MEDIA INFORMATION LAST TIME OUT: The RailRiders dropped a pair of games to the host Sox on Saturday by identical scores of -. The RailRiders have lost back-to-back road games for the first time since May - at Syracuse. The Sox have won six of their last eight to climb back over.00. SOL MAN: Donovan Solano ended May with a. batting average. Since the start of June, he has reached safely in of his games played and owns a./.8/.9/.8 line in that time. He has doubled eight times and driven in runs while boosting his season average by over 00 points to.9. I'M JUST A CAVE MAN: Jake Cave has played games with the RailRiders this season. The MVP of the Governors' Cup Championship Series in 0, Cave has gone -for- with eight extra-base hits (five home runs), eight RBIs and eight runs scored, slashing././.9/.0. DEBUT DINGER: In his Triple-A debut, Devyn Bolasky bashed a two-run homer to right in the seventh and final frame of yesterday's nightcap. The big fly spoiled a shutout bid by starter Hector Velazquez and made for Bolasky's second career homer. A pro since 0, his only other home run came in 0 with Low-A Charleston at West Virginia on May of that year. Of his career hits, 9 have been singles (career. slugging percentage). RED THUNDER: Clint Frazier homered in his MLB debut last night. Per ESPN Stats & Info, at years, 98 days old, he became the youngest Yankee to homer in his debut since John Ellis on May, 99 (0-9). NEW BLOOD: Billy McKinney made his Triple-A debut in the opening game, pinch hitting for Frazier. His first hit was a double in the nightcap. A first-rounder by Texas in 0 (th overall), he has been traded twice (OAK to CHC in July of 0 in the Jeff Samardzija deal, and CHC to NYY in July of 0 in the Aroldis Chapman trade). McKinney was drafted the same year as both Frazier (th overall by CLE) and Aaron Judge (nd overall by NYY, eight spots after McKinney). SWIPER, NO SWIPING!: leads the IL in caught-stealing efficiency at % (9 of caught). Eddy Rodriguez stands as the IL's top catcher in the category. With Rodriguez behind the plate has nabbed men in 0 attempts (%). The IL's average caught-stealing efficiency minus stands at %. OFF THE RAILS: The 0 RailRiders reached 0 wins faster (G) than the 0 National Champions (0G)...It took 8G for the 0 RailRiders to earn 0 triumphs... With a win tonight, the RailRiders would also reach the 0-win mark in 8 games...through their first 8 games of the season, the RailRiders have used different starting pitchers...the 0 RailRiders tied the IL single-season record by using different starters...this year's RailRiders have used total players this season ( position players, pitchers)...the 0 unit tied the IL record by using different players, a mark originally set by the 0 Norfolk Tides... Dietrich Enns' start was his first Triple-A appearance since April...The RailRiders played error-free baseball in the nightcap, snapping a season-long run of games with a miscue at eight...the Sox belted five homers between the two games including the seventh of the year for Matt Dominguez...Five of his seven big flies have come against the RailRiders... has lost four of its five games at McCoy Stadium this season...the Sox announced a sellout crowd of 0,0 for the Saturday action...tucket snapped a six-game home losing streak... 