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The first was in Harbor Park and the second was in Charlotte.

Over the past week he has hit .393 (11 for 28) with 4 HR, 8 total x-base hits, 13 RBI and 7 runs scored.

Sorry this is late, I'm still a bit new to all this: http://www.orioleshangout.com/2019/07/05/minor-league-game-summaries-7-4-2019/

Thursday's (7/4) Results: **sorry it's late** DSL Orioles 1 lost 9-2 to DSL Padres BOX SCORE

KEYS AND MUDCATS POSTPONED DOUBLEHEADER SLATED FOR FRIDAY FREDERICK, MD – Thursday night’s Fourth of July contest between the Frederick Keys and Carolina Mudcats has been postponed due to rain. With the rain out, the Keys and Mudcats will play a doubleheader on Friday, July 5 to open up the three-game series. RHP David Lebron (2-3, 3.88) is set to start game one while RHP Blaine Knight (0-5, 5.72) will take the hill for Frederick in game two. First pitch of game one is scheduled for 5:00pm. Pregame coverage is set to start at 4:45pm on frederickkeys.com and the Tune In radio app. The Frederick Keys are the Advanced-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, and play their home games at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium. Following the 2018 season, the Keys were named the winner of the Carolina League’s Complete Franchise Award. This goes to a team in the league which demonstrates franchise stability and significant contributions to its community and the league. In 2019, the team will host the Carolina League All-Star Classic presented by Visit Frederick. For more information about the Frederick Keys please contact Geoff Arnold by phone at (301)-815-9915 or by emailing at GArnold@FrederickKeys.com. www.FrederickKeys.com- Attachments area ReplyForward

Baysox Explode in 13-0 Shutout Bowie has hit 12 home runs in the last four games. BOWIE, Md. -- The Bowie Baysox scored 10 runs in the first three innings to cruise to a 13-0 shutout of the Harrisburg Senators in front of 7,947 at Prince George's Stadium Thursday night. The Baysox (12-4) got the fireworks show started early, blasting three home runs in the first inning to take a 5-0 lead. The two-out rally started with Yusniel Diaz, who launched a two-run shot to the woods in left field for his ninth long ball of the season. After a Carlos Perez infield single, Rylan Bannon lifted an opposite-field two-run shot to right-center to double the lead. Jesse Valentin went back-to-back by sending his seventh home run of the year to right-center--the fourth time this week that the Baysox have hit back-to-back home runs. Bowie extended its lead to 7-0 with two runs and another two-out rally in the second inning. A single and two walks loaded the bases for Bannon, who grounded a ball through the legs of shortstop Luis Garcia. The fielding error allowed Ryan McKenna and Diaz to score a pair of unearned runs off Harrisburg starter Tyler Mapes. The hosts reached double figures with three runs in the third inning to expand the margin to 10-0. A walk, a single and another walk loaded the bases for McKenna, who nearly hit his fourth home run of the week to left field. A two-run double off the top of the wall scored Preston Palmeiro and Mason McCoy for the center fielder's 12th RBI of the week. Diaz lifted a sacrifice fly to left field one batter later, scoring D.J. Stewart for his third RBI of the night. For a finale, the hosts added three runs in the eighth inning to take 13-0 lead. McKenna launched his second double of the night to the left of dead center field for his third RBI of the game. Diaz lifted a sacrifice fly to left field for his fourth RBI, while Bannon beat out a potential double play to drive in his third run of the evening. Meanwhile, Bruce Zimmermann earned his fourth win of the season by tossing seven scoreless innings, allowing five hits while striking out seven Senators. The lefty retired eight in a row through the middle innings, while allowing just two runners to reach third base. The quality start marked the fourth in his last five starts, while also avenging a June 23 loss at FNB Field in Harrisburg. Pedro Araujo capped off the night and completed the shutout by tossing a pair of scoreless relief innings. Bowie and Harrisburg (5-10) continue their four-game series Friday night at 7:05 p.m., when LHP Zac Lowther (8-5, 2.46 ERA) and RHP Steven Fuentes (3-3, 1.80 ERA) take the mound in game two. Friday night is Prince and Princess Night at the stadium, with kids having the chance to meet a group of magical royalty in the concourse. After the game, families who pre-registered can spend the night on the outfield grass during the 2019 Family Campout.

