LOUISVILLE BATS GAME NOTES
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 2025 - 11:05 AM E.T.
LOUISVILLE
BATS (17-16) VS OMAHA STORM
CHASERS (13-19)
4.15)
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BATS LEAGUE RANKINGS
Bats Batting/IL Rankings
AVG: .245 T-12th
OBP: .338 8th
SLG: .408 8th
Runs: 186 2nd
Hits: 267 8th
Doubles: 59 4th
Triples: 7 5th
Home Runs: 35 T-5th
RBI: 176 2nd
Walks: 139 T-6th
Strikeouts: 306 5th
SB: 44 6th
CS 6 19th
Bats Pitching/IL Rankings
Wins: 17 T-6th ERA: 4.66 12th
1.45 T-11th AVG: .265 18th
Shutouts: 2 T-8th
Saves: 5 T-15th
Hits: 293 3rd
Runs: 167 6th
Home Runs: 46 1st
Hit Batters: 7 20th
Walks: 121 14th
Strikeouts: 246 T-19th
RECORD BREAKDOWN
Overall Record: 17-16
First Half: 17-16
Second Half: 0-0
Last 10: 4-6
Home: 9-6
Road: 8-10
Day Games: 10-7
Night Games: 7-9
Extra Innings 2-1
Series Record W-L-T 2-1-3
Doubleheaders W-L-T: 1-0-1
Shutout W/L: 2-0
Last At-Bat W/L 4-5
Walk-Off W/L: 1-3
Score First: 10-7
Score 2nd/Didn't Score: .......... 7-9
1-Run Games: 1-3
2-Run Games: 2-3
3-Run Games: 4-2
4+ Run Games: 10-8
March: 2-1
April: 12-13
May: 3-2
June: 0-0
July: 0-0
August: 0-0
September: 0-0
Leading after 6: 13-5
Leading after 7: 12-4
Leading after 8: 12-3
Tied after 6: 2-0
Tied after 7: 3-0
Tied after 8: 1-1
Trailing after 6: 2-11
Trailing after 7: 2-12
Trailing after 8: 1-11
With HR: 9-9
Without HR: 8-7
Allow HR: 12-12
Allow No HR: 5-4
With Error: 6-11
Without Error: 12-4
Vs. LH Starter: 5-7 Vs. RH Starter: 12-9
IVAN SLAMS THROUGH: With the bases loaded in the bottom of the eighth inning in Tuesday's series opener against Omaha, Bats left fielder Ivan Johnson connected on a 372-foot opposite-field grand slam to left for his fourth home run of the season, breaking the game open against former Bats reliever Ryan Hendrix and giving the Bats a 9-1 lead. The grand slam was the Bats' first of the 2025 season and their first in 197 games spanning 608 days. Before Johnson, the most recent Bat to hit a grand slam was Jason Vosler on 9/6/23 vs. St. Paul's Ronny Henriquez at Louisville Slugger Field. The Bats went all of 2024 without a grand slam, the only team in all of Triple-A and one of eight out of the 120 full-season affiliates in MiLB to not hit a grand slam last season. The 2024 season was only the second slam-less season in Louisville franchise history, with the first coming in 1993. On 6/14/94, Darrel Deak of the Louisville Redbirds broke a 651 day slam-less streak, with the previous slam coming on 9/1/92 by Lonnie Maclin. Incredibly, after Deak's slam, the Redbirds hit another grand slam the next day on 6/15/94, this time from Phil Stephenson.
WHERE THERE'S A WIL(KERSON), THERE'S A WAY: One of the pleasant surprises early in the 2025 season has been veteran starter Aaron Wilkerson. After spending most of the past three seasons between Japan and Korea, Wilkerson signed with the Reds as a free agent and started the season in the rotation. His first start was rough, allowing eight runs on 3/30 vs. Memphis. Since then, he's been solid, giving up one or fewer runs in four of his next five starts, including a 11.0 inning scoreless streak from 4/5-4/12. He pitched five solid innings on 4/26 vs. Iowa in a no-decision before tossing the longest start from a Bats pitcher this season last Thursday in Memphis, allowing just one run over seven innings to earn his third win. Wilkerson has earned three of the five wins obtained by Bats starters. The Bats are Wilkerson's sixth Triple-A team after Pawtucket (2016), Colorado Springs (2016, 2018), San Antonio (2019), Oklahoma City (2021), and Las Vegas (2023). Of those six, Pawtucket (moved to Worcester), Colorado Springs (now in Independent Pioneer League), and San Antonio (Double-A Texas League) are no longer Triple-A clubs.
