II - JS 4; BK 3
Three Home Runs Not Enough to Save Jaison Vilera From Jersey Shore Blue Claws
Game two features Jersey Shore right-hander Victor Vargas hurling against Jaison Vilera for Brooklyn.
Blue Claws third baseman Nicolas Torres leads off the second with a double, advances to third, and scores on a passed ball. The Cyclones knot the game in the third on Cody Bohanek's eighth home run this season.
Jersey right fielder Carlos De La Cruz then homers in the visitor's fourth. But Brooklyn again ties the game on Francisco Alvarez's 21st home run this season, leading off the bottom of the frame.
After a scoreless fifth, Jersey Shore with two outs in the sixth rally to take a 3-2 lead and knock Jaison Vilera out of the box. Incoming reliever Colby Morris yields a run-scoring hit charged to Vilera. Making his twentieth start for Brooklyn, Jaison Vilera exits on the losing side of a two-run game, allowing all four runs on five hits (one home run) and one walk with five strikeouts through 5.2 innings pitched.
Colby Morris and right-hander Tom Sutera duel through a scoreless seventh.
In relief of Morris, Evy Ruibal twirls a scoreless eight. Cody Bohanek pulls the Cyclones within one in the bottom of the frame upon launching his second home run of the game.
Evy Ruibal returns to the bump in the ninth, and with two outs, Jersey Shore loads the bases. But Ruibal regroups to strike out shortstop Luis Garcia ending the threat.
Blue Claws right-hander Mark Potter is tasked with pitching the home ninth. Right fielder Zack Ashford draws a leadoff walk. But Jaylen Palmer goes down swinging, and right fielder Raul Beracierta looks at strike three. With two outs, catcher Nic Gaddis draws a four-pitch walk putting the winning run on first. But Branden Fryman then grounds to short for a force-out at second, ending the game.
Mr. hard-luck Vaison Vilera sees his record fall to 3-8 with an unsightly 7.24 ERA, while Morris and Ruibal join together for three scoreless innings.
Cody Bohanek leads Coney Island, going 3 for 4 with two home runs, while Franciso Alvarez extends his team lead and the Brooklyn Cyclones' single-season record with twenty-one.
Jersey Shore ties the series at one. BOXSCORE
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