Kenny Maiques
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4/22/5: Does the Unthinkable "Kenny Maiques of Rio Hondo college threw two perfect games over a 3-week span -- something that may not have been done by a pitcher in college baseball history"
3/29/5: Maiques pitches perfect game
JULY 13, 2004 - "Me and Gus (Knickrehm, the Panners pitching coach) have been working on a few things down in the pen," said Maiques, when asked about the recent big improvement in his performance following the Panners return from their first road trip a week ago. "I've been working on spotting my fastball early to get ahead in the count and using my slider to get the out in the end."
JUNE 21, 2004 - "Maiques made his debut on the mound for Panners, just 12 hours after arriving in Fairbanks- in the biggest home game of the year- relieving Timmons to pitch the last third of the seventh and the entire eighth inning, picking up two strikeouts. "I got here in the morning to help clean up the stands and they said, "You're going to pitch tonight,'" said Maiques. "I said, 'All right, I'll be ready to go any time.'"
"Kenny Maiques of Rio Hondo college threw two perfect games over a 3-week span -- something that may not have been done by a pitcher in college baseball history" |
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2004 Alaska Goldpanners Pitching Stats
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