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Sunday, 8/30
Sacramento lost 9-1
Jarrett Parker 1-3, double, RBI
Kevin Frandsen 1-4
Carlos Triunfel 1-3
Jake Dunning (L, 4-2) 3.1-12-9-9-1-1
Brett Bochy 1.2-3-0-0-1-3
Clay Rapada 2.0-2-0-0-0-2
Cory Gearrin 1.0-1-0-0-0-3
Dunning (4-2, 6.75) got roughed up early, lasting just 3.1 innings in what was his worst outing this season. He allowed nine runs on 12 hits and one walk with one strikeout. In the seven games Dunning has started, the 3.1 innings he tossed tonight is a new season-low. He threw 69 pitches, 47 for strikes. The Sacramento bullpen again shined through as Brett Bochy, Clay Rapada, and Cory Gearrin combined to throw 4.2 shutout innings.
Richmond won 12-2
Rando Moreno 2-5, run, 3 RBI, double, triple
Ricky Oropesa 2-4, 2 runs, 5 RBI, 2 homers (in the same inning! One a Salami) (17)
Devin Harris 3-4, 3 runs, RBI, homer
Engel Beltre 2-5, 2 runs, 2 RBI, homer
Eliezer Zambrano 2-5, run, RBI
Joe Biagini (W, 10-6) 6.0-8-1-1-2-4
Tyler Mizenko 1.0-1-0-0-0-0
(Andee & Taylor Moore)
Akron, OH - Ricky Oropesa is unstoppable. The Squirrels first baseman collected his second consecutive multi-homer game in a 12-2 drubbing of Akron on Sunday afternoon at Canal Park. The Squirrels (67-65) tied the franchise record for runs in an inning with nine, as Oropesa hit two home runs in the frame. Oropesa homered five times with pair of grand slams and 13 RBIs in the four game series. The Squirrels have won the season series against Akron 9-1 and could be as few as two games out of a playoff spot if Altoona loses tonight. There are eight games remaining in the 2015 season (four home games).
Richmond jumped out to an early lead for the fourth consecutive night against Akron and starting pitcher Duke von Schamann. Devin Harris, Engel Beltre and Eliezer Zambrano all singled in the second inning to produce the first run of the game. Rando Moreno then doubled into right center field to score Beltre for a 2-0 lead. Moreno's double would have also scored the trail runner Jesus Galindo but the ball bounced off the track and over the wall, resulting in a ground-rule double. The RubberDucks countered with a solo home run form Bryson Myles in the third to cut the deficit to 2-1. Akron would load the bases in the fifth against Biagini and threatened to tie the game but Alex Lavisky struck out end the inning.
Richmond then turned the game on its side with a record-tying nine-run sixth inning. Oropesa led off the inning with a home run to right centerfield off von Schamann. The next six hitters managed to reach base before reliever Josh Martin recorded the first out of the inning. Rando Moreno connected on a two run triple down the right field line and Myles Schroder and Juan Ciriaco reached on walks and a hit by pitch to load the bases for Oropesa. The Squirrels slugger promptly drove the ball over the left centerfield wall for a grand slam and an 11-1 lead. It was the second consecutive game with a grand slam for Oropesa and his 17th home run of the year.
Joe Biagini (10-6) earned the win by hurling six innings of one-run baseball. Biagini scattered eight hits and struck out four on 94 pitches in the win. Matt Gage tossed two innings of relief and Tyler Mizenko finished out the game. Devin Harris homered in the top of the ninth to extended the lead to 12-2.
Duke von Schamann (1-2) was hit with the loss. He allowed five runs on nine hits over five innings of work. The Squirrels improved to 9-1 against Akron on the season and have won three consecutive games for the second time in August.
San Jose lost 8-3
Daniel Carbonell 1-4, run, RBI, solo homer
Angel Villalona 1-3, run
Ryder Jones 2-4, run, double
Tyler Horan 2-4, RBI
Jordan Johnson (L, 2-2) 3.0-6-5-5-1-0 (see above)
Jeff Soptic 2.0-2-0-0-0-0
Tyler Rogers 1.1-0-0-0-0-3 (1.47)
Notes:
* The Giants fell one victory shy of matching their longest win streak of the season (eight games, May 19-27).
* Sunday's loss snapped San Jose's season-high eight-game road winning streak.
* The Giants finish with a 6-1 record against Rancho Cucamonga.
* Johnson had worked 15 consecutive scoreless innings prior to the five-run bottom of the fourth.
* The Quakes out-hit San Jose 12-8. The Giants were 2-for-13 with runners in scoring position.
* Jones' double was his team-leading 29th of the season.
* San Jose finish August with a 17-12 record.
S-K won 4-2
Ronnie Jebavy 3-3, run, 2 RBI (SB-21-22-23, CS-4)
Steven Duggar 2-3, run, RBI, double
Miguel Gomez 1-4, RBI
Nolan Riggs 5-6-1-1-1-4 (2.93)
David Owen (BS, 2)(W, 2-2) 0.2-4-0-0-0-0 (how did THAT happen?!?)
