PCL1 New Orleans Baby Cakes

Sounds Shut Down Zephyrs for Second Consecutive Night

Published on June 28, 2014 under Pacific Coast League (PCL1)
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Nashville, Tennessee - Nashville starter Taylor Jungmann pitched seven innings allowed two hits and shut down the New Orleans Zephyrs for the second consecutive game. The Sounds offense ripped the Zephyrs for 13 runs on 14 hits in a 13-0 victory.

Jungmann (4-4) allowed two hits in the fourth inning but worked out of the jam and cruised to the victory. The Sounds pitching staff has not allowed a run to the Zephyrs in their last 18 innings and has limited the Zephyrs to six hits in the last two games. The Sounds lead the PCL with seven shut-outs and lead the league with lowest ERA.

The Sounds offense scored a first inning run with a Hunter Morris two out RBI. The Sounds offense added a run in the fourth and erupted in the fifth inning scoring five runs.

Adam Conley (2-3) worked 4.2 innings allowed seven runs on nine hits in the loss.

Sean Halton led the Sounds with four hits and Morris and former Zephyr Kevin Mattison lead with three RBI.

The Sounds lead the series two games to one and concludes on Sunday. It will be the final game the Zephyrs play at Historic Greer Stadium. The first place Zephyrs lead Round Rock and Nashville by 1 1/2 games.

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