Cairo's Four RBI Lead Clippers to Big Game Two Victory
Published on April 4, 2025 under International League (IL)
Columbus Clippers News Release
After taking opener of the twin bill in walk-off fashion, the Clippers hosted the St. Paul Saints in game-two of Friday's doubleheader at Huntington Park.
Columbus kept the momentum rolling from their final at bat in game-one, capitalizing on a St. Paul fielding error in the first. That early lead would be extended in the second on Justin Boyd's RBI single, making it 2-0 after two.
Boyd oh Boyd #ClipShow pic.twitter.com/Wvt3wOlDzI - Columbus Clippers (@CLBClippers) April 5, 2025
Clippers added another two runs on Christian Cairo's double to the right-center field gap, scoring Kody Huff and Petey Halpin, pushing their lead to 4-0.
Kolby Allard cruised through his first three innings of work but ran into trouble in the fourth. A leadoff walk, followed by Yunior Severino's double put two runners in scoring position with nobody out. Allard was able to retire Jair Camargo on a groundout to short, however the Saints were now on the board, cutting the Columbus lead to 4-1.
Will Wilson got that run back and more in the bottom half of the fourth, crushing a two-run homer off the Pedialyte Porch in right field. His second blast of the season put the ClipShow ahead, 6-1.
Goodnight Columbus!
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