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The Knights Got Four Hits Again. This Time It Was Enough.

John Speedway·

Charlotte got four hits Thursday and lost by seven. Charlotte got four hits Friday and won. Shane Murphy went seven innings without walking a batter, Joey Wiemer hit a two-run homer in the second, and that was the whole night: Knights 2, Bisons 1 on First Responders Night at Truist Field.

The Knights Have Six Home Games Left. All of Them Are Next Week.

Jack Beckett·

Charlotte's last six games at Truist Field this season all fall between Tuesday and Saturday, September 8 to 12, against Buffalo. Four Chicago White Sox players have been in town this month on rehab, and David Sandlin threw a complete-game shutout and struck out eleven inside of a week. Here are the dates, the first pitches and the reasons to go.

The Knights Won Six Straight With a Roster That Kept Changing Underneath Them.

John Speedway·

The Charlotte Knights won six in a row in Nashville, reached the best record they have held all season, then lost three straight to split the series. In the middle of it, first baseman Nolan Jones was pulled off the field mid-game after the White Sox traded him to Seattle, the third time this season a Knight has been dealt during a game. Durham comes to Truist Field on Tuesday.

Friday at Truist Field, the Knights Play for Something Bigger Than the Standings

John Speedway·

Friday's Knights-Norfolk game at Truist Field is the annual Vs. Cancer game, built around the fight against pediatric cancer with Great Clips and the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation. A Home Run for Life ceremony, a moment of silence, and a Charlotte community that has raised $275,000 since 2017.

The Knights Out-Hit Durham All Weekend and Still Lost the Series

John Speedway·

The Charlotte Knights out-hit Durham all weekend and still lost the series two games to one, stranding fourteen runners in a 3-2 finale loss Sunday. Rikuu Nishida and Dru Baker both went 3-for-4, but Charlotte could not come through when it counted. The Knights return home to Truist Field for a six-game homestand against Norfolk starting Tuesday.

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