August 9th Games
AAA Toledo Mud Hens – TOLEDO 8, GWINNETT 4
57-58, 2nd in West Division
AA Erie SeaWolves - CONNECTICUT 12, ERIE 2
61-52, 3rd in Southern Division
A+ Lakeland Flying Tigers – BREVARD COUNTY 6, LAKELAND 2 (10)
18-23, t-5th in North Division
A West Michigan Whitecaps - GREAT LAKES 6, WEST MICHIGAN 0
25-18, 2nd in Eastern Division
SS-A Oneonta Tigers - SSPD: RAIN
27-21, 1st in Stedler Division
Rookie GCL Tigers - OFF DAY
19-21, t-3rd in North Division
Rookie DSL Tigers - OFF DAY
29-30, 7th in DSL B.C. B.C.
Rookie VSL Tigers - END OF SEASON
24-44, 7th in VSL
Toledo completed a series victory over Gwinnett on Sunday with an 8-4 win over the Braves. Eddie Bonine picked up the win for Toledo, giving the club seven strong innings, giving up two runs on six hits with five strikeouts. Jeremy Bonderman struggled a bit again in his latest relief appearance, giving up six hits and two runs in 1 2/3 innings. Casey Fien recorded the final out for his 10th save. Scott Sizemore and Dusty Ryan each belted two run homers, while Brent Clevlen added a three run blast.
It was a game to forget in Erie, as the SeaWolves fell to Connecticut 12-2. Jonah Nickerson took the loss, giving up six runs on 12 hits in six innings of work. Three more relievers allowed at least one run, with only Brett Jensen tossing scoreless relief. Deik Scram ripped a solo homer in the losing effort, while Casper Wells drove in the team's other run.
The Flying Tigers fell to Brevard County 6-2 in ten innings on Sunday. Charlie Furbush got a no decision as the starter, giving up one run on four hits in 4 2/3 innings. Nolan Cain took the loss in relief, giving up a grand slam to end the game. Audy Ciriaco and Chris White each had an RBI for the club in the losing effort.
The Whitecaps were blanked by Great Lakes, falling 6-0. Brayan Villarreal took the loss, giving up four runs in 4 2/3 innings. He also walked three and struck out five. Victor Larez gave up the other two runs in the final 3 1/3 innings. At the plate, the team scattered six hits, including two doubles from Luis Salas, but could never get a run to cross the plate.
August 8th Games
AAA Toledo Mud Hens – GWINNETT 9, TOLEDO 5
56-58, 3rd in West Division
AA Erie SeaWolves - ERIE 11, CONNECTICUT 7
61-51, 3rd in Southern Division
A+ Lakeland Flying Tigers – LAKELAND 8, BREVARD COUNTY 5
18-22, t-5th in North Division
A West Michigan Whitecaps - GREAT LAKES 10, WEST MICHIGAN 2
25-17, 2nd in Eastern Division
SS-A Oneonta Tigers - STATEN ISLAND 2, ONEONTA 0
27-21, 1st in Stedler Division
Rookie GCL Tigers - GCL TIGERS 6, GCL BRAVES 2
19-21, t-3rd in North Division
Rookie DSL Tigers - DSL TIGERS 2, DSL PADRES 0
29-30, 7th in DSL B.C. B.C.
Rookie VSL Tigers - END OF SEASON
24-44, 7th in VSL
Toledo's bid to get back to .500 fell short on Saturday as they fell to Gwinnett 9-5. Nate Robertson had a rough go of it as the starter, giving up five runs (though just two earned) in 1 2/3 innings of work. He also walked one and struck out three. Brooks Brown pitched in relief but battled his control, giving up three runs on six hits and six walks in four innings. Mike Hessman belted a two run homer for the club, while Jeff Frazier added a solo shot. Dane Sardinha also drove in two.
The SeaWolves got back in the win column with an 11-7 shootout win over Connecticut. Pat Stanley picked up a win for the club, giving up three runs in six innings of work. Zach Simons and Robbie Weinhardt each allowed a pair of runs in relief, but Erie never saw their lead dwindle too much. Deik Scram fell a double short of the cycle, driving in five runs total. Brennan Boesch also had a big RBI day with three hits and four RBI. Santo de Leon also added three hits and two runs scored.
