Round Rock Express - Game Notes Vs. Memphis Redbirds
Published on July 8, 2011 under Pacific Coast League (PCL1)
Round Rock Express News Release
ROUND ROCK EXPRESS (51-36) vs. MEMPHIS REDBIRDS (46-41)
GAME 88 | 8 JULY ¬Ë2011 | 7:05 P.M. CDT | THE DELL DIAMOND | ROUND ROCK, TEXAS
TONIGHT'S GAME
Round Rock continues a four-game series against the Memphis Redbirds (St. Louis Cardinals) at The Dell Diamond. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. CDT. This is the final series prior to the All-Star Game break for both teams. The Express are 7-3 in their last 10 games, the Pacific Coast League's second best record in that time behind only Tucson (9-1). The Redbirds are 6-4 in their last 10 games but have lost three of four. Round Rock is 28-17 at The Dell Diamond, while Memphis is 19-25 on the road.
PROMOTIONS
* Bud Light Friday
* Chick-fil-A Night
* Memphis Train Revue postgame entertainment, sponsored by Bud Light
* Buffalo Wild Wings postgame wing-eating contest
RADIO BROADCAST INFORMATION
Tonight's game airs on 104.9 FM The Horn ESPN ¬ËRadio Austin. Online audio also is available at www.espnaustin.com
TELEVISION BROADCAST INFORMATION
Tonight's game is broadcast live on YNN Sports Austin, available on Time Warner Cable channel 408 (HD 1509).
EXPRESS-REDBIRDS SERIES
This is the second of four series between the Express and Redbirds; the season series is tied 2-2. Round Rock dropped two of three in a rain-shortened series April 28-30 at Memphis. All four meetings have been decided by three runs or fewer, including a pair of one-run, extra-inning games. The teams meet again at Memphis immediately following the All-Star Game break and July 26-29 at The Dell Diamond. The May 1 game, which was postponed due to inclement weather, will be made up as a July 15 doubleheader.
GAME ¬Ë87 | THURSDAY, JULY 7
Express 6, Redbirds 4
WP: Hurley (2-0). LP: Broderick (2-2). SV: Strop (5).
GAME ¬Ë88 | FRIDAY, JULY 8 | 7:05 p.m. CDT
Express: LHP Zach Jackson (6-2, 5.61 ERA)
Redbirds: RHP Michael Blazek (0-0, 0.00 ERA)
GAME ¬Ë89 | SATURDAY, JULY 9 | 7:05 p.m. CDT
Express: RHP Brett Tomko (4-3, 7.24 ERA)
Redbirds: RHP Adam Ottavino (3-5, 3.91 ERA)
GAME ¬Ë90 | SUNDAY, JULY 10 | 7:05 p.m. CDT
Express: RHP Scott Feldman (2-1, 4.29 ERA)
Redbirds: LHP Nick Additon (2-4, 3.38 ERA)
EXPRESS STARTER
LHP Zach Jackson (6-2, 5.61 ERA)
Last Outing: No decision in July 3 start vs. Nashville, a 9-6 Express victory ¬Â¦ Left game tied 3-3 ¬Â¦ Allowed three runs on six hits, including one home run, over 5.1 innings ¬Â¦ Walked two and struck out two ¬Â¦ Also issued one wild pitch ¬Â¦ Used 83 pitches, 51 strikes.
2011: Makes 18th appearance, 16th start tonight ¬Â¦ Express are 11-4 in his starts - best on staff ¬Â¦ Averages 6.40 runs of support per start ¬Â¦ Logged 93.0 innings with 48 strikeouts against 29 walks and a .300 opponents' average ¬Â¦ 4-1 with a 4.89 ERA (21 ER / 38.2 IP) over last eight outings with a 2.74 ERA (7 ER / 23.0 IP) in the four wins ¬Â¦ Express are 6-1 in his last seven starts, winning each of the last four ¬Â¦ Worked at least into the sixth inning in 13 of 15 starts, going at least 7.0 innings three times ¬Â¦ Carried no-hitter into the eighth inning April 20 at Oklahoma City; bid broken up on first pitch of eighth inning ¬Â¦ Wins April 9 vs. Iowa, April 20 at Oklahoma City, May 27 vs. Iowa, June 1 at Oklahoma City, June 12 at Iowa and June 20 vs. Omaha ¬Â¦ Losses May 16 at Las Vegas and June 6 vs. Albuquerque ¬Â¦ 10.80 ERA in two losses (14 ER / 11.2 IP) ¬Â¦ 3.44 ERA in six wins (14 ER / 36.2 IP) ¬Â¦ 3-1, 6.02 ERA, .330 opponents' average in 10 outings - eight starts - at The Dell Diamond ¬Â¦ Eight of 11 home runs allowed at home ¬Â¦ Six of 11 home runs allowed were solo shots, including five of last seven ¬Â¦ First-inning ERA is 9.60 (16 ER / 15.0 IP) ¬Â¦ 3.05 ERA (20 ER / 59.0 IP) during innings two through five ¬Â¦ Opponents hitting .200 (7-for-35) with runners in scoring position and two outs with one home run, two walks and eight strikeouts ¬Â¦ Allowed three hits, a walk and two sacrifice flies in 10 bases-loaded situations ¬Â¦ Opponents hit .363 (33-for-91) with three home runs, seven walks and six strikeouts when leading off an inning.
