Columbus 11, Charlotte 2 Charlotte had another rough game to write home about that saw the offense and pitching falter. Jason Coats and Vinny Rottino each went 2-4, with Coats having an RBI. Jerry Sands had the other RBI for the team. Adam Engel continues to struggle post-promotion, going 1-5 and keeping afloat with a […]
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Three teams were victorious on the farm last night, as Winston-Salem, Kannapolis, and the DSL White Sox all came away on top. Tanner Banks was brilliant in his start, firing seven scoreless frames. Nick Basto hit his eleventh home run in that game for the Dash, while Antonio Rodriguez had a big night with two
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Mississippi 6, Birmingham 4 Spencer Adams didn’t miss many bats in his second start with Birmingham and the Barons fell on Thursday. Adams allowed six runs (four earned) on ten hits and one walk while striking out four. The White Sox have been tinkering with Adams (our in-person scouting report) and his Birmingham struggles were
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Louisville 4, Charlotte 0 The Knights offense was silenced as the Louisville Bats handed Charlotte their eighth straight loss. Starter David Holmberg allowed four runs (three earned) in his second start for the Knights. Reliever Blake Smith tossed a scoreless inning and now has not allowed a run in his last eight appearances spanning 14.1
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Louisville 4, Charlotte 3 (10 innings) The Knights rallied to force extra innings, but Louisville’s Scott Schebler doubled and scored in the 10th inning to complete the cycle, and the Knights lost their seventh straight contest. Charlotte Starter Chris Volstad pitched well but did not factor into the decision, and was pulled after 6.2 innings
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Carlos Rodon struggled in a rehab outing with the Knights, but otherwise it was a solid night for the system. Mason Robbins had himself a ballgame for the Dash, going 5-for-5 while Chris Comito tossed a gem for Great Falls. Louisville 6, Charlotte 2 Carlos Rodon had a shaky rehab outing with the Knights, giving
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Indianapolis 2, Charlotte 1 Charlotte’s scheduled starter was Anthony Ranaudo, but he was promoted thanks to the Chris Sale suspension. In Ranaudo’s stead, Terence Marin stepped in and spun a fantastic outing, tossing five shutout innings and only allowed three hits. Unfortunately for the Knights and Marin, reliever Matt Lollis blew a precarious 1-0 lead
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Indianapolis 5, Charlotte 2 Charlotte may have lost this game, but there were plenty of positives to take away. Tyler Danish got the start for the Knights and turned in his best AAA start by going seven innings and striking out seven batters to two walks and six hits – only surrendering one earned run
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It was a solid night for the Voyagers, as they came away victorious and were led by Aron McRee and Aaron Schnurbusch. McRee was terrific in his start, giving up just one run over six frames, while Schnurbusch carried the team offensively with five hits, including a home run and four RBIs. Alex Call and
It was an exciting night on the farm, as both Birmingham and the AZL White Sox won in walk off fashion. Chris Volstad had his best start of the year, but still suffered the hard luck loss. Blair Walters and Luis Ledo were also terrific in their outings, as both young pitchers put together a
