September 19
MSB Results – September 19, 2024
League recaps with detailed summaries
🏆 **GAME OF THE DAY:** Argonauts Explode for Eight-Run Eighth Inning to Stun Sea Wolves 10-5
PNC PARK - The Argonauts turned a 5-5 tie into a commanding victory with a devastating eight-run eighth inning, overwhelming the Sea Wolves 10-5 in Pittsburgh. After Wagner's hot bat kept the Sea Wolves competitive with four hits and two RBIs, the Argonauts broke the game wide open when Armstrong entered in relief. Sosa delivered the knockout blow with a two-run single, capping a rally that featured five consecutive batters reaching base safely.
The comeback was remarkable considering the Sea Wolves led 5-1 after five innings behind Wagner's offensive surge and solid pitching from Rodriguez. But the Argonauts chipped away, tying the game in the seventh before their explosive eighth-inning outburst. "Sometimes the game can turn on a dime," said Argonauts manager after the victory. "Our guys stayed patient and when we got our chance, we didn't waste it." Thornton earned the win with 2.1 scoreless innings of relief, while Armstrong was tagged with the loss after allowing five runs without recording an out.
Final: Argonauts 10, Sea Wolves 5
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Dogs Rally for Five-Run Eighth to Beat Landlubbers 7-5
CITI FIELD - Ohtani's clutch two-run triple highlighted a five-run eighth inning as the Dogs overcame a 5-2 deficit to defeat the Landlubbers 7-5. The Landlubbers appeared in control behind Cortes' strong seven-inning performance, but their bullpen collapsed in the decisive eighth frame. Marte's two-run single tied the game before Ohtani delivered the go-ahead blow with his triple to left center.
The game featured offensive fireworks from both sides, with the Landlubbers jumping out to an early 4-0 lead thanks to Ortiz's first-inning triple and Friedl's fourth-inning homer. Arenado provided a crucial late spark for the Dogs with a pinch-hit homer in the seventh. "We never stopped believing," said Dogs manager. "That's what good teams do - they find a way to come back when things look tough." Little earned the win in relief, while Lovelady took the loss after failing to record an out in the eighth inning.
Final: Dogs 7, Landlubbers 5
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Kraken Dominate Bums 6-1 Behind Manaea's Masterpiece
MINUTE MAID PARK - Manaea delivered a dominant performance, allowing no earned runs over 6.2 innings as the Kraken cruised past the Bums 6-1 in Houston. The left-hander scattered just four hits while striking out eight, setting the tone early as the Kraken built a commanding 5-0 lead through four innings. Paredes sparked the early offense with a two-run homer in the first inning.
The Kraken added insurance runs throughout the game, with Suzuki contributing a key RBI double in the seventh. The Bums managed just six hits against the stellar Kraken pitching staff, with Casas providing their only run with a ninth-inning homer. "Manaea was in complete control from pitch one," said Kraken manager. "When he's locating like that, he's one of the best in the game." The victory improved the Kraken's record to 12-10, while Burnes took the loss for the Bums despite striking out seven in his 3.2-inning effort.
Final: Kraken 6, Bums 1
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Thunder Shut Out Rougarou 5-0 Behind Williams' Gem
TRUIST PARK - Williams pitched seven shutout innings as the Thunder blanked the Rougarou 5-0 in Atlanta. The Thunder ace allowed just one hit while walking only one batter and striking out eight in a masterful performance. The Thunder offense provided early support with two runs in the first inning, then added insurance runs in the fourth and sixth innings to pull away.
Busch drove in two runs for the Thunder, while Arozarena and Arcia each contributed RBIs. The Rougarou managed only two hits against Williams and the Thunder bullpen, with Chisholm providing both safeties. Paddack took the loss for the Rougarou, allowing four runs over 5.1 innings. "Williams was absolutely dominant tonight," said Thunder manager. "That's the kind of performance that can carry a team deep into the playoffs."
Final: Thunder 5, Rougarou 0
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Miners Edge Rattlers 3-1 Behind Bassitt's Strong Start
YANKEE STADIUM - Bassitt pitched seven strong innings and Peralta's seventh-inning homer proved to be the game-winner as the Miners defeated the Rattlers 3-1. The veteran right-hander allowed just five hits while striking out seven to earn his ninth victory of the season. The game remained scoreless until the seventh when Peralta's solo shot broke the deadlock.
The Miners added two more runs in the same inning on Mullins' RBI double and Bader's RBI single to put the game away. The Rattlers managed just one run despite Garver's two doubles, as their offense struggled against the dominant Miners pitching staff. Ottavino took the loss in relief for the Rattlers after allowing two runs in the decisive seventh inning. "Bassitt gave us exactly what we needed," said Miners manager. "He kept us in the game and gave our offense time to break through."
Final: Miners 3, Rattlers 1
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Sweets Top Robots 6-3 Behind Late Rally
GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK - The Sweets scored three runs in the seventh inning to break a 3-3 tie and defeat the Robots 6-3. Mateo's RBI single in the seventh proved to be the game-winner, while France and Conine added insurance runs in the eighth. The Robots had tied the game 3-3 in the seventh on Rutschman's sacrifice fly, but the Sweets responded immediately.
Turner led the Sweets offense with three hits, while Gorman contributed two RBIs including a crucial second-inning homer. The Robots got strong relief pitching from Payamps but couldn't generate enough offense late in the game. Smith earned the win in relief for the Sweets, while Kerkering took the loss after allowing two runs in the eighth inning. "We showed great resilience tonight," said Sweets manager. "When they tied it up, we didn't panic - we just kept playing our game."
