Sunday 29th April 2007
NYSEG Stadium - game against the Binghamton Mets
Ballpark Dimensions
----------Leftfield - 330 feet
----------Centrefield - 400 feet
----------Rightfield - 330 feet
Righthanded pitcher - Carlos Muniz
Full Name - Carlos J. Muniz
Born - 03/12/1981
Birthplace - Torrance, CA
College - Long Beach St
Height - 6' 1"
Weight - 180lbs
Bats - Right
Throws - Right
Acquired
Selected by the New York Mets in the 13th round of the 2003 First-Year
Player Draft
2006 Season
Was one of the Florida State League's top relievers last season,
and will fill the hole left by the trade of Henry Owens and Matt
Lindstrom to Florida
Finished second in the Florida State League and was sixth among
all minor leaguers with 31 saves
Named a Florida State League all-star
Struck out 45 batters and walked just 18 in 49-2/3 innings last
season
Attended Cal State Long Beach, where he went 0-2 with a 3.14 ERA
and 11 saves in 2003
Four-year pro totals: 17-10, 3.73 ERA, 68 saves, 62 walks, 169
strikeouts
Fourth plate appearance of the game
Runner at second base - none down
Ball - fast ball - low
Called strike - "The runner is off and the pitch is a
strike ... the runner is safe at second base without a throw ...
and that will be ruled as 'defensive indifference' ... the Mets
are really not interested in the runner as they are leading by
four runs here in the top of the ninth innings"
Ball - down and in ......and then......
"Roneberg is waiting patiently for the 2ball-1strike pitch
... and here it comes"
"That ball is lifted pretty well into right-centrefield!!!"
"High and deep!!! ... and it is carrying!!! ... the fielder
is back at the fence!!!"
"And that ball is out of here!!!"
"Brett picks up his second home run of the season with a
two run blast that just cleared the fence in right-centrefield!!!"
"That brings the Curve back to just two runs shy of tying
the game here in the top of the ninth innings ... and it is still
none down"
HOME RUN - 2 x RBI's and
1 x R
#01
"Offensively,
the Curve managed only six hits against Mulvey and two relievers,
but did get two home runs in a game for the first time in 20 games
this season
Neil Walker went deep for the second straight day with a solo
homer in the top of the seventh and Brett Roneberg hit his second
longball of the season in the top of the ninth, picking up two
runs-batted-in and cutting a four-run Binghamton lead in half"
#02
"Altoona scored the games final three runs on Neil
Walkers solo blast off Robert Paulk in the seventh and Brett
Ronebergs two-run shot off Carlos Muniz in the ninth"
#03
"Neil Walker hit his second solo homer in as many days for
the Curve, who trailed 6-2 entering the ninth inning
Brett Roneberg then bashed a two-run homer to make things interesting,
but Altoona drew no closer"
#04
"Brett Roneberg hit a two-run homer and Neil Walker went
deep with a solo shot for the Curve (9-11)"
#05
"Altoona (Double-A, 9-11) lost, 6-4, at Binghamton (Mets)
Left fielder Brett Roneberg and third baseman Neil Walker each
hit a home run in defeat"