09-08-2022 MiLB Summary

Tacoma Rainiers (Seattle) 4 vs. OKC Dodgers 5

After a walk and single in the 1^st without a run, Jon Duplantier retired the next 11 batters.  He surrendered a double and single for a run in the 5^th.  He then surrendered two additional runs in the 6^th and Nick Robertson was summoned to close out the 6^th.

In the 8^th with a 4-3 lead, Victor Gonzalez got two quick outs before allowing a double and single for a run.  After a walk, Justin Hagenman was surrendered to get the final out.

Mark Washington pitched a scoreless 10^th to set up for OKC’s walk off win.

The Dodgers scored 1 in 2^nd via a Drew Avans squeeze.  Ryan Noda and Hunter Feduccia (pictured) both singled with Noda taking third.  Avans laid down a bunt and Noda scored.

In the 5^th, Feduccia and Avans singled.  Michael Busch doubled  (25) to score Feduccia.  Edwin Rios then singled to score 2 to take a 4-1 lead, that evaporated in the 8^th.

With the score still tied at 4 in the bottom of the 10^th and Busch starting at 2^nd, Andy Burns singled Busch to 3^rd.  Busch was out at home (3-2) on a fielder’s choice by Edwin Rios.  After a James Outman fly out, with runners on 1^st and 2^nd, Jason Martin and Ryan Noda both drew walks to force in the winning run in walk off fashion.

• Hunter Feduccia – 3-4
• Andy Burns – 2-5

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Tulsa Drillers 3 vs Frisco RoughRiders (Texas) 4

Landon Knack retired the 1^st 6 hitters in order.  In the 3^rd, Knack allowed back to back singles, but got the DP and fly out to end the inning.  Knack has not pitched past 4.0 innings since June 26.  In the 5^th he allowed a walk, single, and 3-run HR.  After a strikeout, he gave up another single and was relieved by Tanner Dodson.  Dodson balked the runner to second where he scored on a single.  Yet another inherited runner scoring.

Jake Cantleberry and Jose Adames finished the final 3.2 scoreless innings.

Tulsa got on the board 1^st with a 2-run HR by Leonel Valera (11) in the 3^rd.

After a Chris Betts walk, Andy Pages hit a 2 out run scoring double (24).  However, Pages was left stranded.  The Drillers went meekly in the 9^th and fell short in a 4-3 loss.

Justin Yurchak had 2 of the 4 Drillers hits, including his 21^st double.

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Great Lakes Loons 6 vs West Michigan Whitecaps (Detroit) 7

River Ryan threw 2.0 scoreless innings, but in the third, he allowed 4 singles for 2 runs.

Ben Casparius relieved Ryan in the 4^th.  He issued a BB, triple, and sac fly to score 2.  In the 6^th, Casparius issued a BB, double, and HR to score 3.

Aldry Acosta, pitched a scoreless 8^th.

In the 2^nd, José Ramos drew a walk, and went to 3^rd on a fielders choice and throwing error.  He scored on a Yunior Garcia sac fly.

In the 6^th, the Loons hit 3 singles and Luis Yanel Diaz hit a Grand Slam HR (6).

In the 7^th, the Loons got close on an Eddys Leonard double, moving to 3B on a fielders choice and scoring on a wild pitch.

The Loons had 6 hits, with nobody having a multi-hit game.

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Lake Elsinore Storm (San Diego) 12 vs Rancho Cucamonga Quakes 4

Chris Campos started as an opener for the Quakes and retired the side in order in the 1^st with 2 strikeouts.

Jose Ibarra pitched the next 2.0 scoreless innings, issuing one walk and recorded 1 K.

Things went south after the 3^rd, when 3 Quakes pitchers gave up 12 runs.

Livan Reinoso pitched a scoreless 9^th.

Down 5-0, the Quakes climbed back into the game when they scored 3 in the 5^th.  Luis Rodriguez led off with a solo HR (11).  After a Griffin Lockwood-Powell single, Rayne Doncon followed with a 2-run HR.

The Quakes scored an additional run in the 9^th with a Luis Rodriguez double (20) and a Griffin Lockwood-Powell run scoring single.

The Quakes had 6 hits, with Rodriguez, Lockwood-Powell, and Doncon collecting 2 each.

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