's offense ranks among the IL's best in: R/G (nd,.8), AVG (st,.), OBP (st,.), SLG (st,.), OPS (st,.8), B (st, ), B (st, ), HR (th, 8) and SB (rd, )... pitching ranks among the IL's best in ERA (rd,.9), WHIP (st,.) and K/9IP (nd, 9.). CATCH IT HERE: PNC Field will host the 0 Gildan Triple-A National Championship Game on Sept. 9 at :0 p.m. For tickets or more information, please call 0-99-BALL () or visit swbrailriders.com. The RailRiders claimed the franchise's second-ever Governors' Cup as IL champs and the team's first-ever Triple-A national title with a win over El Paso in 0. Mon: Tue: Wed: Thu: at tucket :0 p.m. :0 p.m. (TV) :0 p.m. :0 p.m. RailRiders (9-) International League Affiliate of the New York Yankees vs. tucket Red Sox (0-9) International League Affiliate of the Boston Red Sox Game No. 8 -- Road Game No. -- McCoy Stadium -- Sunday, July, 0 -- :0 p.m. RAILRIDERS BREAKDOWN HOME: - AWAY: -9 STREAK: L LAST : - LAST 0: - Upcoming Probables : RHP Ronald Herrera (8-0,.) - AA : LHP Caleb Smith (-0,.0) : LHP Daniel Camarena (-,.8) : LHP Dietrich Enns (0-,.8) : TBA Buf: LHP Brett Oberholtzer (-,.0) Buf: LHP T.J. House (-,.) Buf: RHP Cesar Valdez (-,.99) Tonight's Probables : RHP Chance Adams (-,.) vs. PAW: RHP Shawn Haviland (-,.8) ON THE BUMP: Chance Adams was dubbed NYY's 8th-best prospect by Baseball America after ' when he went a combined -,. w/a+/aa while leading full-season MiLB starters in BAA (.9). He left AA this year -0, pacing the EL in ERA (.0). He tossed seven-plus innings for the first time this season and third time on his short starting career in his final AA start May 8 at Akron (IP, 8H, R, BB, K, HR - Win). He dominated in a May win vs. COL (IP, H, 0R, BB, CH K). Since he debuted he ranks among the IL's best in ERA (th), WHIP (st 0.90), BAA (st,.) and K (th, ). An OAK '08 rd-rd'er (99th overall) out of Harvard, Shawn Haviland was an AS w/a Kane County in '09 and A+ Stockton in '0. In '0 he led OAK's farm w/9k and got his first AAA taste. He struggled in ' w/aa Midland (-,.08, HR in.ip) and repeated ' (-8,.80, HR in 0IP). He missed ' recovering from TJ. On the mend in ', he went 8-9,.8 (A+/AA). He signed w/chw as MiLB FA in ': 9G/GS w/cha -,.9,.,., 0HR in.ip. He spent the end of ' w/paw (GS, -,.,.89,.). He split ' w/col (GS, -,.0,.8,.0) and Indy New Britain (G/GS, -,.,.). He took a ND at May (IP, H, R/ER, BB, K, HR). He tossed his first career SHO vs. BUF June 8 (9IP, H, 0R, 0BB, K, HB - 9P/S). In GS since: -,.,.,.,.IP, HR). 0 Regular-Season Series: vs. PAW Prints THEY WERE THE CHAMPIONS: Wildcard entrants to the 0 IL playoffs, the Sox took down IL North champion Syracuse and IL South champ Durham to win their fourth Governors' Cup. That added to crowns claimed in 9, 98 and 0. BOLES' BIO: At, Kevin Boles is the IL's second-youngest manager. Before he arrived and hoisted the Governors' Cup in his first season, the now-fourth-year IL skipper spent three seasons managing Double-A Portland. He came to Boston in 008 when he mentored Adv.-A Salem after stops with the Marlins, Royals and Twins. The son of former Marlins manager John Boles is a University of South Florida alumnus and was a Cubs' nd-rounder in 998. Announced as tucket's fifth manager in seven years, he followed Ron Johnson (00-09), Torey Lovullo (00), Arnie Beyeler (0- ), and Gary DiSarcina (0). Those four all hit the bigs directly from tucket. Johnson-Boston B coach in 00; Lovullo- Toronto B coach in 0; Beyeler-Boston B coach in 0; and DiSarcina-Angels B coach in 0. THE LONGEST GAME: tucket shares a record that has stood since 98. On April 8 that year, the Sox and Rochester Red Wings started the longest game in pro baseball history. The -inning contest took eight hours and minutes over three different days. It was not suspended until a little after a.m. on April 9 due to the umpires not having a