DOUBLES FOR DAYS: In addition to the turning two on defense, the Bats have been strong at reaching second at the plate. To date, the Bats' 59 doubles are 4th in the International League and 14th in all of Minor League Baseball. Of the 17 players to take an at-bat for Louisville, 15 have recorded at least one double. Only Austin Hays (3 rehab games) and Jacob Hurtubise (optioned to Louisville on 4/15, recalled on 5/6) did not double. On 4/20 at Columbus, the Bats ripped seven doubles en route to a 7-4 victory, with three coming off the bat of Levi Jordan. This marks the most doubles in a game for Louisville since they had seven on 5/18/23 vs. Jacksonville, and the most by an individual Bats player this season. Francisco Urbaez challenged Jordan's mark last night, doubling twice in the win over Omaha. The Bats team record for most doubles in a game sits at 11, recorded on 5/3/10 at Buffalo. This season, the Bats have recorded at least one double in 27 of 33 games and two or more doubles in 18 of 33 games.
BATS VS. CHASERS: The Bats are hosting the defending International League Champion Omaha Storm Chasers for the first time this season. This will be the second series meeting between the teams, with Louisville splitting a six-game set in Omaha in their first road series this season at the beginning of April. Despite finishing on opposite ends of the IL standings, the Bats fared well against the Storm Chasers in 2024. The two teams evenly split 18 meetings last season 9-9, going 6-6 at Werner Park and 3-3 at Louisville Slugger Field. Several members of the Bats were especially dominant against Omaha. P.J. Higgins batted .375 (24-64) in 16 games against the Chasers. Levi Jordan batted .350 (14-40) in 11 games, Edwin Rios hit .320 (1650) in 13 games, and Davis Wendzel hit .341 (14-41) in 11 games. For their careers, Higgins and Rios are both hitting exactly .333 against Omaha in 28 and 64 games, respectively. Incredibly, the Bats lead the All-Time season series over Omaha by just two games, 164-162.
THREE FOR THE PRICE OF ONE: In the second inning of last Tuesday's series opener against Memphis, the Bats made history on defense to get out of a jam. With Reiver Sanmartin on the mound and runners on first and second, a line drive from Matt Lloyd was fielded by Bats shortstop Levi Jordan on a bounce. He quickly fielded and stepped on second for a force out and threw to Edwin Rios first to retire Lloyd. Rios then threw to P.J. Higgins at third, catching the lead runner in a rundown where Jordan applied the tag to complete an elusive triple-play, ending the inning. The Bats' triple play is the first in Minor League Baseball during the 2025 season and the fifth in Louisville franchise history (third as the Bats). The full list of Louisville triple plays now reads:
1. 8/2/1989 at Denver - Doubleheader Game 2
2. 7/10/1993 vs. Indianapolis
3. 7/20/2005 at Pawtucket (Ground ball, 3B Edwin Encarnacion to 2B Alex Pelaez to 1B Ricky Bell)
4. 8/25/2022 at Toledo (Line drive, 3B Spencer Steer to 1B Colin Moran)
5. 4/29/2025 at Memphis (Ground ball, SS Levi Jordan to 1B Edwin Rios to 3B P.J. Higgins to SS Levi Jordan)
TURNIN' TWO: After leading the International League with 146 double plays in 2024, the Bats are picking up right where they left off. Louisville fielders have turned 32 double plays in 33 games to open the 2025 season, leading the International League and tied for 5th in all of Minor League Baseball. The Bats have turned multiple double plays in 10 games so far and have turned at least one in 21 of 33 games.
