Longhi hits two home runs in 4-3 loss
BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Louisville Bats (17-25) dropped their fourth game in a row and second straight in one-run fashion to the Buffalo Bisons (16-22) by a 4-3 score Saturday afternoon at Sahlen Field. With the loss, Louisville falls to a season-high eight games below the .500 mark.
BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Louisville Bats (17-25) dropped their fourth game in a row and second straight in one-run fashion to the Buffalo Bisons (16-22) by a 4-3 score Saturday afternoon at Sahlen Field. With the loss, Louisville falls to a season-high eight games below the .500 mark.
For the second straight game, Louisville's offense struggled to produce hits in the early going, with
The Bats trailed 2-0 after a two-run third inning from the Bisons, until first baseman
Longhi striked again in the top of the ninth, leading off the frame with his second home run of the game, his first career multi-homer game and the seventh for the Bats as a team this season, already surpassing their six as a team in 2018. In his return to the lineup from a right shoulder injury,
Louisville and Buffalo finish up the three-game series at Sahlen Field with another 1:05 p.m. first pitch set for Sunday. International League strikeout leader