
Richmond Flying Squirrels take series from Erie with 6-2 win
The Richmond Flying Squirrels (32-28) cashed in four first-inning walks and never looked back, dropping the Erie SeaWolves (21-39), 6-2, at The Diamond on Sunday afternoon.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels (32-28) cashed in four first-inning walks and never looked back, dropping the Erie SeaWolves (21-39), 6-2, at The Diamond on Sunday afternoon.

The Erie SeaWolves (21-38) defeated the Richmond Flying Squirrels (31-28), 7-4, on Saturday night at The Diamond. Erie leveled the three-game series, which will be decided on Sunday.

The Richmond Flying Squirels (31-27) plated the decisive run with a safety-squeeze bunt and upended the Erie SeaWolves (20-38), 4-3, at The Diamond on Friday night. The Squirrels continue to surge, having posted a league-best record of 28-10 since the end of their 15-game losing-skid.

The Portland Sea Dogs (24-36) snuck past the Richmond Flying Squirrels (30-27), 5-4, on Thursday night at The Diamond preventing the Squirrels from sweeping the three-game series.

The surging Richmond Flying Squirrels (30-26) claimed their sixth straight win, downing the Portland Sea Dogs (23-36), 5-1, at The Diamond on Wednesday night.

Three-time All-Star Matt Cain had never done a rehab assignment before starting for the Double-A Richmond Flying Squirrels Tuesday night.

San Francisco Giants starter Matt Cain talks with reporters after his June 9 rehab start in Richmond.

San Francisco Giants pitcher Matt Cain talks with reporters after his June 9 rehab start for the Richmond Flying Squirrels.

It was a unique sight at The Diamond on Tuesday as three-time Major League All Star and World Series Champion Matt Cain took the mound for Richmond in a rehab outing. Cain, tossed 3.2 innings and allowed 3 hits, 2 runs, 1 walk, and 2 strikeouts in the Squirrels 4-3 victory over Portland.

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