
Malloy Homer Not Enough in 4-1 Loss to Hot Rods
June 1, 2022 - South Atlantic League (SAL)
Rome Emperors News Release
ROME, GA - The Rome Braves were back in action tonight for game two between them and the Bowling Green Hot Rods. Rome's front man Dylan Dodd got the starting nod for the Braves, looking to notch his fifth win of the 2022 campaign. As we rapidly approach the midway point of the 2022 season, this early June series between Rome and Bowling Green looms ever large in the minds of both teams. Rome entered the night's contest just a half game back of the Hot Rods, and looked to dethrone Bowling Green with a win tonight.
Conor Dryer would get the ball for Bowling Green, going four full innings with three hits and four strikeouts. Dryer would lower his season earned run average to 0.93. Dylan Dodd would go a full two innings longer than Dyer, giving up two runs over six innings with ten strikeouts. The two runs Dodd surrendered in the top of the first would be enough for the Hot Rods, and enough to hand Dodd his fourth loss of the year.
Bowling Green would get the scoring started in the top of the first with Osleivis Basabe reaching on a fielder's choice, and Kyle Manzardo would score on a Vaughn Grissom throwing error. The Hot Rods would tack on one more in the opening frame with a Heriberto Hernandez single that would score Diego Infante to give the Hot Rods an early two run to none lead.
Rome would cut the deficit in half in the bottom of the sixth with Justyn-Henry Malloy's sixth homer of the season, however in the top of the ninth Ronny Simon would single to right field and drive in two more to make give Bowling Green a four to one lead. The Braves would go down in order in the bottom the ninth, giving the Hot Rods the win by a final of four runs to one. Dylan Dodd would be tagged with his fourth loss of the season, and Joe Lasorsa would be credited with the win after going three full innings with no hits and four strikeouts.
Rome and Bowling Green will pick back up tomorrow night with game three of the series. Andrew Hoffmann will get the starting nod for Rome as they look to take an early lead in this pivotal series. About Rome Braves
The Rome Braves baseball team is the High-A affiliate of the Atlanta Braves in the South Atlantic League. Since its inaugural 2003 season, the Rome Braves have captured two South Atlantic League Championships (2003 and 2016). Stop by AdventHealth Stadium or call 706-378-5100 Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. For the latest news and updates, visit romebraves.com or connect with @TheRomeBraves on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Images from this story
![]() Justyn-Henry Malloy rounds the bases for the Rome Braves |
South Atlantic League Stories from June 1, 2022
- Hoppers Lose, But Break 20-Inning Scoring Drought - Greensboro Grasshoppers
- Eleven-Hit Day Leads BG to 4-1 Win Wednesday - Bowling Green Hot Rods
- Cyclones Fall to BlueClaws 8-5 on Wednesday - Brooklyn Cyclones
- Hickory Walks Their Way to 15-7 Win - Asheville Tourists
- Big Night for Rojas, Claws in 8-5 Comeback Win - Jersey Shore BlueClaws
- Drive Lose to Winstom-Salem - Greenville Drive
- Thompson and Schoenle Combine to One-Hit Greenville in Dash Win - Winston-Salem Dash
- Malloy Homer Not Enough in 4-1 Loss to Hot Rods - Rome Emperors
- Sauer, Renegades Cruise past Aberdeen - Hudson Valley Renegades
- Hot Rods Game Notes - Bowling Green Hot Rods
- HVR Game Notes - June 1, 2022 - Hudson Valley Renegades
- Renegades to Participate in HOPE Week from June 7 Through 12 - Hudson Valley Renegades
- Cesar Gomez Wins SAL Pitcher of the Week - Asheville Tourists
- Tatum Pulls Through with Walk off Winner in the 10th - Winston-Salem Dash
- Blue Rocks Shut Out Luckless Grasshoppers - Greensboro Grasshoppers
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
Other Recent Rome Emperors Stories
- Hernandez Punches out 10 But Emperors' Luck Runs out in Extras
- Emperors Sear 'Burgers on Two Longballs in Series Opener
- Longball the Difference Again in Game Four Loss to Greensboro
- Espinoza Homers in Third-Straight Game, Emps' Unable to Squash 'Hoppers
- What's Coming up for the Emperors?

