September 11
MSB Results – September 11, 2024
League recaps with detailed summaries
🏆 **GAME OF THE DAY:** Rougarou Explode for 14 Runs in Wild Slugfest Over Argonauts
PNC PARK - Rivera drove in four runs and the Rougarou offense erupted for 14 runs on 15 hits to overwhelm the Argonauts 14-6 in a wind-blown slugfest at PNC Park. The visitors took control early with single runs in the first two innings before breaking the game open with a five-run sixth inning that featured Rivera's three-run homer. The decisive seventh inning saw four more runs cross the plate, highlighted by Ramirez,H's RBI triple that capped the scoring surge.
The Argonauts mounted a brief comeback attempt in the seventh inning, scoring five runs to cut the deficit to 14-6, but it was too little, too late against the relentless Rougarou attack. "When our offense gets going like that, we're tough to stop," said Rougarou manager after the victory. "Everyone contributed tonight and it showed on the scoreboard." Montas earned his first win of the season with six solid innings, while the 18-mph winds at PNC Park created challenging conditions throughout the contest.
Final: Rougarou 14, Argonauts 6
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Thunder Blank Rattlers 9-0 Behind Dominant Pitching Performance
TRUIST PARK - Fedde threw seven shutout innings and the Thunder offense exploded for six runs in the first inning to cruise past the Rattlers 9-0 in a complete domination. The home team jumped on Woo early, collecting eight hits in the opening frame to take a commanding lead they never relinquished. Arcia led the offensive assault with three hits and two RBIs, including a solo homer in the seventh inning.
The Rattlers managed just three hits against the stellar Thunder pitching staff, with Fedde striking out six while allowing only two hits over his seven-inning masterpiece. "That's about as complete a game as you can play," said Thunder manager after the shutout victory. "Fedde was outstanding from the first pitch, and the offense gave him all the run support he needed." The victory completed a successful series sweep for the Thunder, who showed their championship credentials with the dominant performance.
Final: Thunder 9, Rattlers 0
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Miners Rally Past Landlubbers 10-5 Behind Explosive Offense
YANKEE STADIUM - Gurriel,L homered twice and the Miners overcame early deficits with timely hitting to defeat the Landlubbers 10-5 in a back-and-forth affair. After falling behind 2-0 in the third inning, the Miners responded with three runs in the fourth and two more in the fifth to take control. Adell drove in four runs with a pair of sacrifice flies and a two-run homer to highlight the balanced offensive attack.
The Landlubbers kept pace early with Gurriel,L's first homer tying the game at 2-2, but the Miners' depth ultimately proved decisive. "We kept battling back every time they scored," said Miners catcher Rortvedt after his three-RBI performance. "That's the kind of resilience this team has shown all year." Povich earned his first win of the season with solid middle relief, while the victory moved the Miners closer to playoff positioning.
Final: Miners 10, Landlubbers 5
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Madmen Edge Sweets 4-3 Behind Late Rally
GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK - McMahon's solo homer in the seventh inning proved to be the difference as the Madmen held off the Sweets 4-3 in a tightly contested pitcher's duel played in windy conditions. The game remained scoreless through the first four innings before both teams traded runs in a back-and-forth middle portion. The Sweets tied the game at 2-2 in the sixth inning on Encarnacion's two-run double, setting up the dramatic finish.
Parker earned his fifth win of the season with 6.2 strong innings, keeping the powerful Sweets offense in check with his changeup and location. The Sweets mounted a late threat in the eighth inning with Tucker's solo homer, but Suter closed the door for his 37th save of the season. "Games like this show what playoff baseball will be like," said Madmen manager. "Every pitch matters and we found a way to get the big hits when we needed them."
Final: Madmen 4, Sweets 3
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Dogs Rally Past Hammers 5-2 Behind Acuna's Power
CITI FIELD - Acuna,J homered twice to lead the Dogs to a 5-2 victory over the Hammers in wet field conditions at Citi Field. After falling behind 1-0 in the third inning, the home team responded with three runs in the third inning, highlighted by Acuna's two-run blast that gave them the lead for good. The young shortstop added another solo shot in the eighth inning to provide insurance.
Gil was masterful for the Dogs, working six innings while allowing just one run and striking out seven batters to earn his tenth victory of the season. The Hammers managed just five hits against the dominant Dogs pitching staff, with Yepez providing the lone bright spot with his three-run homer in the eighth. "Acuna's been swinging the bat well all season, and tonight he came through in the clutch," said Dogs manager after the victory.
Final: Dogs 5, Hammers 2
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Robots Blank Yetis 1-0 in Pitcher's Duel
T-MOBILE PARK - Anderson,Ty threw five shutout innings and Clement delivered the game's only RBI as the Robots edged the Yetis 1-0 in a classic pitcher's duel. The lone run came in the first inning when Rengifo doubled and scored on Clement's RBI single, providing all the offense the Robots would need. Both teams combined for just 13 hits in the defensive struggle.
The Robots bullpen was outstanding, with Payamps, Slaten, and Kerkering combining for four scoreless innings to preserve the victory. Corbin pitched admirably in defeat, working seven strong innings while allowing just one run for the Yetis. "Sometimes you have to win games like this," said Robots manager. "Our pitching staff did an outstanding job keeping them off the board all night." The victory moved the Robots closer to clinching a playoff berth.
