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Lefty doesn't allow runner to reach second; Hill, Kubel pound Miami
MIAMI -- Joe Saunders knew he had his good stuff working Friday night at Marlins Ballpark.
So when he was struck in the left leg by a comebacker in the fourth inning, there was no way he was going to come out of the game.
Saunders was able to shake off the blow as he went on to deliver a knockout punch to the Marlins, tossing a three-hitter as the D-backs won, 5-0, to snap a two-game losing streak and get their 10-game road trip started on the right foot.
The win was a much-needed boost for a team that had dropped seven of nine coming in and had one of its rotation mainstays on the disabled list and another on the verge of heading to the bullpen.
"I was making good pitches and I was just fortunate for them to hit the ball at my defense, and my defense was awesome," Saunders said.
Speaking of awesome, that's what Saunders has been through the season's first month.
In four starts, he has compiled a 0.90 ERA and allowed just 19 hits over 30 innings.
"He's been very consistent," D-backs manager Kirk Gibson said. "He's taken the ball every fifth day and been just really dominant in his stuff."
Saunders was in total control throughout the entire game. Of the 27 outs he recorded, he got 18 on the ground, including three double plays.
Only two of the Marlins' three singles made their way to the outfield and only one ball was hit in the air to the outfield, a second inning flyout to center.
No Miami runner got as far as second base.
"He threw the ball good," Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen said. "A combination of a good pitcher on the mound and a really bad hitting team right now."
The D-backs gave him an early lead as they jumped on Miami starter Carlos Zambrano for a run in the first.
One inning later, Saunders helped himself out when he came up with the bases loaded and lofted a sacrifice fly that scored Aaron Hill to put Arizona up 2-0.
Arizona outfielder Jason Kubel, who was 4-for-4, said the D-backs tried to get Zambrano to bring the ball up in the zone before they swung.
"You know everything is moving," Kubel said of Zambrano's pitches. "Down and in, down and away, so just see it up. If it's down, you know it's going to drop out of the zone, so just see it up. In the past, I've had trouble with big parks like this, trying to swing too hard, so I just took the easy approach today, tried to work off going up the middle."
Hanley Ramirez used the up-the-middle approach when he smoked a shot off Saunder's left calf in the fourth inning. It was the same leg that Saunders took a liner off during Spring Training.
Thankfully for the D-backs, this time the ball hit more muscle, whereas it hit on the side and bruised his shin the last time.
"The more pitches I threw, the more loose it got, so as the inning went on, I felt like I got stronger and I could actually push off," Saunders said.
A homer by Hill in the sixth and a two-run double by Miguel Montero in the ninth gave Saunders a cushion going into the bottom of the ninth.
After he walked the leadoff hitter in the inning, Saunders got pinch-hitter Chris Coghlan to ground into a double play.
Emilio Bonifacio, though, legged out an infield hit to keep the inning alive and nearly cost Saunders the complete game.
"He was actually running out of pitches," Gibson said. "I was going to have to take him out probably next hitter, but he did a great job."
Indeed, Saunders struck out Donnie Murphy to end the game and wrap up the third shutout of his career.
It also meant that the beard he's been growing has to stay as ordered by his teammates.
"I think I've got to keep it going," Saunders said. "I can't do anything right now; maybe a little trim job here or there, but I've got to keep it rolling."
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Inside the D-backs, and follow him on Twitter @SteveGilbertMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Few rivalries in any sport these days are as fierce as the one between the Giants and the Dodgers, and that intense feud resumes Friday night by the Bay.
Coming off a World Series title in 2012, the Giants saw their arch nemesis embark on a spending spree in an attempt to dethrone the reigning champs. But the 2013 Dodgers looked very much like the old guard in dropping two of three to San Francisco to open the season.
Los Angeles looks to return the favor this weekend, sending ace Clayton Kershaw (3-2, 1.73 ERA) to the hill to open the series.
Kershaw will be pitching with a heavy heart after he was placed on the bereavement list Monday to mourn the loss of his father. Kershaw flew home to Texas during the week, but he'll return to the club in time to pitch on Friday.
The 25-year-old southpaw has owned the Giants in the past, with a 9-4 record and a 1.28 ERA in 18 outings. That mark includes Opening Day this season, when Kershaw tossed a shutout and hit the go-ahead home run.
Fellow left-hander Barry Zito will be making his fourth home start of the season for the Giants. He pitched seven scoreless innings in each of the first three.
But things could get a little trickier this time around, as the Dodgers' .301 average is tops in the Majors against left-handed pitching. It comes after the club hit just .247 against lefties last year.
The Dodgers got a boost earlier in the week with the return of shortstop Hanley Ramirez from a torn ligament in his right thumb.
"He really worked on everything -- from hitting one-handed when he couldn't do anything, to taking ground balls and doing his footwork," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said. "He kept himself in good shape. He did a nice job taking advantage as much as he could."