2011 vs. Memphis: No-decision in April 30 start at Memphis, a 10-7 Redbirds victory ¬Â¦ Left game leading 5-3 ¬Â¦ Memphis scored seven runs in the inning following his exit, including one bequeathed runner ¬Â¦ Allowed four runs on six hits over 6.1 innings with one walk and four strikeouts ¬Â¦ Also hit three batters.
2010: Spent entire season with Triple-A Las Vegas in the Toronto Blue Jays organization ¬Â¦ 2-3 with a 5.64 ERA in 35 games, five starts; 49 strikeouts over 81.1 innings.
Notable: Drafted by Chicago White Sox in 50th round of 2001 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of high school but did not sign ¬Â¦ LaTrobe, Pa., native began collegiate career at Louisville before transferring to Texas A&M ¬Â¦ Toronto Blue Jays first-round pick in 2004 after one season at Texas A&M ¬Â¦ MLB debut June 4, 2006, with Blue Jays vs. Washington Nationals ¬Â¦ Also spent time in Milwaukee Brewers and Cleveland Indians organizations ¬Â¦ Was part of the July 7, 2008, trade that sent C.C. Sabathia from Milwaukee from Cleveland ¬Â¦ Signed minor league contract with Rangers in January.
LAST NIGHT'S GAME
Julio Borbon's fourth-inning, tie-breaking RBI single propelled the Express to a 6-4 victory over Memphis at The Dell Diamond. Round Rock trailed 2-0 after consecutive solo homers from Andrew Brown and Matt Carpenter to leadoff the second inning. However, the Express tied the game in the third on consecutive two-out RBI hits from Esteban German and Chad Tracy. Omar Quintanilla followed Borbon's fourth-inning RBI single with one of his own. Tracy tacked on an RBI double in the seventh, which proved to be the game-deciding hit; he later scored on Joey Butler's RBI single. Carpenter belted a two-run homer in the eighth to cap the scoring. Eric Hurley (2-0) earned the win, while Pedro Strop notched his fifth save.
DIVISION STANDINGS UPDATE
Round Rock (51-36, .586) maintained its five-game lead over Albuquerque (46-41, .529) with last night's win; the Isotopes defeated Nashville 5-1 last night. The Express are 14-5 since June 18, during which time the Isotopes are 7-12. Round Rock has at least shared the division lead following 65 of 87 games this season. New Orleans (41-47, .466) defeated Iowa 7-6 in 10 innings last night and trails Round Rock by 10-and-a-half games. Oklahoma City (38-50, .432) defeated Omaha 7-5 last night; the RedHawks are 13-and-a-half games back. The Express are 17-14 against their division foes.
ROUND ROCK vs. AMERICAN NORTHERN DIVISION
The Express are 27-13 against American Northern Division teams this season, winning eight straight. Round Rock has completed its season series against Iowa, winning nine of 16 meetings. The Express are 7-1 against Omaha - all at The Dell Diamond - and 9-3 against Nashville. Round Rock and Memphis have split four games.
MEMPHIS vs. AMERICAN SOUTHERN DIVISION
The Redbirds are 22-17 against American Southern Division foes. Last night's loss snapped the Redbirds' eight-game winning streak against American Southern teams. Memphis has concluded its season series against New Orleans, winning seven of 16 meetings. The Redbirds are 11-1 against Oklahoma City and 3-5 against Albuquerque. The Redbirds currently are one-and-a-half games behind division-leading Omaha in the American Northern Division.
