
Barons Walk-Off Biscuits, 5-4
Published on May 28, 2019 under Southern League (SL1)
Montgomery Biscuits News Release
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Luis Robert's three-run double in the bottom of the ninth walked it off for the Birmingham Barons (20-30) and stunned the Biscuits (29-21), 5-4, in the series opener on Tuesday night at Regions Field. The Biscuits have now lost a season-high five-consecutive games.
It was a bullpen day for the Biscuits, so Matt Krook got the start, and pitched well, hurling two scoreless innings to match his counterpart, Birmingham starter Bernardo Flores. The Biscuits would score first, thanks to an RBI-groundout by Josh Lowe in the third, after Flores exited with an apparent back injury.
The Barons answered back in the bottom of the third with a Luis Basabe RBI-single to tie the game at one, and then a Luis Gonzalez sac fly to take a 2-1 lead. A Rene Pinto sac fly in the fourth tied the game at two.
In the fifth, Josh Lowe reached with a two-out single, and stole second, before Dalton Kelly plated the center fielder with the go-ahead run and made it 3-2. In the seventh, the Biscuits had a near repeat performance with Lowe reaching with a two-out walk, stealing second, and scoring on another Kelly RBI-single to make it 4-2.
Brian Schaffer, Dalton Moats, and Phoenix Sanders got the game to the bottom of the ninth, when Curtis Taylor entered and allowed three singles on his first four pitches. With one out, and the White Sox number four prospect Robert at the plate, Taylor threw a 3-2 pitch which was hit just inside the bag at the third. The three-run double hit the angled side wall, and the throw to the plate to get the winning run in Mitch Roman was just a tad too late.
The Biscuits will try to bounce back and snap their five-game losing streak in the 23rd Rickwood Classic on Wednesday afternoon when Riley O'Brien (1-3) takes on Jimmy Lambert (3-3) at 12:30 PM CT.
The Biscuits will be back at Riverwalk Stadium to open up a five-game series with the Tennessee Smokies on Sunday, June 2 when there will be a Lil' Crumbs Dress Like a Player Jersey Giveaway. The series also includes Alabama Agriculture Night on Tuesday, June 4; A Trucker Hat Giveaway presented by U.S. Air Force on Wednesday, June 5; and 80's Night featuring a T-Shirt Giveaway presented by Gipson's Tire Pros on Thursday, June 6.
Southern League Stories from May 28, 2019
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- Smokies Drop Road Trip Opener in Biloxi - Knoxville Smokies
- Isabel's Blast Dooms Generals, 4-1 - Jackson Generals
- BayBears Hold off Jumbo Shrimp in Series Opener - Mobile BayBears
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- Mitch Garver Joins Blue Wahoos on Rehab Assignment - Pensacola Blue Wahoos
- Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp Game Notes, May 28 vs. Mobile - Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp
- Pache, Muller Named Farm Bureau Players of the Week - Mississippi Braves
- Bugg to New Orleans; Castano to Jacksonville - Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp
- Generals Gameday: May 28 vs. Chattanooga - Jackson Generals
- Kyle Muller Named Southern League Pitcher of the Week - Mississippi Braves
- Vimael Machin Named Southern League Player of the Week - Knoxville Smokies
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