Capitals Comeback Falls Short In Yuma
Published on May 25, 2010 under Golden Baseball League (GBL)
Edmonton Capitals News Release
Yuma, AZ - The Edmonton Capitals suffered another setback on their season opening road trip through Arizona. The Yuma Scorpions exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning en route to an 11 - 7 win over the Capitals. The game was actually tied 3 - 3 after three innings and the Caps were in good shape. The game was blown wide open when Edmonton committed a couple of errors followed by a timely triple from the Scorpions Timothy Rodriguez.
Edmonton mounted a comeback in the later stages of the game. Cliff Brumbaugh picked up a couple of RBI with a bases loaded single in the sixth and then Tim Battle hit a triple with runners on the corners in the eighth inning to make the score respectable but the visitors could not completely recover.
Edmonton's record slips to 2 - 5 while Yuma improves to 4 - 3. The Capitals will have a day off to get ready for their next series in St. George against the RoadRunners.
The Edmonton Capitals are Edmonton's first choice for professional baseball and family entertainment. Capitals season seats start at under $9 per game and individual game tickets are available for just $10 every game. The Caps Home Opener is scheduled for Tuesday, June 1 at TELUS Field. Tickets are available at all Ticketmaster locations, the TELUS Field Box Office during regular business hours, at (780) 414-GOAL (4625) or online at capsbaseball.ca.
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