Holy moley! There are 8 games today.

Deep breath. Here we go.

Memphis 6, Nashville 7

• Clayton Mortensen took the loss giving up 11 hits and 7 runs (6 earned). His one positive is that he struck out 5 and walked none.
• Matt Scherer struck out 1 in 2 innings of work, but allowed 2 of 2 inherited runners to score.
• Charlie Manning pitched the final inning.
• Brian Barden went 3-5 with a 3-run HR.
• Troy Glaus 2-4 with a walk.
• Tyler Greene was leading off and totaled 1-3 with a solo HR and 2 walks.
• Jarrett Hoffpauir added a 2-4 to the team.

Springfield 4, Tulsa 5 (13 innings)

• Ryan Kulik struggled over 5 innings.
• Marco Gonzalez let one of Kulik’s runners score and struck out 3 over 1.2 innings.
• Fernando Salas stranded 2 of Gonzalez’s runners and struck out 1 in his 1.1 innings.
• Sam Freeman walked 4 and struck out 2 in his 2 innings.
• Tyler Norrick is in for the 11th. Struck out 2 in the 11th and 12th.
• As commenter ArRedbird says below, Eddie Degerman came in for the 13th and lost it for the Cardinals.
  
• James Rapoport was 2-5 with a double and 2 walks.
• Tyler “Not a Tweener” Henley rolled 3-5 with 1 RBI.
• Andrew Brown went yard.

Palm Beach 4, Tampa 6 (7 innings)

• Brian Broderick gave up 3 runs over 5 innings.
• Tom Eager took the loss with 2 runs given up in only .1 innings.
• Yonathan Gonzalez stranded Eager’s run, but gave up 1 of his own.
• Adron Chambers swiped 2 bases and scored 1 run.
• Domnit’s Are Forever Bolivar was 2 for 2.
• Francisco Rivera and Matt Arburr were both 2 for 3.

Palm Beach 1, Tampa 2 (11 innings)

• Brad Furnish led off for the Cardinals striking out 2 over 5 innings giving up 1 runs.
• Chuckie Fick struck out 1 over 2.1 innings.
• He left 1 runner for Casey Mulligan who closed out the inning.
• Kristhiam Linares pitched the last 3 innings and took the loss on a solo HR.
• Chris Swauger was 5-6, but all of them were singles.
• Adron Chambers was 2-5 with a walk and a stolen base. I’m a sucker for OBP and SBs. Sadly, he was also caught stealing.
• Tommy Pham walked 3 times.
• Curt Smith was 2-6 with a double.

Quad Cities 1, Fort Wayne 4 (Game completed from yesterday)

• Jorge Rondon started for the River Bandits and gave up 3 over 4.
• Gary Daley had a positive outing for once and pitched 2 shutout innings. He struck out 1 and walked 1.
• Ramon Delgado gave up 1 run in his 2 innings, striking out 3.
• Travis Mitchell was the only player to have 2 hits for Quad Cities. One was a double.
• Osvaldo Morales had the only RBI.
• Jon Edwards also had a double.

Quad Cities 0, Fort Wayne 1 (7 innings)

• Arquimedes Nieto was good, but not good enough as he took the loss. He gave up 1 run over 5 innings allowing on 4 hits and striking out 5 and walking 0. How’s that for a run on sentence.
• Matthew Frevert allowed 1 hit and 2 walks in his inning of work.
• Only 4 hits for QC.
• Jon Edwards will be wearing the leprechaun’s hat tomorrow for stretching with 3 Ks.
• Alex Castellanos was 1-3 with a SB.

Batavia 2, Oneonta 3 (10 innings)

• Deryk Hooker struck out 6 and walked 1. He gave up 2 runs on 4 hits in 5 innings.
• Joe Kelly struck out 2 in 2 innings.
• Santo Maertz struck out 2 and walked 1 in his 2 innings.
• LaCurtis Mayes took the loss in the 10th inning.
• D’Marcus Ingram was 2-4 with a walk and a stolen base.
• Nico Vasquez was 1-4 with a double and a run.
• Ryan Jackson had the only RBI on a 1-3 day with a walk.

Johnson City 13, Bluefield 1

• Jesse Simpson struck out 4 and walked 1 allowing 1 run over 5 innings.
• Cale Johnson got the win when the bats broke out. He pitched 3 innings.
• Aaron Terry finished off the blowout by stranding the bases loaded full of inherited runners.
• Audry Perez was 2-5 with 6 RBIs with a double and a HR.
• 19 year old Teddy Obregon hit 2 homers amongst 3 hits.
• CJ Beatty went 2-5.
• Rocco Rock Racobaldo was 2-4 with a walk.

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