MiLB News - Low A

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The Visalia Rawhide rallied from a two-run deficit with a huge nine-run third inning, highlighted by Pedro Blanco's 15th home run, to beat the Stockton Ports 15-7. The Rawhide now lead their series two games to one. Despite adding runs in the fourth, Stockton remains competitive and trails Fresno by a single game for first place.

Rancho Cucamonga's Derek Clark dazzled on the mound with seven innings and 12 strikeouts, guiding the Quakes to a convincing 10-2 victory against the Ontario Tower Buzzers. Key timely hits by Joswa Lugo, Jeffery Heard and others propelled the offense. The Quakes prepare for their next series game with Mikey Cascino pitching.

The Fresno Grizzlies were held scoreless by the San Jose Giants' pitching in a 5-0 loss. Fresno went 0-for-10 with runners in scoring position and managed only five hits in the game at Excite Ballpark. Despite this setback, the Grizzlies maintain their lead in the California League North’s second half standings.

The Myrtle Beach Pelicans rallied late, including a six-run eighth inning highlighted by a bases-clearing triple from Derniche Valdez, to secure an 11-4 win over the Hill City Howlers. RHP Chase Meyer impressed in his pro debut, striking out six in 3.1 innings. The Pelicans now lead the series two games to one.

Fort Myers set a new franchise stolen base record and hit four home runs in a dominant 10-4 victory over Clearwater. Luis Fragoza hit two homers, while Quentin Young tied the single-season home run mark. The Mighty Mussels continue their strong push in the Florida State League West.

The Daytona Tortugas recorded their 700th franchise victory, defeating Palm Beach 10-9 and setting a new record with 12 consecutive home wins. An eight-run second inning, highlighted by a grand slam from Jirvin Morillo, gave them early control despite a late Cardinals rally.

The Clearwater Threshers extended their losing streak to five games after a 10-4 defeat at the hands of Fort Myers. Despite three-hit efforts from Brayden Bakes and Nolan Beltran, the Threshers' pitching struggled to contain the Mighty Mussels’ powerful offense.

The Fayetteville Woodpeckers secured a 7-4 victory over Fredericksburg, marking their third consecutive win in the series. Early offense and key moments against Fredericksburg's pitching helped Fayetteville maintain their lead and extend the homestand winning streak.

Kannapolis lost a close game to Hickory, 5-3, despite multiple late scoring chances. Hickory's two home runs by Kaden Carpenter and Marco Argudin provided the difference. The Cannon Ballers will look to respond in their next outing with RHP Fabian Ysalla scheduled to start.

Jake Bennett powered the Dunedin Blue Jays offensively with a grand slam and another long home run, driving in six runs. Yet, Tampa edged out an 11-7 win, capitalizing on pitching struggles from Dunedin to stay competitive in their ongoing series.

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Wilson overcame an early 3-1 deficit by scoring 11 unanswered runs, led by Brailyn Antunez’s key hits, to dominate Columbia 12-3. The Warbirds improved their record to 58-50, with strong pitching performances helping secure the commanding win.

The Delmarva Shorebirds exploded for five first-inning runs and combined solid pitching to claim a 7-3 win over Salem RidgeYaks. Continued offensive pressure and bullpen depth helped Delmarva reclaim the series lead in this contest.

In a thrilling comeback, Wilson Warbirds scored 11 straight runs after trailing early to earn a 12-3 victory over Columbia. Brailyn Antunez contributed with both a single and a home run, while starting pitcher Jarrette Bonet earned the win for Wilson.

The Lakeland Flying Tigers recorded a 3-0 shutout victory over the Bradenton Marauders, their first shutout in nearly three months. Strong pitching and timely hitting propelled Lakeland to maintain the lead throughout the game at Joker Marchant Stadium.

The Fredericksburg Nationals fell 7-4 to Fayetteville, marking their third consecutive loss. Despite efforts including a home run by Hunter Hines, early deficits and an effective Woodpeckers rally late decided the game.

Augusta's Davis Polo reached 100 strikeouts this season during his fourth straight quality start, limiting Charleston to two runs in a 7-2 win. The GreenJackets snapped a five-game losing streak with strong pitching and timely batting.

After trailing 2-0 through six innings, the St. Lucie Mets scored seven runs over the final three innings to defeat Jupiter 7-2. Their late rally snapped a four-game losing streak, with Elian Peña's two-run homer sealing the victory.

Jupiter took an early lead with a solo home run by Echedry Vargas but surrendered seven unanswered runs late to the St. Lucie Mets in a 7-2 loss. The Mets' strong finish featured key doubles and a two-run homer that secured their comeback.

Charleston's Angel Mateo hit a solo home run, but the RiverDogs were limited offensively in a 7-2 loss to Augusta. The GreenJackets capitalized on early runs and bullpen support to extend their lead in the series at SRP Park.

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