Dodgers: Ellis' status in question
• Mark Ellis' strained right quad may land him on the disabled list Friday -- a week after the Dodgers second baseman sustained the injury.
The club needs to clear room for Kershaw to return from the bereavement list, and Ellis seems the most likely candidate. He has been able to field, throw and hit, but he can't yet run at full bore.
"We'll see, I won't know until Friday," Ellis said. "If it progresses every day like it has, I'd be optimistic. But it's early in the season still, so we'll see."
Giants: Affeldt return possible
• Injured left-hander Jeremy Affeldt threw 25 pitches in an extended spring game Wednesday, and if he feels no lingering effects, it's likely he'll make his return for the start of the Dodgers series.
"Overall, it was good," Affeldt said. "I could have been a little more aggressive. But sometimes in those situations it's tough to feel the same aggression that you do [in a game]."
Affeldt hasn't pitched since April 14 because of an oblique strain.
Worth noting
• The Dodgers haven't won a season series against the Giants since taking 11 of 18 in 2009 -- also the last season in which the Dodgers reached the playoffs.
• Kershaw has been especially tough against reigning National League MVP Buster Posey. In 36 at-bats, Posey is hitting just .167 with one extra-base hit against the Dodgers ace.
• Eighteen of the Giants' 28 games this season have been decided by two runs or fewer -- the second-most in the NL.
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Fifteen hits only led to six runs for the Wilmington University baseball team as the Wildcats dropped a nonconference matchup at Shippensburg, 8-6, outhitting the Raiders, 15-9, but falling short on the road at Fairchild Field.
Wilmington (26-15 overall) finished its NCAA Division II nonconference season on Wednesday and will play three more Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference games, as well as a matchup with instate rival University of Delaware to close out its season. Shippensburg (26-19) scored two in the seventh and once more in the eighth to close out the contest.
The Wildcats got on the board quickly, opening the game by getting its first four batters on base, scoring two runs in the top of the first. BJ Janney led off the game with a double to left field while Joe Harbach, Mike Godwin and Jordan Oncay all followed with singles. Godwin and Oncay's hits produced the runs in the inning.
Shippensburg got one back off a two-out solo home run in the bottom of the first inning, but took the lead in the bottom of the second and never looked back. With two men on and one out, Jimmy Miller doubled to left field, scoring two runners for the 3-2 lead. The Raiders added two more runs in the next at-bat, as Ben Miller homered to left with Miller on second for the 5-2 lead.
Wilmington tried to crawl back into the game with a single run in the fourth and single runs in each of the last three innings, but every time the Wildcats got on the board, the Raiders responded in the home half of the inning.
Adam Soley doubled home Kyle Hitchens in the top of the fourth to cut the deficit to 5-3 in the middle of contest. Soley then did all the damage himself in the top of the seventh, hitting his first home run of the game in the top of the seventh. His first solo shot landed beyond the fence in left field to get the team back within a run.
But Shippensburg retaliated with two runs of its own in the home half of the seventh to widen the margin back out to three. Again the Wildcats tried to mount the comeback, as Godwin led off the eighth inning with another solo jack to left field. He welcomed new reliever Tom Bush to the action by driving his second home run of the season to make it 7-5.
Again the Raiders stretched the lead back to three, keeping the Wildcats an arm's reach away, as they scored a run off reliever Tyler Fries in the bottom of the eighth.
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Ryan Lally was saddled with the loss, dropping to 2-2 on the year after throwing three innings. He gave up five runs (four earned) on five hits, striking out two batters. Justin DeLong tossed four innings in relief, striking out three batters but giving up two runs on three hits. Fries tossed a third of the eight before handing it over to Nick Marics who closed out the final two outs of the inning.
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The Uley pack, most commonly known as the pack or Sam Uley's pack, is formed when Sam Uley first phased into a wolf, the occasion of his coming-of-age in the presence of the Olympic coven: a coven of vampires. Over time, Paul Lahote, Jared Cameron, Embry Call and Jacob Black phased and Sam took responsibility for them. Their pack was later joined by Seth and Leah Clearwater, Quil Ateara V, Brady Fuller and Collin Littlesea.
It was the resident pack before Jacob, Leah, and Seth broke away to form one of their own, which was later joined by Quil and Embry also broke away to join them, though they stayed in the movies.
At the end of Breaking Dawn, the Uley pack was expanded by seven additional unnamed members.
The pack was formed in the year of 2004 when Sam Uley started phasing, becoming the first of the latest generation to activate his transformation, and later Jared Cameron and Paul Lahote. To protect other people from harm, they are all forced to keep themselves at a distance to protect their mutual secret as well as avoiding unwanted transformations. Paul had the hardest time adjusting to the change due to his temperamental nature, which often set off his transformation.
