Jersey Shore vs. Coney Island; 3-3
I - JS 7; BK 5
II - BK 3; JS 2
III - JS 3; BK 0
IV - BK 7; JS 2
V - BK 8; JS 5
VI - JS 3; BK 0
Cyclones Get Two-Hit For The Sixth Time This Season
This time I went back and checked. Sunday's game marks the sixth time the Cyclones have been two-hit by the opposition - three times by the Hudson Valley Renegades, now three times by the Jersey Shore Blue Claws, and the second time this series.
The Cyclones also fail to win three in a row for the first time this season.
Jersey Shore starter Dominic Pipkin faces 17 batters, allowing no runs on just two hits and no walks with five strikeouts through five innings for the win. Three members of the bullpen complete the shutout with four innings of no-hit ball, allowing three walks and striking out seven.
Playing first base this game, Cody Bohanek wields both hits for Brooklyn. The Cyclones strike out twelve times and draw just three walks, and bat 0 for 6 with runners in scoring position.
Brooklyn starter Justin Lasko faces 25 batters, allows three earned runs on eight hits and no walks with six strikeouts in a losing effort. In relief of Lasko, Mitch Ragan allows no hits and strikes out three over two innings pitched, and Eric Orze yields one hit and strikes out two in a scoreless ninth.
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