"It's a veteran savvy approach that works for us," Cash continued. "Since the start of May, it's been six-plus innings almost every time out.
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"He's a really good pitcher who knows how to execute pitches at a level that's really, really high," Rays manager Kevin Cash said recently of Eflin. In eight starts since May 1, Eflin has a 5-2 record and a 3.40 ERA - 19 runs allowed on 39 hits and eight walks with 51 strikeouts in 50 1/3 innings. When he's pitching like this, getting strike one, he's as good as any pitcher in the major leagues." "This is how Blake's always pitched in the second half. And in June, he has given up one run on five hits and three walks with 20 strikeouts in 13 innings. In his eight starts since the beginning of May, Snell is 2-2 with a 2.93 ERA - 15 runs allowed on 30 hits and 19 walks with 55 strikeouts in 46 innings. "It's how you process that."Īnd while Eflin has performed beyond expectations all season for the Rays, Snell recently has shown the form that has kicked in over the second half of his two previous seasons in San Diego. "There's always something extra in a game where you are facing the team that drafted you," Padres manager Bob Melvin said. Eflin is 2-2 with a 3.38 ERA in five career starts against the Padres. Snell will face Tampa Bay for the first time.
He also has been helped by the Tampa Bay offense. Snell, a 30-year-old left-hander, is 2-6 with a 3.78 ERA in 13 starts for the Padres this season while Eflin, a 29-year-old right-hander, is 8-2 with a 3.28 ERA in 12 starts for the Rays.Īlthough Snell's disappointing record is partially the product of limited run support, Eflin has benefited from a change of scenery this year after spending seven seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies. Starting for Tampa Bay will be Zach Eflin, who was the Padres' first-round draft pick in 2012 and was considered one of San Diego's top prospects but never played for the team. Starting for the Padres will be Blake Snell, who was a first-round pick of Tampa Bay in 2011 and won the 2018 American League Cy Young Award while pitching for the Rays.
We are a concerted threat to legacy media organizations, and proudly so.June 17 - Two pitchers with histories for the teams they'll face will square off on national television Saturday as the San Diego Padres host the Tampa Bay Rays in the middle game of a three-game series. SanDiegoVille reports fairly on the top entertainment happenings and small businesses doing it right, while not shying away from hard topics and questions you won’t read in local publications where editorial direction is ultimately steered by the sales department. We pound the pavement for our exclusive coverage instead of waiting for permission to break news from the fancy public relations firms that regularly spoon-feed mainstream media sources their story ideas, influencing journalists’ opinions with freebies and fanfare. We are a different kind of news site with no desire to conform to antiquated ideas of how many believe journalism should be. SanDiegoVille was created in 2010 to report about all the fun & delicious happenings taking place around America's Finest City and we quickly earned a reputation for being a news source for and by those that shun archaic journalistic practices in pursuit of reporting the real story. Although the restaurants all remain closed for the time being, except for the fast-casual Emerald eatery inside Terminal 2 of San Diego's Lindbergh Field International Airport that remains open, Emerald and Pearl would both eventually reopen.īelow is the statement posted to Emerald's Facebook page on January 1, as well as the one from January 5. We have learned that the restaurants have been purchased by Shania Wong. Emerald, its sister concept Koi Bar and the family's Rancho Bernardo restaurant Pearl Chinese Cuisine were all scheduled to shutter with ownership planning to retire from the restaurant industry, but the company took to Facebook again today to announce that undisclosed owners would be taking over the businesses and reopening later in January 2018.
Owned by Susan & Steven Lew and family, the restaurant had recently undergone a fullscale remodel in Summer 2015 which included the addition of sister concept Koi Bar & Lounge. We reported earlier this week that after more than 25 years in business, Emerald Chinese Cuisine took to Facebook to announce the immediate closure of all its dim sum restaurants, but the company announced today that Emerald Chinese in Kearny Mesa and Pearl in Rancho Bernardo would reopen later this month under new ownership.Įmerald Chinese has been a landmark destination for Cantonese-style dim sum cuisine since the restaurant first opened at 3709 Convoy Street in 1992.
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