curfew rule in their rule book. IL president Harold Cooper called for the suspension. The game resumed June and took 8 minutes to finish with tucket's Dave Koza driving in the winner. Two future HOF players saw action in Rochester's Cal Ripken, Jr. (-for-) and tucket's Wade Boggs (-for-) who tied the game in the st off of Steve Luebber. RADIO: The Game Radio Network (00. FM, 0. FM, 0 AM, 00 AM, 0 AM) WEBCAST: boldgoldradionepa.com SMARTPHONE APP: RadioBOLD Date -8-9 -0 - - - -8 - - - - -0 - - - 8-8- 8- Site Result Winning Pitcher L -0 Velazquez (-0) L - B. Johnson (-0) W - C. Smith (-0) W 8- Frieri (-0) W - Webb (-0) W 9-8 Heller (-) W -0 Mantiply (-) W - Adams (-) W 9- Ca. Smith (-0) L 8-0 Olmos (-) W 0-9 Mitchell (-) L - Callahan (-) L - Velazquez (-) Losing Pitcher Camarena (-) Gallegos (0-) Owens (-) Sherpherd (0-) Owens (-) Ramirez (0-) K. Martin (0-) Kendrick (-) Owens (-) Camarena (-) Beeks (-) Graham (0-) Enns (0-) Save Boyer () N. Ramirez () T. Jones () - inn. Wotherspoon () Maddox () Workman ()
STARTERS RELIEVERS TOTALS W 8 9 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 0 Notes RailRiders Pitching Breakdown L 0 SV -- ERA.8.0.9 IP 9. 9. 99. H 0 R 88 ER 9 BB SO 9 0 Starts of Seven or More Innings (0) Pitcher IP Date Opponent Dec. Game Result Domingo Acevedo.0 - at Buf Win W 8- Chance Adams.0-9 vs. Roc Loss L - Luis Cessa.0-0 vs. LHV Win W -0 Luis Cessa.0 - vs. ND W 9-8 Luis Cessa 8.0 - vs. Tol Loss L -0 Domingo German.0 - at Col Win W -0 Domingo German.0-0 vs. Col Loss L -0 Chad Green.0 - vs. Buf Win W - Brady Lail.0-9 vs. Ind Loss L 8- Caleb Smith.0-8 at Buf Win W -0 Starter Breakdown Starter Starts Team Record In Starts No Decisions Record As Starter Caleb Smith - 8-0 Brad Lail - - Luis Cessa 0 - - Chance Adams 9 - - Bryan Mitchell 8 - - Daniel Camarena - - Chad Green - - Joe Mantiply - 0-0 Dietrich Enns 0-0- Domingo German - - Domingo Acevedo - 0 - Johnny Barbato 0-0 0- Adonis Rosa -0 0-0 Eric Ruth -0 0-0 Matt Wotherspoon -0 0-0 HR Runners Inherited / Scored Runners Inherited Pitcher Inherited Runs Allowed Pct. Cortes Feyereisen Frieri Gallegos German Graham Gurka Heller Jones Layne Mantiply Shreve Webb Wotherspoon Name Castillo Diaz Higashioka Rodriguez Sanchez RailRiders Catching RailRiders Catchers - ERA Breakdown Name Castillo Diaz Higashioka Rodriguez Sanchez 9 8 0 0 0 CS ATT. Pct. PB..00 0. 0. 0 0 n/a 0 9.0 Innings Caught ER ERA.0.88 0.0 8 8.0 08.0 8.00 8...0.0 99. 9..000.0.9.000.000.9.00.00.....8.000.9 W 9 L B Choi () Austin () Culver () Ford (8) Refsnyder (8) Bird () Castillo () Wade () M. Williams () Payton () Cave () B Solano (9) Refsnyder (8) Wade () Culver (9) Fleming (8) Tejada (8) Torres () Avelino () Fowler (8) Frazier (8) Sanchez () Solano () Ellsbury () Torres () M. Williams () Andujar () Cave () Culver () B Solano () Culver () Tejada () Wade (0) Andujar (8) Avelino () Fleming () Fowler () Frazier () Austin () Torres () Bird () Refsnyder () Andujar () Solano () McKinney () Payton () SS Wade () Culver () Tejada () Avelino () Games Started By Position Batting Order Breakdown (Starts Only) Choi () Refsnyder () Austin () Ford (9) Frazier () Higashioka () Solano () C E. Rodriguez () Castillo (0) Higashioka () Diaz () Sanchez () Frazier () Refsnyder (0) Solano (0) Tejada () Choi () Culver () Higashioka () Payton () M. Williams () Andujar () LF Frazier (8) M. Williams () Fowler () Payton () Cave () Wade () Bolasky () Culver () M. Williams () Cave () Solano () Payton () Tejada () Andujar () Higashioka () Culver () Frazier () Refsnyder () CF Fowler (9) M. Williams () Cave () Payton () Wade () Ellsbury () Tejada () Solano () Culver () M. Williams () Payton () Choi () Higashioka () Avelino () Cave () Castillo () Fleming () E. Rodriguez () RF Frazier (9) Fowler () Payton () M. Williams () Refsnyder () Cave () Austin () McKinney () Wade () 8 Culver () Payton (9) Solano (8) Tejada (8) Choi () Fleming () E. Rodriguez () Castillo () Avelino () M. Williams () Bolasky () DH Choi () Payton () Austin () Frazier () Solano () Fowler () M. Williams () Cave () Tejada () Culver () Refsnyder () Bird () Ellsbury () Ford () Sanchez () 9 E. Rodriguez (9) Castillo () Culver () Avelino () Fleming () Payton () Diaz () Solano () Choi ()
RAILRIDERS HITTERS NOTES #9 Miguel Andujar, INF -0, Birthplace: San Cristobal, D.R. Signed by the New York Yankees as a non-drafted free agent on July, 0 In 0, ranked third in the Yankees organization with 0 RBI Led Advanced-A Tampa in hits and doubles and tied for the team lead in triples in 0 # Rob Refsnyder, INF -0, 00 Birthplace: Seoul, South Korea Born Kim Jung-tae in Seoul, South Korea...Adopted by parents Jane and Clint whom reside in California when he was around five months old Member of the 0 College World Series champion Arizona Wildcats; CWS Most Outstanding Player Fifth-round pick by the Yankees (8th) in 0 Has hit. with HR and RBI in games with the Yankees # 9 Jake Cave, OF -0, 00 Birthplace: Hampton, Va. Selected by the Yankees in the sixth round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft Claimed by Reds in 0 MLB Rule Draft, but lost final roster spot out of Spring Training to Tyler Holt 0 Governors' Cup Championship Series MVP # Ji-Man Choi, INF -, 0 Birthplace: Incheon, South Korea Signed by the Seattle Mariners as a non-drafted free agent on July, 009 Signed MiLB contract with the Baltimore Orioles in 0 and was later picked by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in the 0 MLB Rule Draft Made his MLB debut with the Angels on April, 0 # Eddy Rodriguez, C -0, 0 Birthplace: Villa Clara, Cuba Was originally selected by the Reds in the 0th round of the 00 First-Year Player Draft out of the University of Miami Eddy and his family (parents Edilio and Ylya, sister Yanisbet and cousin Carlos) defected from Cuba when he was seven years old...sailed to Florida on his father's fishing boat...the group was caught in a storm, but eventually rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard and settled in Miami Made his Major League debut with the Padres...hit a home run in his first Major League at-bat off the Reds' Johnny Cueto #0 Cito Culver, INF -0, 9 Birthplace: Rochester, N.Y. Rated as the third best prospect out of New York in 00 by Baseball America Selected by the Yankees in the first round of the 00 First-Year Player Draft Made his debut in 0, appearing in eight games Hit his first Triple-A home run at Rochester on August, 0 # Donovan Solano, INF -0, 0 Birthplace: Barranquilla, Colombia Was originally signed as a non-drafted free agent by the St. Louis Cardinals on January, 00 Older brother, Jhonatan, is a catcher in the Nationals organization who has spent parts of three seasons in MLB (0 w/ the Marlins and 0- w/ the Nationals) Became the Colombian-born player to reach MLB when he received a promotion to the Marlins on May 0...recorded a single in his first career at-bat on May With in 0, led the IL with hits and owned third-best average (.9) on the circuit # 0 Dustin Fowler, OF -0, 9 Birthplace: Caldwell, Ga. Rated the No. 0 Yankees prospect according to Baseball America Selected by the New York Yankees in the 8th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of