Andrew Carignan makes pro debut

Posted Jul 22, 2007

Right-hander Andrew Carignan became the third player this season to play his first pro game in a Kane Couty Cougars uniform, pitching the eighth inning in the Cougars' 12-6 loss to Dayton at Elfstrom Stadium. Pitching in a live game for the first time in about a month, Carignan, who turns 21 on Monday, walked two batters and allowed an unearned run. (Aurora Beacon News)

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