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HOMESTAND PREVIEW #8: Happy Fourth of July! A four-game homestand includes a July 4th celebration. BOWIE, Md.- The first homestand in July features a Thursday-Sunday four-game series against the Harrisburg Senators (Double-A Affiliate of the Washington Nationals). Here are the highlights for the eighth homestand of 2019: Thursday, July 4 – 6:35 p.m. vs. Harrisburg: Independence Day Celebration & Fireworks, Game Worn Jersey Auction to benefit AMVETS Join us to celebrate the 4th of July the All-American way with America's Pastime and the biggest Fireworks Spectacular of the season, presented by Johns Hopkins Community Physicians. The Baysox players will be wearing specially-designed jerseys for their July 4th game that will be auctioned off during the game at the stadium. A portion of the proceeds from the in-stadium auction will benefit AMVETS. To find out more about AMVETS and their programs, check out https://amvets.org/. Friday, July 5 – 7:05 p.m. vs. Harrisburg: Prince & Princess Night, Family Camp Out Kids are invited to come to the game dressed as royalty during Prince & Princess Night! One Prince and three Princesses will be available for photographs during the game for fans of all ages. After the game, fans have the opportunity to spend the night at Prince George’s Stadium camping out on the field. All families can bring their own tent to set up on the field and enjoy a movie on the jumbotron. A special ticket must be purchased in advance to participate in this event, so head over to baysoxshop.com or call Mauricio at (301) 464-4885. Saturday, July 6 – 6:35 p.m. vs. Harrisburg: Fireworks, Island Luau Night, T-Shirt Giveaway Central Maryland turns tropical when Island Luau Night comes to Prince George’s Stadium. Arlington’s Halau ‘O Aulani will perform hula dancing and live music, while Baltimore’s Meki’s Tamure will also be performing music and dance pieces, along with Fire Knife Dancers after the game. The first 500 fans (ages 13 & older) will receive a Baysox Luau T-Shirt with giveaway beginning at 5:30 p.m., while all fans in attendance will enjoy a Luau-themed fireworks spectacular with live music. Sunday, July 7 – 1:35 p.m. vs. Harrisburg: Orioles Celebration, Mike Mussina Bobble Head Giveaway The Baysox will celebrate our parent club, the Baltimore Orioles, and the newest member of the Baseball Hall of Fame, former Baysox pitcher Mike Mussina. The first 750 fans (ages 13 & older) will receive a Mike Mussina Hall of Fame bobblehead. Mussina will be immortalized on the bobblehead wearing the Baysox uniform he donned for two games during the 1993 season while pitching on a rehabilitation assignment. | presented by Money One Federal Credit Union -- NEXT HOMESTAND HIGHLIGHTS July 19 – Mother and Son Night, Joint Base Andrews Night Mom’s and sons will enjoy a special ticket package that includes box seats, VIP parking, playing catch on the field and more. We will also honor the men and women from Joint Base Andrews before and during the game. July 20 – Trey “Moon” Mancini Bobblehead Giveaway, Fireworks July 20, 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the first humans landing on the moon in 1969, and the Baysox will celebrate with a Trey “Moon” Mancini bobblehead giveaway. The 750 fans (ages 13 & older will receive a bobblehead depicting the former Baysox first baseman as an astronaut on the moon. After the game, fans will enjoy a spectacular fireworks show. For individual game tickets, click here. The Bowie Baysox 2019 season is presented by Money One Federal Credit Union. The Baysox return in 2019 to celebrate their 27th Season. To keep up with Baysox news, visit baysox.com and be sure to follow the Baysox on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat. Contacts: Robby Veronesi, Communications Manager (301) 464-4851 rveronesi@baysox.com

