I - HVR 10; BKN 2
II - BKN 6; HVR 2
III - HVR 5; BKN 2
IV - BKN 5; HVR 1
V - BKN 7; HVR 5
VI - BKN 7; HVR 0
Brooklyn Hurlers Toss Four-Hit Shutout; Cyclones Take Series From Hudson Valley
The Cyclones continued their solid second-half effort with a shutout victory on Sunday to complete the series win over the Renegades at Dutchess County Stadium.
After being dominated many times earlier this season by Hudson Valley pitching, the Cyclones gave the Renegades a taste of their own medicine. Making his eighteenth start, Junior Santos limited the hosts to three hits and two walks with seven strikeouts in five innings for the win. Three bullpen members joined together, allowing just one hit and two walks, and struck out eight batters over the final four innings to secure the shutout.
Right fielder Alex Ramirez opened the scoring in the fourth inning with his fourth home run since being promoted to the Cyclones. Alex Ramirez hit his second home run with a runner on base in the sixth. Leading off the seventh inning, Jose Mena and Joe Suozzi connected on back-to-back home runs. Center fielder Jaylen Palmer closed out the scoring with a two-run double in the eighth, giving the Cyclones a 7-0 final margin of victory.
Alex Ramirez turned 19 years old this past January. Since arriving in Brooklyn, he is batting .300 with five home runs and 19 RBI in twenty games and 80 at-bats.
Brooklyn is now back to par with a 48-48 record.
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