Cannonballs coming: Osuna drives in four

Indianapolis was off.

-- Altoona (24-18) came from behind to beat Akron, which came into the game sporting a 31-11 record, 7-5.  Jose Osuna went 3-4 with a double, a triple and four RBIs, and Austin Meadows (pictured) went 2-3 with a triple, a walk and three runs scored.  Clay Holmes gave up three runs on seven hits over five innings.  He walked one and struck out four.  Cody Dickson, apparently now in the bullpen, had a rough inning in relief, giving up two runs on two hits and two walks.  Others:

Harold Ramirez:  2-4, 2B, BB (now hitting .298)
Erich Weiss:  1-3
Reese McGuire:  1-3 (8-15 in last four games)
Barrett Barnes:  1-4

-- Bradenton couldn't take advantage of 11 hits and lost to Dunedin, 6-2.  Taylor Gushue went 3-4 with his third HR and Michael Suchy went 3-3.  Austin Coley gave up three runs, two earned, in six innings.  He allowed six hits and a walk, and struck out four.  Others:

Kevin Newman:  1-5, 2B
Pablo Reyes:  2-5, 2B
Jordan Luplow:  0-4
Connor Joe:  2-4
Luis Heredia:  IP, H, ER, K (first run allowed in ten games; ERA now 0.87)

-- West Virginia (22-21) got trounced by Charleston, 10-2.  J.T. Brubaker lasted only two innings, throwing 58 pitches to get that far.  He allowed six runs, three earned, on six hits and two walks, with two strikeouts.  Brubaker continued to have gopher ball problems, allowing two to run his total to nine in 45 IP.  His ERA is 6.38 in his last five starts.  Sean Keselica pitched the next four innings, allowing one run.  The Power turned to infielder Logan Ratledge to pitch the last two innings and he allowed the final three runs.  The West Virginia offense continued to struggle, managing only six hits and striking out 11 times.  Tito Polo was 2-3 with his fifth HR.  Others:

Cole Tucker:  0-3, BB, 2 K
Ke'Bryan Hayes:  0-4, 3 K (average now down to .285)
Carlos Munoz:  0-4
Logan Hill:  0-3, BB, 2 K