Hartford, CT – Jack Wynkoop tossed a complete game four-hit shutout as the Hartford Yard Goats defeated the Bowie Baysox 4-0 in the series finale Wednesday evening. For the first time in the series, the Yard Goats scored the first run of a game. Vance Vizcaino led off the third inning with a triple off Michael Baumann, who was making the first Double-A start of his career. Baumann struck out the next two batters, but with two outs Arvicent Perez snuck a single into right field, scoring Vizcaino and giving Hartford a 1-0 lead. That run in the third was the only run Hartford would score against Baumann in what was a very impressive start. The 23-year-old tossed 6.0 innings and struck out five batters on the night, lowering his ERA to 0.75 in 12.0 innings with Bowie this season. The Yard Goats added a second run in the seventh off reliever Francisco Jimenez. Tyler Nevin led off the inning with a single, and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt. Two batters later, Mylz Jones doubled down the left field line, making it 2-0 Hartford. In the eighth, Hartford added another run when Manuel Melendez scored on a throwing error. Colton Welker then came in to score on a wild pitch to make it 4-0. Bowie’s best chance to score came in the fifth inning, when Rylan Bannon singled and Jesmuel Valentin doubled to lead off the inning. After a pop out and a strikeout, Chris Clare was hit by a pitch to load the bases, but Wynkoop induced a fly out to end the inning. The Baysox return home on Thursday night to begin a four-game series against the Harrisburg Senators heading into the All-Star break. Thursday night’s July 4th contest features an Independence Day celebration including a fireworks display after the game. Bruce Zimmermann will start for Bowie opposing Harrisburg hurler Tyler Mapes. First pitch is scheduled for 6:35 p.m.

Frederick Keys News Release For Immediate Release: July 3, 2019 LYNCHBURG SWEEPS DOUBLEHEADER REYES DRIVES IN FOUR IN GAME TWO FREDERICK, MD – The Lynchburg Hillcats (41-40/9-5) swept a doubleheader against the Frederick Keys (34-49/5-9) on Wednesday night at Nymeo Field, claiming game one 8-0, before earning a 6-4 come-from-behind win in game two. With the pair of setbacks, the Keys were swept in the three-game series and finished the homestand 2-5. Jomar Reyes led the offense in the second game, going 3-for-4 with four RBIs. The four RBIs equaled his largest output in a Keys uniform. In game two, the Keys enjoyed a 4-2 lead after five innings. A two-run homer by Reyes put the Keys ahead in the fourth, while he added an RBI base knock that scored Zach Jarrett one inning later. From there, Lynchburg plated the final four runs. Back-to-back singles with one out put the tying run on base against Kieran Lovegrove. A wild pitch moved Gavin Collins to third, before a Mike Rivera groundout made it a one-run contest. Lynchburg then plated three more runs in the seventh. Lovegrove (0-1) issued two walks and hit a batter to load the bases and force a pitching change. Entering with nobody out and the Carolina League’s top hitter at bat, Tim Naughton threw a wild pitch to score the tying run, before an Oscar Gonzalez two-run single made it a two-run Hillcats lead. The Keys put the tying run on base in the seventh but could not score against Yapson Gomez. Riley Echols (3-0) pitched a scoreless sixth to earn the win, while Lovegrove allowed four runs in one inning on two hits in the loss. Gomez picked up the save, working a clean seventh. The Hillcats produced three multi-run innings in game one. Sending eight to bat in the first inning, Oscar Gonzalez singled off the body of Brenan Hanifee to make it 1-0, while an infield single later in the inning by Jodd Carter put the visitors up a pair. Hector Hernandez (1-1) held the Keys off balance following that. Making his second start with Lynchburg, the 28-year-old earned the win delivering 5.2 scoreless innings of three-hit baseball to go with two walks and seven strikeouts. Still a 2-0 score after five innings, Hanifee (5-8) retired the first two batters of the sixth, but would not record another out. A walk and a single put two aboard for Nolan Jones who hit a three-run homer to right. Gonzalez followed with a solo blast. The Hillcats hit back-to-back homers in the seventh as well, getting solo shots from Collins and Carter. Hanifee suffered the loss, allowing six runs on nine hits in 5.2 innings. A six-game roadtrip kicks off on July 4 in Carolina. Right-hander David Lebron (2-3, 3.88) starts for the Keys against Mudcats right-hander Christian Taugner (3-5, 5.84). First pitch is at 7:00 p.m. and the broadcast can be heard on frederickkeys.com and the TuneIn app. The Frederick Keys are the Advanced-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, and play their home games at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium. Following the 2018 season, the Keys were named the winner of the Carolina League’s Complete Franchise Award. This goes to a team in the league which demonstrates franchise stability and significant contributions to its community and the league. In 2019, the team will host the Carolina League All-Star Classic presented by Visit Frederick. For more information about the Frederick Keys please contact Geoff Arnold by phone at (301)-815-9915 or by emailing at GArnold@FrederickKeys.com. www.FrederickKeys.com-

