MSB Results – August 11, 2025
League recaps with detailed summaries
🏆 **GAME OF THE DAY:** Dogs Rally Past Madmen 4-1 in 10-Inning ThrillerCOMERICA PARK - Siri delivered a dramatic two-run homer in the top of the 10th inning as the Dogs rallied from a 1-0 deficit to defeat the Madmen 4-1 in an extra-inning battle that showcased outstanding pitching from both sides. Sale was masterful for eight-plus innings, striking out 13 batters while allowing just seven hits and one run. The Madmen managed to tie the game in the ninth when Keith's clutch RBI single scored Greene after his leadoff single, forcing extra innings in a contest that remained scoreless through eight frames.
The breakthrough came in the 10th when Siri, who entered as a pinch-hitter in the ninth, launched a towering blast over the left-field wall with Varsho on second base via the extra-inning rule. "I was just looking for something to hit hard," said Siri after his game-winning blast. "Sale kept us in it all night, and we finally broke through when it mattered most." Ohtani added insurance with a sacrifice fly after stealing third base, giving the Dogs the cushion they needed. Joyce earned the win with 1.2 scoreless innings of relief, striking out the side in the bottom of the 10th to seal the victory.
Final: Dogs 4, Madmen 1 (10 innings)
Miners Explode for 11 Runs to Rout Robots 11-6ROGERS CENTRE - Pasquantino homered and drove in three runs while Pena blasted two home runs as the Miners overwhelmed the Robots 11-6 in a high-scoring affair at Rogers Centre. The visitors jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first inning on Bregman's RBI single and Rodgers' sacrifice fly, then never looked back despite multiple Robots rallies. The Miners scored in six different innings, with their biggest outburst coming in the sixth when they plated three runs to extend their lead to 11-4.
Pena was the offensive star with two solo homers, including a towering blast in the third inning that traveled deep into the left-field seats. "The ball was jumping off the bat today," said Pena after his two-homer performance. "When we get the bats going like this, we're tough to stop." The Robots made things interesting with a two-run ninth inning rally highlighted by consecutive doubles from Rutschman, Yastrzemski, and Guerrero, but it was too little, too late. Suarez earned the win despite allowing four runs over five innings, while Pivetta took the loss after surrendering eight runs in 4.2 innings.
Final: Miners 11, Robots 6
Kraken Dominate Brewers 10-0 Behind 15-Hit AttackAMERICAN FAMILY FIELD - Abreu went 3-for-5 with three runs scored while Harris II homered and drove in three runs as the Kraken demolished the Brewers 10-0 in a complete offensive showcase. The visitors jumped out to a 6-0 lead after just two innings, highlighted by Harris II's three-run homer and Bogaerts' three-run blast in a devastating first-inning rally. The Brewers never recovered from the early onslaught, managing just three hits against Cease and the Kraken bullpen.
Cease was dominant on the mound, working five scoreless innings while striking out five to earn his eighth victory. The left-hander kept the Brewers off balance with his changeup and slider combination, inducing weak contact throughout his outing. "When we jump out to leads like that, it makes my job a lot easier," said Cease after the victory. "The offense was incredible today." The Kraken added four more runs in the final three innings, including back-to-back homers by Harris II and Suzuki in the eighth to complete the rout. Gilbert took the loss for Milwaukee, surrendering six runs in just one inning of work.
Final: Kraken 10, Brewers 0
Bums Edge Landlubbers 4-3 Behind Torres' Go-Ahead HitKAUFFMAN STADIUM - Torres delivered the go-ahead RBI single in the seventh inning as the Bums rallied past the Landlubbers 4-3 in a back-and-forth contest that featured multiple lead changes. The visitors trailed 2-1 before erupting for three runs in the seventh inning, highlighted by Alonso's RBI double and Torres' clutch hit that proved to be the game-winner. The rally came against Estrada after Gausman had held the Bums to one run through six innings.
