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Norfolk Tides won 5-2 against Nashville Sounds using a bullpen game, while the Chesapeake Baysox lost 5-4 to Erie SeaWolves. The Brooklyn Cyclones shut out Frederick Keys 2-0, and Hill City Howlers defeated Delmarva Shorebirds 13-4.
With most of their starting pitchers in New York this weekend to pitch for the Orioles, the Tides went with a bullpen game. They did a pretty good job! Cameron Weston started and allowed a solo home run in 2/3 of an inning. That was the only run Nashville scored until they got a single run in the ninth. Yaqui Rivera pitched 3.1 innings, the longest of any of the relievers. After falling behind in the first inning, the Tides scored two in the second and never looked back. With Creed Willems and Ryan Noda on third and second base in the second inning, Willy Vazquez singled them both in. Christian Encarnacion-Strand added to the lead with his sixth home run of the year, then Sam Huff and Bryan Ramos had RBI hits of their own. It was a big night for the bottom half of the lineup as Ryan Noda, Huff, and Willy Vasquez each had two-hit games. Number nine hitter Ramos singled and walked. Box Score
The Norfolk Tides won 5-2 against the Nashville Sounds, utilizing a bullpen game due to most starting pitchers being in New York.
The Chesapeake Baysox lost 5-4 to the Erie SeaWolves, struggling with their bullpen throughout the game.
Ryan Noda, Sam Huff, and Willy Vazquez each had two-hit games, contributing significantly to the Tides' victory.
The Hill City Howlers defeated the Delmarva Shorebirds 13-4, with the Shorebirds making five errors during the game.
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It was a bullpen game for the Baysox and their bullpen let them down. Juan Rojas started and pitched one inning, in which he technically struck out the side but also walked four and threw a wild pitch. No hits, one run. Overall, they used six pitchers with Micah Ashman taking the loss with two runs allowed in two innings pitched. The offense scored three runs in the third inning, in which Griff OâFarrell and Tavian Josenberger doubled. Carter Young also singled in the inning. One run scored on a squeeze bunt by Alfredo VelĂĄsquez. After their big second inning, the team had just three singles in innings three through eight. They added a fourth run in the ninth on a homer from Frederick Bencosme. Brandon Butterworth and Ethan Anderson were hitless at the top of the order. Aron Estrada did not start but pinch-hit in the ninth. He struck out on a pitch clock violation. Box Score
You will not win many games with just one hit. For the Keys last night, a second-inning single by Braylin Tavera was the only hit of the night. Starting pitcher Yeiber Cartaya deserved better. He pitched five shutout innings with two hits, one walk, and six strikeouts. He threw 75 pitches and has allowed just two earned runs in 21.2 innings this season. The only two runs of this game scored in the sixth inning with the appropriately named Brandon Downer on the mound. Downer allowed three hits and walked four in just 1.1 innings. Box Score
Starting pitcher Kailen Hamson was lucky to pitch four shutout innings, considering he also walked four batters. He did only allow two hits. Things got out of hand late in the game when J.D. Hennen and Luis Beltrån combined to allow eight runs in the eighth inning. The Shorebirds led this game, 2-0, at one point thanks to an RBI single from Junior Aybar and a sac fly by Félix Amparo. They added on two more runs in the eighth inning. DJ Layton doubled, then came in to score on a triple by Raylin Ramos. Ramos then scored on a balk. The Shorebirds made five errors in the game, two by Félix Amparo. One of those errors could have been an inning-ending double play had Amparn not thrown it into center field to let three runs score. Box Score