Despite being out-hit 15 to 11, the Flying Tigers still took home an 8-5 win over Brevard County. Mark Sorensen got the start but was chased early, giving up four runs in 2 1/3 innings of work, yielding seven hits. Trevor Feeney got the win in relief, giving up six hits but just one run in 3 2/3 innings. Brett Jacobson pitched the ninth for his fifth save. Max Leon, Devin Thomas and Adrian Casanova each drove in a pair of runs for the Flying Tigers.
The Whitecaps were hammered by Great Lakes on Saturday, falling 10-2. Luke Putkonen got the start and suffered the loss, giving up five runs in five innings of work. Anthony Shawler and Tyler Conn combined to give up five more runs in relief. Jordan Lennerton ripped a pair of doubles while Mike Gosse and Joe Bowen each drove in a run.
Oneonta is still hanging onto first place in the division, but not by much as they were shut out by Staten Island 2-0. Clemente Mendoza took the loss but was outstanding, giving up just one run on four hits in seven innings of work with seven strikeouts. His only blemish was a solo home run in the fifth inning, that turned out to be too much for the O-Tigers to recover from. The offense managed just four singles for the game.
And just like that with a couple of wins the GCL Tigers have jumped back into a tie for third place after their 6-2 triumph over the GCL Braves. Jarrod Wesson got his first win, giving up two runs in five innings of work. Richard Zumaya and Nolan Moody each tossed two shutout innings of relief, with Moody earning his first save. Londell Taylor, Alexander Nunez and Jordan Cruz each ripped solo homers as one of their two hits, with Nunez driving in two total.
The DSL Tigers picked up a 2-0 shutout win over the DSL Padres with an outstanding pitching performance from Yadiel Polanco. Polanco gave up just one hit and no runs in six innings of work to pick up his first win of the year. Jose Valdez pitched two perfect innings of relief for a hold, and Vladimir Ortiz earned his ninth save with a perfect ninth. Robinson Figueroa and Samuel Ortiz each drove in a run.
Posted by: Wez, 8/9
August 7th Games
AAA Toledo Mud Hens – TOLEDO 3, GWINNETT 2
56-57, 2nd in West Division
AA Erie SeaWolves - CONNECTICUT 6, ERIE 4
60-51, 3rd in Southern Division
A+ Lakeland Flying Tigers – TAMPA 2, LAKELAND 1
17-22, 6th in North Division
A West Michigan Whitecaps - GREAT LAKES 3, WEST MICHIGAN 0
25-16, 2nd in Eastern Division
SS-A Oneonta Tigers - STATEN ISLAND 12, ONEONTA 5
27-20, 1st in Stedler Division
Rookie GCL Tigers - GCL TIGERS 2, GCL PHILLIES 0
18-21, 5th in North Division
Rookie DSL Tigers - DSL TIGERS 9, DSL REDS 3
28-30, 7th in DSL B.C. B.C.
Rookie VSL Tigers - VSL TIGERS 9, VSL PIRATES 6
24-44, 7th in VSL
Toledo used a two-run rally in the eighth inning to take a 3-2 lead, held on in the ninth for the win, which got them to within a game of .500. Ruddy Lugo got the start, giving up one unearned run in six innings of work. Lugo also struck out seven. Clay Rapada meanwhile got the win in relief, while Casey Fien picked up his ninth save. Mike Hessman went 2-for-4 with a solo home run, while Brent Dlugach had a hit and an RBI.
Erie fell to Connecticut 6-4 on Friday evening, yielding a three run eighth inning to lose the lead and the game. Jon Kibler took the loss, giving up five runs over 7 1/3 innings. Kibler exited with the game tied at four but was responsible for the runner left on third, who Brendan Wise allowed to score in relief. Danny Worth had a double and two RBI for the club, while Max St-Pierre ripped a pair of doubles for the club.
Lakeland fell to Tampa again, this time in a tight 2-1 battle. L.J. Gagnier took the loss but pitched well, giving up just two runs (one earned) on three hits in seven innings of work. He also walked two and struck out five. Justin Henry had a pair of hits for the club, while Max Leon scored the team's only run via a triple, and was brought home by Jordan Newton.
The Whitecaps were shut out 3-0 by Great Lakes on Friday evening. Adam Wilk took the loss but turned in a quality start, giving up two runs in six innings of work. He also struck out six. Unfortunately, the 'Caps offense couldn't get much going, managing just four hits, all singles.
