Daily Game Recaps

*The Charlotte Knights were rained out on Thursday and will play a double header on Friday against the Indianapolis Indians* Mississippi 4, Birmingham 3 A 9th inning rally fell just short as the Barons lost to the Mississippi Braves on Thursday. Starter Mark Blackmar allowed four runs in the first before settling in to throw […]

*The Charlotte Knights were off on Wednesday and will return to action at home against the Indianapolis Indians on Thursday night* Birmingham 5, Mississippi 4 Matt Heidenreich‘s 2015 Birmingham debut was a mixed bag as he struck out seven (good) but also allowed four runs on eight hits (not so good). Luckily for Heidenreich and

A couple affiliates are falling back in their playoff races, but the I’s made a nice come back and a DSL player is making contact at a ridiculous rate… Columbus 10, Charlotte 6 Scott Carroll (6 runs, 5 earned in 5 IP) and Jeffrey Wendelken (4 ER in 1 IP) were hit around and the

Toledo 6, Charlotte 1 Starter Brad Penny struggled mightily and the Knights offense couldn’t get going as they were defeated by the Toledo Mud Hens on Sunday. Penny allowed six runs (five earned) on ten hits and two walks over five innings. Terance Marin relieved Penny and threw two scoreless innings and Miguel Chalas tossed

Charlotte 9, Toledo 6 Dayan Viciedo had a monster day to lift the Charlotte Knights past the Toledo Mud Hens. The former Sox slugger went 3-3 with a home run, a double, and two walks to raise his average with the Knights to .310/.344/.466. Starter Kyle Drabek earned his seventh win of the season by

Toledo 6, Charlotte 1 Hector Noesi was roughed up in his start for the Knights, giving up five earned runs in six innings, but striking out three batters. J.B. Shuck led off for the Knights during his rehab stint and went 1-3 with a walk and run scored. Jason Coats was 0-3 with an RBI

Charlotte 4, Gwinnett 2 After a couple of average starts (by his ridiculous standards), Erik Johnson was back to his usual dominant self Thursday as he struck out eight batters over six shutout innings to defeat the Gwinnett Braves. Johnson has a 0.88 ERA in his past ten starts and at this point is just

Charlotte 3, Gwinnett 2 Starter Brad Penny fired seven shutout innings and Jason Coats and Rob Brantly blasted home runs to lead the Knights past the Gwinnett Braves. Penny has been a consistent presence in the Charlotte rotation, he has a 3.93 ERA over 105.1 innings this season and picked up his sixth win Tuesday.