Columbus pitcher Scott Barnes injures his left knees as the Clippers lose to the Toledo Mud Hens, 4-1, Sunday. Akron Aeros, Lake County Captains and Lake Erie Crushers also lose.
MINOR-LEAGUE REPORT
AAA Columbus Clippers
Mud Hens 4, Clippers 1 Infield prospect Jason Donald and starting pitcher Scott Barnes both left the game with injuries in a loss at Toledo. Barnes' injury, according to the Columbus Dispatch, appears to be serious. The 6-4 lefty went down in a heap with a left knee injury after fielding a bunt in the sixth inning. Columbus manager Mike Sarbaugh said that coach Lee May Jr. heard the knee pop from where he was standing in the dugout. In the top of the sixth, Donald pulled up at second with an apparent injury to his right hamstring after legging out a double, and left for a pinch runner. He later said he just had a cramp.
Notes: Barnes is 7-4 with a 3.68 ERA. He has appeared in 16 games and made 15 starts. He has fanned 90 batters in 88 innings. He was an eighth-round pick by the Giants in 2008 and was traded to the Indians organization in 2009 for Ryan Garko.
AA Akron Aeros
SeaWolves 10, Aeros 4 Erie, Pa., scored three runs in each of the last three innings and won an Eastern League game at Canal Park in Akron. Reliever Bryan Price (2-3) was the losing pitcher. In 1 innings, he allowed three earned runs on four hits, walking two and striking out none.
Advanced A Kinston Indians
Indians 3, Keys 2 Marty Popham (3-0), a 6-6 right-hander, gave Kinston, N.C., 7 strong innings, and the Indians won a Carolina League game in Frederick, Md. Popham struck out nine, walked none and scattered seven hits, including one home run. Tyler Holt and Abner Abreu slugged homers for Kinston.
Notes: Strongsville native Anthony Gallas was 0-for-4 for Kinston. The leftfielder is hitting .161 in 87 at-bats.
A Lake County Captains
Lugnuts 7, Captains 1 Lake County scored its only run in the second inning and lost a Midwest League game to Lansing, Mich., at Classic Park in Eastlake. Mike Rayl (5-3) was the starter and loser. He gave up five runs, all earned, and eight hits in five innings.
A Mahoning Valley Scrappers
Crosscutters 6, Scrappers 2 Mahoning Valley starter Robert Nixon (1-2) surrendered nine hits and four runs, all earned, in six innings, and the Scrappers lost a New York-Penn League game at Williamsport, Pa. Two Crosscutters pitchers held Mahoning Valley hitters to five singles.
Independent Lake Erie Crushers
Rascals 6, Crushers 2 Lake Erie committed five errors and lost a Frontier League game in O'Fallon, Mo., to River City.
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Source: http://www.cleveland.com/tribe/index.ssf/2011/07/clippers_pitcher_barnes_injure.html
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