A.J. Russell started for Hickory, striking out five and walking two in 2.1 innings, allowing two runs, including a solo homer.<\/p>\n
Paulino Santana had a hit and a stolen base. Josh Springer had three hits.<\/p>\n
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Hickory box score<\/a><\/p>\n Hub City starter Ismael Agreda allowed six runs in five innings, including a grand slam, striking out six and walking four. Andrew Susac<\/a> struck out two in a scoreless inning.<\/p>\n Malcolm Moore had a pair of hits. Maxton Martin doubled. Yeison Morrobel, Paxton Kling and Gleider Figuereo all had a hit and a walk apiece.<\/p>\n Hub City box score<\/a><\/p>\n Frisco was having a perfect game pitched against them until the ninth inning, when they managed two runs on a walk, a HBP, and two hits, one of which was a Dylan Dreiling RBI single.<\/p>\n Ryan Lobus allowed three runs in 1.1 IP, striking out two. Josh Trentadue struck out two in a scoreless inning.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Frisco box score<\/a><\/p>\n For Round Rock, Luis Curvelo<\/a> walked one in a scoreless inning. Josh Sborz<\/a> allowed a two run homer in an inning of work. Alexis Diaz<\/a> struck out one in a shutout inning. Emiliano Teodo<\/a> faced three batters, striking out one, retiring one via a fly out, and walking the third batter before being lifted. He threw 18 pitches, 11 for strikes.<\/p>\n Wyatt Langford<\/a> started his rehab assignment and was 0 for 2 with two walks as the DH for the Express. Blaine Crim<\/a> homered. Cody Freeman<\/a> was 2 for 3 with a double, a homer and a walk. Aaron Zavala had a pair of hits. Cam Cauley had two hits and a stolen base.<\/p>\n