Braves Minor League Recap: Hurston Waldrep dominates in strong pitching night
Briefly

In a tightly contested game, the Gwinnett Stripers triumphed over the Durham Bulls 3-2, largely due to a stellar pitching performance, particularly by Hurston Waldrep, who achieved 10 strikeouts. Waldrep's altered delivery contributed to his effectiveness, although he struggled in the last inning, yielding a two-run homer. Michael Peterson and the rest of the bullpen secured the win with a solid performance. Meanwhile, Ian Mejia excelled for the Columbus Clingstones with a complete outing, keeping the Birmingham Barons scoreless as they won 2-0, with both teams showing strong pitching throughout the night.
The story of this game was pitching as the Gwinnett pitching staff struck out a combined 15 while walking just three, showcasing their dominance on the mound.
Hurston Waldrep showcased an altered delivery that provided him more stability, allowing him to attack hitters effectively, though his mechanics faltered slightly in the final inning.
The Gwinnett Stripers' second baseman capitalized on a single mistake from opposing pitcher Joe Boyle, resulting in the run that clinched the game.
Ian Mejia delivered a standout performance for the Columbus Clingstones, throwing seven innings with zero runs allowed, reinforcing his strong season with a 1.21 ERA.
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