Staten Island got an early lead, and then piled on late in their 12-5 victory over Oneonta. Cory Hamilton got the start and the loss, giving up two runs (one earned) in four innings of work. Wade Kapetyn and Jose Ortega both struggled in relief, each allowing five runs to cross the plate, though Kapetyn did spread his out over 3 2/3 innings, while Ortega managed just one out. Kevan Hess did pitch a final scoreless inning. John Murrian drove in a pair of runs, while Rawley Bishop added a run and an RBI.
The GCL Tigers picked up a 2-0 victory over the GCL Phillies on Friday behind the strong pitching from Rayni Guichardo. Guichardo picked up the win, tossing eight shutout innings, scattering five hits while walking two and striking out two. Melvin Mercedes pitched the final inning for his 12th save. The GCL Tigers didn't do much at the plate, but it was enough to get the win. Chao-Ting Tang had two hits including an RBI as he returned to play, as did Luis Castillo.
The DSL Tigers picked up a 9-3 win over the DSL Reds on Friday. Edgar De La Rosa got the win, giving up three runs on seven hits in five innings of work. Andujar Cruz, Wilsen Palacios and Vladimir Ortiz combined to keep the DSL Reds off the board over the final four innings. Stephen Moya had a big game at the plate, going 3-for-3 with three RBI and two runs scored. Raul Leiva and Nelson Pierre also combined for five hits, four walks and four runs scored.
The VSL Tigers used a late seventh inning push to create a solid lead and held on for a 9-6 win over the VSL Pirates. Jose Tablante got the start but struggled, giving up five runs in just two-plus innings of work before exiting. Wilfredo Ramirez earned the win in relief, tossing four shutout innings with six strikeouts. Endrys Briceno pitched the final 2 2/3 innings to pick up his second save. Luis Cortez was the star at the plate, belting a grand slam, while Gilbert Gomez went 3-for-4 with a two run shot and three RBI total. Alexander Moreno also chipped in with two hits, three runs and an RBI.
Posted by: Wez, 8/8
August 6th Games
AAA Toledo Mud Hens – TOLEDO 10, GWINNETT 3
55-57, 2nd in West Division
AA Erie SeaWolves - NEW BRITAIN 10, ERIE 0
60-50, 3rd in Southern Division
A+ Lakeland Flying Tigers – TAMPA 7, LAKELAND 6
17-21, 6th in North Division
A West Michigan Whitecaps - WEST MICHIGAN 9, SOUTH BEND 4
25-15, 2nd in Eastern Division
SS-A Oneonta Tigers - ONEONTA 6, JAMESTOWN 1
27-19, 1st in Stedler Division
Rookie GCL Tigers - GCL PHILLIES 7, GCL TIGERS 3
17-21, 5th in North Division
Rookie DSL Tigers - PPD: RAIN
27-30, 7th in DSL B.C. B.C.
Rookie VSL Tigers - VSL MARINERS 7, VSL TIGERS 0
23-44, 7th in VSL
Toledo kept up its hot streak with a 10-3 win over Gwinnett on Thursday. Nate Bump turned in a very good start, tossing eight shutout innings to earn the win. Bump also struck out seven. Jeremy Bonderman made his second rehab relief appearance and got roughed up though, giving up three runs in the inning. At the plate, Brent Clevlen belted a three run homer, Don Kelly and Wilkin Ramirez each had two hits and three RBI, and Jeff Frazier ripped three doubles.
It was an all around rough day for the SeaWolves, as they fell to New Britain 10-0. Ramo Garcia took the loss, giving up four runs in 4 1/3 innings, but the bullpen couldn't slow them down. Jared Gayhart and Brett Jensen each gave up three more runs, with Robbie Weinhardt was the only one to succeed, tossing two perfect innings of relief. The club managed just two hits at the plate, with Cale Iorg hitting a double and Jeff Kunkel adding a single.
The Flying Tigers suffered a one-run defeat to Tampa, despite a late rally from the Flying Tigers. Lakeland was down four heading into the bottom of the ninth and got hot, with Jordan Newton getting the team to within a run with only one out after a two-run double, but Jeramy Laster struck out and Devin Thomas flied out to end the threat and leave the Flying Tigers just short. Ryan Ketchner took the loss, giving up five runs (three earned) in five innings of work. Justin Henry had three hits including a double and a triple and scored three times, while Newton drove in three runs total.