BACK (TO BACK) AT LAST: After going 593 days without hitting back-to-back home runs, the Louisville Bats have now accomplished the feat three times in three weeks. The first instance this season was on 4/6, when Edwin Rios led of the 10th inning with a two-run homer and Rece Hinds followed with a solo blast in the eventual 7-5 win. The back-to-back home runs in Omaha were the first for Louisville since Jason Vosler and Jose Barrero accomplished the feat vs. Toledo on 8/22/23. That was a span of 593 days and 187 games between back-to-back homers for the Bats, who did not accomplish the feat in 2024. Just 13 days later on 4/19 at Columbus, the pair of Rios and Hinds did it again, but in reverse order with Hinds leading the way as the pair of solo home runs turned a deficit into a tie in a game the Bats would eventually win. The Bats then accomplished the feat at home in Sunday's series finale against the I-Cubs, with Reds rehabber Tyler Stephenson hitting his first career Triple-A home run and Will Benson following with a solo blast in the sixth to turn a 3-2 loss into a 4-3 lead in an eventual 6-4 loss.
RHP Aaron Wilkerson (3-1,
vs. RHP Chandler Champlain (0-1, 8.63)
AARON WILKERSON | RHP | #56
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 230
Born: 5/24/89 in Fort Worth, TX Age: 35
Years Pro: 8
Acquired: Signed to a minor league contract, 1/27/25.
School: Midway (TX) High School
MLB Debut: 9/15/17 @ Miami
MLB Service Time: 0.067
CAREER HIGHS
IP: 9.0, 7/23/17 @ MIS
Runs Allowed: 9, 6/16/23 vs. RNO
Hits Allowed: 12, 8/6/16 vs. NAS
Walks: 5, 2x (MR: 8/28/19 @ RR)
Strikeouts: 11, 2x (MR: 6/9/17 vs. JAX)
Pitches: 111, 7/23/17 @ MIS
SEASON HIGHS
IP (Start): 7.0, 5/2 @ MEM
Runs Allowed: 8, 3/30 vs. MEM
Hits Allowed: 9, 3/30 vs. MEM
Walks: 3, 4/19 @ COL
Strikeouts: 9, 4/5 @ OMA
Pitches: 83, 5/2 @ MEM
PLAYER NOTES
Tonight’s Start: Veteran RHP Aaron Wilkerson gets the ball today for the Bats in the second game of a six-game series against the Omaha Storm Chasers, looking to extend his team-leading win total to four.
Vs. Omaha: Wilkerson faces the Omaha Storm Chasers for the sixth time in his professional career and the second time this season, having posted a 2-0 record with a 2.92 ERA (8 ER/24.2 IP) and 25 strikeouts in his first five appearances (five starts).
Last Time Out/Win: Wilkerson’s last outing earned him a victory on 5/2 at Memphis, as he made his longest appearance of the season by throwing seven innings of one-run ball, scattering five hits and striking out five.
Bats Career: Wilkerson makes his seventh career start for the Bats today in his first season in the Reds organization. To date, he’s 3-1 with a 4.15 ERA in six starts, having gone five innings or more in four starts this season.
2025 Season: Pitching for the Bats in his first year in the Reds system.
2025 Transactions: Signed to a minor league contract by the Reds on 1/27. Opened the season with Triple-A Louisville.
2024 Season: Spent the full season playing in the KBO as a member of the Lotte Giants. Went 12-8 in 32 starts, logging a 3.84 ERA in 196.2 IP with a career-high 167 strikeouts. Ranked among Giants leaders in innings pitched (1st, 196.2), games started (1st, 32), strikeouts (5th, 167) and wins (T-7th, 12).
Career Highlights: Made his professional debut with the Red Sox organization in short season A ball with Lowell, tossing six innings on 7/20/14 at Auburn, allowing one earned run on three hits and two walks while striking out seven. Traded to the Milwaukee Brewers along with INF Wendell Rijo in exchange for INF Aaron Hill and cash on 7/7/16. Made his Major League debut with the Brewers on 9/15/17 at Miami, tossing a three up, three down ninth inning out of the bullpen to seal a 10-2 Brewers win and picking up his first two big league strikeout of J.T. Realmuto and Brian Anderson. Spent the 2022 season pitching in Nippon Professional Baseball in Japan for the Hanshin Tigers. Pitched for the Lotte Giants of the Korean Baseball Organization in 2023 and 2024.
