
B-Mets Score Season-High Eight Runs, Win 8-5 in Rain-Shortened Game
April 21, 2009 - Eastern League (EL1)
Binghamton Rumble Ponies News Release
Starter Mike Antonini went five innings giving up four runs on seven hits, but it was good enough to get the win thanks to the B-Mets offensive explosion in the fourth inning. Binghamton scored seven runs in the fourth inning, there largest run total for any inning this season.
The inning started off with a catcher's interference call against Trenton's Francisco Cervelli allowing Carl Loadenthal to reach base. Josh Thole followed with a single to right and Caleb Stewart followed up with a walk off Thunder starter Eric Hacker loading the bases. After Hacker struck out Bowman, Duda walked to bring home Loadenthal from third. Then D.J. Wabick reached on Marcos Vechionacci's error on a tapper to third allowing Thole to score, tying the game.
Matt Bouchard came up next with the bases full and dropped a single into center to score Stewart. With the bases still loaded, Binghamton (6-4) got their first extra-base hit from Ruben Tejada who drove home two to give the B-Mets a substantial 6-3 lead. Two more runs came across on an error and a wild pitch.
In the fifth, Trenton (6-4) plated a fourth run off of Antonini thanks to a Reegie Corona walk, a Colin Curtis double and an RBI groundout by Edwar Gonzalez.
Eric Brown relieved Antonini in the sixth and gave up a run on a run-scoring triple by Kevin Smith, which brought in Chris Malec. However, it was the final run that Trenton could score because the game was called after a 42-minute delay making the game final in five and a half innings.
Hacker went four innings giving up eight runs to take his first loss for Trenton.
Binghamton closes out their seven-game homestand tomorrow with the final game versus Trenton. RHP Dylan Owen (0-1, 9.00) will take the ball for the B-Mets against RHP George Kontos (1-0, 3.86) who goes for Trenton. The game is slated for a 6:35 first pitch and the radio broadcast on Newsradio 1290 WNBF begins at 6:20 with the Horizons Federal Credit Union Pre-Game Show.
Tomorrow is Earth Day reusable grocery bag and green baseball giveaway courtesy of Wegmans for the first 500 fans. Tickets are available online at bmets.com, in person at the NYSEG Stadium box office (9am-5pm) and over the phone at 723-6387.
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