West Laurens High School (Ga.) Hit.8 with HR, 88RBI and stolen bases across games with Double-A Trenton in 0 # Tyler Wade, INF -, 80 Birthplace: Murrieta, Calif. Rated the No. Yankees prospect by MLB.com and No. by Baseball America Selected by the New York Yankees in the fourth round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of Murrieta Valley High School (Calif.) Had SB in attempts with Double-A Trenton last season...hit.9 in games # Clint Frazier, OF -, Birthplace: Decatur, Ga. Rated the No. Yankees prospect according to Baseball America Originally selected by the Indians (th overall) in the first round in the 0 MLB First- Year Player Draft Acquired by the Yankees along with pitchers Ben Heller, Justus Sheffield and J.P. Feyereisen for Andrew Miller on July # Mark Payton, OF -8, 90 Birthplace: Orland Park, Ill. Drafted by Minnesota (st rd, 00) and Cleveland (th rd, 0) but did not sign Selected by the Yankees in the th rd of the 0 First-Year Player Draft Played four years at the University of Texas, hitting.8 Reached safely in 0 consecutive games across his junior and senior seasons, the longest streak in Big XII history Went - with a triple and RBI in the Governors' Cup clinching-win at Gwinnett
RAILRIDERS PITCHERS NOTES # 8 Chance Adams, RHP -0, Birthplace: Scottsdale, Ariz. Rated the No. 8 Yankees prospect per Baseball America Selected in the th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of Dallas Baptist Combined to go - with a. over G/GS between A+/AA in 0 Won his debut with at Syr (.0IP, 0R, K) on May # Tyler Jones, RHP -, 0 Birthplace: Milwaukee, Wis. Selected by the Minnesota Twins in the th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of LSU Was signed by the Atlanta Braves as a Minor League free agent on March 0, 0 Signed by the Yankees as a minor league free agent on Jan., 0 Spent all of 0 with Double-A Trenton (-,. ERA, SV) Picked by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 0 MLB Rule Draft, but was returned Originally selected by the White Sox in the st round of the 00 First-Year Player Draft but did not sign # Dan Camarena, LHP -0, 00 Birthplace: Bonita, Calif. Selected by the Yankees in the 0th rd of the 0 MLB Draft from Cathedral Catholic High School (San Diego, Calif.) Missed all of 0 after undergoing surgery to remove bone spurs from his left elbow Started and won the pivotal Game victory in the 0 Governors' Cup CS # J.P. Feyereisen, RHP -, Birthplace: River Falls, Wisc. Acquired by the Yankees with OF Clint Frazier, RHP Ben Heller and RHP Justus Sheffield from Cleveland for RHP Andrew Miller on July, 0 Selected by the Indians in the th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft Ranked as the top Division III prospect in 0 # J.R. Graham, RHP -0, 8 Birthplace: Sacramento, Calif. Originally chosen by the Oakland Athletics in the th round of the 008 MLB Draft out of Livermore High School (Calif.), but did not sign Selected by the Atlanta Braves in the fourth round of the 0 MLB Draft out of Santa Clara University Taken by the Minnesota Twins in the 0 Rule Draft Made his MLB debut on April, 0 against the Detroit Tigers Has worn stirrups since he was or so his mother, Julie, who is legally blind, can distinguish him on the field # Ben Heller, RHP -, 0 Birthplace: Milwaukee, Wis. Selected by the Indians in the nd round of the 0 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of Olivet Nazarene University Acquired by the Yankees along with outfielder Clint Frazier and pitchers Justus Sheffield and J.P. Feyereisen for