Kid Nichols (1869)
Jerry Doggett (1916)
Jerry Coleman (1924)
Jim Fanning (1927)
Stan Williams (1936)
Jerry Don Gleaton (1957)
Tim Wallach (1957)
Mike Durant (1969)
David Bell (1972)
Chad Bradford (1974)
Delmon Young (1985)
Derek Law (1990)
Andrew Vasquez (1993)
Jerry Doggett was a broadcaster for the Dodgers from 1956-1987.
COLUMBUS CLIPPERS 8, ST. PAUL SAINTS 7 IN COLUMBUS
St. Paul had leads of 5-3, 6-4, and 7-5, but Raynel Delgado hit a three-run homer in the eighth to win it for Columbus.
Multi-hit games: Jeferson Morales was 2-for-2 with a walk and two RBIs. Carson McCusker was 2-for-4 with a double, a walk, and three runs.
Home runs: Michael Helman (14).
Multi-RBI games: Anthony Prato 2 (30); Morales 2 (4).
Stolen bases: None.
Pitching prowess: None.
Loss: Nick Wittgren (1-2).
Opposition standout: Delgado was 3-for-4 with a home run and three RBIs.
Record: St. Paul is 30-36, tied for eighth with Iowa, 12.5 games behind Columbus.
TULSA DRILLERS 5, WICHITA WIND SURGE 0 IN WICHITA
Leading 1-0, Tulsa scored four in the eighth.
Multi-hit games: None. Wichita had one hit.
Home runs: None.
Multi-RBI games: None.
Stolen bases: Noah Cardenas (4).
Pitching prowess: Cory Lewis struck out six in six innings, giving up one run on two hits and two walks.
Loss: Lewis (2-6).
Opposition standout: Jackson Ferris struck out five in five shutout innings, giving up a hit and a walk. Bubba Alleyne was 3-for-4 with a home run and two runs.
Record: Wichita is 25-41, in fifth (last) place, seventeen games behind Arkansas.
TODAY'S TILTS
6:05 St. Paul (Aaron Rozek, 1-5, 6.20) at Columbus
7:05 Tulsa at Wichita (Marco Raya, 2-4, 4.52)
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Mike McNally (1893)
Dutch Reuther (1893)
Pat Collins (1896)
Eddie Rommel (1897)
Rabbit Warstler (1903)
Thornton Lee (1906)
Ed Sudol (1920)
Rick Wise (1945)
Rick Dempsey (1949)
Jim Obradovich (1949)
Mike Fischlin (1955)
Erik Bennett (1968)
Bernie Williams (1968)
Denny Neagle (1968)
Brent Brede (1971)
Armando Rios (1971)
Daisuke Matsuzaka (1980)
Rickie Weeks (1982)
Marcus Walden (1988)
Andy Wilkins (1988)
Ed Sudol was a minor league first baseman from 1940-1953, never getting higher than AA. He then became an umpire and was National League ump from 1957-1977.
I think eight is the most Twins we have born on one day.
We would also like to wish a very happy birthday to Papa Beau.
COLUMBUS CLIPPERS 7, ST. PAUL SAINTS 6 IN COLUMBUS
St. Paul led 6-3 through seven, but Micah Pries hit a three-run homer in the eighth and Johnathan Rodriguez homered in the ninth.
Multi-hit games: Payton Eeles was 2-for-2 with three walks. Diego Castillo was 2-for-4 with a home run, a walk, and three RBIs. Jeferson Morales was 2-for-4 with a double. Carson McCusker was 2-for-5 with a home run and two runs.
Home runs: Castillo (9); McCusker (4).
Multi-RBI games: Castillo 3 (53).
Stolen bases: Eeles (14); Castillo (13).
Pitching prowess: Jeff Brigham retired all four men he faced, striking out three. Giovanny Gallegos struck out two in a scoreless inning, giving up a hit and a walk.
Loss: Diego Castillo (0-5).
Opposition standout: Rodriguez was 3-for-5 with a home run, a double, and two runs.
Record: St. Paul is 30-35, in eighth place, 11.5 games behind Columbus.
TULSA DRILLERS 5, WICHITA WIND SURGE 3 IN WICHITA
Tulsa scored all of their runs in the third inning to lead 5-0.
