronPigs, 11-7. Leandro Castro had 2 doubles, a walk, and an RBI, Darin Ruf had a single, a double, and a walk, and Troy Hanzawa had a single, a walk, and scored a run. BJ Rosenberg had a tough outing, allowing 8 runs on 8 hits and 3 walks in just 5.1 innings of work. Brian is 1-5, 5.12 for Lehigh Valley................In Reading, Tommy Mendonca was 5 for 5 and drove in 3 runs to power the Fightin Phils to an 8-1 victory over Akron. Zack Collier had 2 hits and 2 RBI, and Sebastian Valle hit a home run, his 3rd. David Buchanan pitched 7 strong innings to pick up his 2nd win of the season. Buchanan allowed just 1 run on 5 hits and 3 walks for the victory.............In Dunedin, Maikel Franco hit a 3-run home run (#11) in the top of the 6th inning to break a scoreless tie, and the Threshers went on to beat the Buue Jays, 7-0. Kelly Dugan (.336) had 3 more hits, and Aaron Altherr (.324) added 2 for Clearwater. Carlos Zambrano pitched 6 shut out innings (4 hits, 2 walks) trying to prove to the Phillies he is ready for them.
In Reno, Jesus Merchan (.277) had 4 hits, including 2 doubles and drove in 3 runs for Tucson in the Padres' 13-5 win over the Aces.............In North Little Rock, the Corpus Christi Hooks swept a doubleheader from the Travelers, 5-3, and 13-9. Domingo Santana homered in each game (#9 & 10), and drove in 4 on the day!...............In Columbus, Lou Marson was 0 for 2 with a walk for Columbus as his rehab assignment continues............In Albuquerque, Jonathan Villar (.271) was 2 for 4 for Oklahoma City, in the redHawks' 4-2 loss to the Isotopes.............In Springdale, Adam Buschini had 2 hits including his 3rd home run of the year for San Antonio, but the Mission dropped a 6-5 decision to the Naturals..........In Montgomery, Travis Mattair had 2 walks, and his 6th home run, and scored 3 runs for Pensacola, and the Blue Wahoos roasted the Biscuits, 11-4.
If you have been under a rock, Domonic Brown was 3 for 3 Sunday, with his 16th home run and 4 more RBI! (NL Player of the month will be announced tomorrow). Dom's 3-run first inning blast propelled the Phillies to a 7-5 win over the Brewers. Freddy Galvis had a single, a triple, and an RBI, and Ryan Howard walked and scored, and drove in a run with a sacrifice fly. The win went to Cliff Lee, who went 7.2 innings, and left the game in the 8th with 2 out and 2 on. Justin De Fratus allowed a hit and a walk before getting the 3rd out, and both of Lee's runners scored. Then Antonio Bastardo recorded his first save, despite loading the bases with the first 3 hitters, and giving up a run...............In Cleveland, the Rays pounded the Indians, 11-3. Michael Bourn (.301) had 2 hits for the Tribe.......In San Diego, Anthony Gose had a pinch hit single and scored a run for the Blue Jays in their 3-run, game-winning rally in the top of then 13th as the Jays took a 7-4 game from the Padres. Gose is 5 for his last 12, and is at .318 ( 7 for 22) since his recall.
In Allentown, the Braves beat the IronPigs, 11-7. Leandro Castro had 2 doubles, a walk, and an RBI, Darin Ruf had a single, a double, and a walk, and Troy Hanzawa had a single, a walk, and scored a run. BJ Rosenberg had a tough outing, allowing 8 runs on 8 hits and 3 walks in just 5.1 innings of work. Brian is 1-5, 5.12 for Lehigh Valley................In Reading, Tommy Mendonca was 5 for 5 and drove in 3 runs to power the Fightin Phils to an 8-1 victory over Akron. Zack Collier had 2 hits and 2 RBI, and Sebastian Valle hit a home run, his 3rd. David Buchanan pitched 7 strong innings to pick up his 2nd win of the season. Buchanan allowed just 1 run on 5 hits and 3 walks for the victory.............In Dunedin, Maikel Franco hit a 3-run home run (#11) in the top of the 6th inning to break a scoreless tie, and the Threshers went on to beat the Buue Jays, 7-0. Kelly Dugan (.336) had 3 more hits, and Aaron Altherr (.324) added 2 for Clearwater. Carlos Zambrano pitched 6 shut out innings (4 hits, 2 walks) trying to prove to the Phillies he is ready for them.