Final: Sweets 6, Robots 3
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Rum Runners Power Past Yetis 6-2 Behind Schwarber's Heroics
T-MOBILE PARK - Schwarber belted two home runs and drove in four runs as the Rum Runners defeated the Yetis 6-2 in Seattle. The slugger's first homer came in the first inning as part of a three-run rally, then added a solo shot in the seventh for insurance. Snell earned the victory with five strong innings, allowing two runs while striking out four.
The Rum Runners jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning, with Turang contributing a two-run double after Schwarber's three-run blast. The Yetis managed to cut into the deficit with solo homers from Rocchio and Freeman, but couldn't mount a sustained rally against the Rum Runners' pitching staff. "Schwarber was locked in tonight," said Rum Runners manager. "When he's seeing the ball like that, he's one of the most dangerous hitters in the league."
Final: Rum Runners 6, Yetis 2
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Madmen Blank Koi 9-0 Behind Irvin's Complete Game Shutout
NATIONALS PARK - Irvin pitched a seven-inning complete game shutout as the Madmen dominated the Koi 9-0 under threatening skies in Washington. The veteran left-hander allowed just four hits while striking out six to earn his 12th victory of the season. The Madmen offense broke the game open early with a seven-run outburst through the first six innings.
Melendez provided the early spark with a second-inning homer, while Doyle contributed a triple and multiple hits. The Madmen added two insurance runs in the ninth inning on a wild pitch and Westburg's RBI single. The Koi managed only four hits against the dominant Madmen pitching, never mounting a serious threat. "Irvin was masterful tonight," said Madmen manager. "He mixed his pitches beautifully and kept them off balance all game long."
Final: Madmen 9, Koi 0
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Brewers Walk Off Hammers 6-5 in Extra Innings
BUSCH STADIUM - Vaughn's RBI single in the bottom of the tenth inning capped a dramatic comeback as the Brewers defeated the Hammers 6-5 in extra innings. The game was delayed 11 minutes by rain in the seventh inning, adding to the drama of a back-and-forth contest. The Hammers led 5-1 entering the seventh before the Brewers mounted a furious rally.
Thomas led the Brewers comeback with a two-run homer in the seventh inning, while Chapman's two-run double tied the game. The Hammers had built their lead behind Garcia's first-inning triple and strong pitching from Kikuchi through five innings. Wilson's ninth-inning double tied the game 5-5 and sent it to extras, setting up Vaughn's heroics. "What a game," said Brewers manager. "Both teams played their hearts out, but our guys never gave up when we were down four runs."
Final: Brewers 6, Hammers 5 (10 innings)
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Auk Shut Out ACL's 8-0 Behind Rasmussen's Dominance
ORACLE PARK - Rasmussen pitched 5.1 shutout innings as the Auk dominated the ACL's 8-0 in windy San Francisco. The right-hander allowed just two hits while striking out eight in his best outing of the season. The Auk offense broke the game open with two runs in the second inning, then added four more in the fifth and sixth innings to put the game away.
Bohm's second-inning homer got the Auk on the board early, while Rojas provided key RBIs throughout the game. The 15-mph winds at Oracle Park affected play throughout the contest, but the Auk adapted better to the conditions. The ACL's managed only seven hits against the stellar Auk pitching staff and never mounted a serious scoring threat. "Rasmussen was outstanding tonight," said Auk manager. "He attacked the strike zone and kept them off balance with his changeup."
Final: Auk 8, ACL's 0
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📈 Statistical Highlights
Home Run Leaders:
• Schwarber (2 HRs, 4 RBIs), Thomas (2-run HR), Paredes (2-run HR), Melendez, Friedl, Story, Diaz (HR), Arenado, Peralta, Rocchio, Freeman, Bohm, Santana
Multi-Hit Performances:
• Wagner (4 hits, 2 RBIs), Turner (3 hits), Schwarber (2 hits, 4 RBIs), Hampson (2 hits), Thomas (3 hits, 2 RBIs), Chapman (2 hits, 2 RBIs), Correa (3 hits, 2 RBIs), Rojas (2 hits, 2 RBIs)
Pitching Gems:
• Williams (7 IP, 1 H, 0 ER), Irvin (7 IP, 4 H, 0 ER, CG), Manaea (6.2 IP, 4 H, 0 ER), Rasmussen (5.1 IP, 2 H, 0 ER), Bassitt (7 IP, 5 H, 1 ER)
Extra-Inning Drama:
• Brewers walk off Hammers 6-5 in 10 innings on Vaughn's RBI single
Comeback Victories:
• Argonauts rally from 5-1 deficit with 8-run 8th inning
• Dogs overcome 5-2 deficit with 5-run 8th inning
• Brewers erase 5-1 deficit to force extras and win
Weather Conditions:
• 11-minute rain delay in Brewers-Hammers game at Busch Stadium
• 15-mph winds affected play at Oracle Park for Auk-ACL's contest
• Threatening skies in Washington for Madmen-Koi game
Shutout Performances:
• Thunder blank Rougarou 5-0, Madmen shut out Koi 9-0, Auk blank ACL's 8-0
Notable Achievements:
• Argonauts' explosive eight-run eighth inning headlines dramatic comeback
• Three complete shutouts showcase dominant pitching performances
• Multiple weather-affected games test players' adaptability
• Several eighth-inning rallies demonstrate late-game resilience
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