MiLB News - Triple A

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The Nashville Sounds suffered a 6-5 extra-inning loss to the Sugar Land Space Cowboys at Constellation Field on July 22. The Space Cowboys jumped ahead early with leadoff homers. Nashville answered with back-to-back home runs by Darrien Miller and Brock Wilken in the fourth inning. Despite scoring two runs in the tenth, the Sounds were walked off by a three-run rally from Sugar Land. This marked Nashville's second consecutive extra-inning defeat to the Cowboys and their sixth walk-off loss this season. Luke Adams continued his hitting streak with multiple hits in the game.

At AutoZone Park, the Memphis Redbirds fell 8-2 to the Durham Bulls. Brody Moore had a multi-hit game and drove in a run to tie the game early, while starting pitcher Mason Molina allowed seven runs in just 2.2 innings, a career high in earned runs for him. Bull relievers combined for scoreless innings to close out the win. The series between the two teams continues on July 23.

The Worcester WooSox won both games of their doubleheader against the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp at Polar Park. The first game ended 3-2 after Worcester rallied from an early deficit, and their bullpen held Jacksonville scoreless late. In the second game, the WooSox overcame a 7-0 Jacksonville lead, tying the game by the fourth inning and winning 13-12 on a walk-off three-run rally in the seventh. The teams are set to continue their series with starting pitchers Braxton Garrett and Raymond Burgos.

In another meeting at AutoZone Park, the Durham Bulls defeated the Memphis Redbirds 8-2. Logan Driscoll hit a grand slam in a seven-run third inning that broke a tie and was key in the Bulls' victory. Other contributions came from Nick Madrigal and Tre Morgan, with strong pitching from Trevor Martin in relief. The Bulls aim to extend their series lead with upcoming games.

On the road at VyStar Ballpark, the Memphis Redbirds lost 13-5 to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp. Center fielder Joshua Báez, leading the league with 26 home runs, hit a solo home run and went 2-for-4 with two runs scored. Starting pitcher Hunter Dobbins took the loss, allowing six runs in four innings. Jacksonville scored early and maintained a strong offensive output throughout the game.

At Harbor Park, the Durham Bulls erased an early 2-0 deficit to defeat the Norfolk Tides 7-4. The Bulls scored seven runs in the seventh inning to even their series at 2-2. Norfolk's Heston Kjerstad extended his hitting streak to five games despite the loss. The Bulls' pitching limited Norfolk after the fourth inning, sealing the come-from-behind victory.

The Norfolk Tides completed a doubleheader sweep over the Durham Bulls at Harbor Park. The first game was a 3-0 victory with a one-hit shutout, highlighted by Creed Willems’ three-run homer. In the second game, Norfolk won 7-5, powering two home runs and overcoming a brief Bulls lead. Relief pitchers helped preserve the wins and the sweep.

The Syracuse Mets overcame an early deficit to defeat the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 5-4 at PNC Field. Ronny Mauricio’s eighth home run helped tie the game early, while Eric Wagaman delivered a go-ahead two-run single in the eighth inning. Bullpen pitching closed out the win. Syracuse improved their record to 48-49 with this comeback victory.

In Gwinnett, the Stripers defeated the Iowa Cubs 7-5 after overcoming a mid-game comeback by Iowa. Jose Azocar drove in three runs, including a crucial two-run single in the seventh inning that gave Gwinnett the lead. Relief pitching preserved the win. This victory marked Gwinnett’s first over Iowa in the series, which is now tied.

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs fell 2-1 to the Rochester Red Wings in a tight pitching contest at ESL Ballpark. Andrew Painter pitched six solid innings, allowing one run. The IronPigs tied the game in the seventh but ultimately lost on a walk-off RBI single in the ninth. Rochester's Luke Young earned the win with a perfect ninth inning.

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Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp pitcher Brandon White was named the Miami Marlins’ Next Wave Pitcher of the Month for June. Over four starts, he posted a 2-2 record with a 4.64 ERA, striking out 26 batters while walking just one. White showed notable control and dominance, including an 11-strikeout performance against Durham. He ranks third among the team's Next Wave award recipients this season.

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs had their three-game winning streak snapped by the Rochester Red Wings with an 11-5 loss at ESL Ballpark. Rochester erupted for a six-run rally in the fifth inning. Though the IronPigs hit a three-run homer later, they were unable to overcome the deficit. Pitcher Kolby Allard took the loss after allowing seven runs.

The Toledo Mud Hens were shut out 9-0 by the Louisville Bats at Fifth Third Field. Michael Chavis powered Louisville with two home runs. The Bats took an early lead and extended it with multiple scoring innings. Toledo managed just four hits and struggled offensively despite strong defense. Louisville's bullpen closed the game with scoreless relief.

On July 21, the Durham Bulls rallied for seven runs in the fifth inning to defeat the Memphis Redbirds 10-8. The Bulls overcame an early 3-0 deficit and pulled ahead decisively by the middle innings. This win helped Durham maintain their position atop the standings in their division.

The Iowa Cubs claimed a 7-4 win over the Gwinnett Stripers despite a 17-minute delay due to a power outage at Gwinnett Field. Owen Miller drove in three runs, including a clutch two-run double after play resumed. Ben Cowles added two doubles, while starting pitcher Josh Fleming earned the win with five innings of one-run pitching. The series between the teams continues.

In a pitching duel, the Indianapolis Indians defeated the Lehigh Valley IronPigs 2-1. Noah Davis led six strong innings, while Enmanuel Valdez and Ronny Simon drove in runs late in the game. The IronPigs scored first on a solo home run but could not hold the lead. The series continues with scheduled starts planned for the following days.

Max Scherzer struck out seven batters and held the Rochester Red Wings hitless and scoreless, leading the Buffalo Bisons to a 9-2 victory at Sahlen Field. Josh Kasevich contributed multiple hits and RBIs, while Tanner Andrews earned the save. This performance helped Buffalo even the series at one game apiece.

Michael Chavis hit two homers, leading the Louisville Bats to a 9-0 victory over the Toledo Mud Hens at Fifth Third Field. Jose Franco pitched six scoreless innings, striking out three and allowing just two hits. The Bats also received home runs from Francisco Urbaez and several key offensive contributions, securing a dominant win.

The St. Paul Saints blanked the Columbus Clippers 9-0 at CHS Field with a combined two-hit shutout from five pitchers. The Saints showcased their power with five home runs by five different players, including Ben Ross and Matt Wallner. Starting pitcher Aaron Rozek set the tone with four strong innings. Relief pitching closed the game effectively, retiring 22 of the final 23 batters faced.

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