- Louisville won 5-3 in thrilling walk-off fashion. They were down 3-0 going into the 9th inning, but on the night of his AAA debut, Devin Mesoraco was there to save the day. With the bases loaded and 1 out in a 3-1 game, Devin hit walk off grand slam to give the Bats the win, capping off a 2-for-4 debut. Chad Reineke pitched ok in his start, going 7 innings of 2 run ball, and Jerry Gil struck out the side in the 9th to earn his first AAA in his debut as well. Up next: Sam LeCure takes on Syracuse tonight at 7:05.
- Carolina got stomped by Mobile 13-5. Mike Costanzo was the team's only bright spot, clubbing his 11th homer of the year. Up next: James Avery takes the mound at 7:15.
- Lynchburg lost 4-2 to Myrtle Beach. Josh Ravin pitched well, going 4 1/3 innings and giving up 2 unearned runs with 7 strikeouts. Shane Carlson was 3-for-4 with a homer for the offense, and that was exactly half of the Hillcats' production. Up next: Justin Walker takes on MB at 7:05.
- Dayton won 4-2 at Great Lakes behind a solid pitching performance by Clayton Shunick. Shunick gave up 2 runs on 4 hits in 6 2/3 innings with 3 strikeouts for the win. Mark Fleury singled in 2 runs, and Didi Gregorius, Henry Rodriguez, Frank Pfister, and Alex Oliveras all had 2 hits. Up next: Tim Crabbe takes on Great Lakes at 7:05.
- Billings got killed by Ogden 14-4. The pitching performance was not good, but Theo Bowe and Trey Manz each had a 2-run homer for the offense. Up next: Tanner Robles will try to add another start to his recent resurgence, against Ogden at 9.
- The AZL Reds squeaked by the AZL Indians 2-1 behind this year's 5th round pick John Mugarian. He pitched 4 shutout innings with 5 strikeouts in his start, and El'Hajj Muhammad and Nathan Driessen both gave up no earned runs in 3 and 2 innings of work respectively. Kyle Waldrop and David Vidal both had multi-hit games. Up next: Off day today.
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