Solis roughed up in rehab for Harrisburg (Update: Solis reinstated and optioned)

Double-A Harrisburg's offense opened up to drop New Britain 9-6. The win snapped a seven-game losing streak.

Five Senators had multi-hit performances. Wilmer Difo went 3-for-5, Tony Renda 2-for-5, Brian Goodwin 2-for-4, Matt Skole 3-for-5 and Brian Jerolman 2-for-5. Harrisburg totaled 14 hits.

Skole hit his ninth homer and finished with four RBIs.

Austin Voth (3-4) went six innings for the win, allowing three runs on four hits, with no walks and eight strikeouts.

Sammy Solis (left shoulder inflammation) struggled in his rehab assignment, unable to record an out versus three batters, allowing three runs and three hits in the seventh.

Toledo dropped Triple-A Syracuse 11-7. Taylor Jordan (1-3) struggled, allowing eight runs in 1 2/3 innings on six hits with walk, three strikeouts and one home run. Toledo scored eight runs in the second inning.

Syracuse center fielder Darin Mastroianni crushed a three-run shot, his third homer of the season.

High Single-A Potomac right-hander Reynaldo Lopez (3-3) took the loss in an 11-3 setback to Carolina. Lopez did not finish three innings, allowing a season-high seven runs, six earned, on eight hits and two walks. He did reach 101 mph with his fastball.

Christopher Bostick's 13-game hit streak came to an end, but he did register two walks and was hit by a pitch.

The Hagerstown Suns will have three players in the 56th South Atlantic League All-Star Game on June 23 in Asheville, NC. They are right-hander Austen Williams, right-hander Drew Van Orden and infielder Grant DeBruin.

Williams is 6-1 and has a 1.65 ERA. Van Orden is 2-1 with a 1.85 ERA over nine games. DeBruin is hitting .317 with 59 hits and 27 RBIs.

Update: The Nationals announced Solis has been reinstated from the 15-day disabled list and optioned to Double-A Harrisburg. This provides room on the roster for right-hander David Carpenter, who was acquired from the the Yankees for minor league infielder Tony Renda.