Wilmington vs. Brooklyn
I - BKN 2; WIL 1
II - WIL 11; BKN 7
III - BKN 9; WIL 1
IV - WIL 1; BKN 0
V - BKN 2; WIL 1
VI - BKN 11; WIL 5
Look Who's Number One!
The Cyclones provided fans with one last regular-season thrill on Coney Island. They scored early, often, and late in a rout of the Wilmington Blue Rocks.
With three runs in the first and six in the third, starter Mike Vasil was pulled after allowing no runs, no hits, and no walks, with two strikeouts. Right-hander Junior Santos pitched the next three innings, allowing an unearned run on three hits and no walks with three strikeouts to earn his eighth win. However, the bullpen suffered a minor implosion, allowing four runs in the ninth inning before Dylan Hall was called upon to secure the final out.
Replacing Matt Rudick in left field, Justin Guerrera capped off the scoring for Brooklyn with a two-run home run in the eighth. Right fielder Stanley Consuegra and William Lugo also drove home two runs apiece.
Brooklyn takes the series from Wilmington four games to two. They now own the SAL's top second-half record with a 36-24 (.600) mark. Coupled with Jersey Shore's victory at Dutchess Stadium, the Clones head to Winston-Salem with a half-game division lead ahead of the Renegades with six games left to play. Hudson Valley must now travel to Wilmington while Brooklyn visits the Dash. BOXSCORE
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