text: The Rochester Red Wings snapped a four-game Clippers win streak with an 8-5 win tonight in Huntington Park.
  Rene Rivera hit a two-run home run off David Huff (5-5) in the fifth inning to snap a 4-4 tie. Wilkin Ramirez and Matt Carson helped extend the lead with solo home runs off reliever Bryan Price. Shairon Martis (1-1) pitched the first 6 1/3 innings to earn the win. Vinny Rottino drove in three runs for Columbus and Tim Fedroff homered.
  The Clippers jumped to a 2-0 lead against Martis after the first two innings.
  Ezequiel Carrera led off the Columbus first with a double. He went to third on a Jason Donald single and scored when Vinny Rottino grounded out to second base.
  In the second, Cord Phelps and Matt Pagnozzi each doubled to give Huff a 2-0 advantage.
  Huff had faced the minimum through the first three innings and struck out Tsuyoshi Nishioka to begin the fourth. Things fell apart after that. The Red Wings strung together five consecutive singles to score two runs and tie the game. A base-running mistake cost Rochester a bigger inning. Chris Parmalee was caught in a rundown after the fourth single when Matt Carson stopped at third base on Evan Bigley's base hit.
  The Red Wings ripped Huff again in the fifth. He walked Brian Dinkelman to start the inning and Rivera broke the tie with a two-run home run. After Nishioka reached on an error by the shortstop Petit, Pedro Florimon flied to Vinny Rottino in right. Matt Carson then single and Huff walked Parmalee to load the bases. He had a chance to get out of the inning with no more damage whenhe caught a Bigley line drive back to the mound. Huff tried to double Nishioka off third but his throw was wild. Nishioka came home on the error to make it 5-2.
  Bryan Price relieved Huff to start the sixth and the momentum stayed with Rochester. Ramirez led off and lined a home run to left to up the lead to 6-2.
  Martin matched Ramirez with a leadoff home run against Price in the seventh, One out later, Bigley doubled and Price walked Ray Chang. After Ramirez singled to load the bases, Eric Berger entered in relief. He got Dinkelman to ground a ball to second base that neither Phelps nor Petit caught. Phelps was charged with an error that allowed Bigley to score with the eighth Rochester run.
  Martis had silenced the Columbus offense after the second inning, but ran out of gas in the seventh. Petit led off with a single. Martis retired Carrera, but surrendered a single to Donald. Deolis Guerra relieved him and Rottino hit a two-run double to right to cut the deficit to 8-4.
  Fedroff pared the Rochester lead to 8-5 with a solo home run in the bottom of the eighth.
  Notes: Outfielder Aaron Cunningham reported to the Clippers today after being outrighted to Columbus yesterday by the Cleveland Indians. He will be activated on Monday, said Columbus manager Mike Sarbaugh. A corresponding roster move will occur then. ... Russ Canzler was not in the Columbus lineup for a second consecutive game. Sarbaugh said Canzler tweaked his left shoulder on a checked swing on Friday. "He could play," Sarbaugh said. "We're just giving him an extra day to ease it up." ... The Clippers have averaged 12 runs over the past four games and have moved to within 1 1/2 of Pawtucket in the wild card standings. ... Columbus catcher Matt Pagnozzi threw out Pedro Florimon on a steal attempt of second base in the first inning tonight. Pagnozzi has stopped 31 of 66 steal attempts this season.
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distilabel_metadata.content: The Rochester Red Wings snapped a four-game Clippers win streak with an 8-5 win tonight in Huntington Park.
  Rene Rivera hit a two-run home run off David Huff (5-5) in the fifth inning to snap a 4-4 tie. Wilkin Ramirez and Matt Carson helped extend the lead with solo home runs off reliever Bryan Price. Shairon Martis (1-1) pitched the first 6 1/3 innings to earn the win. Vinny Rottino drove in three runs for Columbus and Tim Fedroff homered.
  The Clippers jumped to a 2-0 lead against Martis after the first two innings.
  Ezequiel Carrera led off the Columbus first with a double. He went to third on a Jason Donald single and scored when Vinny Rottino grounded out to second base.
  In the second, Cord Phelps and Matt Pagnozzi each doubled to give Huff a 2-0 advantage.
  Huff had faced the minimum through the first three innings and struck out Tsuyoshi Nishioka to begin the fourth. Things fell apart after that. The Red Wings strung together five consecutive singles to score two runs and tie the game. A base-running mistake cost Rochester a bigger inning. Chris Parmalee was caught in a rundown after the fourth single when Matt Carson stopped at third base on Evan Bigley's base hit.
  The Red Wings ripped Huff again in the fifth. He walked Brian Dinkelman to start the inning and Rivera broke the tie with a two-run home run. After Nishioka reached on an error by the shortstop Petit, Pedro Florimon flied to Vinny Rottino in right. Matt Carson then single and Huff walked Parmalee to load the bases. He had a chance to get out of the inning with no more damage whenhe caught a Bigley line drive back to the mound. Huff tried to double Nishioka off third but his throw was wild. Nishioka came home on the error to make it 5-2.
  Bryan Price relieved Huff to start the sixth and the momentum stayed with Rochester. Ramirez led off and lined a home run to left to up the lead to 6-2.
  Martin matched Ramirez with a leadoff home run against Price in the seventh, One out later, Bigley doubled and Price walked Ray Chang. After Ramirez singled to load the bases, Eric Berger entered in relief. He got Dinkelman to ground a ball to second base that neither Phelps nor Petit caught. Phelps was charged with an error that allowed Bigley to score with the eighth Rochester run.
  Martis had silenced the Columbus offense after the second inning, but ran out of gas in the seventh. Petit led off with a single. Martis retired Carrera, but surrendered a single to Donald. Deolis Guerra relieved him and Rottino hit a two-run double to right to cut the deficit to 8-4.
  Fedroff pared the Rochester lead to 8-5 with a solo home run in the bottom of the eighth.
  Notes: Outfielder Aaron Cunningham reported to the Clippers today after being outrighted to Columbus yesterday by the Cleveland Indians. He will be activated on Monday, said Columbus manager Mike Sarbaugh. A corresponding roster move will occur then. ... Russ Canzler was not in the Columbus lineup for a second consecutive game. Sarbaugh said Canzler tweaked his left shoulder on a checked swing on Friday. "He could play," Sarbaugh said. "We're just giving him an extra day to ease it up." ... The Clippers have averaged 12 runs over the past four games and have moved to within 1 1/2 of Pawtucket in the wild card standings. ... Columbus catcher Matt Pagnozzi threw out Pedro Florimon on a steal attempt of second base in the first inning tonight. Pagnozzi has stopped 31 of 66 steal attempts this season.
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