II - JS 4; BK 3
III - JS 8; BK 6
IV - BK 7; JS 4
V - BK 9; JS 2
VI - JS 3; BK 1
Wait Till Next Year!
That's all, folks. Brooklyn's first season in High-A is in the books.
With Sunday's defeat against the Jersey Shore Blue Claws, the Cyclones lost their 70th game this season. It perhaps fits they should lose a three-hitter, which has been a significant point of contention all season long.
Making his tenth start for Brooklyn, J.T. Ginn allows three runs (two earned) on four hits and one walk with six strikeouts over six innings for the loss. He finishes at Coney Island with a 3-4 record and 3.38 ERA over 53.1 innings pitched.
The bullpen trio of Luis Montas, Michel Otanez, and Dylan Hill join together for three scoreless innings.
Brooklyn scores their lone run in the sixth. Designated hitter Joe Suozzi draws a leadoff walk and scored from third on Wilmer Reyes' sac-fly to center field. Shortstop Branden Fryman accounts for two of Brooklyn's three hits, Wilmer Reyes the other.
Jersey Shore wins the season series against Brooklyn with a 17-13 record.
Despite a club record seventy losses, trust me when I say this was one of the most thrilling seasons at Coney Island.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Shortstop Ronny Mauricio leads the Cyclones with 100 games played and a team-high 63 runs batted in.
- Center fielder Antoine Duplantis wields a club record of 100 hits.
- Catcher Francisco Alvarez leads the Cyclones with 22 home runs with 24 home runs overall. The 19-year old phenom finishes his season with Brooklyn slashing .247/.351/.538/.889, with 58 RBI in 279 at-bats.
- Right-hander Alec Kisena strikes out 102 batters in 79.2 innings pitched; 11.5 K/9 average.
- Right-hander Justin Lasko, eleven starts, 2.81 ERA, and 64 strikeouts in 64.0 innings pitched.
Twenty seasons of Brooklyn Cyclones baseball - how sweet it is!
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