Dirty Birds Split Double Header with Rockers
September 1, 2024 - Atlantic League (AtL)
Charleston Dirty Birds News Release
(Charleston, WV) - The Dirty Birds split the Sunday double header with the Rockers to maintain their four-game lead in the standings. Charleston shut out High Point in Game 1 while falling short by one run in Game 2.
Keyvius Sampson, the Dirty Birds game one starter, took a no hitter into the sixth inning. He allowed just one hit while walking two in his six shutout innings. Pedro Garcia earned his sixth save of the season after pitching a shutout ninth inning.
In game two, the Dirty Birds only scored one run off of three hits. Their sole run scored off a ground out to third base hit by Angelo Castellano. David Lebron took the loss after allowing two runs in four innings.
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