Erie can’t win 10th in a row, West Michigan can lose 13th in a row

Toledo Mud Hens 13, Memphis Redbirds 6 ( box ) The Toledo Mud Hens put up a baker’s dozen to beat the Memphis Redbirds on Saturday and take control of the series. Toledo led from start to finish, scoring in the first inning and pulling away by the second. Max Clark scored the first run of the game, coming home on a Gage Workman sacrifice fly.

Workman drove in Clark again in the second, but it shouldn’t have gone that way. Clark nearly had a grand slam, but a fan interfered and kept the ball in play. The umpires convened and ruled it a ground-rule double.

Dear the fan that kept that ball in play, We're not mad. Just dissapointed… Sincerely, The Max Clark Fan Club pic. twitter.

com/mvnZMQRofw — Toledo Mud Hens (@MudHens) May 9, 2026 Clark’s double drove in two of the Mud Hens’ five second-inning runs. Jace Jung homered on the first pitch, and the broadcast almost missed it. Workman’s two-run single made it 6-0.