The top of the Legends lineup featured three multi-hitters on the night. Leadoff man Craig Corrado went 2-for-5 with a double while Eric Taylor finished 2-for-3 with an RBI. Lexington's opening day starter Leandro Cespedes (4-6) went six innings strong

Jordan Danks ripped a solo homer in the top of the fourth inning to increase the Kannapolis lead and the Intimidators pulled away with a three-run fifth inning. Christian Marrero and Matt Inouye smacked back-to-back two out run scoring doubles and

Lakewood was able to take advantage, thanks to 12 hits against starter Sean Gleason and a pair of relievers. The 'Claws roughed up Gleason (12-2) for five runs, two earned on eight hits in 5 2/3 innings. Both of Gleason's losses this season came against

Lakewood tacked on another run in the fourth on Demmink's sacrifice fly, and would score a pair of unearned tallies in the sixth after Delmarva second-baseman Ryan Adams made his 51st error of the season, setting a new South Atlantic League record. Adams

The Gnats were behind most of the game, tying the game in the third inning and once more in the eighth. Trailing 4-3 entering the eighth stanza, Stefan Welch hit his first home run in a Sand Gnats uniform to tie the game at four. Charleston put the

Jordy Mercer led the way for Hickory, going 2-4 with a pair of doubles, two RBIs and a run scored. Keanon Simon paced the 'Dads with three hits in a 3-5 night, scoring twice. Pitching-wise for Hickory, Emilis Guerrero won his second straight start,

With the score tied 6-6 lead off batter Everth Cabrera began the inning reaching on a fielding error from shortstop Juan Ciriaco. Michal Mitchell followed with a bunt in front of home plate and catcher Nestor Rojas threw high to second base and into

The Braves didn't hesitate to get on the board in the first inning. CJ Lee got on with a single and advanced to second on a Luis Sumoza bunt. Lee scored on an Adam Coe base hit, giving Rome the lead 1-0. In the third, Columbus tied the game on a Mike

With the game deadlocked at six in the eighth, the Tourists put a pair on base thanks to errors by 'Jackets infielders. Darin Holcomb stood at the plate with one out when Everth Cabrera and Michael Mitchell pulled off a double steal to put runners at

The starters for both teams pitched well as Tom Milone took the nod for the Suns and tossed six and a third innings and only allowed one run on six hits. Captains' starter Chris Archer threw six innings and allowed two runs on three hits while striking