Neon at Wowies (Played 05/09/2025) Game 1 Score Pitcher Score Pitcher Neon Jason AdamGraham AshcraftAaron BummerAlex FaedoSonny GrayEmerson HancockCristian JavierKyle LeahyZack LittellSeth LugoJustin MartinezJulian MerryweatherBobby MillerFrankie MontasMitchell ParkerGabe SpeierCarson SpiersMichael TonkinGarrett WhitlockYoshinobu Yamamoto Wowies Adbert AlzolayBrayan BelloJake BirdJoe BoyleRyan BrasierBailey FalterHunter GaddisBraxton GarrettSam HentgesTim HillJorge LopezNick MearsBryce MillerJoe RossLanden RouppJP SearsCristopher SanchezWill VestGavin Williams Gavin Williams started strong for the Wowies, pitching five innings and allowing just one unearned run on two hits while striking out five. However, Seth Lugo outdueled him, delivering a dominant seven-inning performance for Las Vegas, giving up only one run on four hits while striking out eight. With the game tied 1–1 through six innings, the Neon exploded in the top of the 8th for three runs off the Wowie bullpen. Freddie Freeman homered to lead off the inning, followed by RBI hits from Julio Rodríguez and Seiya Suzuki, breaking the game open. Jason Adam and Justin Martinez followed Lugo with scoreless innings, combining for four strikeouts and no baserunners. Game 2 Score Pitcher Score Pitcher Neon Jason AdamGraham AshcraftAaron BummerAlex FaedoSonny GrayEmerson HancockCristian JavierKyle LeahyZack LittellSeth LugoJustin MartinezJulian MerryweatherBobby MillerFrankie MontasMitchell ParkerGabe SpeierCarson SpiersMichael TonkinGarrett WhitlockYoshinobu Yamamoto Wowies Adbert AlzolayBrayan BelloJake BirdJoe BoyleRyan BrasierBailey FalterHunter GaddisBraxton GarrettSam HentgesTim HillJorge LopezNick MearsBryce MillerJoe RossLanden RouppJP SearsCristopher SanchezWill VestGavin Williams Las Vegas made noise in the fourth with back-to-back homers from Eugenio Suárez and Brent Rooker, grabbing a temporary 3–2 lead. After tying it up in the 4th on a Vaughn sac fly to drive in Perkins, Maui exploded for a 5-run fifth. The rally featured RBI doubles from Jeremy Peña and Jose Miranda, an RBI single from Andrew Vaughn, and an RBI knock by Patrick Bailey, part of his 3-RBI day. Sanchez went the distance for Maui, scattering eight hits and allowing four earned runs over nine innings. He walked two and struck out nine, using a well-placed fastball and breaking ball mix to induce weak contact after the fourth inning. Game 3 Score Pitcher Score Pitcher Neon Jason AdamGraham AshcraftAaron BummerAlex FaedoSonny GrayEmerson HancockCristian JavierKyle LeahyZack LittellSeth LugoJustin MartinezJulian MerryweatherBobby MillerFrankie MontasMitchell ParkerGabe SpeierCarson SpiersMichael TonkinGarrett WhitlockYoshinobu Yamamoto Wowies Adbert AlzolayBrayan BelloJake BirdJoe BoyleRyan BrasierBailey FalterHunter GaddisBraxton GarrettSam HentgesTim HillJorge LopezNick MearsBryce MillerJoe RossLanden RouppJP SearsCristopher SanchezWill VestGavin Williams Bryce Miller was untouchable on the mound for the Wowies, throwing a complete-game shutout. He allowed just 2 hits and 3 walks over 9 innings, striking out 9 and never allowing a runner past second base. Littell kept things quiet early but unraveled by the 4th, giving up 3 earned runs in 6 innings. Relievers Aaron Bummer and Michael Tonkin each surrendered additional base hits as the Wowies piled on. The Wowies broke through in the 4th with a solo home run by Jose Miranda and added two more in the 5th with a towering blast from Heliot Ramos and an RBI triple by Blake Perkins. In the 7th, Miranda and Ramos sparked another mini-rally, each scoring again as Maui extended the lead to 5–0. It was a statement win, showcasing dominant pitching, sharp defense, and a lineup firing on all cylinders.