
Bats Get Hot on Sweltering Night
Published on June 30, 2021 under Northwest League (NWL)
Tri-City Dust Devils News Release
The Tri-City Dust Devils (16-32) notched the 7-3 over the Spokane Indians in the opening matchup of the six-game road series on Tuesday night at Avista Stadium. The Dust Devils had 12 hits on an evening where the temperature at first pitch was 109 degrees.
Tri-City once again got a strong outing from Davis Daniel. The reigning High-A West Pitcher of the Week earned the win after giving up three runs, all off solo home runs, with 13 strikeouts in 7 innings of work. Gareth Morgan provided crucial insurances runs in the top of the ninth inning with a three-run blast, his first homer since joining the Dust Devils.
Coming up in the second matchup of the series on Wednesday the Dust Devils will send left-hander Spokane to the mound. Spokane will counter with left-hander Nick Bush.
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Northwest League Stories from June 30, 2021
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