MLB Career: Made 14 appearances with the Brewers from 2017-19, posting a 6.88 ERA (27 ER/35.1 IP) and striking out 28 batters. His best outing came on 10/1/17 at St. Louis when he threw seven innings on one-run ball, striking out five and allowing just two hits.
2025 SEASON SPLITS (WITH LOUISVILLE)
Vs. LHB: .364 (20-55), 2 2B, 3B, 4 HR, 12 RBI, 2 BB, 12 SO Vs. RHP: .154 (10-65), 2B, 2 HR, 2 RBI, BB, 19 SO
Home (3G): 1-1, 6.08 ERA (9 ER/13.1 IP), 18 H, 4 HR, 12 SO
Road (3G): 2-0, 2.65 ERA (5 ER/17.0 IP), 12 H, 2 HR, 3 BB, 19 SO Day (5G): 3-1, 4.62 ERA (13 ER/25.1 IP), 25 H, 6 HR, 3 BB, 28 SO
Night (1G): 0-0, 1.80 ERA (1 ER/5.0 IP), 5 H, 3 SO
Starter (6G): 3-1, 4.15 ERA (14 ER/30.1 IP), 30 H, 6 HR, 3 BB, 31 SO
Reliever (0G): 0-0, 0.00 ERA (0 ER/0.0 IP)
Career Accolades:
2021: Southern Pitcher of the Week (5/30, 6/27).
2019: Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week (5/19).
2017: Southern League Pitcher of the Week (5/21, 7/23), Southern League Mid-Season All-Star. 2016: Eastern League Pitcher of the Week (4/17)
2015: Eastern League Pitcher of the Week (8/24), MiLB Organizational All-Star. 2014: New York-Penn League Pitcher of the Week (9/2)
Personal/Misc.: Graduated from Midway (TX) High School, where he also played football. Attended Panola (TX) College and Cumberland (TN) University. Set NAIA records for consecutive scoreless innings (54.0) and consecutive victories (26) while at Cumberland. Signed from free agency by the Boston Red Sox on 7/18/14.
20 Eric Yang C
5-11
Selected by the Reds in the 7th round of the
1-3, R, RBI,
2025 Notes: Playing for the Bats for the fourth straight season ... Went 1-3 in his season debut on 4/2 at Omaha ... Second hit of the season was a perfectly placed bunt single as part of the game-winning rally on 4/8 vs. Indianapolis ... Recorded a hit in his first four starts of the season ... Hitting streak ended when he lifted a sac fly in his only plate appearance in a 13-4 win at Memphis on 5/1 ... Has reached base in all six games he's started for the Bats
2025 Transactions: Begins the season in Louisville Career Highlights/Miscellaneous Notes:
-->2024: Combined to bat .205 with one home run and 12 RBI over 43 games between Louisville and Double-A Chattanooga ... Contract selected by the Reds on 7/29, made his MLB debut as a pinch-hitter on 7/31 vs. the Cubs, striking out in his only at-bat ... Hit his first Triple-A home run on 8/23 vs. Gwinnett ... Made three pitching appearances for the Bats, throwing 4.1 scoreless innings
-->2023: Hit .218 with one home run and nine RBI in 41 games between Louisville and Chattanooga
-->2018: Named a Pioneer League All-Star for Rookie-Level Billings
-->Personal: Played three years of college baseball at the University of California, Santa Barbara from 2017-19 ... A graduate of El Camino Real High School (Woodland Hills, CA)