The Whitecaps topped South Bend 9-4 on Thursday. Brandon Hamilton struggled as the starter, walking four and allowing four hits and four runs in three innings of work. Rob Waite was outstanding in relief though, tossing five innings of shutout, one-hit ball. Tyler Stohr pitched a perfect ninth, though there was no save on the line. Alden Carrithers had four hits, four runs scored and three RBI to pace the club, while Ben Guez added three hits and two RBI.
Oneonta picked up a 6-1 win over Jamestown with a strong pitching performance from Luis Angel Sanz. Sanz gave up a run on five hits in six innings of work. He also struck out eight. Rawley Bishop belted a solo home run, while Carmelo Jaime had a pair of hits including a triple and scored three times.
The GCL Tigers fell to the GCL Phillies 7-3. Giovany Soto couldn't be blamed for the loss though, as he was dominant again as the starter. Soto gave up just two hits and no runs in his five innings, with six strikeouts. But Gary Perinar couldn't hold the lead, and Robert Diaz got hammered late giving up four runs to take the loss. Edgar Corcino had two hits including a double and two RBI in the losing effort.
Josue Carreno turned in a solid start but he couldn't help the VSL Tigers get a win as they were shut out 7-0. Carreno took the loss, giving up three runs (just one earned) in six innings of work. He also struck out seven with no walks. The team managed more errors (five) than hits (four). Luis Alberto Sanz had the only extra base hit, a double.
Posted by: Wez, 8/7
August 5th Games
AAA Toledo Mud Hens – OFF DAY
54-57, 2nd in West Division
AA Erie SeaWolves - ERIE 6, NEW BRITAIN 4
60-49, 3rd in Southern Division
A+ Lakeland Flying Tigers – TAMPA 11, LAKELAND 6
17-20, 6th in North Division
A West Michigan Whitecaps - WEST MICHIGAN 3, SOUTH BEND 0
24-15, 2nd in Eastern Division
SS-A Oneonta Tigers - JAMESTOWN 12, ONEONTA 5
26-19, 1st in Stedler Division
Rookie GCL Tigers - SSPD: LIGHTNING
17-20, 4th in North Division
Rookie DSL Tigers - DSL TIGERS 9, DSL PADRES 8
27-30, 7th in DSL B.C. B.C.
Rookie VSL Tigers - VSL TIGERS 6, VSL PHILLIES 1
23-43, 7th in VSL
The SeaWolves picked up a 6-4 victory over New Britain on Wednesday. Thad Weber got the win, giving up four runs in 7 1/3 innings of work. Kris Regas recorded the final five outs to pick up the save. Deik Scram belted a three run homer to help pace the offense, while Brennan Boesch ripped a solo shot as he went 2-for-4 with three runs scored. Jeff Kunkel also added two hits and an RBI.
Tampa beat up on the Flying Tigers as Lakeland fell back into the cellar of the division. Andrew Hess had a rough start and was chased early, giving up five runs (though just two earned) on eight hits in 2 2/3 innings of work. Brett Jacobson was the only bright spot on the mound, pitching the final 1 2/3 innings of scoreless relief. Chris White ripped a three run homer, while Adrian Casanova drove in a pair and Audy Ciriaco had three hits and an RBI.
Casey Crosby started and got the win again for the Whitecaps as they cruised to a 3-0 victory. Crosby went six innings, gave up two hits and no runs with five strikeouts. Victor Larez tossed two innings of relief, and Tyler Stohr picked up his 17th save. Jordan Lennerton had two hits and two RBI, while Ben Guez added a solo homer.
Jamestown topped Oneonta again on Wednesday, winning 12-5. Jose Diaz got a no decision as the starter, allowing four runs in five innings of work. The loss went to Jose Ortega who gave up three runs in an inning of relief, while Mike LaLuna got piled on late, giving up five more runs. Jamie Johnson and John Murrian each fell a home run short of the cycle, with Wade Gaynor chipping in with two hits and an RBI.
The DSL Tigers squeaked out a 9-8 victory over the DSL Padres on Wednesday, with Alvin Acosta picking up the win. Emmanuel Del Orbe got a no decision as the starter, giving up three runs (two earned) in five innings of work. Acosta got the win for pitching a scoreless inning of relief, while Vladimir Ortiz got his eighth save. Samir Rijo paced the offense with two doubles and a triple and five total RBI. Samuel Ortiz also added a solo homer.