Andrew Miller on July Made his MLB debut on August, 0 against the Baltimore Orioles, pitching a scoreless eighth inning # Brady Lail, RHP -, 0 Birthplace: South Jordan, Utah Selected by the New York Yankees in the 8th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of Bingham High School (Utah) In 0, ranked sixth among all Yankees Minor Leaguers in ERA (.9) and was tied for second in wins (0) Started games with last season (-,.0 ERA) # 0 Joe Mantiply, LHP -, Birthplace: Danville, Va. Drafted twice by the New York Mets (8th round, 009) and Philadelphia Phillies (8th round, 0), but did not sign Selected by the Detroit Tigers in the th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft as a senior at Virginia Tech Made his MLB debut with the Tigers on September, 0 against the Kansas City Royals # Bryan Mitchell, RHP -, 0 Birthplace: Reidsville, N.C. Selected by the Yankees in the th round of the 009 First-Year Player Draft Made his MLB debut vs Cleveland on August 0, 0 (.0IP, 0H, 0, K) Missed time in 0 when he was struck in the face by a line drive from Eduardo Nunez and suffered a nasal fracture Played first base for an inning on April 0 vs Baltimore # Caleb Smith, LHP -, 0 Birthplace: Huntsville, Texas Chosen in the th round by the Yankees in the 0 First-Year Player Draft Pitched collegiately at Sam Houston State University Made his Triple-A debut with in 0 (GS,.IP, H, R, BB, K) Spent all of 0 with Double-A Trenton (-,.9, G/GS,.IP, 0BB, 0K) # Matt Wotherspoon, RHP -, Birthplace: Mountain Top, Pa. Selected by the Yankees in the th rd of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of the University of Pittsburgh Originally chosen by the Tigers in the 0th rd in the 0 First-Year Player Draft, but did not sign Graduated from Crestwood High School (Pa.) where he played football and golf Ranked th among Yankees farmhands w/ strikeouts in 0 # 9 Tommy Layne, RHP -, 9 Birthplace: St. Louis, Mo. Chosen by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the th round of the 00 MLB June Amateur Draft. The San Diego Padres acquired Layne from the D'backs in 0 for cash considerations Signed a minor league deal with the Boston Red Sox in 0 Signed as a free agent with the New York Yankees in 0 As a reliever, has appeared in 8G w/ the Red Sox ( yrs.) and 0 w/ Padres ( yrs.)
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 0 Season Highs & Lows RailRiders' Offense Most Runs, Game:, X last (-) at LHV Most Runs, Inning:, X last (-) vs Most Hits, Game:, X last (-) at Syr Fewest Hits, Game:, X last (-) vs Most Walks, Game (Team): 0, X last (-) vs Most Triples, Game (Team):, X last (-) vs Most HRs, Game (Team):, X last (-) vs Most SB, Game (Team):, X last (-) vs Most Strikeouts, Game (Team):, X last (-) at Roc 0 + Hits, Game: 8X last (-9) at Syr Most Doubles, Game (Indiv.):, 9X last Austin (-) vs Roc Most Triples, Game (Indiv.):, X last Payton (-) vs Most HRs, Game (Indiv.):, X last Choi (-9) at Syr Consecutive Games W/ HR:, X (-9/-) Consecutive Games W/O HR:, X (-/-) Most RBIs, Game (Indiv.):, X last Fowler (-9, G) at Buf Most Hits, Game (Indiv.): *, X last Fowler (-0) vs Ind Most SB, Game (Indiv.):, X last Wade (-) vs Longest Hitting Streak: 8, X last Wade (-/-8) Most Runners LOB, Team:, X last (-8) at Lou Longest Scoreless Innings Streak: 9, X last (-8/-0) Opponents' Offense Most Runs, Game:, X last (-) at LHV Most Runs, Inning:, X last (-) vs Most Hits, Game:, X last (-) vs Roc Fewest Hits, Game, X last (-8) at Buf Most HRs, Game (Team):, X last (-) vs Buf Most SB, Game (Team):, X last (-8) at 0 + Hits, Game: 