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Friday, May 24, 2019
Henley Hornets Boys and Girls in Playoff Action Today
The Henley High School Girls team will play Friday afternoon at Henley against Philomath/Alsea at 3:30PM.
The Henley Boys Baseball team will play Friday afternoon starting at 5PM against Philomath/Alsea. Both games will be broadcast on Wynne Broadcasting’s 1240AM & 106.5FM The Winner CBS Sports Radio, Klamath Falls. Get game updates live on Facebook at Basin Life Magazine, brought to you Power Pac Rental & Sales.
| Softball – 4A | Fri May. 24 | 3:30 pm | Philomath / Alsea @ Henley | The Winner / CBS Sports Radio 106.5 FM / 1240 AM |
| Baseball – 4A | Fri May. 24 | 5:00 pm | Philomath / Alsea @ Henley | The Winner / CBS Sports Radio 106.5 FM / 1240 AM |
MLB Scores (from Thursday, May 23)
| Minnesota Twins | 16 | Final |
| Los Angeles Angels | 7 |
| W | Martin Perez (7-1) |
| L | Matt Harvey (2-4) |
| New York Yankees | 6 | Final |
| Baltimore Orioles | 5 |
| W | Tommy Kahnle (2-0) |
| L | Mychal Givens (0-2) |
| S | Zack Britton (2) |
| Philadelphia Phillies | 9 | Final |
| Chicago Cubs | 7 |
| W | Aaron Nola (5-0) |
| L | Jon Lester (3-3) |
| S | Hector Neris (8) |
| Tampa Bay Rays | 7 | Final |
| Cleveland Indians | 2 |
| W | Ryan Yarbrough (3-1) |
| L | Adam Plutko (1-1) |
| Miami Marlins | 5 | Final |
| Detroit Tigers | 2 |
| W | Tyler Kinley (1-0) |
| L | Shane Greene (0-2) |
| S | Sergio Romo (9) |
| Chicago White Sox | 4 | Final |
| Houston Astros | 0 |
| W | Lucas Giolito (6-1) |
| L | Corbin Martin (1-1) |
| Washington Nationals | 4 | Final |
| New York Mets | 6 |
| W | Robert Gsellman (1-0) |
| L | Wander Suero (1-4) |
| S | Edwin Diaz (12) |
| Colorado Rockies | 6 | Final |
| Pittsburgh Pirates | 14 |
| W | Jordan Lyles (5-1) |
| L | Antonio Senzatela (3-4) |
| Atlanta Braves | 5 | Final |
| San Francisco Giants | 4 | (13) |
| W | Luke Jackson (3-1) |
| L | Reyes Moronta (1-4) |
| Boston Red Sox | 8 | Final |
| Toronto Blue Jays | 2 |
| W | Ryan Weber (1-0) |
| L | Sam Gaviglio (3-1) |
Thursday, May 23, 2019
Henley Hornets Boys & Girls win playoff games.
Heith Rasica hit two home runs and a double for 5 RBI, and brother Hayden Rasica threw a complete game shutout as Henley opened state tournament play with a 12-0 win in the first round of the OSAA 4A On Point Community Credit Union championships yesterday over visitintg Seaside.
Henley is now the lone Klamath Basin team still competing in baseball after Hosanna-Triad lost at Monroe, 14-2, Wednesday. Henley now moves on to meet Philomath at home Friday.
The Henley girls, too, were successful, winning their opening round Softball playoff game 13-5 against visiting Cascade.
The lady Hornets will play Friday, ironically, also hosting Philomath.
North Douglas beat Bonanza 13-7 and Grant Union ended Lost River’s season, 4-2.
Lakeview won Wednesday, so they remain the only other softball team besides Henley still in the playoffs. They play at Grant Union Friday.
Oregon State baseball looks to finish the regular season on a high note as they head into this week’s three-game home series against USC.
The Beavers proved they can still win against elite competition after splitting the series 1-1 (Saturday was rained out) against Pac-12 juggernauts, Stanford. OSU notched the final contest on Sunday, led by Grant Gambrell’s impressive efforts as starting pitcher. The right-handed junior turned in five hits and held Stanford scoreless in five innings of work.
OSU (35-16-1, 20-6) will have another opportunity to finish strong before the postseason when they take on USC (23-27-1, 11-14-1) at Goss Stadium for the final three-game series of the regular season.
Rangers edge Mariners. Don’t try telling Marco Gonzales that he looked much sharper Wednesday with seven strong innings in the Mariners’ 2-1 loss to the Rangers. The lefty wasn’t settling for consolation prizes as Seattle’s struggles continued in a series sweep at the hands of its American League West rival.
