Steve Holm News

Not too many highlights from the farm system today: Garrett Broushuis led a shutout effort with six scoreless innings on six hits and a walk in a CT 1-0 win; David Maroul, up in Fresno to fill in the roster, hit a grand slam in a Fresno win; Darren Ford ...how about his second half? 3-for-6 today with a double and triple; C.J. Ziegler went 4-for-5 ...

Aces 2, Grizzlies 1 Key error: A fielding error by Grizzlies shortstop Jake Wald on Abraham Nunez's grounder allowed the second run to score in Reno's two-run second.

Fourth-inning fireworks: David Maroul belted a grand slam and Ben Copeland followed a batter later with a solo home run -- his sixth of the season -- to spark the Grizzlies' five-run fourth-inning. It was Maroul's first hit since being promoted from Class-A San Jose before Tuesday's game.

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Grizzlies 8, River Cats 4 Key inning: In the fifth, Matt Downs hit an RBI triple to score Jesus Guzman, and Ben Copeland knocked Downs home on a single to give the Grizzlies a couple of insurance runs and make the score 7-2. Big hitters: Downs bashed two doubles and a triple as he went 3 for 4 with three RBIs.

So you're saying we're going to win the World Series on a walk-off? STEVE HOLM! refuses to be the odd man out.

Grizzlies 11, Rainiers 0 Ortiz the man: Ramon Ortiz sent the Grizzlies flying home to close the five-game series at Tacoma with a three-hitter for his first complete game of the season and the team's third.

Grizzlies 11, Rainiers 0 Ortiz the man: Ramon Ortiz sent the Grizzlies flying home to close the five-game series at Tacoma with a three-hitter for his first complete game of the season and the team's third.

Highlights from the Giants ' farm: Ramon Ortiz pitched a three-hit shutout; Steve Holm homered twice; Buster Posey homered while reaching base three times; Brett Pill and Brandon Crawford each homered; and Nestor Rojas reached base in all four plate appearances, including a HR.

Highlights from the Giants ' farm: Matt Downs had 4 XBH over two games in a double-header; Steve Holm homered and doubled in the first half of the double-header; Brandon Crawford also homered and doubled; and Francisco Peguero had three more hits.

Despite the surrounding hype and full-page newspaper ads, Buster Posey was not in the starting line-up. The Grizzlies could have used his star power.

Sky Sox 4, Grizzlies 3 Crucial moment: After a throwing error by the Sky Sox with the bases loaded brought the Grizzlies within a run in the eighth inning, No.

Buster Posey is headed to Triple-A Fresno. And for good reason. The Giants' 2008 first-round draft pick hit .326 with 13 home runs, 23 doubles and 58 RBIs in 291 at-bats with Class A San Jose this season.

After beginning the season cold at the plate, the Fresno Grizzlies offense is showing signs of catching fire.

Highlights from the Giants ' farm: Fresno's two middle infielders-- Emmanuel Burriss and Jake Wald--each homered while combining for seven hits; Steve Hammond allowed just 1 ER in 7.0 IP; and Juan Perez homered in the SAL all-star game.

Highlights from the Giants ' farm: Brock Bond had hits in all five plate appearances; Buster Posey had his 11th HR and 20th double; and both Steve Holm and Wendell Fairley reached base four times.

What seemed like an easy Grizzlies win, turned into a seesaw affair. After taking an early 5-1 lead, Colorado Springs made three comebacks in late innings, for an eventual 9-8 win in 11.

The Fresno Grizzles' revolving door at catcher took another turn Friday when Steve Holm rejoined the team after clearing waivers.

The Angels believe they found a diamond in the rough, too, plucked straight from San Francisco.

Matt Carson's booming, towering 410-foot home run to center field off of Fresno pitcher Steve Palazzolo could have sealed Tuesday's matchup between two of the top teams in the Pacific Coast League.