2025 Notes: Started the season with the Bats for the first time after being traded to Cincinnati from Texas at the 2024 deadline ... Doubled and scored in the Opening Night win on 3/28 vs. Memphis ... Notched two hits and scored the tying run in the victory over Indianapolis on 4/8 ... Crushed his first home run of the season on 4/17 at Columbus ... Hit a two-run go-ahead blast in Louisville's win on 4/19 at Columbus and tallied a season-high three RBI ... Had a season-long 10-game on-base streak from 4/19-5/4
2025 Transactions: Begins the season in Louisville Career Highlights/Miscellaneous Notes:
-->2024: Began the season with Triple-A Round Rock in the Texas organization ... Promoted to the Rangers on 4/8 ... Hit his first MLB home run on 4/27 vs. the Reds, a two-run blast off future Bats teammate Brent Suter ... Overall, hit .289 with six home runs and 22 RBI in 34 games for Round Rock and .128 with one home run and two RBI over 27 games in two stints with the Rangers ... Traded to the Reds in exchange for cash considerations on 7/30 ... Finished the season with the Bats, hitting .247 with two home runs and 20 RBI in 43 games ... Hit his first two Louisville home runs on 9/4 vs. Jacksonville
-->2023: Spent all season with Round Rock, hitting .236 with 30 home runs and 74 RBI in 124 games ... Named a Rangers MiLB.com organization All-Star ... Tied for the Pacific Coast League lead with 30 home runs
-->Personal: Originally selected by the Rangers in Competitive Balance Round A (41st overall) in 2019 ... Played collegiately at Baylor from 2017-19 ... Attended JSerra Catholic High School in San Juan Capistrano, CA
STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (TEAM RECORD)
STARTS BY POSITION (TEAM RECORD)
BATS MULTI-HIT GAMES/XBH/HITTING STREAKS
245-264
BATS MULTI-HR EFFORTS (0)
BATS LEADOFF HR (2)
Tyler Callihan (T1)
4/2 @ OMA
Tyler Callihan (B1) 4/9 vs. IND
BATS BACK-TO-BACK HR (3)
Edwin Rios / Rece Hinds (T10)
4/6 @ OMA
Rece Hinds / Edwin Rios (T5) 4/19 @ COL
Tyler Stephenson / Will Benson (T6) 4/27 vs. IOW
BATS GRAND SLAMS (1)
Ivan Johnson (B8)
BATS INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS (0)
BATS WALK-OFF WINS (1)
5/6 vs. OMA
Will Benson (single) 4/23 vs. IOW
BATS HIT FOR THE CYCLE (0)
2025 BATS SHUTOUTS (PITCHING)
OPPONENT MULTI-HR EFFORTS (1)
Cam Devanney (2)
OPPONENT LEADOFF HR (3)
John Rave (B1)
Will Brennan (B1)
Michael Siani (B1)
OPPONENT BACK-TO-BACK HR (2)
Bryan Torres / Thomas Saggese (T1) 3/30 vs.
Will Wilson / Johnathan Rodríguez (B3) 4/17 @ COL
OPPONENT GRAND SLAMS (3)
Kody Huff (B3)
Micah Pries (B1)
Matt Lloyd (B9)
OPPONENT INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS (1)
Drew Waters (B4)
OPPONENT WALK-OFF WINS (3)
Cam Devanney (2-run home run)
Matt Lloyd (grand slam)
OPPONENT HIT FOR THE CYCLE (1)
2025 BATS TEAM HIGHS & LOWS
OFFENSE:
Most Runs, Game 15, 5/4 @ MEM
Most Runs, Inning 5, 2x (Last: B8, 5/6 vs. OMA)
Fewest Runs, Game 1, 2x (Last: 5/2 @ MEM)
Most Hits, Game 17, 5/4 @ MEM
Fewest Hits, Game 2, 4/4 @ OMA
Most Doubles, Game 7, 4/20 @ COL
Most Triples, Game 1, 7x (Last: 5/1 @ MEM)
Most Home Runs, Game 4, 4/19 @ COL
Most Home Runs, Inning 3, T5, 4/19 @ COL
Most Extra-Base Hits, Game 7, 2x (Last: 4/20 @ COL)
Most Stolen Bases, Game 4, 4/26-2 vs. IOW
Most Caught Stealing, Game 1, 6x (Last: 4/30 @ MEM)
