
Richmond Flying Squirrels drop series opener to first-place Harrisburg
The Richmond Flying Squirrels allowed four runs in the first inning and could not come back, falling, 6-2, to the Harrisburg Senators on Tuesday at The Diamond.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels allowed four runs in the first inning and could not come back, falling, 6-2, to the Harrisburg Senators on Tuesday at The Diamond.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels mustered just one hit and two total baserunners against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats on Sunday at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, falling, 2-0, in the series and road trip finale.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels led entering the bottom of the eighth inning, but the New Hampshire Fisher Cats tied the game to force extra innings and eventually won, 5-4.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels scored a season-high 14 runs and smacked a season-high seven extra-base hits to defeat the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, 14-5, on Friday at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium.

Despite tying a franchise record with 13 walks allowed, the Richmond Flying Squirrels outlasted the Portland Sea Dogs, 4-3, in 11 innings on Wednesday at Hadlock Field, taking two of three in the series.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels used a four-run first inning and shutout performances from right-handers Alfred Gutierrez, Chase Johnson and Tyler Cyr to beat the Portland Sea Dogs, 6-0, at Hadlock Field on Wednesday.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels surrendered four late runs to the Portland Sea Dogs, falling, 5-2, on Tuesday at Hadlock Field.

Behind a strong start from left-hander Caleb Baragar, the Richmond Flying Squirrels topped the Reading Fightin Phils, 4-2, on Monday at FirstEnergy Stadium.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels brought the potential tying run to the plate in the ninth inning, but fell, 5-2, to the Reading Fightin Phils on Sunday at FirstEnergy Stadium.

The Richmond Flying Squirrels were swept in a doubleheader on Saturday at FirstEnergy Stadium, falling to the Reading Fightin Phils, 2-1, in Game One and losing, 7-6, in Game Two.
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