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The system went 1-and-4 on the night. Michael Wacha toed the rubber for Memphis. Old habits were on display in Seth Blair's start for Springfield. Anthony Garcia and a strong bullpen performance carried Palm Beach to a win. Peoria became the victim of a shutout, and so they lost despite a strong outing by Kyle Helisek. State College had trouble making contact. Johnson City was postponed.
- Ryan Jackson was 4-for-5 leading off.
- Brock Peterson hit his PCL-leading 21st HR and walked twice.
- Thomas Pham was 2-for-5 and threw someone out at second base.
- Jamie Romak, Jermaine Curtis, and Adron Chambers all singled and walked.
- Michael Wacha pitched 5 innings, allowing 2 runs on 4 hits, 2 walks, and 3 strikeouts. He had one more groundout (4) than flyout (3).
- Nick Greenwood coughed up 4 runs on 6 hits in 2 innings; he struck out 2.
- Jorge Rondon then allowed 2 more runs (1 earned) in his 2 innings; he struck out 1 and walked 1.
- Maikel Cleto threw 3 innings in relief for Omaha. Against his former team, he allowed 2 runs on 4 hits, 2 walks, and 3 strikeouts. He was bad enough to blow the save but good enough to hold on for a win.
- Mike O'Neill doubled and stole his 12th base. He also struck out once.
- Xavier Scruggs hit a HR (22) and walked twice, living up to his TTO reputation.
- Luis Mateo doubled and struck out three times.
- Adam Melker and Jake Lemmerman walked. Lemmerman stole his 6th base but committed his 19th error at SS.
- Ruben Gotay singled.
- Seth Blair allowed 6 hits and 4 walks in 5 innings, resulting in 5 runs. He struck out and walked an equal amount of batters (4), something he has not been doing as often lately.
- Both of the outs recorded by Jose Almarante were strikeouts, but he allowed 4 runs (none earned) on 1 hit and 1 walk.
- Heath Wyatt allowed 2 hits (1 HR) in 1.1 innings.
- Corey Baker walked 1 batter in his scoreless inning.
- Anthony Garcia was 2-for-4 with a double.
- Jonathan Rodriguez was 3-for-4 with a double and SB (16).
- Starlin Rodriguez, David Popkins, and Danny Stienstra singled.
- Colin Walsh walked and stole a base (10).
- Hector Hernandez walked more batters (4) than he struck out (3) but was still credited with a win for only permitting 2 runs in 5 innings. Both of the runs he allowed came on solo homers.
- Travis Miller, Dean Kiekhefer, and Ronnie Shaban combined for 4 scoreless innings that were nearly perfect with the exception of a hit allowed by Shaban.
- The only offense Peoria could muster was 2 singles (C.J. McElroy and Ildemaro Vargas) and 3 walks (C.J. McElroy, Patrick Wisdom, and Ildemaro Vargas).
- In addition to his single and walk, McElroy also stole a base (3) and threw someone out at second.
- Kyle Helisek pitched very well, scattering 8 hits over 7 innings. He only allowed 1 run, struck out 4, and didn't walk anyone.
- Brady Adamek then struck out 2 in a perfect 8th inning.
- Cesar Valera had a single and stole a base (3).
- Mason Katz walked once but struck out 3 times.
- Luke Voit singled and walked.
- Carson Kelly singled.
- State College batters struck out 11 times.
- Jimmy Reed allowed 2 runs on 5 hits and 3 strikeouts in 4 innings.
- Nick Petree entered the game in relief but pitched the remaining 4 innings in strong fashion. He allowed 3 hits and a walk but struck out 5.
Johnson City: Postponed by rain and should play a double-header today.