Most Left on Base, Game 13, 4/20 @ COL
Most Hits with RISP, Game 6, 5/4 @ MEM
Most Strikeouts, Game 15, 4/1 @ OMA
Fewest Strikeouts, Game 3, 5/3 @ MEM
Most Walks, Game 9, 2x (Last: 4/30 @ MEM)
Fewest Walks, Game 1, 4x (Last: 4/27 vs. IOW)
PITCHING:
Most Strikeouts, Game (9 IP) 14, 4/18 @ COL
Most Strikeouts, Game (10+ IP) 10, 2x (Last: 4/23 vs. IOW)
Fewest Strikeouts, Game 3, 2x (Last: 4/15 @ COL)
Most Walks, Game 8, 3x (Last: 4/22 vs. IOW)
Fewest Walks, Game 0, 2x (Last: 5/1 @ MEM)
Most Runs Allowed, Inning 5, 3x (Last: B1, 4/29 @ MEM)
Most Runs Allowed, Game 13, 2x (Last: 4/18 @ COL)
Fewest Runs Allowed, Game 0, 2x (Last: 4/23 vs. IOW)
Most Hits Allowed, Game 16, 3/30 vs. MEM
Fewest Hits Allowed, Game 3, 5/6 vs. OMA
Most Home Runs Allowed, Game 4, 3/30 vs. MEM
Most Hit Batsmen, Game 1, 7x (Last: 5/3 @ MEM)
Most Wild Pitches, Game 2, 2x (Last: 5/2 @ MEM)
DEFENSE:
Most Double Plays Turned, Game 3, 4/3 @ OMA
Most Errors, Game 2, 4x (Last: 4/18 @ COL)
2025 TEAM MISCELLANEOUS
Longest Winning Streak 4, 4/19-4/23
Longest Losing Streak 3, 2x (Last: 4/27-4/30)
Largest Margin of Victory 12, 5/4 @ MEM
Largest Margin of Defeat 11, 4/18 @ COL
Largest Comeback Win 3 runs, 3x (Last: 4/22 vs. IOW)
Largest Blown Lead (Loss) 3 runs, 5/3 @ MEM
Longest Game, Innings (Extra) 11 Innings, 4/23 vs. IOW
Longest Game, Time 3:15, 5/4 @ MEM
Longest 9-Inning Game, Time 3:15, 5/4 @ MEM
Shortest Game, Time 1:56, 4/12-1 vs. IND (7 innings)
Shortest 9-Inning Game, Time 2:06, 4/15 @ COL
Largest Home Attendance
7,108, 4/12-2 vs. IND
Largest Road Attendance 7,573, 4/18 @ COL
Longest Total Delay 2 hours, 20 minutes (rain), 5/2 @ MEM
Long Multi-Game Scoring Drought 0 All Offensive Starters Hit Safely 1, 5/4 @ MEM
2025 BATS INDIVIDUAL HIGHS & LOWS
HITTING (GAME):
Hits
4, Will Benson, 4/12-2 vs. IND Runs 3, 2x (Last: Will Benson, 5/4 @ MEM
Doubles 3, Levi Jordan, 4/20 @ COL Triples 1, 7x (Last: Francisco Urbaez, 5/1 @ MEM)
Home Runs 1, 35x (Last: Hinds/Johnson, 5/6 vs. OMA)
Extra-Base Hits 3, Levi Jordan, 4/20 @ COL RBI 4, 3x (Last: Ivan Johnson, 5/6 vs. OMA) Strikeouts 4, Edwin Rios, 4/23 vs. IOW Walks 4, 2x (Last: Ivan Johnson, 4/30 @ MEM)
Hit-by-Pitch 2, Davis Wendzel, 4/5 @ OMA
Stolen Bases 2, 5x (Last: Will Benson, 4/26-2 vs. IOW)
Caught Stealing 1, 6x (Last: Levi Jordan, 4/30 @ MEM)
PITCHING (GAME):
Innings (Start) 7.0, Aaron Wilkerson, 5/1 @ MEM
Innings (Relief) 3.1, Brandon Komar, 4/30 @ MEM
Strikeouts (Start) 9, Aaron Wilkerson, 4/5 @ OMA
Strikeouts (Relief) 5, Lenny Torres Jr., 4/3 @ OMA
Walks (Start) 5, Drew Parrish, 4/22 vs. IOW Walks (Relief) 4, Luis Mey, 4/19 @ COL Hits (Start) 9, Aaron Wilkerson, 3/30 vs. MEM
Hits (Relief) ................................... 5, 3x (Last: Brandon Komar, 4/30 @ MEM)
Earned Runs (Start) 8, Aaron Wilkerson, 3/30 vs. MEM
Earned Runs (Relief) 5, Lyon Richardson, 4/2 @ OMA
Home Runs (Start) 4, Aaron Wilkerson, 3/30 vs. MEM
Home Runs (Relief) 2, Lyon Richardson, 4/2 @ OMA
Total Pitches 93, 2x (Last: Drew Parrish, 5/4 @ MEM)
Low-Hit 9.0 IP CG N/A
Low-Run 9.0 IP CG N/A