Wrapping up with the VSL Tigers, who picked up a 6-1 win over the VSL Phillies. Fernando Celis earned the win, going six innings and scattering five hits, allowing the lone Phillies' run, which was unearned. Yonny Mosquera tossed the final three innings for the save. Gilbert Gomez and Jesus Alvarado each drove in a pair of runs for the team, with Gomez belting a solo shot.
Posted by: Wez, 8/6
August 4th Games
AAA Toledo Mud Hens – TOLEDO 10, BUFFALO 6
54-57, 2nd in West Division
AA Erie SeaWolves - ERIE 7, NEW BRITAIN 2
59-49, 3rd in Southern Division
A+ Lakeland Flying Tigers – TAMPA 4, LAKELAND 0
17-19, t-5th in North Division
A West Michigan Whitecaps - SOUTH BEND 6, WEST MICHIGAN 0
23-15, 2nd in Eastern Division
SS-A Oneonta Tigers - JAMESTOWN 5, ONEONTA 3
26-18, 1st in Stedler Division
Rookie GCL Tigers - GCL PIRATES 3, GCL TIGERS 2
17-20, 4th in North Division
Rookie DSL Tigers - DSL ORIOLES 10, DSL TIGERS 9 (11)
26-30, 7th in DSL B.C. B.C.
Rookie VSL Tigers - VSL RAYS 19, VSL TIGERS 5
22-43, 7th in VSL
Toledo moved into second place in the IL West in their 10-6 win over Buffalo. Nate Robertson and Jeremy Bonderman brought attention to the team with their rehab appearances, but it was Max St-Pierre that stole the show, going a perfect 4-for-4 including a home run, double, and four RBI. Jeff Frazier also went 3-for-5 with a pair of doubles and two runs scored. Nate Robertson gave up a run on four hits in 2 2/3 innings of work, while Jeremy Bonderman tossed a perfect inning of relief. Zach Simons picked up the win for his 1 1/3 innings of relief work. Mike Hessman also went 3-for-5 with a pair of RBI.
The SeaWolves day off clearly helped the 'Wolves as they picked up a 7-2 win over New Britain. Jonah Nickerson picked up the win as he went the distance for the 'Wolves, giving up two runs on eight hits, without a single a walk or strikeout. Michael Bertram belted a three run homer for the club, with Cale Iorg adding a solo shot and Casper Wells going 2-for-3 with an RBI.
The Flying Tigers were shut out at Tampa on Tuesday 4-0. Charlie Furbush took the loss but pitched well, allowing just two hits and one run in five innings of work. Matt Hoffman had a rough inning of relief though, giving up three runs on six hits. The offense though managed just four hits, with doubles from Jordan Newton and Audy Ciriaco.
The Whitecaps were also shut out on Tuesday, falling 6-0 to South Bend. Brayan Villarreal didn't last long into the game and took the loss, giving up two runs (one earned) in four innings of work. Anthony Shawler took the brunt of the earned run damage, allowing four more runs in relief. The Whitecaps meanwhile could scatter just five singles at the plate.
Bad defense spelled doom for Oneonta as they fell 5-3 to Jamestown. Jose Siso took the loss, giving up all five Jamestown runs, but only two of them were earned. John Murrian went 2-for-5 with an RBI, while Rawley Bishop and Jimmy Gulliver each also drove in a run.
The GCL Tigers also fell on Tuesday, 3-2, despite a late push in the ninth. Edwin Gomez scored on an RBI groundout from Alexander Nunez to get the team within one run, but they couldn't manage another baserunner as the team fell a run short. Ramon Lebron took the loss, giving up two runs in five innings of work with five walks and five strikeouts. Julio Rodriguez also added an RBI double.
The DSL Tigers battled for 11 innings, but ultimately fell 10-9 to the DSL Orioles. The club entered the bottom of the ninth holding a 9-4 lead, Eduardo Gonzalez was roughed up in the final inning, allowing four earned runs before handing the ball over to Jose Valdez, who allowed the tying run to score in the ninth, and eventually the winning run to score in the 11th. Javier Azcona and Juaner Aguasvivas each drove in two runs for the club. Ariel Medina gave up four runs in five innings as the starting pitcher.
