MiLB News - Double A

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The Tulsa Drillers overcame a six-run deficit to defeat the Arkansas Travelers 11-8, fueled by powerful third and sixth innings. Arkansas briefly took the lead with a rally capped by Felnin Celesten’s three-run homer, but Tulsa’s Elijah Hainline delivered a crucial two-run single to reclaim the lead. Relievers Teddy McGraw and Jimmy Kingsbury stabilized Tulsa's pitching in late innings. The series continues with Kade Anderson pitching for Arkansas against Luke Fox for Tulsa.

In a thrilling 10-inning game, the Pensacola Blue Wahoos edged the Biloxi Shuckers 11-10 at Kessler Federal Park. Despite Andrew Fischer hitting his 36th home run, leading Minor League Baseball, the Shuckers fell short in a seesaw contest marked by multiple homers and a late Pensacola rally. Damon Keith continued his power display with a huge 470-foot homer. The Shuckers now stand at 55-52 overall and approach their franchise home run record. The series resumes with Manuel Rodriguez facing Orlando Ortiz-Mayr.

The Midland RockHounds rallied for six runs in the eighth inning to overcome the Amarillo Sod Poodles 8-6 at HODGETOWN. Despite strong pitching from Amarillo's David Hagaman and two home runs from Avery Owusu-Asiedu, Midland's late offensive surge, including home runs from Clark Elliott and Luke Mann, secured the win. Amarillo suffered their second straight loss as Midland capitalized on errors and timely hitting to take control late.

The San Antonio Missions overcame an early 4-0 deficit with three two-run homers in the second inning to defeat the Frisco RoughRiders 8-6 at Riders Field. After Frisco's strong start featuring Rafe Perich's two-run homer, San Antonio turned the game around with homers from Ryan Jackson, Jack Costello, and Carson Tucker. Josh Mallitz earned his sixth save as San Antonio narrows the first-place gap. The series continues with Cole Stasio pitching for Frisco against Jamie Hitt for San Antonio.

The Tulsa Drillers extended their winning streak to four games, rallying once again to defeat the Arkansas Travelers at ONEOK Field. After establishing an early 7-1 lead, Tulsa allowed Arkansas to take the lead but responded with a determination that earned them the victory. The Drillers' consecutive comebacks highlight their resilience and keep them strong contenders in the league.

At Riders Field, the San Antonio Missions mounted a powerful second-inning comeback with three two-run homers by Ryan Jackson, Jack Costello, and Carson Tucker to overcome the Frisco RoughRiders' 4-0 first-inning lead, ultimately winning 8-6. The Missions maintained their momentum with strong bullpen work, including Josh Mallitz’s sixth save, closing the gap to first place as the season enters its final weeks.

The Pensacola Blue Wahoos rallied late to defeat the Biloxi Shuckers 11-10 in a high-scoring extra-inning game in Biloxi. Despite multiple late-inning home runs and solid pitching from both teams, Pensacola’s bullpen and aggressive baserunning proved decisive. Ryan Ignoffo matched his season best by throwing out three attempted steals, showcasing defensive strength in key moments. The series continues Friday at Keesler Federal Park.

The Somerset Patriots have rescheduled WWE superstar Damian Priest's ceremonial first pitch and fan meet-and-greet to September 8 during a home game against the Hartford Yard Goats. The WWE Tag Team Champion will participate in a WWE Night event at TD Bank Ballpark, with special fan packages available. The Patriots continue to combine baseball action and entertainment to enhance the fan experience.

The Columbus Clingstones fought back with a three-run home run by Jordan Groshans in the ninth inning to tie the game at 6-6 but ultimately fell 7-6 to the Birmingham Barons in extra innings at Regions Field. A wild pitch in the tenth inning allowed the game-winning run for Birmingham. Groshans led the Clingstones offensively with multiple hits and RBIs, but the team suffered their fourth walk-off loss this season.

The Wichita Wind Surge defeated the Corpus Christi Hooks 5-1 at Equity Bank Park, taking a 2-1 lead in the series. The Hooks generated limited offense with only four hits, featuring a home run by Caden Kendle. Despite strong bullpen efforts from Corpus Christi, starting pitcher Brett Gillis left early due to injury. Wichita’s balanced attack and pitching depth helped them secure the win.

