MiLB News - Triple A

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The Tacoma Rainiers defeated the Reno Aces 6-3 at Cheney Stadium, highlighted by Ryan Bliss stealing his 95th base, breaking the Tacoma franchise record. Patrick Wisdom and Lazaro Montes contributed key home runs, powering the offense. Bliss also recorded his 100th Triple-A steal, ranking fifth all-time since 2023. The Rainiers improved to 51-66 and aim to continue their series lead with Gabe Mosser pitching next.

In game three of their series, Tacoma jumped out early with two homers from Nick Raposo and Patrick Wisdom to build a four-run lead. Reno's Jose Fernandez and Lazaro Montes responded with solo homers, but the Aces couldn't overcome the deficit. Starter Kohl Drake struggled for Reno, lasting only 1.2 innings, as Tacoma secured a 6-3 victory to extend their series advantage.

The El Paso Chihuahuas rallied to beat the Salt Lake Bees 11-8, fueled by Nick Pratto's decisive three-run double in the seventh inning that put them ahead for good. Sean Boyle pitched five solid innings, and strong defense with three double plays aided El Paso. The game featured four ejections early on following a contentious call. El Paso now holds a 49-67 record and looks to build on this momentum against Salt Lake.

Salt Lake erased a seven-run deficit to tie the game at eight in the seventh inning against El Paso but ultimately lost 11-8 after Nick Pratto’s bases-clearing double in the bottom half. Key offensive contributors included Yolmer Sánchez, Jeimer Candelario, and Kyren Paris, who extended his on-base streak to 30 games. Despite a valiant comeback, Salt Lake fell short in their home series.

Jason Alexander struck out eight batters over six innings, leading Sugar Land Space Cowboys to a 4-1 win over Round Rock Express. Offense came through timely doubles from Trenton Brooks, Zach Cole, and C.J. Alexander, who extended his RBI streak to ten games. Relievers Kai-Wei Teng and Roddery Muñoz sealed the victory, marking Sugar Land's third consecutive win.

The Toledo Mud Hens split a rain-delayed doubleheader with the Louisville Bats. They won game one 5-3 via timely hitting and bullpen resilience but lost game two 4-3 in extra innings after Louisville scored on a bases-loaded walk. Seby Zavala and Jace Jung homered in the second game as Toledo showcased competitiveness despite the tough loss.

The Indianapolis Indians edged the Nashville Sounds 3-2 in 10 innings, thanks to Joshua Palacios’ game-winning double and Michael Darrell-Hicks’ clutch relief. The Indians held off a bases-loaded jam in the bottom half to preserve the win, solidifying their hold on first place in the International League’s second half standings.

Sugar Land overcame an early deficit to defeat Round Rock 4-1. Key hits included doubles from Trenton Brooks, Zach Cole, and a two-run double from C.J. Alexander. Round Rock's Keyber Rodriguez homered but the Express bullpen and offense struggled to rally, dropping the team further behind in the standings as Sugar Land strengthens their position atop the division.

The Oklahoma City Comets used four home runs, including two from James Tibbs III, to beat the Albuquerque Isotopes 9-3 and take a 2-1 series lead. Tibbs extended his home run total to 24 and helped fuel a seven-run stretch early in the game. Strong pitching and consistent hitting kept the Comets dominant at home as they seek to maintain their recent hot streak.

The St. Paul Saints started strong with a leadoff homer from Walker Jenkins but surrendered eight runs with two outs in the first inning, leading to a 10-3 loss against the Iowa Cubs at Principal Park. Iowa’s Ben Cowles and Greg Jones each hit multiple homers, powering the Cubs’ decisive rally. The Saints look to rebound in the upcoming matchup.

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The Omaha Storm Chasers convincingly defeated the Columbus Clippers 8-2, highlighted by three-hit performances from Matthew Lugo and Jack Pineda. Lucas Braun pitched six solid innings while relief pitching preserved the lead. Brett Squires contributed with a 20th home run, helping Omaha improve to 56-59 and continue their push in the division.

The Iowa Cubs powered a 10-3 victory over the St. Paul Saints, hitting five home runs during the game. Owen Miller, Ben Cowles, and Ethan Hearn ignited a six-run first inning with long balls. Greg Jones and Ben Cowles added homers later to extend the lead. Strong pitching performances from Kohl Franklin and Evan Taylor complemented the offense in securing the Cubs’ third straight win.

Jake Cave was instrumental in leading the Durham Bulls to a 3-2 extra-inning walk-off win over the Memphis Redbirds. Cave tied the game with a seventh-inning single and delivered the game-winning hit in the 10th inning. Durham’s bullpen and defense held steady down the stretch, helping the Bulls extend their momentum as the series continues.

Despite an 8-2 loss to the Omaha Storm Chasers, Columbus Clippers’ prospect Ralphy Velazquez electrified fans with an inside-the-park home run early in the game. Kyle Manzardo also homered for Columbus, but Omaha’s offensive depth proved overwhelming. The Clippers now hold a 61-54 record and will look to bounce back in upcoming games at Huntington Park.

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs saw their three-game winning streak end with a 5-1 defeat to the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders at Coca-Cola Park. Tyler Hardman’s two-run homer and strong pitching from Elmer Rodriguez were key for the RailRiders, who limited the IronPigs effectively. The teams meet again Friday, with both sides seeking momentum down the stretch.

The Louisville Bats and Toledo Mud Hens split a rain-delayed doubleheader. Toledo took the opener 5-3 after building an early lead despite a late Louisville rally. Louisville rallied for a 4-3 walk-off win in extra innings of the nightcap, fueled by homers from Edwin Arroyo and Michael Chavis. Both teams showcased resilience in close contests as the series continues.

The Buffalo Bisons fell 10-3 to the Worcester Red Sox as Worcester built a large early lead with multiple RBIs including a two-run triple and homer. Buffalo's late two-run homer from C.J. Stubbs came too late to spark a comeback. The Bisons will aim to respond in Friday’s rematch at Polar Park.

The Iowa Cubs edged the St. Paul Saints 7-6 to take a 2-0 lead in their six-game series. A five-run fifth inning powered the win, along with home runs from Jordan Nwogu, Ben Cowles, and BJ Murray. Relief pitcher Connor Noland earned the win with 3.2 solid innings. Despite ending Kevin Alcántara’s 42-game on-base streak, the Cubs continue to build momentum behind balanced hitting and effective bullpen work.

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