“It doesn’t matter when you lose,” Gonzales said. “It doesn’t matter. I’m not OK with it. It’s hard to be OK when we lose, bottom line.”
The three-game sweep dropped the Mariners to 23-29 and into last place in the AL West as they head to Oakland to face an A’s team that has won six straight. Seattle has gone 10-27 since opening the year at 13-2, while Texas has moved into second in the division, at 24-23, by winning seven of its last eight.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 2019
The Seattle Mariners got a solid start from veteran fill-in Tommy Milone and the first career hit by rookie second baseman Shed Long, but they didn’t get a much-needed victory against the rival Rangers, as their troubles continued in Texas with a 5-3 loss on Tuesday at Globe Life Park.
Seattle is off to an 0-2 start on a six-game road trip, and it has lost 17 of its last 22 to fall to last place in the American League West, at 23-28.
The two teams meet again today to wrap up a three-game set.
MLB Scores (Wednesday, May 22)
| New York Yankees | 7 | Final |
| Baltimore Orioles | 5 |
| W | CC Sabathia (3-1) |
| L | Dan Straily (1-4) |
| S | Aroldis Chapman (13) |
| Philadelphia Phillies | 4 | Final |
| Chicago Cubs | 8 |
| W | Tyler Chatwood (3-0) |
| L | Cole Irvin (2-1) |
| Oakland Athletics | 7 | Final |
| Cleveland Indians | 2 |
| W | Frankie Montas (6-2) |
| L | Jefry Rodriguez (1-4) |
| Miami Marlins | 6 | Final |
| Detroit Tigers | 3 |
| W | Jose Urena (2-6) |
| L | Buck Farmer (2-3) |
| S | Sergio Romo (8) |
| Chicago White Sox | 9 | Final |
| Houston Astros | 4 |
| W | Ivan Nova (3-4) |
| L | Gerrit Cole (4-5) |
| Cincinnati Reds | 9 | Final |
| Milwaukee Brewers | 11 |
| W | Junior Guerra (2-0) |
| L | Wandy Peralta (0-1) |
| S | Josh Hader (12) |
| Washington Nationals | 1 | Final |
| New York Mets | 6 |
| W | Drew Gagnon (3-0) |
| L | Kyle Barraclough (0-1) |
| Colorado Rockies | 9 | Final |
| Pittsburgh Pirates | 3 |
| W | Jon Gray (4-4) |
| L | Montana DuRapau (0-1) |
| Arizona Diamondbacks | 2 | Final |
| San Diego Padres | 5 |
| W | Eric Lauer (3-4) |
| L | Merrill Kelly (4-5) |
| S | Kirby Yates (20) |
| Atlanta Braves | 9 | Final |
| San Francisco Giants | 2 |
| W | Max Fried (7-2) |
| L | Jeff Samardzija (2-3) |
| Kansas City Royals | 8 | Final |
| St. Louis Cardinals | 2 |
| W | Brad Keller (3-5) |
| L | Michael Wacha (3-2) |
| Kansas City Royals | 3 | Final |
| St. Louis Cardinals | 10 |
| W | Adam Wainwright (4-4) |
| L | Homer Bailey (4-5) |
| Los Angeles Dodgers | 1 | Final |
| Tampa Bay Rays | 8 |
| W | Emilio Pagan (1-0) |
| L | Dylan Floro (1-1) |
| Seattle Mariners | 1 | Final |
| Texas Rangers | 2 |
| W | Adrian Sampson (2-3) |
| L | Marco Gonzales (5-4) |
| S | Shawn Kelley (4) |
| Boston Red Sox | 6 | Final |
| Toronto Blue Jays | 5 | (13) |
Wednesday, May 22, 2019 Sports Update
The OSAA/On Point Community Credit Union High School playoff games today involving Klamath Basin teams include:
Baseball
Seaside
at Henley
4pm
106.5FM/1240AM The Winner CBS Sports Radio and online at www.klamathradio.com
Hosanna-Triad at Monroe 4pm
Softball
Mazama
at LaGrande
3pm
1450AM/102.5FM KFLS NewsRadio, also online at www.klamathradio.com
Cascade at Henley 3pm
North Douglas at Bonanza 4pm
Lost River at Grant Union 4:30pm
For the first time since 2015 the Oregon Tech softball team has advanced out of the NAIA Opening Round into the World Series.
The 39th annual NAIA National tournament will be held for the
first time in Springfield, Mo., at the Killian Sports Complex, home of Missouri
State University softball
The Owls (43-15) are the No. 10 overall seed in
the 10-team, double-elimination bracket and will open at 8 a.m. Pacific Time on
Thursday against the No. 7 seed Rams of the University of Mobile (Ala.) who are
51-11 on the year out of the Southern States Athletics Conference.
