Richmond sets early tone with 8–1 surge, Altoona sweep

The Richmond Flying Squirrels didn’t just start fast—they made a statement.
At 8–1, capped by a six-game sweep of Altoona, Richmond has leaned on a lineup that keeps coming. Turner Hill (.321, 10 runs) and Dayson Croes (.324, 12 hits) have set the tone, while Drew Cavanaugh has been the early standout, hitting .400 with a 1.371 OPS.
But the difference has been depth. Jonah Cox (.357, 8 RBIs), Scott Bandura (10 hits), and Bo Davidson (2 HR) have all delivered in key spots, giving Richmond multiple ways to win—whether it’s late rallies, power bursts, or small-ball execution.
Nine games in, the Squirrels aren’t just winning—they’re showing how many ways they can do it.
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Multimedia Journalist | Photographer | Writer | Musician | Army Veteran
I’m M. T. "Bostic", a Richmond-area multimedia journalist, photographer and writer covering arts and culture, music, community, sports, food and military life. Based in Midlothian, Virginia, I use reporting, writing and documentary photography to tell stories about the people, places and experiences that shape our communities.
My work has appeared in publications across the region and country, and I also serve as Publisher and Editor of The Cultural Current, an independent publication covering Richmond and surrounding communities.
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