Results of Wednesday 7/3: DSL Orioles 1 lost 6-0 to DSL White Sox BOX SCORE DSL Orioles 2 lost 7-6 at DSL Mets BOX SCORE

Frederick Keys News Release For Immediate Release: July 2, 2019 KEYS AND HILLCATS POSTPONED DOUBLEHEADER SLATED FOR WEDNESDAY FREDERICK, MD – Tuesday night’s contest between the Frederick Keys and Lynchburg Hillcats has been postponed due to rain. With the rain out, the Keys and Hillcats will play a doubleheader on Wednesday, July 3 before heading to Zebulon, North Carolina to take on the Mudcats. Wednesday’s twinbill will begin at 4 p.m. with gates opening at 3. The Stars & Stripes hat auction will start at 3:00pm with game one and conclude at the end of the 5th inning of game two. Fireworks will follow game two as well presented by Magic Mountain Chimney Sweeps. Tickets for tonight’s game can be exchanged for any remaining 2019 regular season game based on availability. All exchanges must be made at the box office. Fans with tickets to Wednesday’s games receive admission to both games. On Wednesday, the Keys will start right-hander David Lebron (2-3, 3.88) in game one against Hector Hernandez (0-1, 2.84) for the Hillcats, while left-hander Cameron Bishop (0-6, 5.14) takes the mound against Anderson Polanco (0-2, 3.64) in game two. For tickets to Wednesday’s doubleheader, fans can call the box office at 301-815-9939 or visit frederickkeys.com. Following the doubleheader, the Keys head down to North Carolina for a six-game road trip, playing three games against the Carolina Mudcats and Winston-Salem Dash. The Keys return to Nymeo Field on July 10 for a six-game homestand. For tickets, fans can call 301-815-9939 or visit frederickkeys.com. The Frederick Keys are the Advanced-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, and play their home games at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium. Following the 2018 season, the Keys were named the winner of the Carolina League’s Complete Franchise Award. This goes to a team in the league which demonstrates franchise stability and significant contributions to its community and the league. In 2019, the team will host the Carolina League All-Star Classic presented by Visit Frederick. For more information about the Frederick Keys please contact Geoff Arnold by phone at (301)-815-9915 or by emailing at GArnold@FrederickKeys.com. www.FrederickKeys.com-

Tuesday's (7/2) Results: DSL Orioles 1 lost 6-3 to DSL White Sox BOX SCORE DSL Orioles 2 lost 13-1 to DSL Cardinals BOX SCORE

