I - HV 7; BK 6
II - BK 4; HV 0
III - BK 10; HV 8
IV - BK 6; HV 4
V - HV 4; BK 1
VI - HV 7; BK 0
It's Groundhog Day at Wappingers Falls
The Brooklyn Cyclones have now lost 66 games this season. I've covered every single one. So, I know, and dread going back and checking to see just how many times this season the Cyclones have been limited to four hits or less. I've made it a point of contention throughout.
On Saturday, they escaped my rage by wielding their fifth hit in the ninth inning.
Thank you, Cody Bohanek.
Hudson Valley's Josh Maciejewski hurls a gem, allowing four hits and no walks with eleven strikeouts over seven innings pitched for the win. Right-hander Freicer Perez yields one hit over two scoreless innings to complete the shutout.
Brooklyn manages to put only one runner into scoring position. They draw no walks and strike out 13 times. Catcher Francisco Alvarez, Wilmer Reyes, Luis Gonzalez, and Zack Ashford account for Brooklyn's four other hits, none for extra bases.
After two impressive starts, right-hander Jose Chacin suffers his first loss as a Cyclone. He allows five runs on three hits, including two home runs in the third and three walks with eight strikeouts through five innings. In relief of Chacin, Luis Montas yields a run over two innings pitched, and Evy Ruibal
surrenders a home run in the eighth.
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