In Reno, Jesus Merchan (.277) had 4 hits, including 2 doubles and drove in 3 runs for Tucson in the Padres' 13-5 win over the Aces.............In North Little Rock, the Corpus Christi Hooks swept a doubleheader from the Travelers, 5-3, and 13-9. Domingo Santana homered in each game (#9 & 10), and drove in 4 on the day!...............In Columbus, Lou Marson was 0 for 2 with a walk for Columbus as his rehab assignment continues............In Albuquerque, Jonathan Villar (.271) was 2 for 4 for Oklahoma City, in the redHawks' 4-2 loss to the Isotopes.............In Springdale, Adam Buschini had 2 hits including his 3rd home run of the year for San Antonio, but the Mission dropped a 6-5 decision to the Naturals..........In Montgomery, Travis Mattair had 2 walks, and his 6th home run, and scored 3 runs for Pensacola, and the Blue Wahoos roasted the Biscuits, 11-4.
Sunday, June 2, 2013
Brew crew wins again
In Philadelphia Saturday, the Brewers topped the Phillies, 4-3. Tyler Cloyd pitched well, going 7 innings and giving up 3 runs, just 2 earned, on 8 hits and 1 walk, and took the hard luck loss. Domonic Brown had a hit and stole his 4th base, Ryan Howard was 1 for 3 with a walk, and Freddy Galvis hit a home run, his 4th of the year. Galvis is just 3 for his last 29. Antonio Bastardo threw a 1-2-3 9th inning, fanning 2..................In Denver, the Rockies got past the Dodgers, 7-6 in 10 innings. Josh Outman retired the 2 hitters he faced for Colorado, striking out 1 of them........In San Diego, the Padres edged the Blue Jays, 4-3. Anthony Gose had 2 hits for Toronto, raising his average to .286.
In Allentown, the IronPigs came out on top of the Braves, 10-9. Steve Susdorf (.319) had a single, a triple and a walk, and knocked in 2 runs for Lehigh Valley, and Darin Ruf had a hit and an RBI........In Reading, Edgar Duran had 2 hits and an RBI, and Anthony Hewitt hit his 2nd home run of the year, but the Fightin Phils dropped a 5-3 decision to Akron. Hector Neris started and went 6 innings, allowing 4 runs on 4 hits and 4 walks, striking out 5 and falling to 3-2, 4.35 for the year. Mike Nesseth posted 2 scoreless frames, giving up 3 hits..................In Columbus, Carlos Carrasco had a rough time, giving up 9 runs, 8 of whcih were earned, on 9 hits and 3 walks in just 4 innings of work against Indianaplois. The Indians won the game, 10-9 in 10 innings..........In Albuquerque, Jonathan Villar had 2 hits, a walk, scored a run and drove in another for the RedHawks as Oklahoma City rallied for 6 in the 9th inning for a 13-10 win over the Isotopes..............In Reno, Tuffy Gosewisch (.296) had a triple and a 2-run home run (#6) for the Aces, who lost an 8-6 game in 10 innings to the Padres. Jesus Merchan (.253) led off the 10th inning with a double for Tucson, eventually scoring the winning run.