Burnes was outstanding for the Bums, working seven innings while allowing three runs to earn his eighth victory despite being outpitched by Gausman. "Sometimes you have to grind through tough outings," said Burnes. "The offense picked me up when I needed it most." The Landlubbers got home runs from Gurriel and Cabrera but couldn't generate enough offense in the final innings. Jimenez earned his 19th save with a perfect ninth inning, striking out two to preserve the victory. The win completed a successful road series for the Bums, who showed resilience in bouncing back from early deficits.
Final: Bums 4, Landlubbers 3
Thunder Fall to Rum Runners 3-2 Despite Ramirez's Two HomersFENWAY PARK - Merrill's three-run homer in the fifth inning lifted the Rum Runners past the Thunder 3-2 in a pitcher's duel that was decided by one big swing. Ramirez homered twice for the Thunder, including a solo shot in the first inning that gave the visitors an early lead, but it wasn't enough against Skubal's dominant performance. The left-hander struck out 12 batters over seven innings, including four consecutive strikeouts during one stretch, to earn his ninth victory.
The game remained close throughout, with Wheeler matching Skubal pitch-for-pitch before the Rum Runners broke through in the fifth. Turang and Siani walked to start the inning before Merrill launched a three-run blast over the Green Monster to give the home team the lead for good. "That's why they call it the Green Monster," joked a fan on social media. "Merrill just tamed it!" Sewald earned his first save despite allowing a ninth-inning single to Ramirez, who was picked off second base to end the game. The Thunder's offensive struggles continued as they managed just six hits against the Rum Runners' pitching staff.
Final: Rum Runners 3, Thunder 2
Auk Shutout Hammers 2-0 Behind Feltner's GemANGEL STADIUM - Feltner tossed seven shutout innings and Contreras homered as the Auk blanked the Hammers 2-0 in a dominant pitching performance. The right-hander scattered just one hit while walking three and striking out one to earn his 10th victory of the season. Feltner was in complete control throughout, using his fastball-curveball combination to keep the Hammers off balance and never allowing a runner to reach third base.
The Auk scratched across single runs in the fourth and seventh innings, with Smith's RBI groundout in the fourth providing the game-winner and Contreras' solo homer in the seventh adding insurance. Miller earned his 13th save with two perfect innings of relief, striking out four of the six batters he faced. "Feltner was painting the corners all night," said Auk manager. "When he has that kind of command, he's virtually unhittable." The Hammers managed just three hits in the shutout loss, with Machado's ninth-inning single preventing a no-hit bid.
Final: Auk 2, Hammers 0
Koi Top Rattlers 3-2 in Tight ContestORIOLE PARK AT CAMDEN YARDS - Hernandez drove in three runs with two doubles as the Koi held off the Rattlers 3-2 in a well-played contest between two evenly matched teams. The visitors took control with a two-run third inning highlighted by Hernandez's RBI double, then added an insurance run in the fifth on his second RBI hit of the game. Myers was solid on the mound for the Koi, working six innings while allowing two runs to earn his seventh victory.
The Rattlers made it interesting with single runs in the fourth and fifth innings, getting RBI hits from Jung and Garver to keep pace with the Koi offensive attack. However, they couldn't generate the clutch hit needed to tie the game, leaving multiple runners in scoring position throughout the contest. Yates earned his 15th save with a scoreless ninth inning, striking out Heyward to end the game with the tying run on second base. The victory was a testament to the Koi's ability to execute in pressure situations and get timely hitting when needed.
Final: Koi 3, Rattlers 2
Argonauts Rally Past ACL's 6-5 in Extra InningsTROPICANA FIELD - Raley delivered the game-winning RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning as the ACL's defeated the Argonauts 6-5 in an extra-inning thriller that featured multiple lead changes and clutch hitting from both sides. The Argonauts appeared to be in control after taking a 5-3 lead on Steer's two-run homer in the fourth inning, but the ACL's chipped away with single runs before Betts' sacrifice fly in the ninth tied the game at 5-5.
The drama continued in extra innings when Soler's three-run homer in the first inning seemed to put the ACL's in command early. However, the Argonauts battled back throughout the contest, getting key hits from Reynolds and De La Cruz to keep pace. "Games like this are why we love baseball," tweeted @ACLsFan305. "Heart attack city but what a finish!" Herrin earned the victory with two shutout innings of relief, while the Argonauts' bullpen struggled in the late innings. The win completed a thrilling series between two competitive clubs.