TUESDAY, MAY 21, 2019
Warriors close out Trail Blazers at Moda Center, in four games.
And just like that, the Trail Blazers’ 2019 playoff run comes to a close. The Trail Blazers couldn’t hold on to a double-digit, second-half lead at home, something that has dogged them throughout the Western Conference Finals, but managed to at least force overtime. But in the end, the Warriors made the plays when it mattered the most, resulting in the Blazers losing 119-117 in front of a sellout crowd of 20,064 Monday night at the Moda Center.
With the loss, the Trail Blazers were swept 4 games to none. The trip to the Western Conference Finals was Portland’s first since 2000.
The Trail Blazer were led by Meyers Leonard, who put up a career-high 30 points on 12-of-16 shooting from the field and 5-of-8 shooting from three to go with 12 rebounds in 40 minutes for the double-double. Leonard, who started for the second consecutive game Monday night, also had three assists, a block and a steal.
If Mariners starter Mike Leake could erase the Rangers from his season, he’d be having a pretty good year. Unfortunately, his Texas troubles arose again in a 10-9 setback on Monday night as Seattle’s struggles continued.
The Rangers slugged five home runs in the series opener and three came off Leake in his five innings as the veteran right-hander fell to 3-5 with a 4.73 ERA. He gave up 11 hits and seven runs in the 84-pitch outing on a windy evening at Globe Life Park.
Leake’s two worst starts of the season have come against the Rangers, who’ve tagged him for 21 hits and 16 runs (12 earned) in 10 innings. Take away those two outings and he’s 3-3 with a 3.49 ERA.
Dan Vogelbach took the team lead in home runs with his 14th of the season in the ninth and he went 2-for-2 after replacing first baseman Ryon Healy, whose lower back tightened up after his third at-bat in the sixth inning.
Hosanna-Triad defeated Pilot Rock 7-4 in the OSAA baseball first round at Kiger Stadium yesterday.
Lost River lost at Glide 4-0, but the Lost River girls defeated Colton, 8-5 in softball.
Tomorrow, Henley hosts Seaside in baseball while Mazama plays at LaGrande and Henley hosts Cascade in softball action.
Hear the Mazama softball game on KFLS 1450 AM, 102.5FMJ at 3pm, and Henley Baseball at 4pm on 1240 The Winner/CBS Sports Radio.
For the third time in school history, and three of the last four years, the Oregon Tech Men’s Golf Team is at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) National Golf Championships. The 68th annual event will start today at Las Sendas Golf Club in Mesa, Arizona.
MLB Scores (from Monday, May 20)
| Minnesota Twins | 3 | Final |
| Los Angeles Angels | 1 |
| W | Taylor Rogers (1-0) |
| L | Ty Buttrey (2-2) |
| S | Blake Parker (8) |
| New York Yankees | 10 | Final |
| Baltimore Orioles | 7 |
| W | Zack Britton (2-0) |
| L | Mychal Givens (0-1) |
| S | Aroldis Chapman (12) |
| Philadelphia Phillies | 5 | Final |
| Chicago Cubs | 4 | (10) |
| W | Hector Neris (1-1) |
| L | Kyle Ryan (0-1) |
| S | Juan Nicasio (1) |
| Oakland Athletics | 6 | Final |
| Cleveland Indians | 4 |
| W | Brett Anderson (5-3) |
| L | Carlos Carrasco (4-4) |
| S | Blake Treinen (8) |
| Chicago White Sox | 0 | Final |
| Houston Astros | 3 |
| W | Brad Peacock (5-2) |
| L | Ryan Burr (1-1) |
| S | Roberto Osuna (12) |
| Washington Nationals | 3 | Final |
| New York Mets | 5 |
| W | Drew Gagnon (2-0) |
| L | Patrick Corbin (4-2) |
| S | Edwin Diaz (11) |
| Arizona Diamondbacks | 1 | Final |
| San Diego Padres | 2 |
| W | Chris Paddack (4-2) |
| L | Luke Weaver (3-3) |
| S | Kirby Yates (18) |
| Atlanta Braves | 4 | Final |
| San Francisco Giants | 1 |
| W | Mike Soroka (5-1) |
| L | Andrew Suarez (0-1) |
| S | Sean Newcomb (1) |
| Seattle Mariners | 9 | Final |
| Texas Rangers | 10 |
| W | Mike Minor (5-3) |
| L | Mike Leake (3-5) |
| Boston Red Sox | 12 | Final |
| Toronto Blue Jays | 2 |
| W | David Price (2-2) |
| L | Edwin Jackson (0-1) |