Record 50 - 44
W: J. De Jong (3-0, 2.10); L: J. Miller (1-4, 3.76); SV: B. Neal (9)
HR: SYR: K. Barker (11).
From MiLB.com: Kevin Barker went 3-for-3 with a homer as Syracuse defeated visiting Rochester, 5-3, on Monday night.
With the Chiefs (42-51) trailing, 3-0, in the third inning, Barker delivered an RBI single to trim the deficit. He led off the fifth with his 11th home run and smacked a single and scored in the seventh.
Wayne Lydon added a two-RBI double for Syracuse and Ray Olmedo went 2-for-3 with a pair of runs.
Chiefs reliever Jordan De Jong (3-0) tossed 2 1/3 hitless innings for the win. Blaine Neal tossed a scoreless ninth to notch his ninth save. Starter Jim Crowell was tagged for three runs on eight hits in 2 2/3 frames.
Red Wings starter Jason Miller (1-4) gave up four runs on eight hits in five innings.
Alexi Casilla, Gil Velazquez and Darnell McDonald each had two hits for Rochester (50-44). Chris Heintz stroked a two-run single in the first.
Notes: RHP Nick Blackburn was placed on disabled list Monday with a strained right forearm. Blackburn is expected to miss his next two starts. INF Ken Harvey was placed on the disabled list, retro to July 15, with a sore right knee. Harvey will have arthroscopic surgery on his right knee and is expected to miss the rest of the season. LHP Ryan Mullins and LHP Jay Sawatski will be promoted to Rochester from Double-A New Britain tomorrow. Mullins has a 1-2 record with a 3.51 ERA in eight starts while Sawatski has a 4-3 record with a 4.50 ERA in 31 games (three starts) for the Rock Cats.
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Connecticut 2 at New Britain 3 (13 Innings)
Record: 43 - 47
W: T. Lahey (7-2, 3.55); L: J. Hedrick (2-5, 2.85)
HR: None.
From rockcats.com: Garrett Guzman delivered a bases-loaded sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 13th inning to score Luke Hughes from third base and give the Rock Cats a 3-2 win over the visiting Defenders.
Tim Lahey fired three shutout innings in relief to give the Rock Cats the opportunity to win in the final inning. Lahey (7-2) retired all nine batters he faced as he picked up the win.
The Rock Cats first got on the board in the fourth inning when Guzman led off the inning with a single. He moved to third on a throwing error by the Defenders’ third baseman Simon Klink that allowed Brock Peterson to reach first. Felix Molina’s sac fly to center field scored Guzman from third for a 1-0 lead.
Jesse Floyd shut down the Defenders for the first five innings. In the sixth, though, an error by right fielder Matthew Allegra allowed Eugenio Velez to reach third base safely. Alex Requena (3-for-3) delivered a double to center field that tied the game, 1-1. Floyd then walked John Bowker and Tyler Von Schell followed with a single to load the bases. Requena scored on a sac fly by Carlos Sosa that put the Defenders ahead.
The ‘Cats struck back in the bottom of the eighth on an RBI double by Brandon Roberts (3-for-5) to tie the game, 2-2.
Floyd finished with two runs, both unearned, on six hits and two walks. He struck out two through six innings. Jose Mijares retired the all four batters – three on strikeouts – he faced in relief. J.P. Martinez surrendered just one hit and struck out three in two innings of relief.
Defenders starter Brooks McNiven tossed seven solid innings, allowing one run and five hits. Justin Hedrick (2-5) took the loss.
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The Rays catcher argues with the umpire while Erik Lis retreats to the dugout
Fort Myers 4 at Vero Beach 7
Record 11 - 14
W: M. Wlodarczyk (5-4, 3.33); L: Z. Ward (2-13, 3.36)
HR: FTM: E. Lis (8), B. Dinkelman (3), S. Tolleson (3). VER: S. Pedroza 2 (12).
E: Ward (1, throw), Woodard (1, fielding).
One assumes with a major league rehab on the mound for the opposing team, that Erik Lis is going to hit a home run. That was certainly the case, but it was Brian Dinkelman who slugged one over the fence in the first inning off Al Reyes.
But that lead did not last. Zach Ward hit Jackson Brennan to start off his stint on the mound. Josh Paul reached on a botched attempt at a double play when ward overthrew the ball. Rhyne Hughes then singled to load the bases. Ward got Aaron Sink to ground out, but Brennan came in on the play. Then Sergio Pedroza went yard, his first of 2 home runs in the game.
J.T. Hall used his speed an a pair of singles in the 2nd inning to make the score 5-1 Vero Beach. Ward would settle down after that, but the damage was done. His final line score would be 5 runs, 4 earned, on 4 hits and 1 walk while striking out 4 over 5 innings.