DEFENSE (GAME): Outfield Assists 1, 5x (Last: Rece Hinds, 4/26-2 vs. IOW) Errors 1, 22x (Last: Jacob Hurtubise, 5/2 @ MEM) Pickoffs 1, 3x (Last: Sam Benschoter, 4/16 @ COL)
Caught Stealing 1, 6x (Last: Tyler Stephenson, 4/27 vs. IOW)
Triple Plays 1, Jordan-Rios-Higgins-Jordan, B2, 4/29 @ MEM
2025 STREAKS
OFFENSIVE:
Hitting Streak 12, Tyler Callihan, 4/9-4/26-1 On-Base Streak 23, Tyler Callihan, 3/28-4/27 RBI Streak 5, Rece Hinds, 4/17-4/22 Homer Streak 3, Rece Hinds, 5/3-Pres. Multi-Hit Game Streak 2, 10x (Last: Hinds/Rios/Higgins, 5/4-Pres.)
PITCHING:
Consecutive Starts with Win 2, Aaron Wilkerson, 4/5-4/12 Consecutive Starts with Loss 1, 8 Players Tied, 3/30-Pres. Consecutive Scoreless IP (Overall) 12.0, Chase Petty, 4/23-Pres Consecutive Scoreless IP (Starter) 12.0, Chase Petty, 4/23-Pres Consecutive Scoreless IP (Reliever) 9.0, Reiver Sanmartin, 4/2-5/2 Consecutive Quality Starts 2, Chase Petty, 4/23-Pres. Converted Saves Streak 2, Zach Maxwell, 4/19-4/26
9-Inning CG No-Hitter Never
9-Inning Team No-Hitter....Cingrani (4.0), Holmberg (3.0), LeCure (2.0) (7/12/15 at TOL)
Matt McLain (4/13/23 at TOL)
vs OMA) Inside-the-Park
Leadoff HR (LOU) ......................................Tyler Callihan (4/2/25 at OMA)
Pinch-Hit HR
5-Hit Game
6-Hit Game
Multi-HR Game
Juniel Querecuto (7/9/22 vs STP)
Jason Vosler (9/12/23 at DUR)
Mark Budzinski (6/6/03 vs Richmond, 18inn)
Edwin Rios (9/10/24 at IOW)
Walk-Off Hit .................................... Will Benson, single (4/23/25 vs IOW)
HR by Pitcher
Michael Mariot, solo (9/11/21 vs IND)
Steal of Home Noelvi Marte (4/5/25 at OMA)
3 SB game
Brian O'Grady (5/9/19 vs. SYR)
7-Inning CG No-Hitter Larry Luebbers (5/14/2000 G1 at CLT)
9-Inning CG 1-Hitter Lee Tunnell (6/21/88 vs Maine)
9-inning Team 1-Hitter....Gibaut (1.0 IP), Buchanan (8.0 IP) (9/22/24 vs. OMA)
7-Inning CG 1-Hitter Amir Garrett (9/3/17 at COL)
9-Inning CG SHO Michael Lorenzen (8/16/15 vs NOR)
7-Inning CG SHO Robert Stephenson (7/24/18 G1 vs BUF)
10+ K Game Brandon Leibrandt (9/12/24 at IOW, 10 K, 6.0 IP)
15+ K Game Homer Bailey (4/26/09 at TOL, 15 K, 6.1 IP)
Complete Game Randy Wynne (7/9/24 vs STP, 5.0 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 0 SO) Triple Play.......... Jordan-Rios-Higgins-Jordan (6-3-5-6, 4/29/25 at MEM)
TRANSACTIONS
March/April
# Date Transaction
3/27 Opening Night Roster Announced
1. 3/27
2. 3/27
3. 3/27
LHP Wade Miley placed on the 7-Day Injured List
RHP Connor Phillips placed on the 7-Day Injured List
RHP Bryan Shaw placed on the 7-Day Injured List
4. 4/1 LHP Andrew Abbott begins MLB Rehab Assignment
5. 4/4
6. 4/4
RHP Alexis Diaz begins MLB Rehab Aassignment
RHP Bryan Shaw activated off the 7-Day Injured List
7. 4/8 OF Will Benson recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
8. 4/8 INF Noelvi Marte recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
9. 4/8 OF Jack Rogers promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga
10. 4/8
RHP Carson Spiers optioned to Louisville
11. 4/10 OF Austin Hays begins MLB Rehab Assignment
12. 4/10 INF Bryson Brigman signed as a free agent
13. 4/11
