Brooklyn splits w/ Bowling Green; 3-3
I - BK 5; BG 4
II - BG 4; BK 1
III - BG 7; BK 6
IV - BK 3; BG 1
V - BK 5; BG 2
VI - BG 4; BK 0
Cyclones Settle For Series Split With Hot Rods
When this team consistently gets limited to three hits or less and continually strikes out in double digits, what else is there to ponder?
This is a continuation of last season.
Either the definition of prospect development has changed or it's just me being an old curmudgeon. While the latter may be true, what the Baby Bums are being taught in school is just not cool!
Two of the Cyclones' three hits went for extra bases by JT Schwartz and Joe Suozzi, and catcher Jose Mena accounted for the only other hit.
The overall pitching line looks good, but starter Daison Acosta's line does not, after allowing three runs on three hits and two walks with three strikeouts through 3.1 innings pitched. His record dropped to 0-3 with a whopping 10.61 ERA. However, three relievers joined in limiting the Hot Rods to one run on just two hits and three walks with nine strikeouts over the final 5.2 innings pitched.
Brooklyn will next play the Ironbirds at Aberdeen.
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