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Hooks Take Finale over Midland

Club Returns on May 23
Jon Singleton belted a two-run homer in the sixth inning to help the Hooks to a 4-0 victory over Midland on Sunday afternoon at Whataburger Field. (Charlie Blalock)
May 14, 2017

CORPUS CHRISTI - Cy Sneed, Michael Freeman, and Jacob Dorris combined on an eight-hit shutout as Corpus Christi decked Midland 4-0 Sunday at Whataburger Field before 3,801.

CORPUS CHRISTI - Cy Sneed, Michael Freeman, and Jacob Dorris combined on an eight-hit shutout as Corpus Christi decked Midland 4-0 Sunday at Whataburger Field before 3,801.

Sneed (2-3) fanned nine, walked one, and permitted three hits over 5 1/3 innings and 87 pitches (54 strikes). Dorris earned his second save by covering the final 2 2/3, striking out four. The game ended when right fielder Ramón Laureano threw Yairo Muñoz out at the plate after catching Argenis Raja's fly ball. The Hooks (17-19) moved ahead 1-0 when J.D. Davis scored on a passed ball charged to Raga. Davis drew a two-out walk and took third on Jon Singleton's single.
Singleton's second home run in as many days, a 387-foot shot into the right-field bullpen with Davis at first base, made it 3-0 through six. Davis reached on a throwing error charged to third baseman Jordan Tarsovich.
RockHounds starter James Naile (1-1) exited for Joel Seddon, having booked 5 2/3 innings, an earned run, five hits, two walks, and four strikeouts.
Midland (20-16) threatened with one-out Max Schrock and Munoz singles off Freeman during the seventh, but Dorris slammed the door by whiffing Raga and Tarsovich.
Corpus Christi then touched Seddon for a run, Garrett Stubbs' two-out single scoring Bryan Muniz, who took first when struck by a pitch.
Hooks center fielder Drew Ferguson has an 11-game hitting streak.
The Hooks depart Monday for San Antonio and the start of an eight-day, eight-game road trip. The team returns Tuesday, May 23, vs. Springfield.