Game 3-Preview

The Waikiki Beachboys look to scratch their first win tonight against the Canefires. Game starts at 7:00 p.m. with audio!

And here's the Gameday link.

No Yankee prospects in the starting lineup.



Since Andrew Brackman's a big part of the Yankee plans for the future, here's an article in the Honolulu Advertiser that may interest you...

Of all Major League teams to take advantage of player development, who would think New York Yankees?

Baseball's most storied franchise, known for spending money for immediate help through free agency, continues to take advantage of Hawaii Winter Baseball to build for the future.

This year's big project is literally that in 6-foot-10, 240-pound right-handed pitcher Andrew Brackman...

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Game 2-Bleich's HWB Debut

Jeremy Bleich took the ball this afternoon for the BeachBoys to bookend Brackman's debut in the season opener last night. Unfortunately, Bleich also took the L as he gave up 2 ER in 2.2IP in the 7-2 loss.

Yankee catching prospect Austin Romine also made his first appearance in Hawaii, catching all 9 frames. Romine went 0-4 with one strikeout and reached base on a fielding error in the third.

Here's the official box score and play by play from milb.com.

Waikiki's next game will be at Hans L'Orange field as they host the West Oahu Canefires on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.

Game 1-Brackman Debut

Andrew Brackman had a rough professional debut, but it was a significant step forward after working his way back from TJ surgery. Brackman allowed 7 runs (6 earned) over 2.1 innings and took the loss, as the BeachBoys fell 8-4 to the Sharks.

Gameday has the boxscore and all of the gory details (passed balls, stolen bases, & inherited runners scored).

Here's the recap from mlb.com.

And the write-up from Kyle Galdeira.

Same place, different time. 1:00 p.m. Sunday.

Hawaii Winter Baseball

Aloha & Welcome!

About to embark on a new endeavor here. If you're interested in tagging along, I'll try my best to provide updates on the following Baby Bombers playing winter ball for the Waikiki Beachboys:

Jeremy Bleich #19-LHP
Andrew Brackman #56-RHP
Austin Romine #24-C
Damon Sublett #27-INF
Jeff Ware #17-Hitting Coach

Andrew Brackman is set to make his professional debut in the season opener on Saturday, September 27 at Les Murakami Stadium, 7:00 p.m. HST.

Brackman feature in Baseball America