Kannapolis drops fifth-straight Thursday night
KANNAPOLIS, NC - On a beautiful Thursday night at Intimidators Stadium supported by Atrium Health, the Kannapolis Intimidators failed to change their losing ways, falling to the Hagerstown Suns, 10-5.Kannapolis (4-9) did not contain Hagerstown early, giving up 10 hits and eight runs in the first three innings of the
KANNAPOLIS, NC - On a beautiful Thursday night at Intimidators Stadium supported by Atrium Health, the Kannapolis Intimidators failed to change their losing ways, falling to the Hagerstown Suns, 10-5.
Kannapolis (4-9) did not contain Hagerstown early, giving up 10 hits and eight runs in the first three innings of the game. The Suns' biggest blow in the initial three frames was a K.J. Harrison three-run home run that scored
Trey Vickers shined for the Suns, finishing just a single short of the cycle. Vickers drove in three Suns' runners via a second inning triple, a third inning double, and a solo home run in the seventh.
Hagerstown (7-8) starter
RHP
The Intimidators quickly made an adjustment to stop the bleeding, sending RHP
The Intimidators found the offense late, getting two RBI from third baseman
The rally came up a tad short for the Intimidators, as RHP Jonathan German shut the door for the Suns, pitching 0.2 innings, striking out one, and closing the game out to secure the Kannapolis defeat.
The Intimidators will look to snap their five-game losing streak Friday night in game two of the three-game tilt with the Hagerstown Suns. First pitch is slated for 7:00 p.m. Kannapolis will send LHP
Fans can purchase tickets for the Friday night showdown by visiting intimidatorsbaseball.com or stopping by the F&M Bank Box Office at Intimidators Stadium supported by Atrium Health.