In Allentown, the IronPigs came out on top of the Braves, 10-9. Steve Susdorf (.319) had a single, a triple and a walk, and knocked in 2 runs for Lehigh Valley, and Darin Ruf had a hit and an RBI........In Reading, Edgar Duran had 2 hits and an RBI, and Anthony Hewitt hit his 2nd home run of the year, but the Fightin Phils dropped a 5-3 decision to Akron. Hector Neris started and went 6 innings, allowing 4 runs on 4 hits and 4 walks, striking out 5 and falling to 3-2, 4.35 for the year. Mike Nesseth posted 2 scoreless frames, giving up 3 hits..................In Columbus, Carlos Carrasco had a rough time, giving up 9 runs, 8 of whcih were earned, on 9 hits and 3 walks in just 4 innings of work against Indianaplois. The Indians won the game, 10-9 in 10 innings..........In Albuquerque, Jonathan Villar had 2 hits, a walk, scored a run and drove in another for the RedHawks as Oklahoma City rallied for 6 in the 9th inning for a 13-10 win over the Isotopes..............In Reno, Tuffy Gosewisch (.296) had a triple and a 2-run home run (#6) for the Aces, who lost an 8-6 game in 10 innings to the Padres. Jesus Merchan (.253) led off the 10th inning with a double for Tucson, eventually scoring the winning run.
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Brown hits 2 more in losing effort
Friday night in Philadelphia, the Brewers beat Cole Hamels and the Phillies, 8-5. Domonic Brown hit 2 more home runs (#14 & 15) and drove in 4 of the 5 runs for the Phillies, upping his team leading total to 36 RBI. Hamels allowed 7 runs (6 earned) on 11 hits in just 5 innings and is now 1-9 on the year. Mike Stutes threw a 1-2-3 6th inning and Justin De Fratus tossed 2 scoreless innings..........In Denver, the Rockies scored 2 in the bottom of the 9th to tie the game, only to see the Dodgers win it with a run in the 10th. Josh Outman threw a scoreless inning for Colorado.............In Pittsburgh, the Reds shut out the Pirates, 6-0 behind Johnny Cuesto. Mike Zagurski allowed 4 runs on 3 hits and 4 walks in just 1.2 innings of work for the Pirates.
In Davenport, Jonathan Singleton homered for the 3rd time in 3 games for Quad Cities, and is 5 for 11 with 2 doubles and the 3 HR. The Astros say he will play 3 more game for the Bandits, before moving up to AA-Corpus Christi. Speaking of Corpus Christi, the Hooks dropped a 5-3 decision to the Arkansas Travelers, with Mike Cisco (2-1, 2.38) pitching a scoreless inning and picking up the win for the Angel's affiliate. Domingo Santana was 1 for 4 with a walk and an RBI for the Hooks.................In New Britain, Bowie beat the Rock Cats, 7-6. Trevor May pitched the first 5 innings for the Cats, allowing 4 runs on 8 hits and 3 walks, receiving no decision in the game.....................In Manchester, the Fisher Cats defeated Binghamton, 8-7. Tyson Brummett threw the final 3 innings, and got his 2nd save of the year, despite allowing 2 runs in the 9th..............In North Little Rock, the Naturals lost to San Antionio, 7-2. Adam Buschini had a double, 2 walks, and scored a run for the Missions............Out in Tucson, the Padres pounded Fresno, 10-0. Jesus Merchan (.253) had a double, an RBI and scored a run for the Padres.
In the Phillies' system, the IronPigs shut out Gwinnett, 2-0. Troy Hanzawa had another hit, and is 11 for 25 (that's .440) in 8 games since his promotion. Leandro Castro added a hit and 2 walks, and Jake Diekman recorded his 8th save with a scoreless 9th, even though he gave up 2 hits..........In Reading, Jesse Biddle pitched 7 innings for the Fightin Phils, allowing 3 runs on 7 hits and 3 walks, and left the game trailing 3-2. Brody Colvin allowed 4 runs and did not get out of the 8th inning and the Aeros took a 7-5 victory. Third baseman Tyler Henson had 3 hits for Reading.......In Dunedin, the Threshers scored 3 in the 9th and beat the Blue Jays, 7-6. Kelly Dugan (.322) had 3 hits, including his 6th home run, and Maikel Franco and Aaron Altherr added 2 hits each to the Clearwater attack. This trio of former Claws is really having a good year for the Threshers!! Dugan missed the first 20 games and has come off the DL to hit 6 bombs, and knock in 23 runs in 30 games so far, Altherr has 17 doubles, 4 triples and 4 home runs to go with his .322 mark, and Franco (.288) has hit 21 doubles, a triple, 10 home runs and 37 RBI!!........In Lakewood, Carlos Tocci had his first 3-hit game of the year, and Brian Pointer hit his 3rd home run, but the Claws lost to the Power, again, 4-3. Pointer also made a great catch in right field, and Brian had 2 hits on the night. Mitch Walding, Chace Numata and Willie Carmona added 2 hits each in the losing cause. Shane Watson pitched very well, making 1 mistake which resulted in a 2-run home run by the Power's Stetson Allie. Allie has hit 3 home runs in the 6 games against us, and has 15 overall. Delvi Francisco threw 2 more scoreless frames and has dropped his ERA to a very good 2.42!
