The high-ranked pitching prospect tossed five strong innings, allowing only one run (a solo homer) on three hits and a walk. Fellow southpaw Andrew Saalfrank pitched 1.1 scoreless innings. Reno’s bats put together enough of a performance to make the pitching stand up. Top infield prospect Jordan Lawlar was back in the lineup after nursing a sore hamstring, but only saw one plate appearance before being pulled from the game.