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Moving around: Infielders Andy Lytle and Dustin Realini have started at three different infield positions this year along with being used as a designated hitter. The Scrappers used their 20th consecutive different starting lineup Sunday against the Ironbirds.New faces: The Indians organization added another pitcher to the Mahoning Valley roster Saturday as left-hander Andy Wood was signed as a non-drafted free agent out of the College of the Ozarks. The 21-year-old was 3-8 with an ERA over 6.00, but features an above average fastball, a good curve, and changeup. He was on the active roster for Sunday's game.Opening night: Shortstop Josh Rodriguez made his Mahoning Valley debut Saturday night and finished with two hits and two runs scored. The Indians' second round pick out of Rice University started his second straight game Sunday.Who's hot: Aberdeen's Christopher Vinyard has been hitting .667 (14-for-21) with runners in scoring positions. He was riding a 10-game hitting streak and is batting .475 over that stretch with 13 RBIs and has been on base every game this season. The Scrappers held him hitless on Sunday.He's a homer: Third baseman Jared Goedert is batting .452 in games played at Eastwood Field. He's hitting .389 over his last 16 games and all this comes after he started the season 1-for-12 on the opening road trip.Tonight's starter: Nick Pesco, who has allowed just one run in 18 innings in four previous appearances, will make his fifth start for Mahoning Valley tonight in the final game of the three-game series with Aberdeen. Pesco is tied for the top earned run average in the New York-Penn League with a 0.50 mark. The 6-foot-6 right-hander was brilliant is his last outing, going six shutout innings with seven strikeouts. He is currently with the Scrappers on rehab from the Class AA Akron Aeros.Rubber boy: Dan Browning, the Rubber Boy, was a big hit at Sunday's game. The youngster twists and contorts his body into unbelievable positions and even squeezed his entire body through a open tennis racquet. The California native was the guest of the Scrappers.
Moving around: Infielders Andy Lytle and Dustin Realini have started at three different infield positions this year along with being used as a designated hitter. The Scrappers used their 20th consecutive different starting lineup Sunday against the Ironbirds.New faces: The Indians organization added another pitcher to the Mahoning Valley roster Saturday as left-hander Andy Wood was signed as a non-drafted free agent out of the College of the Ozarks. The 21-year-old was 3-8 with an ERA over 6.00, but features an above average fastball, a good curve, and changeup. He was on the active roster for Sunday's game.Opening night: Shortstop Josh Rodriguez made his Mahoning Valley debut Saturday night and finished with two hits and two runs scored. The Indians' second round pick out of Rice University started his second straight game Sunday.Who's hot: Aberdeen's Christopher Vinyard has been hitting .667 (14-for-21) with runners in scoring positions. He was riding a 10-game hitting streak and is batting .475 over that stretch with 13 RBIs and has been on base every game this season. The Scrappers held him hitless on Sunday.He's a homer: Third baseman Jared Goedert is batting .452 in games played at Eastwood Field. He's hitting .389 over his last 16 games and all this comes after he started the season 1-for-12 on the opening road trip.Tonight's starter: Nick Pesco, who has allowed just one run in 18 innings in four previous appearances, will make his fifth start for Mahoning Valley tonight in the final game of the three-game series with Aberdeen. Pesco is tied for the top earned run average in the New York-Penn League with a 0.50 mark. The 6-foot-6 right-hander was brilliant is his last outing, going six shutout innings with seven strikeouts. He is currently with the Scrappers on rehab from the Class AA Akron Aeros.Rubber boy: Dan Browning, the Rubber Boy, was a big hit at Sunday's game. The youngster twists and contorts his body into unbelievable positions and even squeezed his entire body through a open tennis racquet. The California native was the guest of the Scrappers.