Carlos Mendoza and Hao-Yu Lee led the mud straps to a 20 run; Thayron Liranzo Homer for Erie again

Toledo Mud Hens 20, Scranton-Wilkes/Barres Railriders 7 (Box)

Carlos Mendoza and Hao-Yu Lee were the way when the sludge rabbits blow the Railriders on Thursday to put a 2-1 series in the lead.

Things started with a bang when Carlos Mendoza started his first triple-a Homerun with an out in the first inn. Hao-Yu Lee and Bligh Madris went, and Jahmai Jones followed with a shot of three runs to the midfield for a short 4-0 lead.

PJ Poulin allowed two runs in the bottom of the first when the chickens were in Bullpen Day mode, but the crime came back to get more. Riley Unroe went with an out of the second and after Jake Rogers Mendoza hit again with a Homer with two runs. Lee doubled and Madris went again and chased the starter Erick Leal, but Andrew Navigato followed with an RBI single and Jones and Manuel Margot to push through another run. 8-2 chickens.

In the third double Rogers, who looked ready to return to the Detroit Tigers, to the left and with two goals on a lee triple to the left. Austin Bergner took over in the third and allowed two runs, but the Hens offensive was loosening.

At the top of the fifth, Ryan Kreidler was hit by a field to open the inning. Unroe started, but Rogers and Mendoza went to load the bases, and Lee hit the middle to achieve two more runs. Madris went for the third time and a Navigato single scored Mendoza and Lee. At that time it was 13-4.

Bergner allowed three other runs in the fifth for a hard triple-a debut, but the Bullpen was under control. Chase Lee, Bailey Horn, Ryan Miller and Matt Gage each turned a goalless inning, with Horn three to run the way.

At this point, the crime finally calmed down something. The right -handed Clayton Beeter, whom I liked very well on the day of the draft, acted seventh place for the Railriders and allowed Navigato a triple, but already had two strikes under the belt and climbed out of the inning unscathed.

The chickens finally broke out in the top of the ninth and broke out completely to bury the rail ridals. They collected eight singles and a double in the inning and dropped another seven runs on them to reach 20 runs.

Mendoza: 4-6, 4 R, 3 RBI, 2 H, BB

Lee: 4-6, 4 R, 3 RBI, 2b, 3b, BB, K

Navigato: 4-6, R, 4 RBI, 3b, HR, K

Bergner: 3.0 IP, 5 ER, 5 h, 2 BB, 3 K

Coming next: The series continues on Friday evening at 6:35 p.m.

Richmond Flying squirrel 3, Erie Seawolves 1 (GM1) (f/7) (box)

In game 1 of the Douleheader on Thursday, the Seaawolves did not get much offensive. Carlos Pena had the start and led a few early runs. The Seawolves did not get a hit when Max Anderson led the fourth with a single, but that didn’t lead anywhere, and Pena allowed another run in the lower half.

The offensive just didn’t appear, fought with the high left Joe Whitman and really had zero ball with ball. Thayron Liranzo has his second right -handed Homerun of the series in the sixth, but that was all for the Seawolves.

Liranzo: 1-2, R, RBI, HR, BB

Bigbie: 2-3

Pena (L, 0-2): 5.0 IP, 3 ER, 4 H, BB, 4 K

Erie Seawolves 3, Richmond Flying squirrel 2 (GM2) (f/7) (box)

The Seaawolves jumped back in game 2. They got a solid start from Garrett Burhenn and carried in the lead early during the seven Inning Matchup.

At the top of the first year, Max Anderson and Jake Holton met with an out, and Eduardo Valencia was hit by a field to load the bases. Justice Bigbie won in two runs before the squirrels got out of the inning. At the top of the second inn, Ben Malgeri broke a solo shot into the midfield and it was a short 3-0 lead.

Burhenn gave up in the third and fourth single runs and beat seven over five innings. Drew Sommers took over the sixth, while Yosber Sanchez closes in seventh place for his second rescue with the Seawolves.

