Cutters Pound Spikes
Published on July 27, 2022 under Major League Baseball Draft League (MLBDL)
Williamsport Crosscutters News Release
Game Highlights - The Cutters offense, paired with their stellar pitching, combined to hand the Spikes a 7-3 loss to complete the three-game series sweep.
Starter Nick Meyer earned his 2nd win in as many starts, working 5.2 innings, allowing one run on a solo homer. Meyer allowed four hits and four walks, striking out a season-high seven.
3B Daniel Harris IV picked up his third, three-hit game of the season, going 3-for-4 with three doubles. Harris has a six-game hit streak going, upping his batting average to .295 for the season.
DH EJ Taylor picked his first two hits of the season. Along with his first two RBI of the year, finishing 2-for-3. C Jake Urena also collected his first two hits of the season, going 2-for-4 with a pair of runs scored.
RP Jesse Bolt tossed 2.1 innings of relief without allowing a run or a hit. He did walk two, but struck out a pair in the outing. RP Christian Lopez recorded the final out of the top of the 9th, earning his 2nd save of the season.
WP: Nick Meyer (2-2)
LP: Brendan Knoll (1-1)
SV: Christian Lopez (2)
Next Game: Thursday, July 28th at Trenton Thunder 7:00 p.m.
Next Home Game: Tuesday, August 2nd vs State College Spikes 6:35 p.m.
Promotions: Topps Tuesday, Charitable Tuesday, BOGO Ticket Tuesday
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