Player of the Day: Nobody was worthy, evidently our minor leagues suck when Brandon is on vacation. What a crap feast.
AAA - Isotopes win 6 - 5 behind Eveland, who gave up three runs in six innings. Home runs by Marcus Thames and Trayvon Robinson propelled the offense. It was the first rehab game for Thames, and for Trayvon his 2nd home run in as many games. Ivan DeJesus continues his hot hotting with his 3rd straight multi-hit game, giving him eight hits in his last fourteen at bats.
AA - Chris Withrow took the loss giving up five runs in six innings. Just another lack luster performance by the one time pitching prospect. He didn't have much going for him, giving up six hits, three of them doubles, while walking four and striking out only four. Silverio, Wallach, and Pedroza all had two hits but the offense only plated three runs, losing 5 - 3. Kyle Russell struck out two more times, giving him six strikeouts in his last twelve plate appearances after his hot streak ended four games ago.
A+ -Aaron Miller pitched as bad as you can pitch and still win a game. Padilla got a rehab start, went two scoreless innings then watched Aaron Miller try to give away a 5 - 0 lead. Miller pitched two good innings before encountering his troubles. His final line was four innings, seven hits, four runs, five walks. So if you add that up, you will notice he had twelve baserunners in only four innings of work. Songco and Denker both hit home runs to ignite the winners to that 5 - 0 lead.
A - Wonderkid Zach Lee forgot to tell his opposition how great he was, as they knocked him out in the 1st inning. It was Lee's first start since he took a few weeks off for tender pitching parts. Down 6 - 0 after one inning, the Loons succumbed meakly 7 - 2.
A- 2nd Game - Also lost 4 - 1.
Albuquerque Isotopes Box Score (AAA)
Chattanooga Lookouts Box Score (AA)
Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Box Score (HiA)
Great Lakes Box Score Game One (Low A)
Great Lakes Box Score Game Two
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