He was instrumental in getting Sioux City into the wild card game with a clutch performance over the final weekend of the regular season. The righty became a postseason hero for the X's as he earned a save in the south division wild card game by tossing four shutout frames to finish off the blanking of the Cleburne Railroaders. Both the games pitched and strikeouts were easily, career highs.
His 88 strikeouts were third most on the team and the most thrown by a reliever. Last season Kuhns paced the X's and ended the year tied for the league lead with 44 games pitched and accumulated a 2.97 ERA, 60.2 innings over the course of the season.
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Sioux City, IA - The Sioux City Explorers have announced the signings of RHP Max Kuhns and RHP Kevin McCanna to 2022 American Association contracts.Ģ022 will mark Max Kuhns' sixth season of pro ball and second with the Sioux City Explorers. This is a global phenomenon with cross-border deals, at $626.3bn, up 84 per cent from the first half of 2013.Sioux City Explorers pitcher Max Kuhns (Sioux City Explorers)
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