Frederick Keys News Release For Immediate Release: July 1, 2019 ERRORS, WALKS AND WILD PITCHES FUEL LYNCHBURG COMEBACK KEYS HELD OFF SCOREBOARD AFTER THIRD FREDERICK, MD –The Frederick Keys (34-47/5-7) saw a two-run lead disappear in a 4-3 loss to the Lynchburg Hillcats (39-40/7-5) on Monday night at Nymeo Field. The Hillcats comeback was fueled by walks, an error, two wild pitches and a ninth inning single. DL Hall walked four batters, but turned in five innings and allowed one unearned run in a no-decision. With the Keys leading 3-1, Lynchburg tied up the game in the top of the seventh. Needing just one more out to escape the inning, Zach Matson allowed a single to Tyler Freeman before back-to-back walks loaded up the bases. That sent up Will Benson who chopped a ball to deep first. J.C. Escarra was not able to make the play, allowing two runs to score. A lineout double play saw the Keys come up empty in the bottom of the eighth against Evan Mitchell, while Lynchburg went ahead for good in the ninth. Matthias Dietz walked leadoff batter Steven Kwan, who advanced two bases on a pair of wild pitches. Two batters later, Nolan Jones single softly up the middle past a drawn-in infield. Overall, Keys pitching walked eight batters for the fourth time in the last week. An error by Yeltsin Gudino at shortstop, helped Lynchburg score first off of Hall. After Freeman was safe at second on a missed catch, Gavin Collins collected an RBI single to make it 1-0. Frederick countered in the bottom of the first thanks to a pair of Hillcats miscues by the shortstop Freeman. A throwing error helped Trevor Craport reach to open the inning, while a free pass by Justin Garza and a single helped the Keys load the bases. Ryan Ripken then brought home a run on a fielder’s choice, while a throwing error by Freeman scored Escarra to make it 2-1 Keys. The Keys added one more run in the third on an error by Luke Wakamatsu and an RBI double by Craport. Dietz (1-8) suffered the loss, allowing one run on one hit in 2.1 innings. He walked one and struck out four. Mitchell (1-0) posted 2.2 scoreless innings of three-hit baseball to earn the win and Aaron Pinto pitched a scoreless ninth to pick up the save. Hall struck out seven in his five innings of work and retired the final three batters in the fifth on eight pitches. Frederick and Lynchburg continue their three-game series on Tuesday night at Nymeo Field. Right-hander Brenan Hanifee (5-7, 4.74) starts for the Keys and will be opposed by Hillcats left-hander Hector Hernandez (0-1, 2.84). First pitch is at 7:00 p.m. and the broadcast can be heard on frederickkeys.com and the TuneIn app. For ticket information, fans can visit frederickkeys.com. The Frederick Keys are the Advanced-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, and play their home games at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium. Following the 2018 season, the Keys were named the winner of the Carolina League’s Complete Franchise Award. This goes to a team in the league which demonstrates franchise stability and significant contributions to its community and the league. In 2019, the team will host the Carolina League All-Star Classic presented by Visit Frederick. For more information about the Frederick Keys please contact Geoff Arnold by phone at (301)-815-9915 or by emailing at GArnold@FrederickKeys.com. www.FrederickKeys.com-

Results of 7/1: DSL Orioles 1 lost 2-1 to DSL Blue Jays BOX SCORE DSL Orioles 2 won 4-3 at DSL Nationals BOX SCORE

Akron Salvages Series With 5-0 Win Baysox earn 5-2 homestand to stay near top of Western Division. BOWIE, Md. -- The Akron RubberDucks salvaged a game from the four-game series, defeating the Bowie Baysox, 5-0, in front of 2,370 in the series finale at Prince George's Stadium Sunday afternoon. The visiting RubberDucks (5-8) scored first in all four games of the series, with Nellie Rodriguez sending a RBI double to right-center field to put Akron on top in the first inning. Alex Call and Li-Jen Chu recorded RBI two-baggers in the third inning, plating two more runs to increase the early lead to 3-0. Call continued his hot day at the plate in the fifth inning, smoking a solo home run to left field to give the visitors a 4-0 lead. The long ball was the second of the series and brought the center fielder to within a triple away from achieving the cycle. Chu doubled down the LF line in an identical method to his hit in the third inning to plate the second run of the frame and give Akron a 5-0 lead. Defensively, Bowie continued to receive strong pitching from the bullpen. RHP Pedro Araujo struck out five batters in three scoreless innings, while LHP Tyler Erwin struck out one of his own. The relief corps has allowed one earned run in the past 28 1/3 innings after the conclusion of Sunday’s game. The Baysox (9-3) hit the road for the final series of the season against the Hartford Yard Goats before returning to Prince George's Stadium on the fourth of July. LHP Alex Wells (5-1, 1.97 ERA) gets the ball in the first game of July against Hartford RHP Heath Holder (4-2, 1.67 ERA) in a rematch of the June 26 contest in Bowie.

