Sunday’s Futures Game will be remembered for its four-hour rain delay, and the representatives from Kentucky minor league teams would probably prefer it remain that way.  The two Bluegrass representatives combined to go 0-3 with a strikeout and four men left on base.  Bowling Green right fielder Kyeong Kang popped out in a pinch hit appearance in the top of the seventh before remaining in the game to play left field in the bottom of the inning, and Louisville outfielder Chris Heisey earned the start in left field for the U. S. team, but was 0-2 with a strikeout in the game.

• Here is the complete box score for the Futures Game.
• Jim Callis at Baseball America also has a recap of the World team’s 7-5 victory.
• The MLB All-Star break will be interesting for both Futures Game outfielder Chris Heisey and Louisville outfielder Drew Stubbs.  Cincinnati Reds outfielder Jay Bruce broke his wrist and will be out for an extended time.  John Fay at the Cincinnati Enquirer breaks down the likelihood of the Reds calling up one of the two Louisville prospects to replace Bruce.
• The Reds did recall Adam Rosales from Louisville to take Bruce’s roster spot Sunday.
• Ross Bagienski recaps the Bats’ 8-4 victory over the Columbus Clippers Sunday.
• The Legends and Hot Rods were off Sunday.  Lexington opens a four-game series in Delmarva tonight, and Bowling Green starts a four-game set in Lakewood.
• Georgetown College will host tryouts for the Under Armour Baseball Factory for high school baseball players.
• Mark Story at the Herald-Leader has a column about Legends executive Alan Stein.
• I missed this Friday, but Mark Maloney profiles Lexington outfielder Jay Austin’s power surge.
• Fordham Athletics ran a story about the school’s reaction to alum John Mollicone being named SAL player of the week for Bowling Green.
• Lafayette alum Chaz Roe lowered his ERA to 2.85 with seven strong innings for AA Tulsa, and UK alum Scott Green earned his ninth save for High A Lakeland.