August 19
MSB Results – August 19, 2024
League recaps with detailed summaries
🏆 **GAME OF THE DAY:** Rougarou Walk Off Koi 7-6 in Rain-Delayed 10-Inning Thriller at Citizens Bank Park
CITIZENS BANK PARK - Ramirez delivered the game-winning RBI single in the bottom of the 10th inning as the Rougarou defeated the Koi 7-6 in an epic extra-inning battle that was interrupted by two lengthy rain delays totaling 137 minutes. The contest featured multiple momentum swings, with the Koi taking a 6-5 lead into the ninth inning before the Rougarou rallied to force extras on Frazier's clutch RBI single.
The Koi appeared to seize control with a four-run seventh inning rally, highlighted by Lindor's two-run homer and Naylor's solo blast that gave them a 6-5 advantage. But the Rougarou refused to fold, scoring the tying run in the ninth when Margot doubled and scored on Frazier's game-tying hit. With Chisholm starting the 10th on second base per extra-inning rules, Ramirez came through with the decisive single that ended the marathon. "Games like this test your character and depth," said Rougarou manager after the dramatic victory. "Our guys never gave up despite the weather delays." Medina earned his first victory of the season with two perfect innings of relief.
Final: Rougarou 7, Koi 6 (10 innings)
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Thunder Demolish ACL's 10-3 Behind Offensive Explosion
TRUIST PARK - The Thunder exploded for 14 hits and 10 runs as they routed the ACL's 10-3 in a dominant performance that saw eight different players contribute to the scoring. Solano led the way with a three-RBI night including a solo homer, while McNeil collected four hits and drove in two runs during the offensive showcase.
The Thunder broke the game open early with four runs in the first inning and three more in the third, taking complete control before the ACL's could mount any serious challenge. Lopez earned his 12th victory with five shutout innings, striking out eight while allowing just four hits. "When we're swinging the bats like that, we're tough to beat," said Thunder catcher after the blowout win. The ACL's managed three runs in the ninth inning on Raley's two-run homer, but it was far too little, too late in the lopsided affair.
Final: Thunder 10, ACL's 3
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Miners Edge Rum Runners 5-4 Behind Bregman's Heroics
FENWAY PARK - Bregman homered and drove in three runs as the Miners held off a late rally to defeat the Rum Runners 5-4 in a back-and-forth contest that featured clutch hitting from both sides. The third baseman's two-run homer in the seventh inning proved to be the game-winner, breaking a 3-3 tie and giving the Miners the lead they would not relinquish.
The Rum Runners jumped out to an early 3-0 lead behind Fry's homer and timely hitting, but the Miners chipped away with single runs before Bregman's decisive blast. Bummer earned his first victory of the season with 2.2 innings of scoreless relief, while Stripling recorded his second save despite a shaky ninth inning. "That's what veteran players do in big moments," said Miners manager after Bregman's clutch performance. The victory gave the Miners their second straight win in the series at Fenway Park.
Final: Miners 5, Rum Runners 4
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Argonauts Hold Off Kraken 4-2 Behind Glasnow's Dominance
AMERICAN FAMILY FIELD - Glasnow pitched eight shutout innings and Alvarez homered as the Argonauts defeated the Kraken 4-2 in a pitchers' duel that was decided by timely hitting and stellar defense. The right-hander struck out 11 batters while allowing just three hits to earn his eighth victory, completely baffling the Kraken lineup throughout his dominant performance.
The Argonauts scored early with two runs in the first inning on De La Cruz's RBI triple and Devers' sacrifice fly, then added insurance runs in the eighth on Alvarez's two-run blast. The Kraken managed just two runs in the ninth inning on Moreno's RBI double and Burger's groundout, but Maton shut the door to preserve the victory. "Tyler was in complete control from the first pitch," said Argonauts catcher after Glasnow's masterpiece. The win completed a successful road series for the Argonauts.
Final: Argonauts 4, Kraken 2
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Bums Power Past Rattlers 6-2 Behind Grichuk's Big Night
ORIOLE PARK AT CAMDEN YARDS - Grichuk homered and drove in four runs as the Bums defeated the Rattlers 6-2 in a contest highlighted by timely power hitting and solid pitching. The outfielder's grand slam in the ninth inning provided the exclamation point on a dominant offensive performance that saw the Bums score in five different innings.
Alonso also went deep twice for the visitors, providing early offense with solo shots in the second and fourth innings. Sanchez earned his 11th victory with six strong innings, allowing just three hits and one run while striking out eight. "When we get production like that from multiple guys, we're dangerous," said Bums manager after the victory. The Rattlers managed just two runs despite collecting seven hits, with Wong's RBI triple in the ninth providing their lone highlight.
Final: Bums 6, Rattlers 2
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Auk Rally Past Landlubbers 6-2 Behind Late Surge
KAUFFMAN STADIUM - The Auk scored three runs in the ninth inning to break open a close game and defeat the Landlubbers 6-2 behind a balanced offensive attack that featured multiple clutch hits. Contreras homered and drove in two runs, while Smith tripled to spark the decisive ninth-inning rally that put the game away.
The Landlubbers took an early 2-1 lead behind Soderstrom's RBI production, but the Auk chipped away with single runs before exploding for three insurance tallies in the final frame. Lugo earned his 12th victory with seven solid innings, allowing just six hits and two runs while keeping the dangerous Landlubbers offense in check. "That's the kind of late-game execution we need," said Auk manager after the comeback victory. Miller earned his 15th save with 1.1 perfect innings to close out the win.