Holton: 3-3, r

Bigbie: 2-3, 2 RBI

Burhenn (W, 4-0): 5.0 IP, 2 ER, 4 H, BB, 7 K

Coming next: The Seawolves take over a 2-1 lead into an ET-Matchup at 6:35 p.m. on Friday evening.

Fort Wayne Tincaps 9, West Michigan Whitecaps 8 (box)

Joe Miller’s strong season met a wall in this when the tincaps came to him for eight runs, five earned. The whitecaps fumbled a great early tour and saw how their five-game winning streak snapped.

Things started well. Max Clark went into the first, but was forced to a Seth Stephenson base ball. Jack Penney sang and after John Peck had laid out, Izaac Pacheco went for a walk to load the bases, and Brett Callahan scored in two runs.

Miller gave her back at the end of the first one, but the white caps came back right away. Archer Brookman and Abel Bastida were at the top of the second to start the inning. Clark got out, but Stephenson Birte a single to load the bases. Brookman scored and a penney floor outside, but Peck went to the dish and cracked a shot with three runs to the midfield. The next striker was Pacheco, and he stayed hot with a solo shot on the right field for a 7-2 lead.

Unfortunately, Brett Callahan was injured to transform a single into a double later in the inning and had to leave the game.

Miller allowed a shot of three runs in the third and then in the fifth, a wild playing field, and then a passed ball helped the tincaps for a three-run in when they took over an 8: 7 lead.

Marco Jimenez allowed a solo shot in the seventh, and that was great for Fort Wayne. At the top of eighth place, Penney brought in Bastidas to pull the whitecaps inside one, but that was as close as they would.

Pacheco: 3-4, R, RBI, HR, BB, K.

Penney: 2-4, R, 2 RBI, BB

Callahan: 2-2, 2 RBI

Miller (L, 1-1): 4.1 IP, 8 R, 5 ER, 6 H, 3 BB, 3 K

Coming next: It is a 7:05 p.m. ET start in Fort Wayne on Friday evening.

Lakeland Flying Tigers 4, Clearwater Thresher 0 (box)

Lucas Elissalt was excellent in this one and brought the flying tigers to a lead of three games in the series. He lifted the Thresher over five innings without a walk and he struck seven on the excursion.

Cristian Santana opened the goal with a solo shot in the second inning. The flying tigers had a shot in the third when David Smith drove up with a walk, and Bryce Rainer went with two outs, but that didn’t go anywhere.

In the fifth, Woody Hadeen was knocked out by a field with one. He took second place when he irritated the Thresher Pitcher with an aggressive lead. He then added an insult to the injury by steel the third base. Rainer excluded, like Montilla to Beach Hadeen.

Finally, the flying tigers finally took control. Ricardo Hurtado reached a drained strike three and then achieved a doubled Samuel Gil. A balk and a ball passed by gave him 3-0 in the lead.

Luke Stofel took over Elissalt from Elissalt and held the Thresers for three innings from the board, although he published a few walks. Patrick Lee scored with two outs in the top of the ninth place and another bar brought him to the second basis, where he scored 4-0 on a Hadeen single.

Duque Hebbert returned to single-A at the beginning of this week and ended it with ease and beat two.

Gil: 1-3, R, RBI, 2B, BB, K

Santana: 1-4, R, RBI, HR, 3 K

Elissalt (W, 1-1): 5.0 IP, 0 R, H, 0 BB, 7 K

Coming next: The flying tigers will do it on Friday evening at 6:30 p.m. ET 4: 0.

FCL Tigers 9, FCL Blue JAYS 1 (box)

Javier Osorio: 3-4, 3 R, 6 RBI, 2b, HR, 2 SB

Jesus Pinto: 1-3, 2 R, RBI, BB, K, SB

Johnathan Rogers: 3.0 IP, 0 R, 0 H, 2 BB, 5 K

Jatnk Diaz (W, 1-0): 4.0 IP, R, 0 ER, H, 2 BB, 4 K