
The Bulls defeated the Tides to win their third game in a row. Cole Figueroa was 2 for 4 with a run scored. Nevin Ashley had a solo home run. Rich Thompson had a double. Jim Paduch was the winner and Brandon Gomes notched the save.

The Biscuits were shut-out in the series finale against Pensacola. Omar Luna was 2 for 3. Derek Dietrich had a triple. Jake Thompson suffered the loss. Marquis Fleming pitched 2 1/3 scoreless innings with 4 strikeouts.

The Stone Crabs watched an early lead disappear as they were swept by the Cardinals. Kevin Kiermaier was 2 for 3 with a double. Luke Bailey had a double. Todd Glaesmann and Phil Wunderlich each had an RBI. Enny Romero was charged with the loss.

The Hot Rods defeat the Dragons in extra innings to extend their winning streak to three games. Alejandro Segovia was 2 for 5 with a double and drove home the game winning run. Taylor Motter was 2 for 4 with a double. Felipe Rivero pitched 3 scoreless innings. Andrew Bellatti pitched 4 scoreless frames to earn the win.

The Renegades swept the Tigers for their second straight series sweep and earn their sixth consecutive win. With the 1-0 shut-out, the Renegades have not allowed a run in 32 straight innings. Richie Shaffer drove home the game’s lone run. Jeff Ames was the winner, striking out 8 in 5 innings to improve to 5-0. Dylan Floro picked up the save.

The P-Rays watched their winning streak come to an end as they were shut-out in the series opener against Bristol. The P-Rays managed just four hits on the night. Hugo Duarte suffered the loss.

The Rays lost their final match-up of the season against the Red Sox on Thursday. Armando Araiza was 2 for 4 with a run scored. Bralin Jackson was 2 for 5. Yoel Araujo was 2 for 5. Douglas Duran had a double and an RBI. Wilmer Dominguez drove home 2 runs. Geisel De La Cruz took the loss. Kyle Pelchy threw 3 scoreless innings.

Keith Castillo had a rbi in bottom of the 9th to tie it for BG ,he is still on 7-day dl
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I saw that too. When they moved the 3 to the restricted list they must have activated Castillo for last night's game. It wasn't announced to us or on milb.com. I added him to the active roster when I saw him playing, but there is still no move today. I imagine when Lopez gets there they will make another move, maybe with Castillo. Maybe milb just turned their head for a game in light of the suspensions, don't know.
ReplyDeleteAnd here's the move back to the DL:
ReplyDeleteBowling Green, KY – In conjunction with the Tampa Bay Rays, the Bowling Green Hot Rods announce that LHP Reinaldo Lopez has been received from Short Season-A Hudson Valley. In a corresponding move, C Keith Castillo has been placed on the Disabled List. The moves leave the Hot Rods 25-man roster at its full capacity.
Lopez isn't a lefty of course, but they'll figure that out when he gets to Kentucky.
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