The Winnipeg Goldeyes came out of an offensive funk in a big, big way Thursday night. Every Goldeyes player had a hit and the team scored seven runs in the second inning, as Winnipeg blasted the Sioux City Explorers 9-2 to take two of three games in the series and earn franchise win 100 over the Xs. The win pushes Winnipegs record to 20-18 on the season and moves the Goldeyes two games back of the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks for first place in the American Associations North Division. Winnipeg still has two games in hand on Fargo. The Goldeyes did all their scoring early Thursday night. Leonard Davis hit a two-run home run in the top of the first inning to begin the offensive onslaught for Winnipeg. The Goldeyes had gone five consecutive games without a home run. In the second inning for Winnipeg, Nate Samson had an RBI single, Mike Coles had a two RBI single, Jordan Guida scored on Nick Liles fielders choice, Davis doubled in Coles, and Luis Alen had a two-run single. Sioux City replied with two runs in the bottom of the second inning, but neither team touched home plate after that. Alen paced Winnipeg with three knocks, while Leonard Davis and Amos Ramon each had a pair of hits. Davis led the team with three RBI. Winnipegs nine-run showing was the most by the team since an 11-3 win against the St. Paul Saints on June 17. In the seven-game since then, the Goldeyes averaged 2.9 runs per game. Goldeyes starter Pete Gehle earned the win after throwing seven solid innings. He struck out two, walked four and allowed just the two runs in the second inning for his second quality start of the season. Rookie relievers Kaohi Downing and Gabe Aguilar each pitched an inning of scoreless relief for the Fish. Sioux City starter Dan Jurik surrendered all nine of Winnipeg runs and suffered the loss. Winnipeg will travel overnight to Gary, Indiana, where the team will open a three-game weekend series with the RailCats Friday night. 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Any rankings cited in this column come from our ESPN Fantasy staff ranks.?Refresh often for the latest information.Ruled out before SundayTE Julius Thomas (back); CB Marcus Williams (ankle); RB Mike Gillislee (hamstring); LB?Luke Kuechly?(concussion); C Ryan Kalil (shoulder); WR Robert Woods (knee); QB Cody Kessler (concussion); RB Alfred Blue (calf); DE Michael Bennett (knee); LB Dee Ford (hamstring); WR Jeremy Maclin (groin); DB Brandon Flowers (concussion); LB Leonard Floyd (concussion); DB Earl Thomas (hamstring)Early games, 1 p.m. ET (eight scheduled)QB Jay Cutler (shoulder, doubtful) -- inactive RB T.J. Yeldon (ankle, questionable) -- active RB LeSean McCoy (thumb, questionable) -- active WR Sammy Watkins (foot, questionable) -- active WR Percy Harvin (illness, questionable) -- inactive DB Jimmy Smith (back, doubtful) -- inactive CB Desmond Trufant (shoulder/pectoral, questionable) -- inactive WR Michael Floyd (hamstring, questionable) -- active DB Tyrann Mathieu (shoulder, questionable) -- active DE Jason Pierre-Paul (knee, questionable) -- active RB Mark Ingram (concussion, questionable) -- active RB Todd Gurley (illness, questionable) -- active WR Kenny Stills (calf, questionable) -- active WR Travis Benjamin (knee, questionable) -- active DB Jimmie Ward (concussion, questionable) -- active WR Torrey Smith (shoulder, questionable) -- activeLate games, 4:05 and 4:25 p.m. ET (three scheduled)TE Rob Gronkowski (chest, questionable) -- active TE Martellus Bennett (ankle, questionable) -- active WR Julian Edelman (foot, questionable) -- active QB Tom Brady (knee, questionable) -- active C Justin Britt (ankle, questionable) -- active RB Jacquizz Rodgers (foot, questionable) -- inactive RB Latavius Murray (ankle, questionable) -- active WR Michael Crabtree (ankle, questionable) -- activeSunday night game, 8:30 ETDB Marcus Peters (hip, questionable) -- activeUpdates/analysis (most recent first)New York Jets (3:05 p.m.): C Nick Mangold, who had been listed as questionable, surprises nobody by appearing on the inactive list due to a bad ankle. This will be his fourth straight missed game.New England Patriots (2:58 p.m.): While the teams offense looking like its going to have all the usual suspects in the huddle today, CBs Justin Coleman and Cyrus Jones will both be inactive. That certainly leaves the secondary a tad shorthanded.Justin Britt (2:35 p.m.): The Seattle center is active today, but still may not start. Rookie Joey Hunt could be the guy called upon to snap the ball to Russell Wilson, which may somewhat slow down the Seahawks offense.Matt Barkley (12:06 p.m.): For better or worse, Chicago fans, youll get to witness his first career NFL start today.dddddddddddd Jay Cutler, as expected, is not suiting up for the Bears this afternoon due to his shoulder injury.Mark Ingram (12:02 p.m.): A concussion suffered last Thursday was the reason for concern with Ingrams status for todays game. However, as he is active, there shouldnt be any reason to expect that he wont get his usual share of the Saints backfield carries.Greg Robinson (11:55 a.m.): The Rams have apparently benched the tackle, who is inactive today despite not being on the teams injury report headed into todays action. Rodger Saffold is expected to start in his place.T.J. Yeldon (11:50 a.m.): Despite earlier reports that seemed to indicate he would not be active, Yeldons name is indeed missing from the list of no-go players for the Jaguars. That said, this is far from a clean bill of health. Starting him in fantasy is still an act of abject optimism.San Francisco 49ers (11:45 a.m.): With no Mike Pouncey, Laremy Tunsil or Branden Albert in uniform today for Miami, the 49ers D/ST gets a boost for those fantasy owners looking to stream or ready to roll the dice on an unexpected top scorer from the position.Miami Dolphins (7:50 a.m.): According to NFL Networks Ian Rapoport, both Ndamukong Suh and Mario Williams will be able to play this week.?T.J. Yeldon (7:45 a.m.): ESPNs Adam Schefter notes that the Jaguars running back is unlikely to play on Sunday, but will test his ankle before the game before a final decision is made. If he cant go, the forgotten Denard Robinson may well serve as the primary backup to Chris Ivory.Tom Brady (7:35 a.m.): All signs point to the New England quarterback playing on Sunday, as well as a trio of his receiving options in Julian Edelman, Chris Hogan and Martellus Bennett. As for Rob Gronkowski, despite some prior bleeding and bruising in his chest, he is also expected to suit up.Buffalo Bills (7:30 a.m.): WR Sammy Watkins is expected to be active on Sunday, but due to his long layoff, he may not play a full workload. The Bills are likely to be quite shorthanded at receiver, with Robert Woods already having been ruled out and Percy Harvin once again suffering from migraines.?Desmond Trufant (7:25 a.m.): ESPNs Adam Schefter reports that the cornerback has a torn pectoral muscle and is expected to undergo season-ending surgery. The Falcons had been hoping that Trufant was going to be able to play in Week 12 -- hence his questionable tag -- but this latest news has us expecting to see his name on the inactives list when it comes out later today.?Official Sunday inactives should begin coming in at approximately 11:30 a.m. ET for the early games, 2:30 p.m. ET for the late games and 7 p.m. ET for the Sunday night game. ' ' '