Bats Bomb Scoring Column to Earn First Win of Series
INDIANAPOLIS - Louisville hung crooked numbers in the second, fourth and ninth innings to win its first game in the series, 10-2. Five of the Bats' runs came with two outs, and they went 6-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
INDIANAPOLIS - Louisville hung crooked numbers in the second, fourth and ninth innings to win its first game in the series, 10-2. Five of the Bats' runs came with two outs, and they went 6-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
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Louisville hung crooked numbers in the second, fourth and ninth innings to win its first game in the series, 10-2. Five of the Bats' runs came with two outs, and they went 6-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
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Indians starter
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Louisville expanded its lead to 6-1 in the fourth. With two away, Coley walked one and surrendered four straight hits. Bats starter
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Stephenson's RBI marked the fifth by a pitcher in the current series, following Louisville's
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Along with his contribution at the plate, the hurler powered through six innings of two-hit ball on the mound. Stephenson (4-4, 3.59) racked up nine whiffs, giving him a team-high mark of 56 that ranks second in the International League.
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In the seventh, reliever
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Indy scored its final run in the eighth on a
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After being officially transferred to Indy on Tuesday,
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VanMeter's four RBI and three hits led all batters.
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The two clubs meet for the series' final contest at 11:05 Thursday morning. Righty
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