Multi-hit games: Aaron Sabato was 2-for-4.
Home runs: Kala'i Rosario (8).
Multi-RBI games: None.
Stolen bases: None.
Pitching prowess: Mike Paredes struck out three in two shutout innings, giving up two hits. John Stankiewicz struck out two in two shutout innings, giving up a hit and a walk. Miguel Rodriguez pitched a scoreless inning, giving up one hit.
Loss: Christian MacLeod (1-2).
Opposition standout: Jared Karros struck out three in three perfect innings.
Record: Wichita is 25-40, in fifth (last) place, sixteen games behind Arkansas and Springfield.
TODAY'S TILTS
5:15 St. Paul (Andrew Morris, 1-0, 3.04) at Columbus
7:05 Tulsa at Wichita (Cory Lewis, 2-5, 2.70)
When some program requires the Task Manager to be overridden and shut down, I usually do so, and then tell the Task Manager to end its own program.
Nick Young (1840)
Bob Groom (1884)
Fred Luderus (1885)
Spud Chandler (1907)
Charlie Keller (1916)
Andy Seminick (1920)
Stan Lopata (1925)
Albie Pearson (1934)
Mickey Lolich (1940)
John Montague (1947)
Scotti Madison (1959)
Thom Brennaman (1963)
Keith Hughes (1963)
Luis Castillo (1975)
Sean Burroughs (1980)
Macier Izturis (1980)
Carmen Pignatiello (1982)
Clayton Richard (1983)
Freddie Freeman (1989)
Jose Urena (1991)
Matt Wisler (1992)
Nick Young was the secretary of the National Association, was the first secretary of the National League and was National League president from 1881-1903.
The son of broadcaster Marty Brennaman, Thom Brennaman broadcast games for the Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs, and Arizona Diamondbacks, as well as the Fox Network.
We would also like to wish a happy birthday to CarterHayes.
Oasis is back!!
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Zebby Matthews
One game isn't enough to cleanse the ineptitude of the prior week but it's certainly nice to see.
This is Kochanowicz's rookie season and he has an interesting pitching line so far. He's pitched 38 ⅔ innings and struck out merely 12. To be fair to him, he spent the first four months of the season in AA. He hasn't been terrible, but duplicating Nick Blackburn's line in 2024 is a tough thing to do.
ST. PAUL SAINTS 7, COLUMBUS CLIPPERS 4 IN COLUMBUS
St. Paul scored six in the third to take a 6-1 lead.
Multi-hit games: Jeferson Morales was 2-for-4 with a triple. Yunior Severino was 2-for-4 with a double and two runs.
Home runs: Diego Castillo (8).
Multi-RBI games: Anthony Prato 2 (28).
Stolen bases: Castillo (12).
Pitching prowess: Kody Funderburk pitched a perfect inning, striking out one. Randy Dobnak pitched five innings, giving up two runs on four hits and two walks and striking out two.
Win: Dobnak (12-6).
Opposition standout: Triston McKenzie struck out four in three shutout innings, giving up a hit and a walk.
Record: St. Paul is 30-34, tied for seventh with Toledo, 10.5 games behind Columbus.
TULSA DRILLERS 5, WICHITA WIND SURGE 4 IN WICHITA
Jose Ramos hit a two-run homer in a three-run eighth that gave Tulsa a 5-3 lead.
Multi-hit games: Ben Ross was 3-for-4 with a double and two RBIs.
Home runs: Kala'i Rosario (7).
Multi-RBI games: Ross Dunn 2 (35).
Stolen bases: Ross (19).
Pitching prowess: Jaylin Nowlin struck out five in five innings, giving up two runs (one earned) on two hits and three walks. Jacob Wosinski struck out two in two shutout innings, giving up a hit and a walk. Cody Laweryson pitched a perfect inning.
Loss: Regi Grace (1-4).
Opposition standout: Ramos was 1-for-3 with a home run, a walk, and two RBIs.
Record: Wichita is 25-39, in fifth (last) place, fifteen games behind Arkansas and Springfield.
TODAY'S TILTS
5:15 St. Paul (Caleb Boushley, 9-5, 4.95) at Columbus
7:05 Tulsa at Wichita (TBD)
