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West Virginia was rained out.
-- Indianapolis went hitless for five innings, then rallied from a 3-0 deficit to walk off with a 4-3 win over Gwinnett. Clayton Richard gave up three runs, two earned, in five and two-thirds innings. He gave up eight hits and two walks, and struck out one. Radhames Liz and Yhonathan Barrios each made his first Indy appearance. Liz threw two scoreless innings, allowing no hits and a walk, and striking out one. Barrios gave up two hits and struck out one in the 9th, then picked up a win when a bases-loaded walk to Gorkys Hernandez in the bottom of the 9th plated the winning run. Indy had only four hits, including a pinch-hit HR by Jaff Decker, his second. Alen Hanson was 0-3.
-- Altoona overcame a four-run deficit to beat New Hampshire, 8-5. Stetson Allie went 3-4 with two doubles and his ninth HR, Max Moroff went 3-5 with two doubles, and Gift Ngoepe went 2-3 with his third HR. Willy Garcia and Jose Osuna each had two hits, and Josh Bell went 0-4. Jacob Stallings had the big hit, a bases-clearing double that put the Curve ahead. As an aside, Stallings is starting to get interesting. The double put his average back over .300 at .303. His 27:7 K:BB ratio probably indicates that he can't sustain what he's doing, but as a premium defender he doesn't have to hit a ton to be a catching prospect. Another Curve player who's looking interesting is the much-injured Jeff Inman (pictured). After relieving Matt Benedict, who gave up all five of the runs, Inman threw two perfect innings, fanning five of the six batters he faced. In 12.1 IP, he's allowed no runs, eight hits and three walks, and struck out 15. He'll be a free agent after the season if the Pirates don't add him to their 40-man roster.
-- Bradenton edged Fort Myers, 3-2. Cody Dickson bounced back from a pair of bad starts, allowing two runs in six and two-thirds innings on five hits and three walks. He fanned six. Harold Ramirez was 2-2 with two walks, and is now hitting .393. Barrett Barnes was 0-3 and is down to .268. Reese McGuire was 0-4 and Austin Meadows didn't play.
-- The DSL Pirates blew a two-run lead in the bottom of the 8th and lost to the Brewers, 6-5. Starter Raul Hernandez gave up one unearned run in five innings on four hits and a walk. He fanned four. Eddy Vizcaino and Felix Vinicio each had two hits. Yondry Contreras was 1-5.