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In New Moon, the wolves avert their first crisis, when they kill Laurent, who attempts to kill Bella for sustenance, and chase away Victoria. By now, there are five members in the pack: Sam Uley, Jared Cameron, Paul Lahote, Embry Call and Jacob Black.
Bella mistakes Sam for having forced Jacob into his group and murdering people in Forks and La Push, until Jacob tells her it was the work of a vampire and that they have been trying to stop the murders, and that their magical genes have been set off by the presence of vampires.
When they later learn that Victoria is after Bella, the pack works to protect her and Charlie while chasing away Victoria.
In Eclipse, the pack has grown to ten, with the addition of Quil Ateara, Leah and Seth Clearwater, Brady Fuller and Collin Littlesea. When an unnamed nomad infiltrates Bella's house only to steal a red blouse with her scent, the Cullens suspect that someone is orchestrating a plan and form allegiance with the pack to protect Bella and Charlie.
Hearing that an army of newborn vampires led by Victoria and Riley are on their way to Forks, Sam's pack agrees to co-operate with the Cullens against the army since the Denali coven refused to help them. The battle is a success, but Jacob ends up being the most injured at the end of the fight trying to save Leah from a hiding newborn.
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When the pack finds out about Bella's unexpected pregnancy in Breaking Dawn, Sam worries about the threat her child will bring to the tribe and the town, and plans on a surprise attack to kill Bella and her baby, as well as the Cullen family. Jacob, however, refuses as he still harbors feelings for Bella. Sam tries to force him to obey, but Jacob (being the born Alpha) embraces his heritage and breaks away from the pack. His action splits the pack apart when Seth and Leah join him to protect Bella and the Cullen family.
With three members less, Sam confides in the Quileute council and come to conclusion that they wait till Bella's baby is born to make their move. However, Jacob imprints on the baby, Renesmee Cullen as soon as she is born, and the wolves are forced to declare permanent peace with the Cullens to keep the two packs from warring each other. A few months later, Embry and Quil also join Jacob's pack, something they weren't able to do previously due to all the conflicts.
During the Volturi's trial, the pack (which by now had grown to nine members) stands by the Cullens and their witnesses, ready to fight if a battle ensues. During this confrontation, they find out from Edward and Aro that they are not real werewolves, but a group of shape-shifters with the ability to turn into giant wolves.
This pack consists of Sam Uley (Alpha), Jared Cameron (Beta), Paul Lahote (third-in-command), Brady Fuller, Collin Littlesea, and by the end of Breaking Dawn seven more unnamed members.
Jacob Black, Seth and Leah Clearwater run off when Sam decides to kill Bella and her unborn baby. Not wanting to fight his own kind during Renesmee's crisis, Sam declares a truce between the packs and decides to watch the Cullens until after she is born to decide if she is a threat or not. However, Jacob's imprinting on the baby forces Sam to re-evaluate his decision and permanently declare peace with the Cullens to prevent unwanted conflict. After the tension between the two packs resolved, Embry Call and Quil Ateara V leave to join Jacob's pack; however, they remain in the Uley pack in the movies.
According to The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide, Paul is also the third-in-command.
Member | Image | Position | Extra capability |
Sam Uley | Alpha | Alpha command | |
Jared Cameron | Beta | Improved eyesight | |
Paul Lahote | Third-in-command | ||
Brady Fuller | Member | ||
Collin Littlesea | Member | ||
Embry Call | Member (movies only) | ||
Quil Ateara V | Member (movies only) |
Other membersEdit
Near the end of Breaking Dawn, the Uley pack gains four new members due to the additional vampires in the area forcing some very young Quileute tribe members to turn. In the movie however, only the Black pack take in new members.
Past membersEdit
Member | Image | Position | Extra capability |
Jacob Black | Alpha | Strongest wolf/Alpha voice | |
Leah Clearwater | Beta | Improved speed | |
Seth Clearwater | Third-in-command (movie only) | Improved hearing | |
Embry Call | Third-in-command (novels only) | ||
Quil Ateara V | Member (novels only) |
In the films, the members of the packs have a tattoo on their right shoulders depicting their membership within the pack, similar to the Volturi's necklaces and the Cullen crest.
Quileute tribe | |
Ephraim Black's pack | Ephraim Black • Quil Ateara II • Levi Uley |
Uley pack | Sam Uley • Jared Cameron • Paul Lahote • Brady Fuller • Collin Littlesea |
Black pack | Jacob Black • Leah Clearwater • Seth Clearwater • Quil Ateara V • Embry Call |
Ateara family | Quil Ateara III • more... |
Black family | Billy Black • Rachel Black • Rebecca Black • Sarah Black • more... |
Clearwater family | Harry Clearwater • Sue Clearwater • more... |
Uley family | more... |
Other characters | Kaheleha • Taha Aki • Taha Wi • The Third Wife • Yaha Uta • Yut • Utlapa • Tiffany Call • Kevin Littlesea • Emily Young • Claire Young • Solomon Finau • Kim |
Locations | La Push, Washington • First Beach, Washington |
Tribes | Makah tribe • Quileute tribe |
Shapeshiftrs | Astral projection • Imprinting • Pack structure • Shape-shifter • Treaty |


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Cardinals to bring resiliency on road to Pittsburgh
Cardinals to bring resiliency on road to Pittsburgh
ST. LOUIS -- They lost their veteran ace for the season before it even began. They lost another starter a couple of months into it, and they lost their All-Star first baseman in September.
