Indians Roll to 7-1 Win in Columbus
June 6, 2016 - International League (IL1)
Indianapolis Indians News Release
COLUMBUS, OHIO - Tyler Glasnow allowed just one run while pitching into the sixth inning, and the Indianapolis Indians offense amassed seven runs on 12 hits to defeat the Columbus Clippers on Monday night, 7-1.
Faced with a 1-0 deficit, the Indianapolis (30-26) offense erupted for three runs with two outs in the fourth inning. Jason Rogers plated Max Moroff with a single to left field to knot the game at one. Willy Garcia followed with a double to score Rogers, and the frame was capped when Danny Ortiz knocked a hit off the wall in right field to advance Garcia across the plate.
Moroff, who finished the game with three hits, provided insurance in the seventh. With two men aboard, the Tribe infielder doubled into the left-field corner to score Jacob Stallings and Alen Hanson. Moroff would score when Josh Bell smacked a two-out single to left, and the Indians led by a 6-1 margin after seven innings.
Stallings extended the Tribe's advantage even further in the eighth when he belted his fourth home run of the year to left field.
Glasnow (6-2) emerged victorious and is the first Indianapolis pitcher to six victories. He pitched 5.1 innings, and allowed just one run on three hits. He registered five strikeouts, and walked just one batter. Rehabbing Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Arquimedes Caminero worked two scoreless frames out of the Indianapolis bullpen.
Ross Detwiler (0-4) conceded six runs before being removed from the ballgame in the seventh, and he was handed the loss for Columbus (32-25).
The Indians and Clippers will play single games on Tuesday and Wednesday before wrapping up their series with a doubleheader on Thursday. Trevor Williams takes the mound for Indianapolis on Tuesday night, first pitch at 7:05 p.m. in Columbus.
International League Stories from June 6, 2016
- Indians Roll to 7-1 Win in Columbus - Indianapolis Indians
- Pawtucket Edges Toledo in Series Opener - Toledo Mud Hens
- PawSox Edge Mud Hens, 2-1, for Third Straight Win - Pawtucket Red Sox
- G-Braves Blanked by Lively in Rain-Shortened Game - Gwinnett Stripers
- Berrios Buries Bisons' Win Streak - Buffalo Bisons
- Pigs Blank Braves in Rain-Shortened Game - Lehigh Valley IronPigs
- RailRiders Lose Series Opener to Knights - Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders
- Durham Blanks Tides 6-0 - Norfolk Tides
- Berrios Dominates Bisons in 6-2 Win - Rochester Red Wings
- Pitcher's Duel Ends with Bats Loss, 3-1 - Louisville Bats
- Hill, Goodwin Lead Chiefs Past Bats, 3-1 - Syracuse Mets
- Bryan Harper, Jaron Long Added to Chiefs' Roster - Syracuse Mets
- SWB Game Notes - Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders
- Give Life at Mud Hens Blood Drive Tuesday, July 5 - Toledo Mud Hens
- Hens to Make up Game with July 1 Doubleheader - Toledo Mud Hens
- LHV Game Notes - Lehigh Valley IronPigs
- Chiefs Announce Plans for Father's-Day Weekend - Syracuse Mets
- Bisons Notes - Buffalo at Rochester (7:05 p.m.) - Buffalo Bisons
- Mud Hens Announce Makeup Game Date - Toledo Mud Hens
- Bisons' Offense Taking Team to Next Level - Buffalo Bisons
- Rosario Named Batavia Downs Player of the Week - Rochester Red Wings
- RailRiders Add Two More to Legends Series - Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders
- Pigs Begin Series at Gwinnett - Lehigh Valley IronPigs
- Join Us for Beer and Wing Night on June 27th - Lehigh Valley IronPigs
- Danny Ortiz Named International League Batter of the Week - Indianapolis Indians
- International League Names Players of the Week - IL1
- Blake Snell Named International League Pitcher of the Week - Durham Bulls
- Bark in the Park, Durm Night Highlight Two-Game Set - Durham Bulls
- Louisville Slugger Field Voted Best Triple-A Ballpark in America - Louisville Bats
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
