MSB Results – September 18, 2024
League recaps with detailed summaries
🏆 **GAME OF THE DAY:** Sea Wolves Rally Past Argonauts 6-4 in Dramatic Ninth-Inning ComebackPNC PARK - Wagner delivered the game-winning two-run single in the ninth inning to cap a stunning three-run rally as the Sea Wolves defeated the Argonauts 6-4 in Pittsburgh. The Argonauts appeared in control after De La Cruz's three-run homer in the first inning gave them an early 3-0 lead, and they maintained a 4-2 advantage entering the final frame. But the Sea Wolves refused to fold, loading the bases with two outs before Wagner's clutch hit to shallow left field brought home the tying and winning runs.
The comeback was set up by Crawford's leadoff double and Contreras's pinch-hit appearance that helped manufacture the rally. "That's what championship teams do - they never give up," said Sea Wolves manager after the thrilling victory. Hader earned the win with two scoreless innings of relief, striking out three. The loss was particularly tough for the Argonauts' Doval, who entered in the eighth inning with a save situation but couldn't hold the lead.
Final: Sea Wolves 6, Argonauts 4📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800080.htm)
Rattlers Cruise Past Miners 8-7 in Slugfest at Yankee StadiumYANKEE STADIUM - Lee delivered a spectacular performance with two home runs and four RBIs as the Rattlers outlasted the Miners 8-7 in a back-and-forth affair. The Rattlers jumped out to a commanding 6-0 lead through four innings, highlighted by Lee's first homer in the fourth and a four-run second inning explosion. The Miners mounted a furious comeback attempt, scoring five runs in the final two innings capped by Pasquantino's two-run homer in the ninth, but fell just short.
Webb earned the victory for the Rattlers despite allowing seven runs, while the Miners' Suarez was tagged early, lasting only two innings while giving up five runs. "When you fall behind that early, it's hard to climb back," said Miners manager. "But I'm proud of how we fought." Lee's triple in the second inning started the Rattlers' early offensive outburst, and his second homer proved to be the eventual game-winner.
Final: Rattlers 8, Miners 7📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800040.htm)
Rougarou Edge Thunder 4-3 Behind Singer's Complete GameTRUIST PARK - Singer pitched a masterful complete game, allowing just six hits and three runs to lead the Rougarou past the Thunder 4-3. The veteran right-hander went the distance for the Rougarou, striking out seven while walking five in an impressive 157-pitch effort. A four-run third inning provided all the offense Singer needed, with RBI contributions from Schanuel, Rivera, Lopez, and Ramirez combining for the decisive rally.
The Thunder made things interesting with a late comeback attempt, scoring twice in the eighth inning to cut the deficit to 4-3, but Singer closed the door in the ninth to secure his fifth victory of the season. Assad took the loss for Thunder after struggling through 2.1 innings and allowing all four Rougarou runs. "Singer was outstanding tonight," said Rougarou manager. "When he's commanding his pitches like that, he's tough to beat."
Final: Rougarou 4, Thunder 3📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800020.htm)
Sweets Dominate Robots 7-1 Behind Taillon's GemGREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK - Taillon tossed seven strong innings and the Sweets erupted for four runs in the second inning en route to a convincing 7-1 victory over the Robots. Turner led the offensive attack with three hits and two RBIs, while Conine's two-run homer highlighted the decisive second-inning rally that broke the game open early.
The Robots managed just seven hits against the dominant Sweets pitching staff, with Pivetta taking the loss after allowing five runs in two innings of work. Robert provided the lone offensive highlight for the Sweets with a three-run homer in the seventh inning that put the game away. "Taillon gave us exactly what we needed," said Sweets manager. "He attacked the zone and kept them off balance all night."
Final: Sweets 7, Robots 1📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800070.htm)
Dogs Rally Late to Beat Landlubbers 5-2CITI FIELD - Robert's three-run homer in the seventh inning broke open a tight game as the Dogs defeated the Landlubbers 5-2 in a contest delayed 39 minutes by rain. The Dogs trailed 2-0 entering the seventh before exploding for five runs in the decisive frame, with Seager's sacrifice fly tying the game before Robert's blast put it away.
Williams earned the victory with five shutout innings for the Dogs, while Brown took the loss despite allowing no runs through six innings for the Landlubbers. The game was played under threatening skies throughout, with wet field conditions affecting play. Tovar provided a bright spot for the Landlubbers with a two-run homer in the eighth, but it wasn't enough to overcome the early deficit.
Final: Dogs 5, Landlubbers 2📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800090.htm)
Rum Runners Defeat Yetis 5-1 Behind Harrison's Strong StartT-MOBILE PARK - Harrison pitched five shutout innings and Lowe drove in four runs, including a two-run homer, as the Rum Runners defeated the Yetis 5-1. The Rum Runners broke the game open with a five-run fifth inning, highlighted by Lowe's two-run double that capped the decisive rally. Schwarber and Merrill each contributed two hits in the victory.
Judge provided the lone offensive highlight for the Yetis with an RBI single in the seventh inning, but it wasn't nearly enough against the dominant Rum Runners attack. Harrison earned his fourth victory of the season, scattering just three hits while striking out seven. "Harrison was in complete control tonight," said Rum Runners manager. "He mixed his pitches well and kept them guessing."