Frederick Keys News Release For Immediate Release: June 30, 2019 CRAPORT, ESCARRA SLUG DINGERS IN WIN CRAPORT HITS GRAND SLAM, ESCARRA SMACKS SOLO SHOT FREDERICK, MD. – A pair of home runs powered the Frederick Keys (5-6, 34-46) to a 5-3 victory over the Wilmington Blue Rocks (6-5, 50-30) on Sunday afternoon at Nymeo Field. Trevor Craport slugged a grand slam while J.C. Escarra hit his eighth home run of the season. The Blue Rocks cut into the lead in the ninth with a two-run home run from Brewer Hicklen and had the tying run on base, but Tim Naughton recorded the final out to seal the win. Sunday’s game marked the final contest between the two teams, with the Blue Rocks taking the season-series 10-6. The Keys conclude the month of June with a 7-21 record. In his first start since May 25, Cody Sedlock pitched well. The only trouble he faced was in the second after he gave up a pair of walks and a base hit with two outs in the inning. He got a ground-out to finish the inning. The right-hander was limited to just four innings, but he made good work of those, allowing no runs on three hits while walking three and striking out four. The Keys opened the third inning working several tough at bats. Pat Dorrian drew a walk and Jean Carrillo singled on the ninth pitch of his at bat. Robbie Thorburn followed with a single to load the bases, and Craport cleared them with his fourth home run of the season. Trailing 4-0, the Blue Rocks struck back in the fourth. With runners at first and second, Colby Schultz hit a soft line drive off Diogenes Almengo into center-field that scored a run to put Wilmington on the scoreboard 4-1. Escarra got the run right back on the solo shot in bottom of the inning to make it 5-1. Almengo pitched well in relief, lasting three innings. Scott Burke pitched a flawless eighth but allowed the two-run shot to Hicklen in the ninth. After striking out the next two batters, Burke walked a batter and was pulled in favor of Naughton, who was able to get the final out after giving up a free pass. The Blue Rocks left 13 runners on base in Sunday’s contest. The Keys welcome in the Lynchburg Hillcats for a three-game series starting on Monday, July 1. LHP DL Hall (2-3, 4.25) will start for Frederick opposite RHP Justin Garza (4-5, 4.88) for Lynchburg. First pitch is schedule for 7:00pm with pregame coverage starting at 6:45pm on frederickkeys.com and the Tune In radio app. The Frederick Keys are the Advanced-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, and play their home games at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium. Following the 2018 season, the Keys were named the winner of the Carolina League’s Complete Franchise Award. This goes to a team in the league which demonstrates franchise stability and significant contributions to its community and the league. In 2019, the team will host the Carolina League All-Star Classic presented by Visit Frederick. For more information about the Frederick Keys please contact Geoff Arnold by phone at (301)-815-9915 or by emailing at GArnold@FrederickKeys.com. www.FrederickKeys.com- Attachments area