ROUND ROCK PERFECT FOLLOWING CONSECUTIVE LOSSES
Last night's 6-4 victory over Memphis came on the heels of two straight losses. The Express have not suffered a three-game skid this season, going 12-0 following consecutive losses. Every other PCL team has suffered three consecutive losses at least once. Reno lost three straight only once. Eleven of the other 14 teams have lost at least five games at some point this season. Albuquerque and Las Vegas both suffered 10-game skids, the league's longest this season. Nashville and Sacramento both lost nine straight.
EXPRESS AMONG TOP PCL TEAMS
At 51-36 (.586), Round Rock is tied with Sacramento for the PCL's second-best record. Only Reno (51-35, .593) owns a better record. Furthermore, the Express are three-and-a-half games ahead of Omaha (48-40, .545) in the overall American Conference standings. Only one other time has Round Rock reached 50 wins prior to the All-Star Game; the 2006 squad was 57-33 at the break en route to the division title.
HOME SWEET HOME
After struggling at The Dell Diamond early in the season, the Express have been strong at home over the past month. Round Rock is 28-17 at home, ranking second in the league in home wins behind only Albuquerque (29); the Express' home winning percentage (.622) is fourth in the league. The Express have won six straight home games and are 11-1 at The Dell Diamond since April 18.
BIG-FLY GUYS
The Express enter tonight's game with 116 home runs on the season. Round Rock - the first PCL team to 100 home runs this season - currently is tied with Reno for the league lead. Albuquerque is the next closest American Conference team with 107 homers. The Express clubbed 32 homers over the last 19 games after being shutout in consecutive games. Round Rock already has eclipsed the franchise's season totals from 2009 (97) and 2010 (108). The Express hit 170 home runs in 2006, an average of 1.18 per game and still the club's Triple-A era (since 2005) record. The 2011 Express average 1.33 home runs per game and are on pace to hit 192 on the season.
OFFENSE STRUGGLES WITHOUT HOMERS
The Express have homered in 57 of 87 games this season, going 38-19 in those games. However, Round Rock is just 13-17 when failing to hit at least one home run. Furthermore, the Express average 3.77 runs per game (113 total) when failing to homer. Meanwhile, Round Rock averages 6.07 runs per game when hitting at least one home run. The Express have homered in 20 of their last 29 games and scored a total of 22 runs in the other nine games, getting shutout three times and scoring one run twice.
MORE HOME-RUN NUMBERS
Round Rock snapped a 12-game winning streak when hitting at least one home run in Wednesday night's series finale at Albuquerque. ¬Â¦ The Express have gone more than two straight games without a home run only once this season - a four-game stretch April 18-21. Round Rock has not homered in either of its last two games. ¬Â¦ Round Rock has homered at least twice 34 times, going 26-8 in those games. Twelve of the 34 games were on the road, and the Express were 9-3 in those games. ¬Â¦ The Express are 14-2 when hitting at least three home runs and 6-0 when hitting at least four home runs. ¬Â¦ Round Rock has two five-homer games (June 18 vs. Omaha, June 19 vs. Omaha), two five-homer games (May 15 at Las Vegas, June 28 vs. Oklahoma City) and one six-homer game (April 9 vs. Iowa). ¬Â¦ The six-homer game was the second-best game total in franchise history, a single-game Dell Diamond record and one homer shy of the club record set at Albuquerque in 2006.
ROUND ROCK MULTIPLE-HOMER GAMES
PLAYER HR DATE OPPONENT
Chris Davis 3 April 9 Iowa
Taylor Teagarden 3 May 8 Nashville
Luis Cruz 2 April 22 at Oklahoma City
Brian Barden 2 May 15 at Las Vegas
Chad Tracy 2 May 19 Colorado Springs
Chris Davis 2 June 18 Omaha
Chris Davis 2 June 20 Omaha
Chris Davis 2 June 26 Oklahoma City
Chris Davis 2 June 28 Oklahoma City
Esteban German 2 June 28 Oklahoma City
DAVIS CONTINUES TORRID PACE
Chris Davis is tied for fifth in the PCL with 20 home runs despite playing only 37 games. Each of the other players in the league's top five has played at least 22 more game and logged at least 80 more at bats than Davis. He averages one homer every 7.40 at bats - a rate nearly four at bats per home run lower than anyone else in the league - and has five multiple-homer outings, including four in the his 15 games. If Davis were to have played the entire season with the Express, played 10 of every 11 games and homered at his current pace, he would have hit 70 home runs. Over the last 15 games, Davis is hitting .441 (26-for-59) with 10 multiple-hit games, 10 homers, 23 RBI and 16 runs scored.
