Saints fall to Clippers 6-5; reliever ejected in debut
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 3:45 AM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026
The St. Paul Saints lost 6-5 to the Columbus Clippers on July 24 at CHS Field. After taking an early lead, the Saints fell behind as Columbus scored five unanswered runs. Woo-Suk Go was ejected while making his team debut after umpires inspected his glove. Despite a ninth-inning rally, the Saints could not close the gap. St. Paul will face Columbus again on July 25.
- •Saints scored first but trailed 3-2 entering the seventh inning.
- •Woo-Suk Go was ejected for an undisclosed issue with his glove.
- •Saints attempted a rally in the ninth but fell short.
- •Cody Morissette and Noah Cardenas contributed with key hits.
- •Next game is scheduled for July 25 at 6:37 p.m.
- 3:45 AMYahoo Sports — Saints fall to Columbus; reliever ejected in team debut
"Another attempted ninth-inning rally fell short for the Saints on Friday as St. Paul fell 6-5 to visiting Columbus at CHS Field. After a successful comeback effort from the home side one night previous, the Saints dug themselves too deep of a hole to climb out of as the Clippers held on to even this week’s series at two games apiece. St. Paul got off to a ripping start, scoring the first run ...
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