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In a rematch of left-handers Jack Snodrass and Pat Dean, the Richmond Flying Squirrels (32-25) flipped the script and defeated the New Britain Rock Cats (28-31), 3-2, at The Diamond on Wednesday night
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The New Britain Rock Cats (28-30) got off to a quick start and cruised past the Richmond Flying Squirrels (31-25), 4-1, in front of 4,589 at The Diamond on Tuesday night. The loss ended the Squirrels three-game win-streak.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (31-24) walked off with a, 5-4, win over the Erie SeaWolves (31-24) on Jarrett Parker’s solo-home run to right-center field on Sunday afternoon at The Diamond.
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The surging Richmond Flying Squirrels (30-24) earned a, 5-2, win over the reeling Erie SeaWolves (31-23) in front of a second consecutive sellout crowd of 9,560 at The Diamond on Saturday night.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (29-24) blanked the Erie SeaWolves (31-22), 2-0, in front of a capacity crowd of 9,560 at The Diamond on Friday night to give legendary skipper Dave Machemer his 1,600th win as a manager. The milestone comes as Mac’s Squirrels have claimed six of their last seven ballgames and sit just two games behind the SeaWolves for the Western Division lead.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (28-24) were held in check in the finale of a three-game series and defeated, 2-1, by the New Britain Rock Cats (25-29) on Thursday afternoon at New Britain Stadium.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (28-23) scored double-digit runs for the fourth time in the last five days and pasted the New Britain Rock Cats, 10-5, on Wednesday night at New Britain Stadium.
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Left-hander Chris Gloor turned in eight spectacular innings as the Richmond Flying Squirrels (27-23) snuck past the New Britain Rock Cats (24-28), 2-1, on Tuesday night at New Britain Stadium.
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It was a fight at the bat rack for the third consecutive day as the Richmond Flying Squirrels (26-23) mauled the Altoona Curve (20-30), 13-2, on Monday afternoon at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
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Jack Snodgrass was sterling on the mound and potent at the plate, leading the Richmond Flying Squirrels (24-23) as they trounced the Altoona Curve, 12-5, on Saturday night at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
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