Chances are, one loss in the National League Division Series isn't going to faze the Cardinals, even if it means they've surrendered home-field advantage to the Pirates heading to PNC Park for Game 3 (Sunday at 3:30 p.m. CT on TBS).
Having dealt with adversity all season long and come out on top of the NL Central, the tightest division race in baseball, the Cards don't figure to wither away when they hit the road for Pittsburgh to face the Pirates in front of their raucous fans.
"I guess if we had a group of guys that had never been in an atmosphere like that before, you just wonder," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said after St. Louis absorbed a 7-1 defeat at home in Game 2. "But we've had a lot of conversations, small groups and as a club, guys talking about the energy they get even from the other team and the other team's fans. That's something that you don't get to experience all the time, so we encourage our guys to enjoy it."
Heading into confines that have proven to be unfriendly to opponents in more ways than one, the Cards are knotted up with the Bucs.
Road warriors
Rank | Team | W | L | Pct. |
1. | Dodgers * | 45 | 36 | .556 |
2. | Pirates * | 44 | 37 | .543 |
3. | Cardinals * | 43 | 38 | .531 |
4. | Mets | 41 | 40 | .506 |
5. | Reds | 41 | 41 | .500 |
6. | Braves * | 40 | 41 | .494 |
Sure, Pirates fans are going to be loud and proud for Pittsburgh's first Division Series game, and that's OK with the Cardinals.
"I hope so," catcher Yadier Molina said of the potential for a loud atmosphere. "We've been in this situation before many times. I don't think anything's going to bother us."
That certainly has been the case over the course of the season. They entered it without Chris Carpenter at the top of the rotation, and they lost Jaime Garcia to injury, too -- filling in with rookies and second-year players on the starting staff by season's end. They also were dealt a blow with Allen Craig's foot injury in September, only to have Matt Adams step in and step up with power.
Resiliency has been a key to their success this year, to be sure, and the Cards head into Pittsburgh with the mentality that they'll bounce back once again after losing home-field advantage with the Game 2 loss.
"We're battle-tested," second baseman Matt Carpenter said. "We've got guys in here who know what it takes to play in these big games, and what's at stake. I feel good about where we're at. Obviously, we'd have liked to have won today, but we're going to come out Sunday ready to go."
Home cooking
Rank | Team | W | L | Pct. |
1. | Braves * | 56 | 25 | .691 |
2. | Cardinals * | 54 | 27 | .667 |
3. | Pirates * | 50 | 31 | .617 |
4. | Reds | 49 | 31 | .613 |
5. (tie) | Dodgers * | 47 | 34 | .580 |
5. (tie) | Nationals | 47 | 34 | .580 |
"We'll be good, man," said Carlos Beltran, the team's elder statesman and postseason star. "It's going to be a fun trip to Pittsburgh. We've had good series there, and we've had rough series there also. In this type of game, you never know what's going to happen."
The good news for the Cardinals as they prepare to don their gray uniforms is that they were one of the NL's top road teams in 2013, going 43-38 (.531), good for the third-best road record among NL teams, behind the Dodgers (45-36, .556) and the Pirates (44-37, .543).
The bad news is that the Bucs were the third-best home team (50-31, .617) in the league, winning seven of the 10 meetings with St. Louis in Pittsburgh this year. Oh, and their Game 3 starter is left-hander Francisco Liriano, who went 3-0 with a 1.13 ERA in three starts against the Cards this season.
Still, for the Cardinals, it's all good. This wasn't necessarily how they scripted it, but they didn't figure on all the challenges they overcame this year, either.
As the Cards head out of town with a home split, they figure this series between teams that battled it out all season long to a slim 10-9 advantage for the Pirates has a good chance of returning to Busch Stadium for a fifth and deciding game.
"There's no doubt that it could go all the way," Beltran said. "Right now, we feel we have to go there and play good games. We have to pitch well, we have to do everything right, because they play well at their house."
"You know it's going to go down to the wire, I think a lot of people expect that," said David Freese. "But we just got to come out, and obviously Liriano has done a heck of a job against us. That place is going to be rocking, but we're going to be ready. [It's] 1-1, it's not going to get any better than that."
John Schlegel is a national reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.