Over Friday and Saturday, the Raptors played 17 innings with six total hits but broke out Sunday with four hits in the first frame. After two hits and a walk loaded the bases, Elliott Good drove in two with a single and Carter Mize singled home another to put Ogden ahead 3-0 before Oakland had a turn to answer.

The Raptors gave up 25 runs in those two losses but newcomer Miguel Hernandez had the answer for Ogden on Sunday, spreading seven hits in 5 1/3 innings, striking out six and walking two.

Hernandez left the game in the sixth with his team leading 7-1; Damian Stone, Cole Jordan and Connor Bagnieski each drove in one in the fourth and Bagnieski added a sacrifice fly in the sixth. On the mound, the Raptors got 2 2/3 one-hit scoreless innings from Shawn Triplett and Cameron Edmondson to help wrap things up.

Good made it 8-1 in the ninth with his third RBI of the game on a single; all 11 Ogden hits were singles.

The Raptors return home for a six-game homestand against the Yuba-Sutter (formerly Yolo) High Wheelers — the defending Pioneer League champions — with the home opener at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Single-game tickets and other packages are available at goraptorsgo.com or by calling 801-393-2450.