Once he got off the mound, the Miracle broke out their bats. Steve Tolleson and Lis both homered in the sixth to make it 5-3, but the Devil Rays took the runs back when Pedroza promptly put one out of the park off soft-pitch reliever Robert Delany. A wild pitch by Delaney saw J.T.Hall reach first on a 3rd strike droped pitch. Then Neil Walton tripled him in, making it 7-3.
Brian Dinkleman drew a walk in the 9th, and scored on a Lis force out which took Juan Portes down at 3nd base.
While the Miracle showed some bat, 10 men were left on base, including Toby Gardenhire who singled in the 7th inning. The Miracle have shown that they have no idea of how to play with men on base in the past, and Monday's game at Holman Stadium was no different.
The two teams rematch tonight with Oswaldo Sosa going to the mound for the Miracle. Tampa Bay's Doug Waechter will make a rehab start for the Devil Rays.
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Record 11-11
No Turtle Soup today! The the Snappers will begin their season’s longest homestand at beautiful Pohlman Field against the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers on Tuesday.
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Elizabethton 0 at Danville 2
Record 19 - 6
W: J. Locke (2-1, 4.63); L: H. Reyes (2-2, 4.09); SV: N. Fellman (4)
HR: DAN: B. Hicks (3).
From MiLB.com: Jeffrey Locke and two relievers combined on a four-hitter as Danville blanked visiting Elizabethton, 2-0, on Monday.
Locke (2-1) scattered two hits and two walks while striking out four in five innings. Brett Butts gave up a hit and fanned four in 2 2/3 frames before Nicholas Fellman yielded a hit and recorded four outs for his fourth save.
Brandon Hicks led off the second inning with his third home run and Cole Miles plated Eli Carmona with a single in the seventh for the Braves (15-8), who also managed four hits.
Twins starter Henry Reyes (2-2) yielded one run on three hits and two walks with four strikeouts over five innings.
Deibinson Romero doubled and walked and was the only batter to reach base twice for Elizabethton (19-5).
The game was delayed 81 minutes due to rain
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GCL Reds 5 at GCL Twins 11
Current Record: 16 - 6
W: T. Wright (1-2, 8.82); L: J. Marizan (0-3, 13.94)
HR: RDS: N. Soto (1). TWI: Y. Solarte (1).
Thom Wright picked up his first win of the season on the mound, and new-comer Danny Rams went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead the GCL Twins to a 11-5 win over the GCL Reds at the Lee County Sportsplex.
The Twins took an early lead in the first with Jeanfred Brito doubling to lead off. A Ben Revere single moved him to third, and he came home on a Yangervis Solarte single. Juan Richardson hit into a double play, that left Revere at 3rd. Jon Waltenbury walked before Rams brought Revere and Waltenbury home on a ground ball single to center. The Twins took two more walks, but James Beresford flew out to end the inning.
Wright hit Devin Mesoraco with a pitch but he was taken out on a fielder's choice. With one on base, Neftali Soto homered to give the Reds 2. It would be all that Wright would allow though, and the Twins took the runs back in the bottom of the inning when Solarte went yard with Revere on base. Waltenbury took his second walk of the game, moved over to 3rd on a Rams single and come home on a wild pitch by Jose Medina.
Andrew Schmiesing continued the scoring in the bottom of the 3rd when he came home on a Solarte sac-fly.
The Twins exploded for 4 more runs in the sixth with Waltenbury singling in Solarte, and Kevin Harrington plating Waltenbury and Rams on a double in his first at bat back from a separated shoulder. Beresford brought him home before Brito flew out to end the inning.
Jakub Toufar allowed a triple to Soto in the seventh, who scored on a Brodie Pullen single. A Carlos Mendez single off Michael Mopas and a walk to Jordan Wideman led to 2 more for the Reds but that was all they would manage.
Solarte was 3-for-4 with 2 runs and 4 RBIs. Waltenbury saw the bag 3 times, going 1-for-2 at the plate with 2 walks, 3 runs and 1 RBI. Brito was 2-for-4 with a run and Beresford was 2-for-5 with 1 RBI.
The Twins host the Red Sox Tuesday at noon before heading out to Twin Lakes Park on Wednesday.
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DSL Yankees I 7 at DSL TWins 8
Current Record: 17 - 19
W: R. Acosta (2-2, 2.38); L: E. Tapia (0-1, 3.93); SV: R. De La Rosa (8)
HR: DSL NYY1: J. Santamaria (2).
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VSL Pirates 13 at VSL Cubs/Twins 1
Current Record 26 - 26
W: L. Bueno (5-0, 1.44); L: E. Ibarra (2-4, 3.20)
HR: None.
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