I - BRK 9; ABD 6
II - ABD 2; BRK 1
III - BRK 1; ABD 0
IV - ABD 12; BRK 5
V - BRK 6; ABD 4
VI - BRK 4; ABD 1
VII - ABD 5; BRK 1
Cyclones Bats Go Silent in Finale Against Ironbirds
Making his 18th start for Brooklyn, Jaison Vilera gets himself into trouble right away, issuing a pair of leadoff walks which Aberdeen converts into a run. The Ironbirds post two more in the second; after surrendering a leadoff double, catcher Willy Yahn connects off Vilera for a home run.
Jaison Vilera exits on the losing side of a 3-0 affair after yielding five hits and four walks in just 3.1 innings pitched.
Aberdeen scores single runs against Colby Morris in the fifth and Michel Otanez in the eighth innings. Still, they're unnecessary as the Cyclones are limited to just one run in the third on Cody Bohanek's sixth home run this season.
In a somewhat familiar script this season, the Cyclones are limited to just four hits and work out only three walks while striking out a dozen times.
How many times have I said that before ...
Three Aberdeen pitchers join together for twelve strikeouts and six scoreless innings after the third. Southpaw Jake Prizina earns the win, Adam Stauffer the save.
Brooklyn nonetheless wins the series against Aberdeen, four games to three.
The Cyclones next host the Wilmington Blue Rocks on Tuesday at Coney Island. BOXSCORE
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