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Frederick Keys News Release For Immediate Release: June 29, 2019 CARRASCO CRUSHES KEYS THIRD BASEMAN KNOCKS IN FOUR RUNS; KEYS GET THREE HITS FREDERICK, MD. – Dennicher Carrasco battered the Frederick Keys (4-6, 33-46), ending a triple shy of the cycle and knocking in four runs in a 7-2 victory for the Wilmington Blue Rocks (6-4, 50-29) on Saturday night at Nymeo Field. With the score tied 1-1, Carrasco came to the plate with the bases loaded and two outs in the third and lined a double into the right-field gap that cleared the bases and gave Wilmington a 4-1 lead. He also homered in the sixth. On top of that, the Keys offense was held to just three hits. Wilmington jumped out to an early 1-0 lead after Blake Perkins cracked a triple to deep center field and scored on a tapper up the first baseline off the bat of Brewer Hicklen. The Keys answered right back in the bottom of the inning. Sean Miller singled to lead off the frame and advanced to third on a throwing error from Carrasco on a sacrifice bunt. A batter later, Rito Lugo walked the bases loaded, and Miller was able to score on a fielder’s choice groundout from Trevor Craport to tie the game 1-1. Lugo (2-2) settled in from there. The lefthander allowed two more to reach base over the next four innings. He struck out five, walked three and gave up two hits in five innings of work. After a clean second inning, Blaine Knight struggled to find the strike zone in the third. Rudy Martin reached on an error at the start of the frame, but Knight walked two batters to load the bases with two outs. Carrasco then cleared them with a double and after another walk, Knight got out of the inning. He rebounded to retire the next six batters in order. Knight (0-5) was dealt the loss after allowing four runs (one earned) on three hits, four walks and three strikeouts over five innings. It is his fifth straight loss. Carrasco hit his sixth home run of the season in the sixth inning, and Nick Pratto slugged one over the center field wall with one man on in the eighth to give the Blue Rocks a commanding 7-1 lead. The Keys would score one more in the bottom of the eighth on J.C. Escarra’s RBI groundout. Miller finished with one hit while Robbie Thorburn tallied the other two for the Keys. The Keys and Blue Rocks meet for the final time in the 2019 campaign on Sunday, June 30. RHP Cody Sedlock (4-0, 2.05) will start for Frederick opposite LHP Austin Cox (0-0, 1.69) for Wilmington. First pitch is schedule for 1:00pm with pregame coverage starting at 12:45pm on frederickkeys.com and the Tune In radio app. The Frederick Keys are the Advanced-A affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles, and play their home games at Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium. Following the 2018 season, the Keys were named the winner of the Carolina League’s Complete Franchise Award. This goes to a team in the league which demonstrates franchise stability and significant contributions to its community and the league. In 2019, the team will host the Carolina League All-Star Classic presented by Visit Frederick. For more information about the Frederick Keys please contact Geoff Arnold by phone at (301)-815-9915 or by emailing at GArnold@FrederickKeys.com. www.FrederickKeys.com- Attachments area

Bowie Completes 7-run Comeback in 8-7 Stunner Baysox eye sweep with 8th straight series win in hand. BOWIE, Md. – Down 7-0, the Bowie Baysox completed the largest comeback of the season to defeat the Akron RubberDucks, 8-7, in front of 4,629 at Prince George's Stadium Saturday night. Akron (4-8) took the opening lead for the third time in three games this series with a six-run second inning. Trenton Brooks and Li-Jen Chu hit back-to-back home runs on consecutive pitches from RHP Marcos Molina to put the Ducks ahead 2-0. The visitors loaded the bases with one out for Alex Call, who launched a grand slam to left field to increase the lead to 6-0. Nellie Rodriguez lined a two-out solo home run to left field in the third inning to tack on the extra point and give Akron a 7-0 lead. Bowie (9-2) waited until the third inning to enter the home run derby, and they sent 10 men to the dish during a six-run frame to cut the deficit to 7-6. A walk, a single and a walk loaded the bases three batters into the inning for Ryan McKenna, who crushed a grand slam to left field to take the team lead in RBI (32) and tie Yusniel Diaz for the team lead in home runs (6). That share of the top spot lasted five pitches, as Diaz gave the hosts back-to-back home runs with a solo shot down the line in left field. Four batters later, T.J. Nichting sent a rocket groundball under the dive of Rodriguez at first base to plate Rylan Bannon for the outfielder's 22nd RBI of the 2019 season. The Baysox started their fifth inning in identical fashion to the third inning, loading the bases with a walk, a single and a second walk off LHP Anthony Gose. Facing new pitcher Ben Krauth, Jesse Valentin tied the game by drawing a four-pitch walk to score Diaz. One batter later, a 6-4-3 double play allowed Carlos Perez to cross home with the go-ahead run. The Baysox stormed all the way to take an 8-7 lead after five innings after trailing 7-0, marking the largest comeback victory of the season. The bullpen stepped up once again for Bowie, with RHP Francisco Jimenez allowing one run in four innings to earn his third win of the season. RHP Dillon Tate struck out five batters and stranded three runners on base during his three innings to earn his second save of the week. Bowie aims for a four-game sweep Sunday afternoon at 1:35 p.m. LHP Zac Lowther (8-4, 2.03) takes the mound for Los Cangrejos Fantasmas de Chesapeake against Akron LHP Adam Scott (1-0, 4.26). Sunday is Latin Baseball Day at the ballpark, as well as the 1st Meet the Team Day before the game. The Chrome Run Car Show and the Maryland Food Truck Festival take place in the parking lot, although you need a ticket to the game to access the Food trucks. After the game, 10,000 pieces of candy will fall from the sky during the annual Helicopter Candy Drop for kids ages 12 & under.

