
Tennessee defeats Carolina
Published on April 21, 2006 under Southern League (SL1)
Carolina Mudcats News Release
Sevierville, TN --- Two Carolina errors led to a pair of rain-soaked Tennessee runs in the last of the fourth as the Smokies defeated the Mudcats 2-0 at Smokies Park on Friday night.
Ryan Bear saw a routine grounder roll through his legs at first base to begin the Smokies' inning, then later in the frame Kevin Randel could not catch a throw from third baseman Lee Mitchell to allow the first run of the inning to score for the Smokies (6-10). Phil Avlas doubled home the second run, both unearned against Carolina starter Anibal Sanchez (L, 1-2).
Adam Bass (W, 2-1) earned the shutout victory, permitting just two hits and a walk over his five innings.
Heavy rains pushed through the region for a second time in the bottom of the fifth inning and after a 43-minute delay and additional rains coming, the game was made official.
Carolina has lost three straight and will lean on Adam Bostick (0-2, 3.29) to snap the skid on Saturday night at 7:15 PM ET against Tennessee's Gerrett Mock (1-2, 4.41).
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