PCL HOME RUN LEADERS
PLAYER, TEAM HR G AB HR/G AB/HR
*Bryan LaHair, Iowa 25 82 293 0.30 11.72
*Cody Ransom, Reno 23 82 308 0.28 13.91
Wily Mo Pena, Reno 21 63 237 0.33 11.29
*Trayvon Robinson, Albuquerque 21 82 307 0.26 14.62
*Mike Carp, Tacoma 20 59 228 0.34 11.40
*Chris Davis, Round Rock 20 37 148 0.54 7.40
Mat Gamel, Nashville 18 76 293 0.24 16.39
*Chad Tracy, Round Rock 18 81 319 0.22 17.72
*Brandon Allen, Reno 17 80 290 0.21 17.06
*Jeff Baisley, Salt Lake 17 81 322 0.21 18.94
*Alex Liddi, Tacoma 17 84 342 0.20 20.12
*Jai Miller, Sacramento 17 62 218 0.27 12.82
*Clint Robinson, Omaha 17 84 318 0.20 18.71
* - currently on team's active roster
NO LATE LOSSES AS OF LATE
The Express have won 15 straight when leading after seven innings and 16 straight when leading after eight innings. Round Rock is 39-3 this season when leading after eight innings; all three losses came in a 12-game span in the second half of May. The last time Round Rock lost when leading after eight innings was May 28 when Iowa posted three ninth-inning runs for a 6-4 win at The Dell Diamond. The Express have not lost a game when leading after nine innings.
BIG-INNING THEORY
Round Rock is 18-4 this season when scoring at least four runs in an inning and 33-32 when failing to do such. However, the difference in record is even more pronounced based upon what the opponent does. The Express are 46-21 when not allowing an inning of at least four runs but 5-15 when the opponent posts such an inning. Round Rock posted an inning of at least four runs in three of the five victories when allowing an inning of at least four runs.
COMEBACK KIDS
The Express have 29 comeback wins this season (trailing at any point in the game). Round Rock has won nine times when trailing after five innings, seven times when trailing after six innings, seven times when trailing after seven innings and four times when trailing entering the ninth inning.
FIVE IS THE KEY
Round Rock is 43-11 this season when scoring at least five runs. Only eight times have the Express won when scoring fewer than five. Meanwhile, Round Rock is 30-11 when allowing fewer than five runs and 21-25 when allowing at least five runs.
EXPRESS LEAD PCL IN ATTENDANCE
Round Rock leads the PCL in attendance, averaging 8,459 fans per game. Sacramento is second with a 7,810 per-game average, while Albuquerque (7,619) is third. The Express have finished second or third in the PCL each season since joining the league in 2005.
TEAM NOTES
* Round Rock has not lost three straight games, going 12-0 after consecutive losses.
* The Express are 16-9 in one-run games and 27-16 in games decided by two runs or fewer.
* Opponents have scored first in 49 of 87 games this season. The Express are 23-26 in those games, going 9-11 when responding with at least one run in their next at bat.
* The Express have tallied at least 10 hits in eight of their last 12 games, collecting at least 15 hits five times in that span.
* Round Rock has produced at least 15 hits 15 times.
* The Express have 15 last-at-bat wins, including seven walk-off victories.
* Round Rock is 7-2 in extra-inning games, including a 5-2 mark on the road.
* The Express are 37-12 when holding the opponent to fewer than six runs.
* Round Rock is 27-10 when scoring first and 23-10 when scoring in the first inning.
* The Express are 20-13 when allowing a first-inning run.
* Round Rock is 36-6 when out-hitting the opponent.
* The Express are 39-6 when leading after six innings, 38-3 when leading after seven innings and 39-3 when leading after eight innings.
* Round Rock has won eight of 12 games when tied after eight innings.
* The Express have out-scored their opponents 218-152 in innings four through six, including an 83-51 advantage in the sixth.
* Round Rock averages 2.2 two-out RBI per game.
