Beyond the 23 runs, the teams combined for 30 hits, 14 walks, and two hit batters. Nine total pitchers (including two position players) threw 390 pitches in the 3:48 marathon. It wasn't for a lack of defense either, with five double plays turned, 15 batters struck out, and two more spectacular defensive plays from the Tri-City outfield.

Newly minted Frontier League All-Star David Glancy committed a robbery at the fence on True Crime Night as he brought back a DJ Banks near home run to end the third inning.

Aaron Whitley stole another one from Banks with another full-extension, diving grab in the top of the fourth for the ValleyCats (22-31).

Brayden Jobert hit his ninth and tenth home runs of the season during a 3-for-4 night with 3 RBI and a stolen base. The second was a laser beam that left the bat at 104 mph and cleared the third-tier bullseye in right-center field at The Joe.

Whitley and Jan Carlos Colon were both 2-for-4 on the night, while Mike Campagna was 2-for-5 with an RBI.

Francesco Barbieri had a 3-for-4 night with two home runs for the Aigles.

Trois-Rivieres (18-34) hosts division-leading Quebec starting tomorrow, while the ValleyCats head to Ottawa for a three-game series before next week's All-Star Break.

The 'Cats highly encourage fans to utilize TCValleCats.com for tickets as they return to action at The Joe for a six-game homestand that starts on July 21, which includes:

• Tuesday, July 21 - STRIDE Adaptive Sports Night
• Wednesday, July 22 - 11 a.m. start
• Thursday, July 23 - Community Heroes (First Responders) Night Presented by National Grid; POSTGAME FIREWORKS Presented by Upstate New York Toyota
• Friday, July 24 - Kids in FREEl Hispanic Heritage Night; Los Puentes de Tri-City; POSTGAME FIREWORKS Presented by Upstate New York Toyota
• Saturday, July 25 - Christmas in July; Girl Scouts Night; Bark in the Park Presented by Benson’s Pet Center
• Sunday, July 26 - 5 p.m. start - SouthPaw’s Birthday Party; Jewish Heritage Night; Sunday FunDay presented by Highmark BSNENY