Caleb Smith (S, 7) 1.2-0-0-0-1-4 (2.92)
Ronnie Jebavy went 3-for-3 with 2 RBIs in the Volcanoes's 4-2 win Sunday
Salem-Keizer clinched the series against Boise in a 4-2 decision on Sunday night at Volcanoes Stadium. The win put the Volcanoes two games ahead of the Hawks as the playoff battle enters its' final week.
Ronnie Jebavy lead the way for the Volcanoes, going 3-for-3 from the plate to secure the Salem-Keizer victory. The biggest hit of the night came with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning just after Boise had tied the game 2-2. With two men in scoring position, Jebavy lined a hit into right field to score Ashford Fulmer and Christian Lichtenthaler, giving the Volcanoes the 4-2.
Caleb Smith worked a scoreless eighth and ninth innings to defuse a late Boise threat, striking out four of the six men he faced in only 1 2/3 innings of work to secure the win. It was the team leading seventh save of the season for the South Carolina native.
Boise started strong off of Volcanoes' starter Nolan Riggs as Marcos Derkes produced a double and later scored from a Kevin Padlo line drive into left field to begin the first frame. That gave the Hawks a 1-0 advantage before Salem-Keizer had a chance to bat.
However, the Volcanoes answered quickly as Ronnie Jebavy singled to lead off the first, then scored off an RBI double from Steven Duggar. Miguel Gomez then laced a single to bring home Duggar, giving the Volcanoes a 2-1 advantage into the second frame.
The Hawks tied the game in the top of the seventh, as Jensen Park tallied an RBI single off of reliever David Owen to level the game at two apiece.
The win secured the first series victory for the Volcanoes in six attempts, dating back to early August against Eugene.
While the Volcanoes won, Salem-Keizer did not gain any ground in the second-half standings. Eugene smacked Hillsboro 10-4 Sunday night, and remain three games better than the Volcanoes in the standings with six games left to play in the regular season.
Player of the Game: Ronnie Jebavy went 3-for-3 from behind the plate, contributing two RBI's and stealing three bases in the close contest.
DSL Giants won 9-2 (2-0 in best of 5)
Juan Rodriguez 2-5, run
Manuel Geraldo 2-5, run, RBI, double
Sandro Fabian 1-4, 2 runs
Mecky Coronado 1-3, 2 runs
Beicker Mendoza 1-5, run, 4 RBI, homer (grand slam) kid is only 17, and has improved all season, now showing some power in the bat.
Marco Guzman 1-4, 2 RBI, double
Orleny Quiroz 4.0-5-2-2-1-2
Hengerber Medina 2.2-0-0-0-0-5
Augusta rained out
AZL Giants season is over
Sacramento lost 9-1
Jarrett Parker 1-3, double, RBI
Kevin Frandsen 1-4
Carlos Triunfel 1-3
Jake Dunning (L, 4-2) 3.1-12-9-9-1-1
Brett Bochy 1.2-3-0-0-1-3
Clay Rapada 2.0-2-0-0-0-2
Cory Gearrin 1.0-1-0-0-0-3
Dunning (4-2, 6.75) got roughed up early, lasting just 3.1 innings in what was his worst outing this season. He allowed nine runs on 12 hits and one walk with one strikeout. In the seven games Dunning has started, the 3.1 innings he tossed tonight is a new season-low. He threw 69 pitches, 47 for strikes. The Sacramento bullpen again shined through as Brett Bochy, Clay Rapada, and Cory Gearrin combined to throw 4.2 shutout innings.
Richmond won 12-2
Rando Moreno 2-5, run, 3 RBI, double, triple
Ricky Oropesa 2-4, 2 runs, 5 RBI, 2 homers (in the same inning! One a Salami) (17)
Devin Harris 3-4, 3 runs, RBI, homer
Engel Beltre 2-5, 2 runs, 2 RBI, homer
Eliezer Zambrano 2-5, run, RBI
Joe Biagini (W, 10-6) 6.0-8-1-1-2-4
Tyler Mizenko 1.0-1-0-0-0-0
(Andee & Taylor Moore)
Akron, OH - Ricky Oropesa is unstoppable. The Squirrels first baseman collected his second consecutive multi-homer game in a 12-2 drubbing of Akron on Sunday afternoon at Canal Park. The Squirrels (67-65) tied the franchise record for runs in an inning with nine, as Oropesa hit two home runs in the frame. Oropesa homered five times with pair of grand slams and 13 RBIs in the four game series. The Squirrels have won the season series against Akron 9-1 and could be as few as two games out of a playoff spot if Altoona loses tonight. There are eight games remaining in the 2015 season (four home games).
Richmond jumped out to an early lead for the fourth consecutive night against Akron and starting pitcher Duke von Schamann. Devin Harris, Engel Beltre and Eliezer Zambrano all singled in the second inning to produce the first run of the game. Rando Moreno then doubled into right center field to score Beltre for a 2-0 lead. Moreno's double would have also scored the trail runner Jesus Galindo but the ball bounced off the track and over the wall, resulting in a ground-rule double. The RubberDucks countered with a solo home run form Bryson Myles in the third to cut the deficit to 2-1. Akron would load the bases in the fifth against Biagini and threatened to tie the game but Alex Lavisky struck out end the inning.
