— Jacob Stallings started his rehab by going deep twice and Mitch Keller had an up-and-down start as Indianapolis (11-10) beat Charlotte, 8-4. Against a team that came in averaging just under seven runs a game, Keller stormed through the first three innings, retiring nine straight, eight on strikes. Then he got hit around in the fourth and fifth. He came out after five, allowing four runs on eight hits. He walked one and fanned ten. Stallings went 2-3 with a walk and Will Craig 3-4 with a walk. Eric Wood was 3-5 with his third home run and four RBIs.
Cannonballs Coming: Greensboro blasts seven home runs
