The first series of the week have wrapped up nicely, with some key victories taking place on Thursday night. Check out all of the final scores from June 12 below,

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OTTAWA, ON – The Toronto Blue Jays purchased the contract of Ottawa Titans’ right-handed pitcher Brett Garcia on Wednesday. Garcia, 25, was off to a blazing start with the Titans this season, going 2-2 with three saves and a 5.74 ERA in 11 outings. Over 15.2 innings, the right-hander allowed 11 runs (ten earned) on 13 hits, walking just three, and striking out 22. In six of his outings, Garcia did not allow an earned run. He retired two or more on strikes in four appearances. Garcia had a first homestand to remember this season, recording a win and three saves, striking out a combined 13 over five and two-thirds innings. Garcia joined the Titans in a trade with the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks of the American Association following his professional debut in 2024. In 13 appearances last season after turning pro, Garcia went 1-2 with a 5.30 ERA across 18.2 innings pitched – walking 10 opposing hitters while striking out 16. The 6-foot-1 right-hander had joined the RedHawks following the best season of his collegiate career at Abilene Christian University (Abilene, Texas) – in which he went 3-5 with a 3.98 ERA in 22 games (two starts, 20 in relief) while striking out 67. Hailing from La Mirada, California, Garcia tossed five seasons of collegiate baseball at four different schools: University of California, Irvine (Irvine, California), Cypress College (Cypress, California), Baylor University (Waco, Texas), and Abilene Christian University (Abilene, Texas) from 2020-2024. In 63 career collegiate contests (13 starts, 50 in relief), Garcia was a lifetime 7-8 with a 4.97 ERA – walking 78 and fanning 152 in 116 career innings. Garcia is expected to be assigned to the Blue Jays’ Florida Complex League affiliate in Dunedin, Florida, and becomes the fourth member of the Ottawa Titans to have their contract purchased by a Major League organization in franchise history. It also marks the first time that the franchise has had multiple players signed to a Major League organization in one season.  For information on Season Tickets, Group Outings, and Nine-Game Mini Packs, visit the Titans’ official website at www.ottawatitans.com .

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Braeden Allemann of the Québec Capitales takes home the Pitcher of the Week award after tossing a no-hitter against the Down East Bird Dawgs in the first game of a doubleheader on Friday night. The right-hander struck out 10 in seven innings while not allowing a hit. The Bird Dawgs only managed three baserunners over the course of the game.  Allemann is in his third season in the Frontier League. He joined Québec after spending his first two seasons in Trois-Rivières with the Aigles. So far in his first season with the defending Frontier League champions, Allemann is 3-0 with a miniscule 0.72 ERA across six games (four starts). The 29-year-old has spent time as both a starter and reliever in his Frontier League career, with this season showcasing his brilliance in both roles. Allemann joins outfielder Justin Gideon as a Capitales’ weekly award winner in 2025.

Anthony Calarco is enjoying a booming sophomore season in Schaumburg. This past week was another display of the power-hitting value the Boomers’ first baseman has to offer. In five games, Calarco homered three times and drove in 11 runs; he also tallied three doubles in that stretch. His most impressive outing came in the Wednesday game against the Lake Erie Crushers where he went 3-for-5 with a home run, a double and 4 RBIs. He tallied at least one hit in every contest this week, including three multi-hit performances. His stat line for the week ended at .474 AVG/.600 OBP/1.105 SLG.  Calarco has been incredibly successful in his second season with the Schaumburg Boomers, already just one home run shy of his rookie season in less than half the games played. In 27 games this season, the Barrington, Illinois native has a .359 batting average, which ranks fifth in the league. He is also tied for the league home run lead (8) and leads the Frontier League in RBIs (39). This is Calarco’s first weekly award and Schaumburg’s first since Christian Fedko won during the week of June 23, 2024.

EVANSVILLE, IN - The Evansville Otters are proud to announce that right-handed pitcher Nate Wohlgemuth has had his contract purchased by the Houston Astros. "We are incredibly proud of the work Nate has put in this season," Otters Field Manager Andy McCauley said. "He has certainly earned this opportunity." In his first year as an Otter, Wohlgemuth was put in the closer role during the early stages of the season. In his eight appearances this year, he struck out nine batters and was a perfect 4-for-4 in save attempts. In his final appearance in Florence, he came in during the tenth inning and earned a save in a 9-8 win. Two of the final three pitches he threw were recorded at 97 MPH. "Nate has put in the hard work to get to this point in his career," Otters Pitching Coach Max Peterson said. "We look forward to following his career as he makes the jump to affiliated ball." Wohlgemuth is the 95th Evansville Otter to have his contract purchased by an MLB franchise. He is the first Otter to have his contract purchased by the Astros since RHP Ben Paxton in 2009. He spent his college days at Arkansas and Rogers State while competing in multiple summer leagues.Prior to his senior year, he competed in the MLB Draft League with the Williamsport Crosscutters. There he had a 3.78 ERA in 13 appearances.

SAUGET, IL – The Gateway Grizzlies are pleased to announce that Sam Rochard has been signed by the Minnesota Twins, making him the third Gateway hurler to sign in 2025 and the 55th former Grizzlies to sign with a MLB organization all-time. Coming to the Grizzlies from Tennessee Wesleyan University, the right-hander has impressed all season long. In his professional debut on May 13 at Mississippi, he fired five shutout innings out of the bullpen and got the win over the Mud Monsters with three strikeouts. Rochard followed that up with five innings of two-run ball and seven strikeouts in another win over Trois-Rivières on May 18. Then, after allowing one run over five innings on May 24 at Schaumburg in a loss, the Williamsburg, Virginia native painted a masterpiece in his final outing on May 31 against the Sussex County Miners, snapping a five-game losing streak for the club with eight, two-hit, shutout innings, walking two and striking out 10 while touching 95 miles-per-hour on the radar gun. For the Grizzlies this season overall, Rochard went 3-1 with a 1.17 ERA, 23 strikeouts, and 11 walks in 23 innings pitched. He joins Teague Conrad and Sam Coonrod as the third Grizzlies pitcher to join up with Minnesota this year