Final: Robots 1, Yetis 0
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Kraken Demolish Koi 12-3 Behind Offensive Explosion
NATIONALS PARK - Neto homered twice and drove in six runs as the Kraken pounded the Koi 12-3 in a one-sided affair played on a wet field. The visitors broke open a close game with a four-run third inning before adding four more in the eighth and three in the ninth to complete the rout. Suzuki also homered twice in the first three innings to stake the Kraken to an early lead.
Quintana was solid for the Kraken, working seven innings while allowing three runs to earn his twelfth victory of the season. The Koi managed just six hits against the dominant Kraken pitching staff, with Suarez,E and Cronenworth providing the lone offensive highlights with solo homers. "When we swing the bats like that, we're tough to beat," said Kraken manager after Pages,A's five-RBI performance. "Everyone contributed to this win."
Final: Kraken 12, Koi 3
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ACL's Rout Bums 11-3 Behind Soto's Power Display
MINUTE MAID PARK - Soto,J homered twice and drove in five runs as the ACL's broke open a close game with a five-run ninth inning to defeat the Bums 11-3. After trailing early, the visitors tied the game in the fifth inning on Jeffers' three-run homer before exploding for five runs in the final frame to put the contest away. Soto's second homer of the night, a three-run blast in the ninth, highlighted the decisive rally.
Boyd was outstanding for the ACL's, working six shutout innings while allowing just two hits and striking out seven to earn his first victory of the season. The Bums managed to make it competitive until the ninth inning, when their bullpen collapsed under pressure. "That's the kind of offensive explosion we're capable of," said ACL's manager after Jeffers' four-RBI night. "When we get hot, we can put up runs in bunches like that."
Final: ACL's 11, Bums 3
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Sea Wolves Edge Brewers 7-4 Behind Late Rally
BUSCH STADIUM - Horwitz homered twice and Stanton delivered the decisive two-run blast in the eighth inning as the Sea Wolves defeated the Brewers 7-4 in a back-and-forth contest. After falling behind 3-0 early, the visitors chipped away with single runs in the second, third, fourth, and fifth innings before breaking the game open late. The Brewers briefly took the lead 4-3 in the sixth on Hinds' solo homer.
Armstrong earned his first win of the season with solid middle relief, while Hader closed the door with his 16th save despite a shaky ninth inning. The victory was built on timely hitting and aggressive baserunning, with Taylor,Ty and Dubon both stealing bases to set up scoring opportunities. "We kept grinding and found a way to get the big hits late," said Sea Wolves manager. "That's championship-caliber baseball right there."
Final: Sea Wolves 7, Brewers 4
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Auk Control Rum Runners 7-4 Behind Pages' Big Night
ORACLE PARK - Pages,A drove in five runs and the Auk took control early with a six-run first two innings to defeat the Rum Runners 7-4 in windy conditions at Oracle Park. The home team jumped on Rogers,Tr for four runs in the first inning before adding two more in the second to build an insurmountable lead. The 13-mph winds created challenging conditions throughout, but the Auk hitters adjusted well.
Musgrove earned his second win of the season with six solid innings, allowing just two runs while keeping the Rum Runners off balance with his slider and changeup. The Rum Runners mounted a late comeback attempt with two runs in the seventh inning, but the early deficit proved too much to overcome. "Getting out to that early lead was huge," said Auk manager after the victory. "Pages had a fantastic night and gave us exactly what we needed."
Final: Auk 7, Rum Runners 4
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📈 Statistical Highlights
Home Run Leaders:
• Gurriel,L (2 HRs, 11th & 12th), Soto,J (2 HRs, 29th & 30th), Acuna,J (2 HRs, 3rd & 4th), Suzuki (2 HRs, 22nd & 23rd), Neto (2 HRs, 12th & 13th), Horwitz (2 HRs, 2nd & 3rd), Rivera (9th), Arcia (13th), McMahon (15th), Tucker,K (33rd), Yepez (3rd), Hinds (3rd), Jeffers (13th), Casas (3rd), Fry (7th), Verdugo (10th), Stanton (11th)
Multi-Hit Performances:
• Rivera (2 hits, 4 RBIs), Ramirez,H (4 hits, 4 RBIs), Arcia (3 hits, 2 RBIs), Pages,A (4 hits, 5 RBIs), Neto (2 hits, 6 RBIs), Horwitz (3 hits, 2 RBIs), Soto,J (3 hits, 5 RBIs), Jeffers (3 hits, 4 RBIs), and 12 others with multiple hits
Pitching Gems:
• Fedde (7 IP, 0 ER), Boyd (6 IP, 0 ER), Anderson,Ty (5 IP, 0 ER), Gil (6 IP, 1 ER), Parker (6.2 IP, 2 ER), Quintana (7 IP, 3 ER), Musgrove (6 IP, 2 ER)
Shutout Performance:
• Thunder blanked Rattlers 9-0 behind Fedde's seven-inning gem
Weather Conditions:
• 18-mph winds at PNC Park created challenging hitting conditions for Rougarou-Argonauts
• Wet field conditions at Citi Field for Hammers-Dogs contest
• 13-mph winds at Oracle Park affected play throughout Auk-Rum Runners game
Save Situations:
• Suter (37th save), Kerkering (3rd save), Hader (16th save), Guenther (9th save), Kopech (4th save), Hoffman (30th save)
Notable Achievements:
• Rivera's four-RBI night leads 14-run offensive explosion
• Fedde tosses seven-inning shutout in dominant Thunder victory
• Pages,A's five-RBI performance highlights early Auk surge
• Multiple players achieve multi-homer games across the league
• Several games affected by challenging weather conditions
• Anderson,Ty earns ninth win with clutch pitching performance
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