Final: Rum Runners 5, Yetis 1📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800140.htm)
Madmen Rout Koi 8-3 Behind Doyle's Three-Hit NightNATIONALS PARK - Doyle went 3-for-5 with three RBIs, including a two-run homer, as the Madmen dominated the Koi 8-3. The Madmen broke the game open with a three-run ninth inning, highlighted by Westburg's two-run single that came on an error by the left fielder. Heim added a solo homer in the ninth to cap the scoring.
Berrios earned the victory with six innings of work for the Madmen, allowing three runs while striking out six. The Koi got home runs from Cronenworth in the fifth inning, but couldn't generate enough offense against the Madmen pitching staff. "Doyle set the tone early and often," said Madmen manager. "When he's swinging the bat like that, good things happen for our offense."
Final: Madmen 8, Koi 3📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800150.htm)
Kraken Edge Bums 6-5 in Back-and-Forth BattleMINUTE MAID PARK - Neto's two-run homer in the eighth inning proved to be the difference as the Kraken defeated the Bums 6-5 in a seesaw affair. The Bums jumped out to a 5-1 lead after two innings behind Lewis's solo homer and Garcia's RBI double, but the Kraken chipped away with single runs before Caballero's two-run homer in the sixth tied the game.
Schreiber earned the victory with 1.1 scoreless innings of relief for the Kraken, while Kahnle took the loss for the Bums after allowing the go-ahead runs in the eighth. Cole pitched well for five-plus innings but couldn't hold the early lead. "It was a battle all night," said Kraken manager. "Both teams had their chances, but Neto came through with the big hit when we needed it."
Final: Kraken 6, Bums 5📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800170.htm)
Brewers Shut Out Hammers 3-1 Behind McGreevy's GemBUSCH STADIUM - McGreevy pitched eight brilliant innings of three-hit ball as the Brewers defeated the Hammers 3-1. The rookie right-hander struck out eight while walking just one to earn his second victory of the season. Henderson provided all the offense the Brewers needed with two solo home runs, including the game-winner in the third inning.
The Hammers managed just three hits against McGreevy and Strahm, with Alvarez's solo homer in the fifth providing their only run. Crawford took the loss despite a solid effort, allowing just two runs over six innings. "McGreevy was dominant from the first pitch," said Brewers manager. "He had all his pitches working and attacked the strike zone."
Final: Brewers 3, Hammers 1📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800190.htm)
Auk Blow Out ACL's 9-2 in Windy San FranciscoORACLE PARK - The Auk overcame strong 15-mph winds to defeat the ACL's 9-2, scoring four runs in the seventh inning to break open a close game. Carroll led the attack with two doubles and three runs scored, while Correa's two-run single in the seventh helped put the game away. Nootbaar added a two-run homer in the same frame.
Soroka earned the victory with five innings of work for the Auk, while Bibee took the loss for the ACL's after allowing five runs in six innings. The game was played in challenging conditions at Oracle Park, with gusty winds affecting several fly balls throughout the contest. "The wind was definitely a factor, but our guys adjusted well," said Auk manager.
Final: Auk 9, ACL's 2📊 Full Box Score (https://www.mutinybaseball.com/sources/webreports/2025/2024091800200.htm)
📈 Statistical HighlightsHome Run Leaders:• Lee (2 HRs, 4 RBIs), Henderson (2 solo HRs), De La Cruz (3-run HR), Lowe (2-run HR), Doyle, Heim, Conine (2-run HR), Robert (3-run HR), Tovar (2-run HR), Judge, Neto (2-run HR), Caballero (2-run HR), Lewis, Alvarez, Nootbaar (2-run HR)
Multi-Hit Performances:• Turner (3 hits), Doyle (3 hits), Witt Jr (3 hits), Crawford (2 hits), Lee (4 hits), Pasquantino (3 hits), Pena (2 hits), Schwarber (2 hits), Merrill (2 hits), Lowe (2 hits)
Pitching Gems:• Singer (9 IP, 6 H, 3 ER, CG), Taillon (7 IP, 6 H, 1 ER), Harrison (5 IP, 3 H, 0 ER), McGreevy (8 IP, 3 H, 1 ER), Berrios (6 IP, 9 H, 3 ER)
Comeback Victories:• Sea Wolves rally from 4-2 deficit with 3 runs in 9th
• Dogs score 5 runs in 7th to overcome 2-0 deficit
• Kraken fight back from 5-1 hole to win 6-5
Weather Conditions:• 39-minute rain delay in Dogs-Landlubbers game at Citi Field
• 15-mph winds affected play at Oracle Park for Auk-ACL's contest
• Clear skies reported at most other venues
Save Situations:• Hader (W, 2 IP), Strahm (19th save), Akin (9th save), Jarvis (3rd save)
Notable Achievements:• Wagner's clutch game-winning hit headlines dramatic Sea Wolves comeback
• Singer's complete game leads Rougarou to victory
• McGreevy's dominant eight-inning effort shuts down Hammers
• Multiple weather-affected games showcase players' adaptability