Friday’s minor league action brought a mix of power, pitching battles, and late-game drama across the system. Let’s break down the key performances from the day.

In Hickory, starter Evan Siary battled through four innings, allowing two solo home runs while walking two and striking out three. The Crawdads’ offense was largely carried by Hector Osorio, who collected three of the team’s four hits, including a home run. Yolfran Castillo added the only other hit for Hickory.

Over in Hub City, J’Briell Easley worked three innings, walking two and striking out two while surrendering a solo homer. Andrew Susac followed with 1.2 innings of relief, also allowing a solo shot. On the offensive side, Malcolm Moore led the way, going 2-for-4 with a double. Paxton Kling contributed a hit and a walk, while Maxton Martin added a hit and a stolen base.

Frisco starter Leandro Lopez had a tough outing, allowing six runs over 3.2 innings. He walked three, struck out four, and gave up two home runs. Dylan Dreiling provided a bright spot with a hit and a walk.

In Round Rock, Jose Corniell made his season debut and impressed, tossing 3.1 scoreless innings while walking three and striking out four. Thomas Ireland allowed two runs in 1.2 innings, walking one and striking out one. Marc Church faced five batters but struggled with command, walking three and striking out two. Ryan Brasier struck out two in 1.1 innings, allowing one run. The game ended in dramatic fashion, as Alexis Diaz faced six batters and walked four, including the final batter of the game, resulting in a walk-off walk.