The Toledo Mud Hens defeated the Omaha Storm Chasers 19-1, with Max Anderson hitting his first homer of the season. Dylan File provided a strong start, and the team capitalized on early scoring opportunities.
Key points
Toledo Mud Hens won 19-1 against Omaha Storm Chasers
Max Anderson hit his first home run of the season
Dylan File had a strong start for the Mud Hens
Ben Malgeri contributed with a home run
Mud Hens scored multiple runs through errors and strong hitting
The Mud Hens got a solid start out of Dylan File, but they didnât need any help as they piled up the runs early and put it to Storm Chasersâ pitching all game long.
Ben Malgeri doubled to start the game, and Max Clark dropped down a bunt single. A soft tapper from Paul DeJong was booted by Omaha pitcher Ryan Ramsey, scoring Malgeri. Eduardo Valencia flew out, and Max Anderson singled in Clark. Thatâs all theyâd get, but Tyler Gentry led off the second with a single and Andrew Navigato walked. Malgeri stepped up and launched his sixth home run of the season. 5-0 Hens.
An error gave the Hens another run in the third. In the fourth, Anderson singled and rode home on a Jace Jung two-run shot. Walks set up the Hens in the fifth, and Valencia doubled in Clark and rode home on Andersonâs first homer of the year as he only just returned from the injury list. That blast made it 12-0.
Tyler Gentry cracked a two-run homer in the sixth, and you get the picture. This was a full-on beatdown of the Twinsâ Triple-A squad.
File allowed a run in the fifth before wrapping up his outing with five strikeout, three walks allowed, and just one run allowed over five innings of work.
Beau Brieskeâs rehab work progressed to Toledo in this one. The struck out two, allowing one hit in the sixth inning. Connor Seabold also moved form Lakeland to Toledo for his rehab and spun a scoreless seventh. Woo-Suk Go continues to be the Tigersâ best upper level reliever this spring, and he tossed a scoreless eighth and ninth with three punchouts, maintaining his sub-2.00 ERA on the year, with a strikeout rate approaching 40 percent, though most of that work came at the Double-A level.
Q&A
What was the final score of the Toledo Mud Hens vs. Omaha Storm Chasers game?
The final score was Toledo Mud Hens 19, Omaha Storm Chasers 1.
Who hit the first home run of the season for Max Anderson?
Max Anderson hit his first home run of the season during the game against Omaha.
What contributions did Dylan File make in the Mud Hens' victory?
Dylan File provided a solid start for the Mud Hens, helping secure their dominant victory.
How did the Mud Hens score their runs against the Storm Chasers?
The Mud Hens scored early and often, capitalizing on errors and strong hitting, including a home run from Max Anderson.
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This was just a tough day for the offense all around. Zack Lee took over from Trevin Michael, who gave Erie two scoreless inning, but Lee allowed three in the third. Yosber Sanchez was knocked around for a four-run seventh.
In the bottom of the seventh, a single from Chris Meyers was followed by a walk to Izaac Pacheco. Andrew Jenkins lined a shallow single to center that loaded the bases. The SeaWolves needed a big knock, but Aaron Antonini grounded into a double play, scoring Meyers, but that was all theyâd get.
John Peck, Peyton Graham, and especially Brett Callahan have been swinging hot bats the past few weeks, but they were quiet in this one.
Jenkins: 2-3, 2B
Lee (L, 0-1): 3.0 IP, 3 ER, 3 H, 2 BB, 4 K
Coming Up Next: Itâs an 11:05 a.m. ET start on Wednesday.
West Michigan Whitecaps 4, Great Lakes Loons 3 (box)
Good defense, solid starting pitching, and homers from Garrett Pennington and Ricardo Hurtado helped the Whitecaps finally break their 14-game losing streak on Tuesday.
Hayden Minton gave the âCaps his best start of the year. The right-hander had his breaking stuff working, punching out six, and allowing just a solo shot over five innings of work.
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Hurtado launched a solo shot in the top of the seventh, and it was well that he did. Both Donye Evans and Ryan Harvey allowed a run in relief, but Luke Stofel held things down in the ninth to collect the save.
The Whitecaps still only managed three hits in this one, to the Loons 10.
Pennington: 1-3, R, RBI, HR, 2 BB, K
Rainer: 1-4, RBI, BB, K
Minton (W, 1-2): 5.0 IP, ER, BB, 6 K
Coming Up Next: The Whitecaps will look to keep it going at 6:05 p.m. ET on Wednesday.
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The Flying Tigers jumped out to a quick lead in the top of the first. Jude Warwick singled and Jordan Yost was hit by a pitch. Zach MacDonald singled in Warwick, and a sacrifice fly from Carson Rucker got Yost in from third for a 2-0 lead. Warwick doubled home Sergio Tapia in the second, and is suddenly swinging a pretty hot bat.
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In the seventh, Warwick singled, and Yost doubled him to third. A MacDonald sacrifice fly made it 5-1.
Preston Howeyâs rehab outing in relief did not go well at all. The right-hander was wild, allowing three runs in the bottom of the seventh to make it 5-4 Flying Tigers. Luke Hoskins and Yendry Gomez handled the last two innings with no issues to secure the win.
Warwick: 3-4, 3 R, RBI, 2B
Yost: 1-3, R, 2B, BB, K
Grinsell (W, 3-1): 5.0 IP, ER, 2 H, 4 BB, 5 K
Coming Up Next: Itâs a 6:30 p.m. ET start on Wednesday.
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