Down on the farm: Joe Vetrano has big day for Loons

His great season continues

A recap of Wednesday’s minor league action.

Oklahoma City Comets

• The Comets dropped the second game of the series, falling to the Aviators, 9-2.

• Alex Freeland (SS) was tied for the team-high in hits with two. He also drove in a run.

• Hunter Feduccia (C) also had two hits and drove in a run.

• Matt Sauer (RHP) allowed four runs on seven hits in only 3.1 innings.

• Michael Kopech had another rough rehab outing. He recorded only two outs, as he allowed a run. He threw 22 pitches, with only eight being for strikes. It’s been a rough couple weeks for him, as his ERA with OKC is 19.80.

Tulsa Drillers

• The Drillers won in extras, defeating the Wind Surge, 10-7.

• Yeiner Fernandez (C) led the team with three hits and also drove in a team-high three runs.

• John Rhodes (1B) drove in two runs with his fourth homer of the season.

• Nick Biddison (3B) recorded two hits, reached with two walks and drove in a run.

• Peter Heubeck (RHP) had a rough outing, as he allowed five runs on six hits in only 3.2 innings.

Great Lakes Loons

• It was a big day for the offense, as they defeated the TinCaps, 10-1.

• Joe Vetrano (1B) led the way with four hits. He also drove in three runs, tied for the team lead.

• Zyhir Hope (CF) had three hits and drove in two runs.

• Josue De Paula (RF) continues to have one of the best eyes in the minors. He recorded a hit and drew three walks.

• Jake Gelof (3B) was tied for the team lead with three RBI.

• Wyatt Crowell (LHP) had by far his best start of the season. He was perfect in 4.1 innings. He struck out seven while not allowing a baserunner.

Rancho Cucamonga Quakes

• The Quakes fell to the Nuts, 8-5.

• Joendry Vargas (SS) had a two-hit day and drove in two runs.

• Jaron Elkins (CF) hit his sixth home run of the season.

• Aidan Foeller (RHP) allowed three runs in 3.2 innings of work.