IL1 Louisville Bats

Bats Commit Four Errors, Lose to Red Wings 4-2

Published on May 4, 2009 under International League (IL1)
Louisville Bats News Release


The Louisville Bats started the first game of their eight-game homestand and the first of the four-game series against the Rochester Red Wings. With cloudy weather, the crowd of 5, 537 watched as the Bats took the loss, 4-2.

The night was full of Bats errors and Red Wings hits. The Bats committed four errors in the game. They had one in the first, two in the third and one in the fifth. The Red Wings ended the game with eighteen runners left on base. The last time Rochester stranded eighteen was 1994 in a thirteen-inning game against Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees.

The third inning caused trouble for the Bats. Matt Tolbert and Luke Hughes singles got the Red Wings on the board, making the score 2-0. The Bats countered with Danny Dorn's homerun, his second of the season, reducing the Red Wings' lead by one.

The Red Wings added a run to their lead in the fourth and fifth.

The Bats tried to rally in the sixth as Danny Richar singled on a line drive up the middle past the short stop, scoring Drew Stubbs and making the score 4-2. Louisville would not get any closer.

Ramon Ramirez (0-3, 7.13) took the loss for the Bats. He went four innings, gave up seven hits, four runs, two earned, walked four and struck out three.

Kevin Mulvey (1-1, 2.96) got his first win of the season for the Red Wings in five innings of work. He gave up four hits, one earned run, walked four and struck out two.

Sean Henn allowed only one hit in two innings of work to record his second save of the season. He struck out two.

The Bats resume action tomorrow night at 7:05pm. The probable pitcher for the Bats is LHP Adam Pettyjohn (0-2, 3.86), while LHP Reid Santos (0-1, 7.98) is scheduled to start for the Red Wings.




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