August 24
MSB Results – August 24, 2025
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🏆 **GAME OF THE DAY:** ACL's Rally from 4-0 Deficit to Stun Sweets 7-4 in Nine-Inning Thriller
GREAT AMERICAN BALL PARK - The ACL's overcame a four-run deficit with a dramatic four-run ninth inning to defeat the Sweets 7-4 in a stunning comeback victory that featured multiple lead changes and clutch late-inning heroics. After trailing 4-0 through six innings, the ACL's mounted their charge in the seventh with three runs before exploding for four more in the ninth. The comeback was highlighted by Turner's clutch RBI double and Wade's game-winning two-run double that capped the miraculous rally.
The Sweets appeared to be cruising after Vientos' solo homer in the second and a three-run third inning that featured Martin's RBI double and Vientos' two-run single. But the ACL's offense finally broke through against the Sweets bullpen, taking advantage of walks and key hits to stage one of the season's most dramatic comebacks. "That's the kind of character this team has," said ACL's manager after the victory. "We don't give up until the final out." The victory was a testament to the ACL's resilience, as they overcame poor early pitching to find a way to win.
Final: ACL's 7, Sweets 4
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Thunder Edge Hammers 4-3 Behind Assad's First Victory
TRUIST PARK - Assad earned his first victory of the season as the Thunder held off a late rally to defeat the Hammers 4-3 in a tightly contested battle. The Thunder jumped out to an early lead with two runs in the first inning on Espinal's RBI single and a wild pitch, then added single runs in the second and sixth innings to build a 4-1 cushion. The Hammers made things interesting with a two-run third inning highlighted by Santander's two-run single, but couldn't complete the comeback.
Assad was solid over six innings for the Thunder, allowing three runs while striking out six to finally break through for his first win. The Hammers threatened in the ninth inning but couldn't push across the tying run against closer Jax, who earned his 23rd save of the season. "It feels great to get that first one," said Assad after the victory. "I've been working hard and it's nice to see it pay off." The victory keeps the Thunder in contention as they continue their push toward the playoffs.
Final: Thunder 4, Hammers 3
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Miners Power Past Sea Wolves 5-2 Behind Pasquantino's Big Day
YANKEE STADIUM - Pasquantino went 4-for-4 with three RBIs and Mullins homered twice as the Miners defeated the Sea Wolves 5-2 in convincing fashion. The visitors jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first inning on back-to-back home runs from Mullins, then added single runs in the third and sixth innings to pull away. Pasquantino was the offensive star, collecting four hits including a homer and multiple doubles while driving in three runs.
Stroman was outstanding on the mound for the Miners, allowing just two runs over seven strong innings while scattering five hits. The Sea Wolves managed early runs on solo homers from Donovan and Semien but couldn't sustain any offensive momentum against the dominant Miners pitching staff. "Pasquantino was locked in today," said Miners manager after the victory. "When he's swinging the bat like that, he's one of the best hitters in the league." Treinen earned his sixth save with a perfect ninth inning.
Final: Miners 5, Sea Wolves 2
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Landlubbers Shut Out Argonauts 3-0 in Rain-Shortened Contest
PNC PARK - Blanco and four relievers combined on a shutout as the Landlubbers defeated the Argonauts 3-0 in a game affected by an 88-minute rain delay. The visitors scored single runs in the first and seventh innings before adding an insurance run on an error to seal the victory. The pitching staff was dominant throughout, allowing just four hits while striking out 12 Argonauts batters.
Bell drove in the game-winning run with an RBI single in the first inning, while Rosario provided the key blow with a pinch-hit RBI single in the seventh that gave the Landlubbers breathing room. The game was delayed significantly by rain in the sixth inning, forcing both starting pitchers from the contest. "Our bullpen stepped up huge after the delay," said Landlubbers manager. "That's the kind of depth we need to win games like this." Contreras earned his first save of the season with a perfect ninth inning.
Final: Landlubbers 3, Argonauts 0
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Dogs Demolish Rougarou 10-0 in Offensive Explosion
CITI FIELD - The Dogs erupted for 10 runs on 12 hits as they dominated the Rougarou 10-0 in the most lopsided contest of the day. Arraez drove in three runs while Ohtani homered and drove in two as the home team scored in bunches throughout the game. The Dogs broke open a scoreless game with two runs in the first inning, then exploded for eight runs in the fifth inning to put the contest completely out of reach.
Pepiot was masterful on the mound for the Dogs, allowing just two hits over five shutout innings while striking out seven to earn his second victory of the season. The Rougarou managed just five hits against the dominant Dogs pitching staff and never mounted a serious scoring threat. "That's the kind of offensive performance we're capable of," said Dogs manager after the blowout victory. "When we're clicking like that, we can score runs in a hurry." The victory was the Dogs' most dominant performance of the season.
Final: Dogs 10, Rougarou 0
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Yetis Blank Kraken 6-0 Behind Stellar Pitching Performance
T-MOBILE PARK - Flexen threw six shutout innings and Judge homered as the Yetis shut out the Kraken 6-0 in a dominant pitching performance. The home team scored two runs in the third inning on India's double and Judge's solo homer, then added single runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth to pull away. Judge was the offensive catalyst with two hits and two RBIs, while Rocchio contributed two RBIs in the decisive sixth inning.
Flexen was outstanding for the Yetis, allowing just three hits over six innings while striking out five to earn his ninth victory of the season. The Kraken managed seven hits but couldn't push across a single run against the stingy Yetis pitching staff. "Flexen set the tone early and our offense gave him plenty of support," said Yetis manager. The shutout was the Yetis' third of the season and their most complete performance in weeks.
