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J.B. Bukauskas Dominates in Double-A Debut


There'd been more than a few stops this year for pitcher before he arrived in Corpus Christi. Making his Double-A debut, the Astros No. 8 prospect gave up one hit over six innings as the Hooks celebrated their second-half division title with a 2-0 blanking of San Antonio on Sunday at Nelson Wolff Stadium. Bukauskas began the year with Class A Quad Cities. (MILB.com)

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