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The Trenton Thunder (7-3) completed a four-game sweep of the Richmond Flying Squirrels (4-7) with an emphatic, 15-1, win on Sunday afternoon at ARM & HAMMER Park. The loss for the Squirrels established a new franchise record for most lop-sided defeat and also extended Richmond’s losing streak to six games. That string matches the longest losing skid in the short history of the franchise as well.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (4-6) lost their fifth consecutive ballgame on Saturday night at ARM & HAMMER Park, falling to the Trenton Thunder (6-3), 3-0. Four Thunder pitchers combined to blank the Squirrels, who remain winless on their first road trip of the season. With the win, Trenton takes the four-game series by virtue of claiming the first three games.
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Leading for the majority of the ballgame, the Richmond Flying Squirrels (4-5) lost their lead in the seventh inning and the ballgame in the eighth when rain shortened game two of a four-game series at ARM & HAMMER Park. The Trenton Thunder (5-3) claimed a, 5-3, win when heavy rains brought an early stoppage and sent Richmond to their fourth straight defeat.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (4-4) rallied out of a substantial hole for the second straight day, only to fall in 11 innings, 6-5, to the Trenton Thunder (4-3) on Thursday night at ARM & HAMMER PARK.
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The Richmond Flying Squirrels (4-3) climbed out of an early hole only to fall late, 7-6, to the Bowie Baysox (3-4) on Wednesday afternoon at The Diamond. The Baysox rallied for two runs and the series win in the ninth inning.
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A night after the Richmond Flying Squirrels (4-2) erased a five-run deficit, the Bowie Baysox (2-4) did them one better. The Baysox rallied from six runs down to clip the Squirrels, 8-7, on Tuesday night at The Diamond.
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A four-run seventh inning allowed the Richmond Flying Squirrels (4-1) to complete a large-scale comeback and take the opener of a three-game series, 12-10, from the Bowie Baysox (1-4) on Monday night at The Diamond.
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After rallying in the ninth inning, the Richmond Flying Squirrels (3-1) walked off in the 11th inning with a, 3-1, win over the New Britain Rock Cats in front of 6,078 on Sunday afternoon at The Diamond. Adam Duvall scored the winning run on a wild pitch, igniting a wild celebration in the home plate circle. With the win, the Squirrels also took the series over the Rock Cats by claiming three of the first four games of the season.
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Adam Duvall’s two-run blast in the seventh inning propelled the Richmond Flying Squirrels (2-1) to a, 7-5, win over the New Britain Rock Cats (1-2) in front of 5,713 at The Diamond on Saturday night. His first Double-A home run was a massive one to left field off of Rock Cats reliever Nelvin Fuentes, and gave Richmond the edge in the four-game series.
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Left-hander Jack Snodgrass and right-hander Daryl Maday co-authored the first no-hitter in Flying Squirrels’ franchise history as Richmond blanked the New Britain Rock Cats, 1-0, on Friday night at The Diamond. The Rock Cats had prevailed by the same score in the conclusion of Thursday night’s suspended season-opener.
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