0X last (-0) at Most Home Runs, Game (Indiv.):, X last Soto (-9) at Syr Most RBIs, Game (Indiv.):, X last Soto (-9) at Syr Most Hits, Game (Indiv.):, X last Travis (-8) vs Most SB, Game (Indiv.):, X last Stevenson (-) vs Syr Most Runners LOB, Team:, X last (-0) at RailRiders' Individual Pitching Most Runs Allowed, Game: 9, X last Cessa (-) at Syr Most ER Allowed, Game: 8, X last Cessa (-) at Syr Most Hits Allowed, Game:, X last Lail (-9) vs Ind Most HRs Allowed, Game:, X last Ruth (-) vs Roc Most Walks Allowed, Game:, X last Acevedo (-) at Buf Most Strikeouts, Game (Starter):, X last Adams (-) vs Col Most Strikeouts, Game (Reliever): 8, X last C. Smith (-) at Syr Most IP, Game for Starter: 8.0, X last Cessa (-) vs Tol Most IP, Game for Reliever:.0, X last Cessa (-) vs Syr Fewest IP, Game for Starter:.0, X last C. Adams (-) at Syr Longest Winning Streak (Dec.):, X last C. Smith (-/...) Longest Losing Streak (Dec.):, X last Cessa (-/-) Last time 0+ Strikeouts, Indiv.:, Chance Adams (--) vs Col RailRiders' Team Pitching Fewest Hits Allowed, Game:, X last (-) vs Col Most Runs Allowed, Game:, X last (-) at LHV Most Runs Allowed, Inning:, X last (-) vs Most Hits Allowed, Game:, X last (-) at LHV 0 + Hits Allowed, Game: 0X last (-0) at Most HRs Allowed, Game:, X last (-) vs Buf Most Strikeouts, Game:, X last (-) vs Most Strikeouts, Game (9 Innings):, X last (-) vs Most Strikeouts, Game (Extra Innings):, X last (-0) vs Roc Most Walks Allowed, Game:, X last (-) at LHV Most SB Allowed, Game:, X last (-8) at Longest Scoreless Innings Streak:, X last (-0/-) Consecutive Games Allowing HR:, X last (-9/...) Consecutive Games W/O Allowing HR:, X last (-/-9) Most Pitchers Used, Game:, X last (-0) vs Ind 0 + Strikeouts, Staff: X last (-) at Syr Opponents' Pitching Most Strikeouts, Game (Team, Extra Innings):, X last (-) vs Roc RailRiders' Miscellaneous Season Highs & Lows Longest Winning Streak:, X last (-/-8) Longest Winning Streak, Home:, X last (-0/-8) Longest Winning Streak, Road:, X last (-/-8) Longest Losing Streak:, X last (-8/-9, G) Longest Losing Streak, Home:, X last (-/-) Longest Losing Streak, Road:, X last (-/-9) Largest Margin of Victory:, X last (-) at LHV Largest Margin of Defeat: 8, X last (-) vs Largest Come-From-Behind Win:, X last (-) at Syr Largest Fall-From-Ahead Loss:, X last (-) at LHV Longest Game, Innings:, X last (-) vs Longest Game, Time (9 Innings): :8, X last (-) vs Roc Longest Game, Time ( Innings): :0, X last (-) "at" Col Longest Game, Time (Extra Innings): :, X last (-8) vs Shortest Game, Time (9 Innings): :0, X last (-0) vs Col Shortest Game, Time (Overall): :9, X last (-8) at Buf Most DP Turned, Game:, X last (-) vs Roc Most DP Against, Game:, X last (-9) at Tol Most Errors, One Game, Player:, X last Wade (-8) vs Most Errors, One Game, Team:, X last (-) vs Lou Consecutive Games W/ Error: 8, X last (-/-0) Consecutive Games W/O Error:, X last (-/-, G) Most Errors, One Game, Opp. Player:, X last Renda (-8) at Lou Most Errors, One Game, Opp. Team:, X last (-) vs Lou Largest Home Crowd:,, X last (-0) vs LHV Smallest Home Crowd:,, X last (-) vs LHV Fixed-Seat Home Sellouts (,): X, last (-) vs Largest Road Crowd: 0,8, X last (-) at Buf Smallest Road Crowd:,09, X last (-) at Syr * Ties Club Record ** Establishes New Club Record # Ties International League Record ## Establishes International League Record Most Strikeouts, Game (Team): Most Strikeouts, Game (Indiv.):, X last (-) at Roc, X last Turley (-) at Roc 0 + Strikeouts, Staff: X last (-9) at Last time 0+ Strikeouts, Indiv.: 0, Luis Santos (--) at Buf