Kars wins 13-2 over Blitz; now with details
Detail from Cory Morrison, Marcel Mondoux
At the schedule doubleheader in Manotick on Wednesday night, Kars Aces won the first game 13-2 over the Ottawa Taylor's Blitz in five innings; the second game was rained out.
Cory Alkerton had the win for the Aces. Shannon Borho had the start but only threw two pitches before yielding to Derick Bulley. Derek Bergeron saw action in relief. (UDPATE: See comments for who took the loss!).
Kars opened the scoring in the first as Brad Pender walked and stole second. Kristian Knapp’s grounder was misplayed by the shortstop enabling Pender to score. Cory Morrison then doubled off the fence in right scoring Knapp. After Steve Price walked, Chad Milne hit a 3-run shot to right putting Kars up 5-0.
The Aces added to their lead in the second as Knapp and Morrison hit back to back solo shots. Price was HBP and Milne singled. An errant throw by the Blitz outfielder allowed Price to score from second extending the lead to 8-0.
After Bergeron replaced Bulley to start the third, Pender singled and scored on a 2-run shot off the bat of Kevin Phillips. The Blitz got on the board in the bottom of the 3rd as John Ferguson belted a solo shot to deep right.
Kars added 3 more runs in the fourth courtesy of a 3-run shot by Pender. The Blitz added 1 run to round on the scoring in the bottom of 5.
Milne earned the Caveman's Choice for player of the game with a 2 for 4 outing, with the HR and 3RBI.
Kars Aces
Brad Pender 2/3 HR BB 3Rbi 3Runs
Chad Milne 2/4 HR 3Rbi
Cory Morrison 3/4 HR 2B 2Rbi 2Runs
Knapp 1/4 HR 2Runs
Phillips 1/2 HR 2Rbi
Ottawa Taylor's Blitz
Jon Ferguson HR
The second game of the scheduled doubleheader was rained out and will be replayed at a later date.
At the schedule doubleheader in Manotick on Wednesday night, Kars Aces won the first game 13-2 over the Ottawa Taylor's Blitz in five innings; the second game was rained out.
Cory Alkerton had the win for the Aces. Shannon Borho had the start but only threw two pitches before yielding to Derick Bulley. Derek Bergeron saw action in relief. (UDPATE: See comments for who took the loss!).
Kars opened the scoring in the first as Brad Pender walked and stole second. Kristian Knapp’s grounder was misplayed by the shortstop enabling Pender to score. Cory Morrison then doubled off the fence in right scoring Knapp. After Steve Price walked, Chad Milne hit a 3-run shot to right putting Kars up 5-0.
The Aces added to their lead in the second as Knapp and Morrison hit back to back solo shots. Price was HBP and Milne singled. An errant throw by the Blitz outfielder allowed Price to score from second extending the lead to 8-0.
After Bergeron replaced Bulley to start the third, Pender singled and scored on a 2-run shot off the bat of Kevin Phillips. The Blitz got on the board in the bottom of the 3rd as John Ferguson belted a solo shot to deep right.
Kars added 3 more runs in the fourth courtesy of a 3-run shot by Pender. The Blitz added 1 run to round on the scoring in the bottom of 5.
Milne earned the Caveman's Choice for player of the game with a 2 for 4 outing, with the HR and 3RBI.
Kars Aces
Brad Pender 2/3 HR BB 3Rbi 3Runs
Chad Milne 2/4 HR 3Rbi
Cory Morrison 3/4 HR 2B 2Rbi 2Runs
Knapp 1/4 HR 2Runs
Phillips 1/2 HR 2Rbi
Ottawa Taylor's Blitz
Jon Ferguson HR
The second game of the scheduled doubleheader was rained out and will be replayed at a later date.
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posted by fitzroyfastball | 6/07/2012 12:29:00 pm
1 Comments:
Actually Shannon Borho should get the ultra rare 2-pitch loss after he left the game due to injury leaving a 2-0 count to the lead-off batter who scored the go-ahead run. MLB 10.16(h)(1)
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