Posted by: Wez, 8/5
August 3rd Games
AAA Toledo Mud Hens – TOLEDO 3, BUFFALO 2
53-57, 3rd in West Division
AA Erie SeaWolves - OFF DAY
58-49, 3rd in Southern Division
A+ Lakeland Flying Tigers – OFF DAY
17-18, 5th in North Division
A West Michigan Whitecaps - WEST MICHIGAN 1, SOUTH BEND 0
23-14, 2nd in Eastern Division
SS-A Oneonta Tigers - GM1: TRI-CITY 4, ONEONTA 1
GM2: ONEONTA 10, TRI-CITY 0
26-17, 1st in Stedler Division
Rookie GCL Tigers - GCL BLUE JAYS 4, GCL TIGERS 3
17-19, 4th in North Division
Rookie DSL Tigers - GM1: DSL TIGERS 4, DSL CUBS1 3
GM2: DSL CUBS1 6, DSL TIGERS 4
26-29, t-6th in DSL B.C. B.C.
Rookie VSL Tigers - VSL RAYS 19, VSL TIGERS 5
22-43, 7th in VSL
While not quite as dramatic as Clete Thomas' walk-off home run, the Mud Hens had a walk-off hit of their own, with a Mike Hessman single scoring Scott Sizemore to win it for Toledo. Eddie Bonine got a no decision despite a strong start, giving up two runs via two solo shots in seven innings of work. He also struck out four. Freddy Dolsi earned the win for tossing two shutout innings in relief. Max St-Pierre went 2-for-4 with a solo blast, while Will Rhymes chipped in with two hits and an RBI.
Like the Hens, the Whitecaps won on Monday with a walk-off single to take a 1-0 win. This time it was Avisail Garcia who was the hero, ripping a single to center to score Ben Guez. Guez had a double and a triple on the day, with Garcia also having a pair of hits, including the walk-off. The run got the win for Erik Crichton, who improved to 4-0 after pitching the final inning. It overshadowed Luke Putkonen's outstanding start, as he scattered five hits over eight innings, with a walk and six strikeouts.
The O-Tigers split their doubleheader on Monday, first wrapping up the unfinished game from Sunday before getting in the regularly scheduled game. They dropped the completion of the first game, with Cory Hamilton taking the loss for giving up two runs (one earned) in three innings.
Jamie Johnson had three hits including a double, while Eric Roof drove in the only run. The second game was a much different story though as Oneonta took an early lead, then piled on late in a 10-0 win. Clemente Mendoza got the win, pitching all seven innings, allowing just six hits. Johnson ripped a solo homer and drove in four total, while Carmelo Jaime added two RBI and Rawley Bishop had two hits and two runs scored.
The GCL Tigers fell again to the GCL Blue Jays, this time 4-3 at home. Jared Wesson got his first start, giving up just one hit and no runs with seven strikeouts in three innings of work. Unfortunately, Robert Diaz got roughed up in relief, giving up three runs while recording just one out. Jordan Cruz belted a solo home run and had two RBI on the day, while Luis Castillo had two doubles and an RBI.
The DSL Tigers split a doubleheader with the DSL Cubs1 squad on Monday. The DSL Tigers took the first game 4-3 with a strong start from Antonio Cruz. Cruz allowed a pair of unearned runs in 6 2/3 innings with four strikeouts. Vladimir Ortiz pitched the ninth for his seventh save. Juaner Aguasvivas ripped a solo homer, while Raul Leiva went 3-for-4 including a double and a pair of RBI. The second game though went in the favor of the DSL Cubs1, as they won 6-4. Darlin Duran got a no decision as the starter, giving up three runs (two earned) in 4 1/3 innings. Wilsen Palacios took the loss, giving up three runs in 1 1/3 innings of relief. Javier Azcona drove the offense, belting a two run homer and driving in three total.
And finally, it was a day to forget for the VSL Tigers, as they fell 19-5 to the VSL Rays. All four pitchers that took the mound for the squad were hit hard with each allowing at least three runs. Gino Aguirre took the brunt off the abuse as the starter, giving up nine runs on 13 hits in 4 1/3 innings. Luis Alberto Sanz and Gabriel Purroy each drove in two runs in the losing effort.
Posted by: Wez, 8/4