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Salt River’s early 1-0 lead went buh-bye as Mesa torched the Rafters relievers for 15 runs from the 3rd to the 5th en route to a 21-5 demolition. As per usual this fall, three Nationals appeared in the game: Teo…

The Mesa Solar Sox defeated the Salt River Rafters 21-5 in Arizona Fall League action after scoring 15 runs across three innings. Three Washington Nationals prospects featured in the defeat for Salt River, which squandered an early 1-0 lead as Mesa's offense dominated from the third through fifth innings.
Outfielders Teo Banks and Elian Soto both went hitless with a walk each, while left-handed pitcher Nolan Hughes surrendered one hit, four walks, and retired only one batter to elevate his fall ERA to 36.00. The 11-10 Rafters are scheduled to host the Glendale Desert Dogs next, with R.J. Sales expected to start.
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