14. 4/11
RHP Carson Rudd placed on the Development List
RHP Carson Spiers activated (optioned on 4/8)
15. 4/12 OF Will Benson optioned to Louisville
16. 4/12 OF Jack Rogers transferred to Double-A Chattanooga
17. 4/12 LHP Andrew Abbott returned from MLB Rehab Assignment
18. 4/13 LHP Evan Kravetz placed on the Development List
19. 4/15 OF Austin Hays returned from MLB Rehab Assignment
20. 4/15 RHP Alexis Diaz returned from MLB Rehab Assignment
21. 4/15 INF Noelvi Marte optioned to Louisville
22. 4/15 OF Jacob Hurtubise optioned to Louisville
23. 4/15 C Eric Yang placed on the Development List
24. 4/16 OF Jacob Hurtubise activated (Optioned on 4/15)
25. 4/16 INF Noelvi Marte activated (Optioned on 4/15)
26. 4/17 INF Noelvi Marte recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
27. 4/17 RHP Carson Rudd activated off the Development List
28. 4/18 RHP Albert Abreu transferred to Louisville from the ACL Reds
29. 4/18 C Eric Yang activated off the Development List
30. 4/18 RHP Carson Spiers recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
31. 4/18 RHP Bryan Shaw released by the Cincinnati Reds
32. 4/20 RHP Randy Wynne contract selected by the Cincinnati Reds
33. 4/20 RHP Ryan Cardona promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga
34. 4/20 LHP Evan Kravetz activated off the Development List
35. 4/20 RHP Carson Rudd placed on the Development List
36. 4/20 RHP Randy Wynne optioned to Louisville
37. 4/22 RHP Ryan Cardona transferred to Double-A Chattanooga
38. 4/22 LHP Sam Moll begins MLB Rehab Assignment
39. 4/22 C Tyler Stephenson begins MLB Rehab Assignment
40. 4/22
41. 4/24
42. 4/26
RHP Carson Rudd placed on the 7-Day Injured List
RHP Randy Wynne sent outright to Louisville
RHP Lyon Richardson recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
43. 4/30 INF Tyler Callihan recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
44. 4/30
RHP Chase Petty contract selected by the Cincinnati Reds
45. 4/30 RHP Brandon Komar promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga
46. 4/30 RHP Alexis Diaz optioned to Louisville
[MARCH/APRIL TRANSACTIONS -- 46]
May
# Date Transaction
47. 5/1
RHP Ryan Cardona promoted to Louisville from Double-A Chattanooga
48. 5/1 RHP Luis Mey recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
49. 5/1 RHP Chase Petty optioned to Louisville
50. 5/1 RHP Yosver Zulueta recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
51. 5/1
RHP Lyon Richardson optioned to Louisville (Has Not Reported Yet)
52. 5/2 RHP Adam Plutko transferred to Louisville from the ACL Reds
53. 5/2 C Tyler Stephenson returned from MLB Rehab Assignment
54. 5/3 RHP Chase Petty activated (Optioned on 5/1)
55. 5/3 RHP Alexis Diaz activated (Optioned on 4/30)
56. 5/3
57. 5/6
RHP Brandon Komar transferred to Double-A Chattanooga
RHP Lyon Richardson recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
58. 5/6 OF Jacob Hurtubise recalled by the Cincinnati Reds
59. 5/6 RHP Ryan Cardona transferred to Double-A Chattanooga
60. 5/6 RHP Yosver Zulueta optioned to Louisville
[MAY TRANSACTIONS -- 14]
