The minor league season for the Giants affiliates came to an end on Sunday, as Sacramento finished the Triple-A regular season with a loss. Casey Schmitt and David Villar homered, and Wade Meckler continued his great season of getting on base.

As things wind down on our minor league season-ending weekend, we see Wade Meckler continue to do nice things in Triple-A, and potentially a season-ending injury for a recent pickup.

Only one team is left playing in the minors, so check out how Yoshi Tsutsugo is doing in his newest Triple-A stint, and how Wade Meckler is continuing to do.

Richmond’s playoff experience in 2023 came to a sudden end, although at least the offense showed up in one final game. Meanwhile, Armando Alvarez provided all the offense for a River Cats win over Salt Lake with a grand slam.

Only one game was on the docket for Wednesday, as the Double-A playoffs take the day off. Casey Schmitt and David Villar each doubled, while Tyler Fitzgerald swiped three bases in a short day.

The Eastern League playoffs got underway, and it was a very slow start for the Richmond offense, who gathered just two hits (and no walks). Meanwhile, David Villar continued his power hitting in Sacramento with a home run, and Yoshi Tsutsugo made his Sacramento debut.

Only two games today in the Giants farm, and the teams combined for exactly one run. But the big news of the day is catcher Joey Bart exiting his game in Sacramento after taking a foul ball to the mask.

With only two teams still playing, things were a bit slow (including my post…sorry it’s so late), but that’s okay. Except for the pitchers, as both Teng and Murphy suffered. But there was one new Double-A debut to look at!

Marco Luciano came back to action a few games ago, but had his first legitimate big game back, hitting two home runs in one game for just the second game this season. Wade Meckler also continued his great run in Triple-A, and Yoshi Tsutsugo hit another one out in Richmond.

It was a rough day for San Jose, who came home needing to win two straight games to come back against rival Modesto, but they couldn’t get out of the gates to win even one. Meanwhile, John Michael Bertrand led Richmond with a fantastic pitching performance to clinch a playoff spot, and Tyler Fitzgerald now has 20 home runs in Triple-A.

Trenton Brooks isn’t just hitting home runs against his old team in Las Vegas, as he hit another today for Sacramento, and this one was a Grand Slam. David Villar also had a no-doubter, and Ismael Munguia led Richmond with hits and steals as Richmond is on the verge of the playoffs.

San Jose had their first playoff game, but an early lead evaporated far too quickly as Modesto made it exciting. Meanwhile, Victor Bericoto reached double-digit home runs in Richmond as their playoff push continues, and Marco Luciano returns to action, but wasn’t up to speed.

The minor league season is coming to an end, with Single-A’s two leagues ending their regular seasons on Sunday, but one team will continue into the playoffs! Meanwhile, Kai-Wei Teng had one of his good games in Sacramento, and Wade Meckler continues to do well back in Triple-A.

Trenton Brooks hasn’t been with Sacramento for long, but he’s come alive against his old team in Las Vegas, with his third straight game with a home run. Meanwhile, Ismael Munguia continues a surprising proclivity for leadoff home runs, and Grant McCray picked up two more steals for his total this season.

It was a huge day for offense in San Jose, as Diego Velasquez hit a home run and two doubles as San Jose had two touchdowns as we head into NFL Week 1. Meanwhile, Jakson Reetz hit two home runs for Sacramento, and Yoshi Tsutsugo hit a grand slam for Richmond.