Final: Yetis 6, Kraken 0
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Koi Cruise Past Rum Runners 9-2 Behind Offensive Explosion
NATIONALS PARK - The Koi exploded for nine runs on 10 hits as they defeated the Rum Runners 9-2 in a dominant offensive display. Lopez drove in three runs while d'Arnaud contributed three RBIs as the home team broke open a scoreless game with five runs in the fourth inning. Burleson added a solo homer in the sixth inning as the Koi pulled away for their most impressive victory of the season.
Gore earned his seventh victory despite allowing two runs over 8.2 innings, striking out eight Rum Runners batters while keeping them off balance throughout the contest. The Rum Runners managed just two runs in the ninth inning on a wild pitch and Hays' RBI double, but it was far too little, too late. "Our offense was clicking on all cylinders today," said Koi manager after the victory. "When we swing the bats like that, we're tough to beat." The victory was the Koi's fourth in their last five games.
Final: Koi 9, Rum Runners 2
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Bums Rally Past Robots 9-2 with Late-Inning Surge
MINUTE MAID PARK - Grichuk homered and drove in four runs as the Bums scored six unanswered runs after the fourth inning to defeat the Robots 9-2. The home team trailed 1-0 early but exploded for four runs in the sixth inning highlighted by Grichuk's two-run homer and Lewis' two-run blast. The Bums added three more runs in the eighth inning to put the game completely out of reach.
Sanchez was outstanding for the Bums, allowing just one run over six innings while striking out eight to earn his 12th victory of the season. The Robots managed an early run on Rutschman's RBI single and added another in the seventh, but couldn't solve the Bums pitching staff beyond that. "Grichuk carried us offensively today," said Bums manager after the victory. "He came up with big hits when we needed them most." The victory extends the Bums' winning streak to four games.
Final: Bums 9, Robots 2
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Rattlers Edge Brewers 2-1 Behind Early Power Display
BUSCH STADIUM - Merrifield and Polanco homered in the first inning as the Rattlers held on to defeat the Brewers 2-1 in a tight pitcher's duel. The visitors struck quickly with back-to-back solo homers in the opening frame, then relied on outstanding pitching to make the lead stand up. Rodon was dominant for the Rattlers, allowing just one run over six innings while striking out 10 batters to earn his fifth victory.
The Brewers managed to cut the deficit to 2-1 in the third inning on Marte's RBI walk with the bases loaded, but couldn't push across the tying run despite numerous opportunities. The Rattlers bullpen was outstanding, with four relievers combining to allow no runs over the final three innings. "Those early home runs were huge," said Rattlers manager. "Rodon gave us exactly what we needed and the bullpen shut the door." Rea earned his first save with a strikeout of the final batter.
Final: Rattlers 2, Brewers 1
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Madmen Shut Out Auk 3-0 Behind Dominant Pitching
ORACLE PARK - Irvin threw seven shutout innings and McMahon drove in the game-winning run as the Madmen defeated the Auk 3-0 in a pitcher's duel played in windy conditions. The visitors scored all three runs in the fourth inning on McMahon's RBI single, Melendez's RBI double, and Heim's run-scoring single to provide all the offense they would need. The Madmen pitching staff held the Auk to just six hits while striking out eight.
Irvin was outstanding for the Madmen, allowing four hits over seven innings while striking out five to earn his 10th victory of the season. The Auk managed baserunners throughout the game but couldn't push across a single run against the dominant Madmen pitching staff. "Irvin was in complete control today," said Madmen manager after the shutout victory. "He mixed his pitches well and kept them off balance all day." Suter earned his 34th save with a perfect ninth inning that included two strikeouts.
Final: Madmen 3, Auk 0
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📈 Statistical Highlights
Home Run Leaders:
• Mullins (2 HRs), Judge (40th HR), Merrifield, Polanco, Donovan, Semien, Vientos, Ohtani (45th HR), Chourio, Pasquantino, Grichuk, Lewis, Burleson
Multi-Hit Performances:
• Pasquantino (4 hits, 3 RBIs), Grichuk (3 hits, 4 RBIs), Heim (3 hits), Rojas (3 hits), Witt Jr (2 hits), Judge (2 hits, 2 RBIs), Rocchio (2 hits, 2 RBIs), Abreu (2 hits), McMahon (2 hits), and 8 others with two hits
Pitching Gems:
• Irvin (7 IP, 0 ER), Flexen (6 IP, 0 ER), Pepiot (5 IP, 0 ER), Stroman (7 IP, 2 ER), Rodon (6 IP, 1 ER), Assad (6 IP, 3 ER), Sanchez (6 IP, 1 ER)
Shutout Victories:
• Yetis blanked Kraken 6-0 with stellar pitching performance
• Landlubbers shut out Argonauts 3-0 despite rain delays
• Dogs dominated Rougarou 10-0 in offensive explosion
• Madmen defeated Auk 3-0 behind Irvin's seven shutout innings
Weather Conditions:
• 88-minute rain delay at PNC Park affected Landlubbers-Argonauts game
• 13-mph winds at Oracle Park created challenging conditions for Madmen-Auk contest
• Clear skies and pleasant conditions at most other venues
Save Situations:
• Jax (23rd save), Treinen (6th save), Contreras (1st save), Suter (34th save), Rea (1st save)
Notable Achievements:
• ACL's complete dramatic four-run ninth-inning comeback from 4-0 deficit
• Assad earns first victory of the season for Thunder
• Pasquantino's perfect 4-for-4 performance leads Miners victory
• Four shutout victories highlight dominant pitching performances across the league
• Multiple comeback victories showcase competitive balance throughout MSB
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