Louisville tops Michigan to win Louisville Regional title
Corey Ray had three hits and three RBIs as Louisville crushed Michigan 13-4 in the Louisville Regional final. Nick Solak homered and drove in three, Josh Rogers twirled seven strong innings, while Devin Hairston earned regional MVP honors with six hits and four runs across the weekend.
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Sands Lifts Indians Then Returns to Minors After Win
Jerry Sands arrived with a plan and delivered a two run homer as Cleveland edged Seattle 4-3 to secure a split of the four game series. David Murphy added a pinch hit RBI single while Nick Hagadone and Cody Allen closed out the win. Shaun Marcum earned his second win despite a short outing.
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Indians rally in 12th to edge Mariners 6 5 in protest
Lonnie Chisenhall opened the 12th with a walk off Dominic Leone as the Indians won after a disputed third out in the 12th. Michael Brantley drew a two out walk to force in the go ahead run, with Jose Ramirez and Brandon Moss contributing. The game featured 18 Indians hits and 17 left on base as Seattle’s Robinson Cano and Austin Jackson produced offense.
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Crushers' DH rained out in Avon season delay
The Lake Erie Crushers and Frontier Greys had a rainout delaying two games from 12:05 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. All-Pro Freight Stadium canceled both contests. The Aug. 8-10 makeups will feature a doubleheader Aug. 8, single Aug. 9, and double Aug. 10. Frontier rookie Jordan Kraus would have started. The Crushers resume Aug. 11 hosting River City.
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