PLAYER NOTES
JULIO BORBON
* Hitting .457 (21-for-46) over last 11 games with five games of at least three hits and two four-hit games
* Average has risen 90 points in that time
* Seven multiple-hit outings in last 15 games, hitting .388 (24-for-62) in that time
* Hitless in consecutive games only twice with no three-game spells
* Has stolen third seven times
* Hitting .200 (11-for-55) prior to the fourth inning, .370 (27-for-73) thereafter
JOEY BUTLER
* Hit safely in seven of last eight games (.313, 10-for-32)
* Hitless in consecutive games only twice with no three-game hitless streaks
* Hit safely in 52 of 61 games with Round Rock (played one game without a plate appearance)
* Hitting .354 (40-for-113) at The Dell Diamond with hits in 28 of 31 games
* Hitting .455 (10-for-22) in the fourth inning
* Three of five home runs were hit in the sixth inning
* Hitting .339 (61-for-180) in 47 games since May 1 after hitting .265 (13-for-49) in April
KEVIN CASH
* Multiple hits in each of last two - second time this season (May 10, 12)
* 5-for-9 in last two games after going hitless in previous nine at bats
* Season-high three hits in first game of Albuquerque series - first multiple-hit game since June 10
* 16 of 37 hits (43.2 percent) have been for extra bases (12 doubles, one triple, three home runs)
* Two of five leadoff hits were homers
* Hitting .266 (17-for-64) after the sixth inning
CHRIS DAVIS
* Missed last three games (sore groin)
* Tied for fifth in PCL with 20 home runs, three shy of league lead
* Hitting .433 (26-for-60) over last 15 games with 10 home runs, 23 RBI and 10 multiple-hit outings
* Snapped longest RBI drought of season last night (three games)
* Hitting .418 (38-for-91) through the fifth inning, .298 (17-for-57) after the fifth
* Second on team with 16 multiple-RBI outings
* 17 of 20 home runs came prior to the seventh inning
* 17 of 20 home runs, 44 of 55 RBI at The Dell Diamond
* Hitting .406 (41-for-101) at home, .298 (14-for-47) on the road
DOUG DEEDS
* Currently on disabled list (thumb)
* Hitless in last three games, longest slump of season
* Hitting .177 (11-for-62) over last 16 games
* 14 multiple-hit games
* One multiple-hit game since May 30
* Four of seven home runs were solo shots
ROBINZON DIAZ
* Hit safely in all eight games played at The Dell Diamond
* Hitting .467 (14-for-30) at home
* Hit safely in 17 of 21 games with Round Rock, including two five-game streaks
* Nine multiple-hit games
* Each of first 16 hits with Express were singles
* Hitting .396 (19-for-48) when batting ninth; .237 (9-for-38) elsewhere in the order
CODY EPPLEY
* Converted all seven save opportunities
* Five of seven saves were on the road
* Stranded 10 of 14 inherited runners
* Issued six leadoff walks
ESTEBAN GERMAN
* Multiple hits in five of last 11 games, going 17-for-43 (.395) in that time
* Leads team with 24 multiple-hit games
* Three games of three-plus hits in last nine games
* Leads Express with 11 games of three-plus hits, including a pair of four-hit games
* Hitless in consecutive games twice with no three-game skids
* Second on team with 21 two-out RBI
* Hitting .185 (5-for-27) after eighth inning
MARK HAMBURGER
* Won each of last three decisions, including each of last two outings
* Has not allowed a run since June 9 (seven outings, 12.1 innings)
* 0.54 ERA (1 ER / 16.2 IP) over last nine appearances
* 3-0, 1.96 ERA (4 ER / 18.1 IP) since June 1
DEREK HANKINS
* Tied for third in league with 17 home runs allowed
* Surrendered at least one home run in 11 of 16 outings, multiple homers five times
* Express are 6-7 in his starts, losing six of the last seven
* Averages 5.31 runs of support
ZACH JACKSON
* Won four of last five decisions
* Express are 11-4 in his starts, best of any pitcher on staff
* Averages staff-best 6.40 runs of support
* Opposing batters hit .255 on the road, .330 at The Dell Diamond
* Eight of 11 home runs allowed were at home
MATT KATA
* Snapped a season-best, 11-game hitting streak last night, going 0-for-4
* Hitting .333 (14-for-42) during streak with nine one-hit games
* Also snapped 12-game on-base streak
* Reached safely in 25 of last 27 games
* Two multiple-hit outings in last 22 games
* Nine RBI in last nine games - three multiple-RBI outings
* Struck out looking only twice in 212 at bats
MICHAEL KIRKMAN
