
Southern Maryland Falls to Lexington in Series Finale
Published on August 31, 2025 under Atlantic League (AtL)
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs News Release
The Southern Maryland Blue Crabs lost their series finale to the Lexington Legends by a final sore of 6-2.
Lexington took an early 4-0 lead after a four-spot in the second inning. They tallied four runs on four hits and capitalized on a Blue Crabs error in the frame.
Southern Maryland got on the board in the third courtesy of a solo blast off the bat of Giovanni Digiacomo, his 13th home run of the season, which made it 4-1.
Ethan Wilson then smacked a solo home run to right field to make it 4-2 in the third.
The Legends would go on to score a run in both the sixth and seventh innings, seeing out a 6-2 lead to salvage the series.
Southern Maryland falls to 59-52 overall and 23-25 in the second half. The Crabs are set to hit the road for a six-game road trip, beginning with a three-game series in High Point against the Rockers on Tuesday night.
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