Clippers Fight Hard But See Winning Streak End
MiLB
Last updated: June 5, 2026
The Columbus Clippers' seven-game winning streak was broken by the Omaha Storm Chasers, who won 6-4. Despite early offensive efforts and late rallies, the Clippers couldn't overcome the Storm Chasers' consistent scoring.
- Nolan Jones hit a solo home run in the 2nd inning, giving the Clippers a 1-0 lead.
- Columbus's only other hit until the 6th inning was a single by Cooper Ingle, which resulted in Dayan Frias being thrown out at home.
- The Clippers scored again in the 7th inning when Ralphy Velazquez doubled and scored on a sacrifice fly by Angel Genao.
- In the 8th inning, Columbus loaded the bases, scoring two runs on a walk and a wild pitch, but Omaha maintained a 5-4 lead.
- Omaha added an insurance run in the 9th inning to secure the 6-4 victory.
- Clippers pitcher Austin Peterson allowed two runs and struck out nine batters in 4.2 innings, but his record fell to 0-3.
- The loss places the Clippers at 33-26 for the season, while the Storm Chasers improve to 27-32.
- The series between Columbus and Omaha continues on Friday, with promotions including $5 draft beers and fireworks after the game.
