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Saints eliminated from playoffs, take it out on Clippers (opens the original)
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By virtue of Rochester’s 3-1 win at Buffalo earlier in the day, St. Paul took the field at Columbus Thursday evening with Saints players already knowing they were eliminated from playoff contention. They may have had a wee chip on their shoulders about it, as the visitors walloped the host Clippers by a score of 16-6. With the offensive explosion, the Saints are currently the highest-scoring team in the International League with 832 runs crossing the plate. After putting up just four runs in spl
Saints nipped by Mets in Austin Martin’s rehab debut (opens the original)
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Twins outfielder Austin Martin began a minor league rehab assignment with St. Paul in a 5-4 loss to Syracuse on Tuesday night at CHS Field. Martin served as the Saints’ designated hitter, going 1 for 4 with a fifth-inning RBI single that scored Tristan Gray with the team’s first run of the game. The Mets had scored four runs off St. Paul starter Ricky Castro (3-3, 5.85 ERA) by that point. Castro was tagged for four runs (three earned) on six hits and two walks while striking out one batter. The
Saints crush Omaha in series finale (opens the original)
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St. Paul clinched a winning road record for the first time in five years as the Twins’ Triple-A affiliate by trouncing host Omaha 12-5 in the finale of their six-game series for their 38th win of the season away from CHS Field. Center fielder Alan Roden raised his batting average from .280 to .295 after going 4 for 6 with a home run, three RBIs and two runs scored. Right fielder Emmanuel Rodriguez went 3 for 5 with three runs scored and an RBI, while catcher Noah Cardenas was 2 for 4 with a home
Saints battered by Storm Chasers (opens the original)
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For the second consecutive night, St. Paul was unable to hold a slim, sudden lead in losing at Omaha. However, the Storm Chasers didn’t need 10 innings to defeat the Saints on Saturday, instead topping the visitors 6-1. It was St. Paul’s third consecutive loss in Omaha after taking the first two games of the week-long series. The Saints once again claimed a first inning lead on Saturday, this time with the run coming via an RB I single by designated hitter Hendry Mendez that plated outfielder Al
Kala’i Rosario homers again, but Saints fall at Omaha (opens the original)
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Kala’i Rosario got the game started with a bang, but there were few fireworks overall as St. Paul fell 3-2 at Omaha in 10 innings Friday night. The Saints right fielder hit his eighth home run of the year — his fifth in the last five games — to give the visitors a 1-0 lead just two batters into Friday’s contest. However, the night belonged to the pitchers. St. Paul starter Aaron Rozek turned in one of his finest outings of the season, lowering his ERA from 4.10 to 3.84 after scattering four hits
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