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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (61-60) grinded out a, 7-6, win over the Akron Aeros (56-65) in front of 6,036 at The Diamond on Tuesday night. The Squirrels are 12-2 in their last 14 ballgames, and have pulled within 3 ½ games of Western division-leading Harrisburg.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (60-60) rolled to a, 5-1, win over the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (56-62) on Sunday afternoon at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium. The victory completes a series win for Richmond over New Hampshire as well as a 5-1 road trip.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (59-60) erupted for five runs in the top of the 13th inning to defeat the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (56-61), 7-2, in a marathon ballgame on Saturday night at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (58-59) were thumped by the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, 11-2, as their five-game win-streak ended with a thud at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium on Friday night.
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Joe Panik and Craig Westcott guided the Richmond Flying Squirrels (58-59) to a, 4-1, victory over the Portland Sea Dogs (56-61) on Thursday afternoon at Hadlock Field.
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Trailing to the ninth inning, the Richmond Flying Squirrels (57-59) dramatically plated three runs to defeat the Portland Sea Dogs (56-60), 5-3, at Hadlock Field on Wednesday night.
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Ryan Lollis and Jack Snodgrass keyed the Richmond Flying Squirrels (56-59) as they rolled to an, 8-2, series-opening win over the Portland Sea Dogs (56-59) on Tuesday night at Hadlock Field. Lollis homered twice in the ballgame, while Snodgrass earned his team-best ninth win of the year.
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Center Luke Piotrowski will transfer from the University of Richmond, head coach Chris Mooney announced on Monday.
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Behind a strong rehab start from right-hander Ryan Vogelsong, the Richmond Flying Squirrels (55-59) grabbed an 8-3 win over the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (54-58) on Sunday afternoon at The Diamond. The Squirrels took the series with the win and finished the six-game home stand with a record of 5-1.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (54-59) rode a seven-inning masterpiece from left-hander Edwin Escobar to a 5-0 shutout win over the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (54-57) in front of 8,244 at The Diamond on Saturdaynight.
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