The whole org would like to forget that this weekend happened.  Except maybe for Marshall Hubbard.  None of our affiliates are better than three games under .500.  Like parent club, like affiliate.

One of our affiliates won yesterday, however.

A:  Lake Elsinore 15, High Desert 3

Aaron Jensen:  3 IP, 12 H, 12 ER (HR), 2 K.  Good lord.
John Sullivan:  4 IP, 6 H, 3 ER (HR), 3 K
David Asher:  2 IP, 1 H, walk, 4 K
Casey Craig:  2-4, triple, R, RBI, K (.328)
Michael Saunders:  0-4, K (.264)
Johan Limonta:  3-4, double, R (.304)

Aaron Jensen recorded nine outs.  Look at the line and that's really all you need to know.

NEXT:  Poor Paul Fagan.  7:05 pm PDT.

A:  West Michigan 8, Wisconsin 2

Anthony Butler:  5.2 IP, 4 H, 2 ER (HR), 5 walks, 8 K
Steve Uhlmansiek:  1 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, walk, K
Justin "Little Mateo" Souza:  1.1 IP, 4 H, (5 R) 2 ER, K
Carlos Triunfel:  0-4 (.233)
Luis Nunez:  2-4, RBI, K (.244)
Greg Halman:  1-4, K, SB (.204)
Leury Bonilla:  1-3, double, R (.333)
Jair Fernandez:  2-3, RBI double, K (.304)
Gavin Dickey:  1-2, double, R (.128)

I'm just gonna post the recap of the bottom 8th in its entirety, because it speaks for itself.

NEXT:  Chris Tillman vs West Michigan, 3:35 pm PDT.

AA:  West Tenn 8, Jacksonville 6

Andrew Baldwin:  6 IP, 9 H, 4 ER (HR), 2 walks, 1 K
Kam Mickolio:  2 IP, 2 H, (2 R) 0 ER, 2 K
Craig James:  1 IP, 1 H, 1 K
Alex Meneses:  0-3, 2 R, 2 walks, K
Sebastien Boucher:  1-4, 2 R, walk (.161)
Prentice Redman:  1-5, 2 RBI, 3 K (.286)
T.Marshall Hubbard:  2-4, 3 RBI, walk (.306)
Matt Tuiasosopo:  1-3, R, RBI, walk (.357)
Jeff Frazier:  1-4, R, K (.156)
Ron Prettyman:  1-2, double, R, RBI, 2 walks (.333)
Luis Valbuena:  1-4, R, RBI (.167)

THANK YOU, DIAMOND JAXX, for showing up yesterday.  Jacksonville shoved 4 runs down Andrew Baldwin's throat in the 3rd to take a 4-2 lead, but Baldwin held the fort down through six and Marshall Hubbard eventually paid him off with a 2 run single in the bottom 5th to tie the ballgame, which followed a costly fielding error by Jax 2B Juan Gonzalez that put the 2nd runner aboard.

The DIAMOND JAXX pushed ahead in the bottom 7th: Suns pitcher Matt Riley walked Alex Meneses and watched Sebastien Boucher beat out 1B John Lindsey on a bunt that moved Meneses to 2nd.  Prentice Redman swung at strike three for one out, but Marshall Hubbard drew a walk to load the bases.  Tui hit a deep fly to left that was caught for two outs, but it allowed Meneses to score and give West Tenn the 5-4 lead.  Jeff Frazier did his thing for the 3rd out but West Tenn had the lead.

Kam Mickolio had thrown a solid 7th, but committed a gaffe to start the 8th.  Cory Dunlap grounded to 1st, but Kam dropped Ron Prettyman's lob to 1st and Dunlap was safe.  Marshall McDougall struck out for one out, but Anthony Ragliani lined a shot to right for a triple that scored the runner and tied the game at 5.  Alberto Concepcion put another charge in a Kam pitch that was caught, but Ragliani scored on the sac fly to make it 6-5 Jaxtown.

West Tenn responded in the bottom 8th.  Ron Prettyman led off with a walk, and Luis Oliveros sac bunted Prettyman ahead.  Luis Valbuena watched strike three but catcher Alberto Concepcion let it get by and Valbuena reached.  Alex Meneses watched strike three for two outs, but Sebastien Boucher drew a huge walk to load the bases.  Prentice Redman, having done nothing all day, lined a single to center that plated Prettyman and Valbuena.  7-6 DIAMOND JAXX!  Marshall Hubbard came to the plate and continued his awesome day with a lined base hit to center that scored Boucher and made it 8-6.  Tui flew out but West Tenn went from trailing by a run... to being three outs from a much needed win.

And Craig James did not let them down, locking down the save despite a two out double from Xavier Paul.

NEXT:  Robert Rohrbaugh, 5:05 pm PDT.

AAA: Salt Lake 6, Tacoma 1

Jorge Campillo:  6 IP, 7 H, 4 ER (HR), walk, 3 K
Jake Woods:  1 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, walk, K, 1 Mystic-tan session
Michael Wagner:  1 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, K
Adam Jones:  0-3, walk, HBP (.319)
Jeremy Reed:  0-2, walk (.233)
Mike Morse:  1-3, RBI (.242)
WLAD:  1-4, K (.344)
Bryan LaHair:  0-3, walk (.197)
Rob Johnson:  1-4 (.241)
Jeff Clement (DH):  0-4, K (.197)
Oswaldo Navarro:  2-3 (.212)

Jorge Campillo's good fortune runs out, as Salt Lake gets to him in the 3rd and 4th innings for 2 runs apiece, and the Stingers added insurance runs off Jake Woods and mop up scrub Michael Wagner.  Tacoma's only run came in the first inning, when Mike Morse hit a sac fly that drove in Adam Jones.  Salt Lake pitching only allowed 5 hits, 3 walks and hit a batter.

NEXT:  Justin Lehr vs Salt Lake: 5:35 PDT.