TJ White Smacks TWO Homers in Wednesday’s MiLB Recap!

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Class-A Fredericksburg “FredNats” Nationals

The FredNats only managed to get one game in before rain postponed the second game of their doubleheader. Mason Denaburg couldn’t get out of the 3rd inning before reaching 56 pitches, so Riggs Threadgill and Marc Davis combined for the rest of the seven inning game. TJ White came out firing, hitting two home runs in his first two at-bats. Obviously, a great sign from the young slugger. Jeremy De La Rosa was the only other player to have more than one hit. In total, they scored seven runs on nine hits. FredNats win 7-5.

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High-A Wilmington Blue Rocks

The Blue Rocks found themself on the wrong side of a pitcher’s duel after Seth Shuman allowed three runs in the first. Following that inning Wilmington’s pitchers held Rome Braves scoreless for the rest of the game. Not much cooking on offense. Omar Meregildo drove in the only run on a double in the 6th inning. Blue Rocks lose 3-1.

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Double-A Harrisburg Senators

Franklyn Kilome was rolling in Game 1 until the 6th inning where he couldn’t get an out before allowing three runs. The Senators had a chance to complete the comeback in the bottom of the 7th with Wilson Garcia up with the bases loaded and one out. Unfortunately he grounded out into a double play and that was it. Sens lose Game 1, 4-2. So what does Garcia do next? He would promptly smack a home run in the bottom of the 1st in Game 2 to give the Senators an early lead. After that they didn’t look back. They scored four more runs in the 3rd on singles from Justin Connell and Mitch Longo. Senators win Game 2, 6-2.

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Triple-A Rochester Red Wings

It was a rough day all around for the Wings. The only highlights were Donovan Casey and Joey Meneses homers – both solo shots. They only combined for four hits and Casey had two. Wings lose 12-2.

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Farm System final notes 🎶

Down in Florida (Florida Complex League) they had the day off, but the Dominican Summer League was playing. Jhoan Contreras and Misael Mojica – both under the age of 18 – had two hits a piece including a double for the former and a homer for the latter.