Karpathios earns Player of Week honors to spark Missions in final homestand
The friendly confines of the Wolff helped to rejuvenate San Antonio (27-36), as the bats came alive for Missions in the first two games against Midland (31-32).
San Antonio Missions outfielder Braedon Karpathios (25) led the team in a thrilling comeback during the final homestand of the season, which concluded with a 3-3 series against Midland RockHounds. After losing eight of their last nine games on the road, the Missions found renewed energy at home, as evidenced by two dominant victories over Midland, 7-1 and 13-5.
Karpathios was the driving force behind these triumphs, hitting a home run in each game. During the second game, three Missions players smashed home runs, contributing to a season-high 19 hits for San Antonio. Midland secured a 3-0 win in the final game, followed by San Antonio's 8-7 victory on Friday. Manager Chris Tremie praised the week's productivity, noting that the team performed well early in the series, particularly in the first game.
Karpathios was named Texas League Player of the Week for his performance in the series, batting .636 with 13 RBIs, three doubles, and two home runs. He is currently on an eight-game hitting streak, and his contributions have propelled Karpathios to lead the Missions with 73 RBIs and 17 home runs.
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