Lehigh Valley IronPigs
The IronPigs were shut out in Buffalo, managing just one hit in a frustrating 6–0 defeat. Despite the offensive drought, the pitching performance of Aaron Nola stood out. Making a rehab start, Nola was electric over 5.2 innings, striking out 11 batters while allowing only four hits and no walks. He conceded two runs, both in the sixth inning, when Buffalo broke a scoreless tie. The Bisons capitalized on a series of two-out hits, including RBI doubles by Josh Rivera and Jonatan Clase, and a two-run single by Phil Clarke. Lehigh Valley’s bullpen couldn’t stop the bleeding, allowing four more runs over the final innings. Offensively, the IronPigs were stifled by Buffalo’s Easton Lucas and Andrew Bash, who combined for 7.1 innings of one-hit ball with eight strikeouts. The IronPigs failed to get a runner past second base and struck out 10 times. Their lone hit came from Justin Crawford in the third inning.

Reading Fightin Phils
Reading staged a thrilling comeback to defeat Akron 11–9 in a high-scoring affair. Down 8–6 in the seventh, the Fightins rallied with a two-out, three-run double by Zach Arnold that gave them a 10–8 lead. Caleb Ricketts and Dylan Campbell were offensive catalysts, with Ricketts homering and driving in multiple runs, while Campbell added a two-run homer and walked twice. Ricketts’ homer was his fourth of the season, and Campbell’s blast marked his sixth. Felix Reyes contributed an RBI double, and Nick Dunn added a key single to keep the rally alive. On the mound, Eiberson Castellano earned the win with 2.0 innings of relief, while Tommy McCollum closed the door for his seventh save. Despite allowing nine runs, Reading’s bullpen held firm late, with Jack Jasiak striking out three in his Double-A debut. The Fightins showed resilience, overcoming a five-run deficit and capitalizing on Akron’s bullpen struggles. Their offense tallied 13 hits, including two home runs and three doubles. The win extended Reading’s streak to six games and showcased their depth and clutch hitting. Home runs: Caleb Ricketts (4), Dylan Campbell (6).

Jersey Shore BlueClaws
Jersey Shore’s offense was silenced in a 4–0 loss to Wilmington. The BlueClaws managed just five hits, two of which came from Aroon Escobar, but couldn’t string together any rallies. Wilmington’s pitching staff was dominant, with Peyton Glavine, Bryan Caceres, Yeuris Jimenez, and Euri Montero combining for a shutout. They struck out eight and walked none over nine innings. Reese Dutton started for Jersey Shore and allowed all four runs in the second inning, including a three-run double by Elijah Nunez and an RBI double by Armando Cruz. Dutton settled in afterward, pitching through the sixth without further damage. Titan Kennedy-Hayes and Jose Pena Jr. each threw scoreless innings in relief, showing promise for the bullpen. Despite the loss, the BlueClaws’ pitching after the second inning was solid, and their defense turned two double plays. Offensively, the team failed to reach base consistently and went 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position. No home runs were hit by Jersey Shore in this game.

Clearwater Threshers
Clearwater fell behind early and couldn’t recover in a 16–6 loss to Lakeland. The Flying Tigers exploded for 11 runs in the first two innings, including a grand slam and two solo homers. Giussepe Velásquez lasted just one inning, allowing nine runs on eight hits. Adilson Peralta and Zack Tukis provided some stability in relief, combining for 6.0 innings and five strikeouts. Luis Avila struck out two in a clean ninth. Offensively, the Threshers showed life in the sixth, scoring four runs on a two-run single by TJayy Walton and a two-run double by Nathan Humphreys. Walton added another RBI in the eighth, and Robert Phelps drove in a run with a sacrifice fly in the ninth. Alirio Ferrebus reached base three times and extended his on-base streak to 17 games. Humphreys and Phelps have now reached safely in each of their first six professional games. Despite the lopsided score, Clearwater’s offense tallied eight hits and drew five walks. No home runs were hit by Clearwater in this game.

Home Runs Hit on August 12, 2025

  • Lehigh Valley – none
  • Reading – Dylan Campbell (6), Caleb Ricketts (4)
  • Jersey Shore – none
  • Clearwater – none