Results of 6/29: DSL Orioles 1 won 11-1 at DSL Blue Jays BOX SCORE DSL Orioles 2 won 9-7 over DSL Rockies BOX SCORE

According to last night's Keys game notes, Blaine Knight is tonight's expected starter. You can always go to the Keys website to see who is expected to start. https://www.milb.com/frederick

Frederick Keys News Release For Immediate Release: June 28, 2019 BOWLAN GOES BOWLING AGAIN KEYS TALLY NINE HITS BUT CREATE LIMITED OPPORTUNITIES FREDERICK, MD. – Despite nine hits, the Frederick Keys (4-5, 33-45) were stifled offensively by the Wilmington Blue Rocks (5-4, 49-29), scoring just one run in a 6-1 loss on Friday night at Nymeo Field. The Keys advanced just two runners past first base after they scored in the second inning while the Blue Rocks took advantage of seven walks, three errors and other defensive miscues to score six unanswered runs. Frederick could not shake Jonathan Bowlan (2-0), who won his second straight against the Keys, striking out seven in six innings. The Keys jumped out to an early lead in the second inning. Ryan Ripken led off with a single and advanced to third on Yeltsin Gudino’s line drive into right field. Kirvin Moesquit then hit a sharp ground ball that snuck into centerfield that score Ripken and gave the Keys a 1-0 lead. Wilmington got the run back in the fourth. Brewer Hicklen climbed aboard on a fielder’s choice, moved to second after a walk and tagged to third on a fly-ball to right. During the next at-bat, MJ Melendez took off for second base on a pitch in the dirt, and Jean Carrillo tried to back-pick Hicklen at third, but his throw bounced into left-field and Hicklen scored easily to tie the game at 1-1. In the sixth, David Lebron allowed the first two hitters to reach. He got a fly-ball out to right field, but both runners tagged up and reached safely to put runners at second and third. Lebron was pulled after that in favor of Luis Perez. The second pitch he threw got past Carrillo and allowed the go-ahead run to score. Melendez then lined an RBI single to right to make it 3-1 Wilmington. Lebron (2-3) was handed his third straight loss after he left the mound with runners on base. He gave up three runs (two earned) on three hits, two walks and struck out three in 5.1 innings. Meanwhile, Jonathan Bowlan was dealing. The righthander scattered seven hits but also struck out a batter in every inning in route to seven punch outs. The Blue Rocks struck for another in the eighth as Melendez doubled with two outs and scored on Nick Pratto’s RBI single to make it 4-1. Wilmington scored twice in the ninth afterMatthias Dietz walked four batters and Carrillo allowed a passed ball. Moesquit, Gudino and Zach Jarrett finished the night each with a pair of hits. Melendez finished 3-for-3 with two RBIs, two walks and a pair of stolen bases.

Current DSL Leaders: BATTING One Oriole hitter in top-10 in BA PITCHING Three Orioles pitchers in the top-10 in ERA

Friday's (6/28) Results: DSL Orioles 1 lost 11-9 to the DSL Diamondbacks 1 BOX SCORE DSL Orioles 2 won 2-1 over the DSL Phillies Red BOX SCORE