Zach Root leads Great Lakes Loons to 4-0 win over Lugnuts
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 3, 2026, 2:35 PM
Last updated Jun 3, 2026
Zach Root delivered a dominant performance for the Great Lakes Loons against the Lansing Lugnuts on June 3, 2026, throwing seven scoreless innings in a 4-0 victory. Root struck out nine batters and allowed just one hit, marking his first win of the season. The Loons managed to score four runs despite only having three hits, with Charles Davalan starting the scoring with a sacrifice fly. Eduardo Quintero contributed a two-run double, solidifying the lead. The bullpen allowed two baserunners in the eighth and ninth, but preserved the shutout. Other minor league games saw the Tulsa Drillers winning against the Sod Poodles and the Oklahoma City Comets losing narrowly to the Round Rock Express.
- •Zach Root pitched seven innings without allowing a run.
- •Great Lakes scored four runs on three hits.
- •Charles Davalan contributed with a sac fly.
- •Eduardo Quintero hit a two-run double in the game.
- •The bullpen preserved the shutout despite allowing two baserunners.
- 2:35 PMYahoo Sports — The Root of many wins is strong pitching
"Zach Root earned his first win of the season by completely shutting down the Lugnuts in a 4-0 win for the Loons
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