Final: ACL's 6, Argonauts 5 (10 innings)
Rougarou Cruise Past Sweets 6-1CITIZENS BANK PARK - Rivera homered and drove in two runs while Singer dominated over six scoreless innings as the Rougarou defeated the Sweets 6-1 in a convincing victory. The home team took control with a two-run third inning highlighted by Jung's RBI triple and Semien's sacrifice fly, then broke the game open with a four-run fifth inning that put the contest away. Rivera's solo homer and Sanchez's two-run blast were the key hits in the decisive rally.
Singer was masterful on the mound, allowing just four hits while striking out seven to earn his fourth victory despite entering the game with a 2-13 record. "Sometimes you just find your rhythm," said Singer after his dominant outing. "Everything was working tonight." The Sweets managed just one run in the eighth inning on Lee's RBI groundout, but it was too little, too late against the Rougarou pitching staff. The victory was a welcome boost for the Rougarou, who had struggled in recent weeks but showed signs of turning things around with this complete performance.
Final: Rougarou 6, Sweets 1
Sea Wolves Defeat Yetis 6-1 Behind Strong PitchingWRIGLEY FIELD - Bradish worked seven strong innings in his return from injury while Noel and Conforto homered as the Sea Wolves defeated the Yetis 6-1 at Wrigley Field. The right-hander allowed just two hits and one run while striking out five in his first start back from the injured list, looking sharp throughout his dominant outing. The Sea Wolves took control early with a three-run first inning highlighted by Conforto's two-run homer.
The Yetis managed just one run on Rocchio's RBI double in the fifth inning, but couldn't generate any sustained offense against Bradish and the Sea Wolves bullpen. Noel added a solo homer in the eighth inning to complete the scoring, while Walker contributed an RBI single earlier in the game. "Great to have Bradish back healthy," said a Sea Wolves beat reporter on Twitter. "Looked like he never missed a start." The victory was a statement win for the Sea Wolves, who showed they could compete with quality pitching and timely hitting throughout the contest.
Final: Sea Wolves 6, Yetis 1
📈 Statistical HighlightsHome Run Leaders:• Pena (2 HRs), Siri (10th HR), Ohtani (42nd HR), Harris II (11th HR), Suzuki (19th HR), Bogaerts (6th HR), Pasquantino (10th HR), Gurriel (9th HR), Cabrera (1st HR), Contreras (10th HR), Merrill (24th HR), Rivera (4th HR), Sanchez (5th HR), Noel (13th HR), Conforto (9th HR)
Multi-Hit Performances:• Abreu (3 hits), Harris II (3 hits), Perez (3 hits), Pasquantino (3 hits), Bregman (2 hits), Pena (2 hits), Marsh (2 hits), Torres (2 hits), Hernandez (2 hits), Burleson (2 hits), Vientos (2 hits), and 8 others with two hits
Pitching Gems:• Sale (8.1 IP, 1 ER, 13 K), Feltner (7 IP, 0 ER), Cease (5 IP, 0 ER), Skubal (7 IP, 2 ER, 12 K), Singer (6 IP, 0 ER), Myers (6 IP, 2 ER), Bradish (7 IP, 1 ER)
Extra-Inning Drama:• Dogs defeated Madmen 4-1 in 10 innings on Siri's two-run homer
• ACL's edged Argonauts 6-5 in 10 innings on Raley's walk-off single
Complete Games:• Singer pitched all 8 innings in losing effort for Rattlers
• Multiple quality starts across the league showcased pitching depth
Save Situations:• Joyce (5th save), Miller (13th save), Jimenez (19th save), Yates (15th save), Sewald (1st save), Floro (hold), Ferguson (hold)
Notable Achievements:• Siri's pinch-hit game-winning homer highlights clutch performance off bench
• Pena's two-homer game powers Miners offensive explosion
• Kraken's 15-hit attack results in shutout victory over Brewers
• Multiple pitchers return from injury with strong performances