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New Orleans Zephyrs
April 9: Lost season opener 10-6 against Omaha in extra innings. Justin Nicolino started and pitched 4 2/3 innings. He gave up four runs, only two of which were earned, and also surrendered seven hits and one walk. He struck out three. The Zephyrs took a 6-5 lead into the ninth inning, but could not hold on.
April 10: The Zephyrs bounced back and beat Omaha 4-1 on Friday night. Jose Urena started and pitched very well, giving up just one run on six hits over six innings.
April 11: Omaha beat New Orleans 5-3. Adam Conley got the ball to start Saturday's third game of the series against Omaha; he gave up five hits, four runs, walking two and striking out a pair in six innings of work. Centerfielder Jordany Valdespin recorded one hit, walked twice, and scored the only Zephyr run on the night.
Jacksonville Suns
April 9: The Suns lost their season opener 2-0 against Jackson. RHP prospect Trevor Williams started and was unlucky to get the win, instead receiving a no decision. Williams pitched six brilliant innings, allowing only one hit and striking out nine.
April 10: Jacksonville beat Jackson 7-0 giving the Suns their first win of the season. Shortstop Austin Nola homered and drove in two runs on the day.
April 11: Jacksonville beat Jackson 3-1. Nick Wittgren got the save, striking out two while pitching a scoreless ninth. Matt Juengel doubled and homered on the night, while Viosergy Rosa recorded a hit and a walk.
Jupiter Hammerheads
April 9: Opened the season with a 5-3 win over Palm Beach. Third baseman Brian Anderson recorded two hits, scored a run, and walked once. Avery Romero played second base and recorded one hit, one walk, and one strikeout.
April 10: Lost to Palm Beach by a 4-3 score. LHP prospect Jarlin Garcia started and pitched four innings, giving up four hits while allowing one run. He also struck out four and walked three.
April 11: The Hammerheads lost to Palm Beach by a score of 6-3. Leftfielder Austin Dean enjoyed a 2/3 night from the plate and drove in a run. Brian Anderson and Avery Romero both endured 0/4 nights at the plate.
Greensboro Grasshoppers
April 9: Opened 2015 with a 10-0 loss against Delmarva. Forgetful night for LHP prospect Michael Mader, lasting only 2/3 of an inning. Mader allowed four hits leading to seven runs, all earned, and walked two batters. Amazingly Mader did not give up a homerun.
April 10: Bounced back to win first game of the season, 10-2 against Delmarva. Shortstop Justin Twine recorded two hits, one of which was a double, and also scored three runs. Third baseman Brian Schales enjoyed a 3/4 night at the plate and drove in a pair of runs. RHP Colby Suggs pitched a scoreless inning to close the game out.
April 11: Greensboro fell to Delmarva 3-1. The grasshoppers only recorded a single hit on the night, courtesy of catcher Arturo Rodriguez.