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The Chesapeake Baysox fell 6-4 to the Reading Fightin Phils at FirstEnergy Stadium despite late efforts including a two-run homer by Anderson De Los Santos. Baysox starter Pat Reilly delivered six solid innings following Tommy John surgery, but Reading capitalized on timely hitting and bullpen struggles. The Fightin Phils extended their division lead with this win as the series continues.

Liam Doyle pitched a career-long six innings, allowing one run and striking out six, as the Springfield Cardinals defeated the Northwest Arkansas Naturals 10-3. Offensively, the Cardinals hit three home runs, including Tai Peete’s first Double-A homer. Relief pitchers José Davila and Tanner Schultz secured the win with scoreless innings, highlighting a strong team effort at the plate and on the mound.

The Montgomery Biscuits rallied from an eight-run deficit to defeat the Chattanooga Lookouts 13-9 at DABOS Park, marking their fourth consecutive win. Key contributions came from Theo Gillen and Cooper Kinney with timely homers and RBIs, as the Biscuits scored in multiple innings to mount a powerful comeback. The victory emphasizes their momentum as the season progresses.

The Wichita Wind Surge continued their strong performance with a 5-1 victory over the Corpus Christi Hooks. Caden Kendle and Garrett Spain each hit home runs as the Surge combined effective starting pitching by Riley Quick with four innings of hitless relief from Chris Vallimont. This win gave Wichita a 2-1 series lead with game four upcoming at Equity Bank Park.

Raylin Heredia powered the Reading Fightin Phils to a 6-4 victory over the Chesapeake Baysox, hitting a career-best 20th home run. Pitcher Adam Seminaris delivered six strong innings for Reading. Despite a late surge by the Baysox, Reading’s bullpen closed out the win, extending their division lead as the race tightens heading into the final weeks of the season.

Carlos Peña spun 5.2 scoreless innings with seven strikeouts, helping the Erie SeaWolves to a 3-1 road victory over the Hartford Yard Goats. Early defensive errors helped Erie score three runs, while the bullpen held firm despite late rallies. The SeaWolves improved to 64-46 as they prepare for Friday’s matchup featuring debutant Lucas Elissalt against Hartford’s Bryson Hammer.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels grabbed a 7-2 win over the Harrisburg Senators at FNB Field, tying the series at two games each. Richmond’s early offensive explosion and strong bullpen bullpen performances limited Harrisburg, who stranded 11 runners and committed four errors. This sets the stage for a decisive fifth game in the series.

Richmond Flying Squirrels capitalized on early offense and solid pitching from Yunior Marte to defeat the Harrisburg Senators 7-2. Sabin Ceballos drove in three runs, while Gavin Kilen made history with two triples. Tyler Vogel earned his 14th save to maintain Richmond’s momentum, marking their second consecutive win over Harrisburg in this tightly contested series.

Despite Eric Snow’s first Double-A home run and three-hit effort, the New Hampshire Fisher Cats fell 5-1 to the Somerset Patriots at TD Bank Ballpark. Yankees rehab pitcher Carlos Rodón dominated on the mound, striking out seven over 4 1/3 shutout innings. New Hampshire's offense struggled as the Patriots recorded their third consecutive win.

Dean Curley’s pivotal two RBIs, including an eighth-inning double, led the Akron RubberDucks to a 4-2 victory over the Altoona Curve, extending their winning streak to six games. Strong pitching by Braylon Doughty and closer Carter Rustad helped seal the win. Akron improves their standing with this tight contest as the series continues.

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The Akron RubberDucks defeated the Altoona Curve 4-2, handing Altoona their third consecutive loss. Starter Nick Dombkowski showed early promise but Akron’s offense prevailed with clutch hits. Despite offensive effort from Altoona’s Robert Hassell III, the Curve couldn’t overcome the deficit. Altoona aims to rebound in upcoming games as the RubberDucks maintain momentum.

The Binghamton Rumble Ponies won their 10th straight game, tying a franchise record, with a 6-2 victory over the Portland Sea Dogs. Jacob Reimer’s three-run homer keyed the comeback in the seventh inning. Binghamton’s bullpen shut down Portland over the final six innings, improving their August record to 11-1 and lifting their overall standing as the series continues.

The Somerset Patriots won their third consecutive game, 5-1 over the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. Carlos Rodón’s strong pitching and Jake Moylan’s timely power were instrumental in the victory at a sold-out TD Bank Ballpark. The Patriots narrow their division deficit to 3.5 games, showcasing growing fan support and competitive spirit as the season advances.

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