AA Altoona | Harrisburg 5 Altoona 3 (Game 1)
Kelson Brown, Brock Holt, Miles Durham, and Quincy Latimore all had two hit games but could only scratch together free runs. There was just one extra base hit all game (a double for Latimore). Phil Irwin started and gave up five runs (four earned) on seven hits while striking out seven and the Curve lost the first game of their double header.
AA Altoona | Harrisburg 3 Altoona 2 (Game 1)
Jeremy Farrell and Quincy Latimore had two hit days. Latimore doubled and homered and seems to be heating up after a slow start to the year. Brock Holt drove in the other run of the game for the Curve. Brandon Cumpton went six innings and gave up three runs on five hits while striking out five, but the Curve couldn't get him the offense needed to get a split of the double header and the Curve dropped both games to the Senators.
A West Virginia | Lexington 4 West Virginia 0
The Power got four hits and didn't score a run. The hits were from Willy Garcia, Junior Sosa, Dan Gamache, and Chris Lashmet. Alen Hanson was 0/2 with a couple of walks. Robby Rowland made the start and pitched just four innings giving up two runs (one earned) on four hits while striking out three. Rinku Singh also pitched a scoreless inning and improved his ERA to 2.22 on the year; what a story that would be if he ever made it to the big leagues.
A Bradenton | Bradenton 6 Lakeland 1
Gerrit Cole went five innings and didn't allow a run on four hits. He struck out just three and walked two. He has his ERA down to 2.60 on the season and looks to be promoted before too long. The Marauders got six runs on just four hits, coming from Drew Maggi, Alex Dickerson, Evan Chambers, and Andy Vasquez. Maggi had two RBI and the Marauders took care of business.