Richmond then turned the game on its side with a record-tying nine-run sixth inning. Oropesa led off the inning with a home run to right centerfield off von Schamann. The next six hitters managed to reach base before reliever Josh Martin recorded the first out of the inning. Rando Moreno connected on a two run triple down the right field line and Myles Schroder and Juan Ciriaco reached on walks and a hit by pitch to load the bases for Oropesa. The Squirrels slugger promptly drove the ball over the left centerfield wall for a grand slam and an 11-1 lead. It was the second consecutive game with a grand slam for Oropesa and his 17th home run of the year.
Joe Biagini (10-6) earned the win by hurling six innings of one-run baseball. Biagini scattered eight hits and struck out four on 94 pitches in the win. Matt Gage tossed two innings of relief and Tyler Mizenko finished out the game. Devin Harris homered in the top of the ninth to extended the lead to 12-2.
Duke von Schamann (1-2) was hit with the loss. He allowed five runs on nine hits over five innings of work. The Squirrels improved to 9-1 against Akron on the season and have won three consecutive games for the second time in August.
San Jose lost 8-3
Daniel Carbonell 1-4, run, RBI, solo homer
Angel Villalona 1-3, run
Ryder Jones 2-4, run, double
Tyler Horan 2-4, RBI
Jordan Johnson (L, 2-2) 3.0-6-5-5-1-0 (see above)
Jeff Soptic 2.0-2-0-0-0-0
Tyler Rogers 1.1-0-0-0-0-3 (1.47)
Notes:
* The Giants fell one victory shy of matching their longest win streak of the season (eight games, May 19-27).
* Sunday's loss snapped San Jose's season-high eight-game road winning streak.
* The Giants finish with a 6-1 record against Rancho Cucamonga.
* Johnson had worked 15 consecutive scoreless innings prior to the five-run bottom of the fourth.
* The Quakes out-hit San Jose 12-8. The Giants were 2-for-13 with runners in scoring position.
* Jones' double was his team-leading 29th of the season.
* San Jose finish August with a 17-12 record.
S-K won 4-2
Ronnie Jebavy 3-3, run, 2 RBI (SB-21-22-23, CS-4)
Steven Duggar 2-3, run, RBI, double
Miguel Gomez 1-4, RBI
Nolan Riggs 5-6-1-1-1-4 (2.93)
David Owen (BS, 2)(W, 2-2) 0.2-4-0-0-0-0 (how did THAT happen?!?)
Caleb Smith (S, 7) 1.2-0-0-0-1-4 (2.92)
Ronnie Jebavy went 3-for-3 with 2 RBIs in the Volcanoes's 4-2 win Sunday
Salem-Keizer clinched the series against Boise in a 4-2 decision on Sunday night at Volcanoes Stadium. The win put the Volcanoes two games ahead of the Hawks as the playoff battle enters its' final week.
Ronnie Jebavy lead the way for the Volcanoes, going 3-for-3 from the plate to secure the Salem-Keizer victory. The biggest hit of the night came with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning just after Boise had tied the game 2-2. With two men in scoring position, Jebavy lined a hit into right field to score Ashford Fulmer and Christian Lichtenthaler, giving the Volcanoes the 4-2.
Caleb Smith worked a scoreless eighth and ninth innings to defuse a late Boise threat, striking out four of the six men he faced in only 1 2/3 innings of work to secure the win. It was the team leading seventh save of the season for the South Carolina native.
Boise started strong off of Volcanoes' starter Nolan Riggs as Marcos Derkes produced a double and later scored from a Kevin Padlo line drive into left field to begin the first frame. That gave the Hawks a 1-0 advantage before Salem-Keizer had a chance to bat.
However, the Volcanoes answered quickly as Ronnie Jebavy singled to lead off the first, then scored off an RBI double from Steven Duggar. Miguel Gomez then laced a single to bring home Duggar, giving the Volcanoes a 2-1 advantage into the second frame.
The Hawks tied the game in the top of the seventh, as Jensen Park tallied an RBI single off of reliever David Owen to level the game at two apiece.
The win secured the first series victory for the Volcanoes in six attempts, dating back to early August against Eugene.
While the Volcanoes won, Salem-Keizer did not gain any ground in the second-half standings. Eugene smacked Hillsboro 10-4 Sunday night, and remain three games better than the Volcanoes in the standings with six games left to play in the regular season.
Player of the Game: Ronnie Jebavy went 3-for-3 from behind the plate, contributing two RBI's and stealing three bases in the close contest.
DSL Giants won 9-2 (2-0 in best of 5)
Juan Rodriguez 2-5, run
Manuel Geraldo 2-5, run, RBI, double
Sandro Fabian 1-4, 2 runs
Mecky Coronado 1-3, 2 runs
Beicker Mendoza 1-5, run, 4 RBI, homer (grand slam) kid is only 17, and has improved all season, now showing some power in the bat.
Marco Guzman 1-4, 2 RBI, double
Orleny Quiroz 4.0-5-2-2-1-2
Hengerber Medina 2.2-0-0-0-0-5
Augusta rained out
AZL Giants season is over