Final: Auk 6, Landlubbers 2
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Sea Wolves Edge Sweets 2-1 in Walk-Off Thriller
WRIGLEY FIELD - Ward delivered the game-winning RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Sea Wolves defeated the Sweets 2-1 in a classic pitcher's duel that showcased premium mound work from both teams. The contest remained scoreless through three innings before each team managed to scratch across single runs in a tightly contested battle.
McCarthy homered for the Sweets in the sixth inning to break the scoreless deadlock, but the Sea Wolves answered with Crow-Armstrong's solo blast in the eighth to tie the game. The dramatic finish came when Dubon doubled to lead off the ninth and scored on Ward's clutch single to left field. "That's the kind of game that makes baseball special," said Sea Wolves manager after the walk-off victory. Abreu earned his first victory with a perfect ninth inning in relief.
Final: Sea Wolves 2, Sweets 1
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Hammers Rally Past Yetis 3-2 Behind Late Heroics
T-MOBILE PARK - The Hammers scored two runs in the ninth inning to overcome a 2-1 deficit and defeat the Yetis 3-2 in a thrilling contest that featured clutch hitting and outstanding relief pitching. Diaz led the way with three hits and the game-winning RBI double that capped the dramatic comeback.
The Yetis had taken the lead on Crow-Armstrong's solo homer in the fifth inning, then added an insurance run in the eighth on Cowser's RBI single. But the Hammers refused to fold, rallying for two runs in the final frame highlighted by Diaz's decisive two-bagger. Helsley earned his 10th victory with 1.1 innings of scoreless relief, striking out two in the clutch performance. "That's what championship teams do - they find ways to win close games," said Hammers catcher after the comeback victory.
Final: Hammers 3, Yetis 2
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Brewers Shut Out Madmen 7-0 Behind Imanaga's Gem
COMERICA PARK - Imanaga delivered a masterful performance with seven shutout innings as the Brewers blanked the Madmen 7-0 in a game that was delayed 68 minutes by rain but never competitive once play resumed. The left-hander struck out nine while allowing just two hits to earn his 12th victory in the dominant effort.
Henderson and Altuve powered the Brewers offense with home runs, while Santana added a solo blast to support the outstanding pitching performance. The Brewers scored three runs in the fourth inning to break the game open, then added insurance runs late to put the contest away. "Shota was completely in control tonight," said Brewers manager after the shutout victory. The Madmen managed just three hits against the dominant Brewers pitching staff in the lopsided affair.
Final: Brewers 7, Madmen 0
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Dogs Rout Robots 9-3 Behind Ohtani's Power Display
ROGERS CENTRE - Ohtani homered and drove in five runs as the Dogs demolished the Robots 9-3 in an offensive showcase that featured timely hitting and dominant pitching from Pepiot. The superstar's triple in the fourth inning highlighted a five-run rally that broke the game open and put the Dogs in complete control.
Arraez collected four hits to lead a balanced attack that saw the Dogs score in four different innings, while Pepiot earned his first victory with seven strong innings of one-run ball. The Robots managed just three runs despite nine hits, with Guerrero's two-run homer in the sixth providing their only sustained offense. "When Shohei is locked in like that, he's special to watch," said Dogs manager after the blowout victory. The win completed a successful homestand for the Dogs.
Final: Dogs 9, Robots 3
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📈 Statistical Highlights
Home Run Leaders:
• Ohtani (43rd HR, 5 RBIs), Grichuk (grand slam), Alonso (2 HRs), Bregman (3-run HR), Solano, Henderson, Altuve, Santana, Alvarez (2-run HR), Correa, Contreras, Naylor, Lindor, Hernandez, McCarthy, Crow-Armstrong
Multi-Hit Performances:
• Arraez (4 hits), McNeil (4 hits), Ohtani (2 hits, 5 RBIs), Diaz (3 hits), Bregman (2 hits, 3 RBIs), Grichuk (2 hits, 4 RBIs), Hernandez (3 hits, 3 RBIs), Lindor (2 hits, 2 RBIs), Contreras (3 hits, 2 RBIs), Henderson (2 hits)
Pitching Gems:
• Glasnow (8 IP, 0 ER, 11 K), Imanaga (7 IP, 0 ER, 9 K), Pepiot (7 IP, 1 ER), Lopez (5 IP, 0 ER, 8 K), Lugo (7 IP, 2 ER), Sanchez (6 IP, 1 ER, 8 K)
Extra-Inning Drama:
• Rougarou defeated Koi 7-6 in 10 innings despite two rain delays totaling 137 minutes
Shutout Performance:
• Brewers blanked Madmen 7-0 behind Imanaga's seven-inning gem
Walk-Off Winners:
• Sea Wolves beat Sweets 2-1 on Ward's ninth-inning RBI single
Weather Issues:
• 137 minutes of rain delays (57 and 80 minutes) affected Koi-Rougarou game
• 68-minute rain delay in Brewers-Madmen contest
Save Situations:
• Miller (15th save), Stripling (2nd save), Maton (4th save), Abreu (1st win), Helsley (10th win), Medina (1st win)
Notable Achievements:
• Ohtani's five-RBI performance powers Dogs' offensive explosion
• Glasnow strikes out 11 in dominant Argonauts victory
• Multiple weather-delayed games showcase league resilience
• Several late-inning rallies highlight competitive balance
• Grichuk's grand slam caps impressive individual performance
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