In Davenport, Jonathan Singleton homered for the 3rd time in 3 games for Quad Cities, and is 5 for 11 with 2 doubles and the 3 HR. The Astros say he will play 3 more game for the Bandits, before moving up to AA-Corpus Christi. Speaking of Corpus Christi, the Hooks dropped a 5-3 decision to the Arkansas Travelers, with Mike Cisco (2-1, 2.38) pitching a scoreless inning and picking up the win for the Angel's affiliate. Domingo Santana was 1 for 4 with a walk and an RBI for the Hooks.................In New Britain, Bowie beat the Rock Cats, 7-6. Trevor May pitched the first 5 innings for the Cats, allowing 4 runs on 8 hits and 3 walks, receiving no decision in the game.....................In Manchester, the Fisher Cats defeated Binghamton, 8-7. Tyson Brummett threw the final 3 innings, and got his 2nd save of the year, despite allowing 2 runs in the 9th..............In North Little Rock, the Naturals lost to San Antionio, 7-2. Adam Buschini had a double, 2 walks, and scored a run for the Missions............Out in Tucson, the Padres pounded Fresno, 10-0. Jesus Merchan (.253) had a double, an RBI and scored a run for the Padres.
In the Phillies' system, the IronPigs shut out Gwinnett, 2-0. Troy Hanzawa had another hit, and is 11 for 25 (that's .440) in 8 games since his promotion. Leandro Castro added a hit and 2 walks, and Jake Diekman recorded his 8th save with a scoreless 9th, even though he gave up 2 hits..........In Reading, Jesse Biddle pitched 7 innings for the Fightin Phils, allowing 3 runs on 7 hits and 3 walks, and left the game trailing 3-2. Brody Colvin allowed 4 runs and did not get out of the 8th inning and the Aeros took a 7-5 victory. Third baseman Tyler Henson had 3 hits for Reading.......In Dunedin, the Threshers scored 3 in the 9th and beat the Blue Jays, 7-6. Kelly Dugan (.322) had 3 hits, including his 6th home run, and Maikel Franco and Aaron Altherr added 2 hits each to the Clearwater attack. This trio of former Claws is really having a good year for the Threshers!! Dugan missed the first 20 games and has come off the DL to hit 6 bombs, and knock in 23 runs in 30 games so far, Altherr has 17 doubles, 4 triples and 4 home runs to go with his .322 mark, and Franco (.288) has hit 21 doubles, a triple, 10 home runs and 37 RBI!!........In Lakewood, Carlos Tocci had his first 3-hit game of the year, and Brian Pointer hit his 3rd home run, but the Claws lost to the Power, again, 4-3. Pointer also made a great catch in right field, and Brian had 2 hits on the night. Mitch Walding, Chace Numata and Willie Carmona added 2 hits each in the losing cause. Shane Watson pitched very well, making 1 mistake which resulted in a 2-run home run by the Power's Stetson Allie. Allie has hit 3 home runs in the 6 games against us, and has 15 overall. Delvi Francisco threw 2 more scoreless frames and has dropped his ERA to a very good 2.42!
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