* Optioned to Round Rock from Texas prior to July 3 game
* Third stint with Express this season
* 16 of 30 runs allowed were in two outings - April 7 vs. Iowa, July 5 at Albuquerque
* 3.21 ERA (12 ER / 33.2 IP) in other nine appearances
SETH McCLUNG
* Express are 6-5 in his starts
* Averages 5.55 runs of support per start
* 1-0, 3.79 ERA, .243 opponents' average in seven road appearances (six starts)
* Has not allowed a home run since May 30 (seven outings, 28.2 innings, 131 batters faced)
BRAD NELSON
* Hitting .301 (31-for-103) as designated hitter, .241 (38-for-158) when playing in the field
* At least one strikeout in six straight games with 11 in that time
* Two home runs in last 115 at bats
* Hit safely in nine of last 12 games, going 14-for-47 (.298) in that time with four multiple-hit outings
* Hitting .148 (4-for-27) in the fifth inning
ZACH PHILLIPS
* Leads staff with 33 appearances
* Allowed seven earned runs in 21.0 innings (3.00 ERA) over last 16 outings
* Has not allowed a home run since May 12 at Tucson - 25.1 innings over 19 appearances
* Has not allowed multiple runs in any of last 12 outings
* Surrendered one earned run in 9.2 innings of work in the ninth inning (0.93 ERA)
* 2.38 ERA (6 ER / 22.2 IP) and .258 opponents' average in 18 home outings
* 6.55 ERA (16 ER / 22.0 IP) and .307 opponents' average in 15 road appearances
OMAR QUINTANILLA
* Hit safely in 10 of last 11 games (.435, 20-for-46) with four multiple-hit outings
* Established Express single-game record with six hits July 4 at Albuquerque
* All five home runs were solo shots
* Hitting .190 (12-for-63) after the sixth inning
* Three of nine hits after the seventh inning were game-winning hits
PEDRO STROP
* 1.88 ERA (3 ER / 14.1 IP) in 10 road outings - 6.08 ERA (9 ER / 13.1 IP) in 12 home appearances
* Allowed one earned run in 9.0 innings over last eight outings (1.00 ERA)
* Six strikeouts in last eight appearances after 22 strikeouts in previous 10 appearances
* Stranded seven of 11 inherited runners
* Four extra-base hits allowed in 111 opponent at bats
BRETT TOMKO
* Credited with win in each of last three decisions
* Express are 5-1 in his last six outings (four starts)
* At least one home run allowed in eight of 10 appearances, including each of last five outings
CHAD TRACY
* Tied for seventh in league with 18 home runs
* Hit safely in four straight and seven of last eighth games, going 11-for-35 (.314) in that time
* Stretch comes on the heels of a 14-game span in which he hit .125 (6-for-48) and was hitless 11 times
* Six of 18 home runs were with two outs and at least one runner on base
* Tied for third in PCL with 69 RBI
* Leads the team in hits with runners in scoring position (37)
* Also leads team with 34 two-out hits and 29 two-out RBI
* Leads team with 22 multiple-RBI games - six more than any other player (Chris Davis)
NEXT SERIES
Following the All-Star Game break, Round Rock travels to Memphis for a five-game series July 14-17. The Express and Redbirds will play a doubleheader July 15, making up the May 1 postponement (inclement weather). Round Rock lost two of three in its previous visit to AutoZone Park.
Pacific Coast League Stories from July 8, 2011
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- 'Topes sink Sounds - Albuquerque Isotopes
- Sounds Lose Again In Albuquerque, 7-1 - Nashville Sounds
- Round Rock Express Edged by Memphis 3-1 - Round Rock Express
- RedHawks Take Fifth Straight Win, 4-3 - Oklahoma City Comets
- RedHawks Walk off with Win Over Chasers - Omaha Storm Chasers
- Zephyrs Blank I-Cubs for Second Straight Victory - New Orleans Baby Cakes
- I-Cubs Blanked 4-0 in New Orleans - Iowa Cubs
- 'Topes' First Youth Skills Clinic Set for Tomorrow - Albuquerque Isotopes
- Rangers Place Blanco on DL; Purchase Quintanilla - Round Rock Express
- Luis Martinez Recalled by San Diego Padres - Tucson Padres
- Coleman Activated; Perez Released - Iowa Cubs
- Round Rock Express - Game Notes Vs. Memphis Redbirds - Round Rock Express
- Shuck Selected to PCL All-Star Team - Oklahoma City Comets
- Rainiers edged by Reno, 4-3 - Tacoma Rainiers
- LeBlanc Quiets Fresno In 10-0 Shutout - Fresno Grizzlies
- Tucson blanks Fresno - Tucson Padres
- I-Cubs Fall on Walk-off HR in 10th Inning - Iowa Cubs
- Aces Fight Back For 4-3 Win Over Tacoma - Reno Aces
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