Globe iconLogin iconRecap iconSearch iconTickets icon
Scores
All Scores Triple-A Scores Double-A Scores High-A Scores Single-A Scores Rookie Scores
Schedule
Complete Game Schedule Triple-A Schedule Double-A Schedule High-A Schedule Single-A Schedule Rookie Schedule Downloadable Schedules
Teams
Teams by Affiliate Teams by Name Teams by Class Teams by League Rookie Leagues Ballparks
Watch
Watch Games Subscribe Highlights Prospect Highlights Streaming FAQ Help Center Gameday Audio Podcast Bally Sports Live
Tickets
Tickets
Shop
MiLB Store Auctions Shop Copa Shop Marvel
Standings
Full Season Rookie Leagues Playoffs
Stats
Full Season Rookie Leagues Trending Players Top Prospect Stats
News
Pipeline Transactions Copa de la Diversión Baseball Traveler MiLB App MiLB Newsletters
Prospects
Top 100 Top 30 by Team Top 50 International Draft Top 250 Trending Players
Playoffs
MLB

Cyclones’ Win Streak Snapped In Walk-Off Heartbreaker, 5-4

Jersey Shore erases three-run deficit; Brooklyn’s win streak halted at four
By Justin Rocke
June 3, 2026
  • BOX SCORE
  • PLAY-BY-PLAY LAKEWOOD, N.J. (June 3, 2026) — RHP José Chirinos delivered an impressive High-A debut, allowing just one run over 5.0 innings, but the Jersey Shore BlueClaws rallied late before walking off the Brooklyn Cyclones, 5-4, in 10 innings on Wednesday night at ShoreTown Ballpark. The

LAKEWOOD, N.J. (June 3, 2026) — RHP José Chirinos delivered an impressive High-A debut, allowing just one run over 5.0 innings, but the Jersey Shore BlueClaws rallied late before walking off the Brooklyn Cyclones, 5-4, in 10 innings on Wednesday night at ShoreTown Ballpark.

The loss snapped Brooklyn’s four-game winning streak.

Chirinos did not factor into the decision despite a strong outing. The 21-year-old surrendered just three hits and one run across 5.0 innings, walking three and striking out four.

The Cyclones (18-34) carried a 4-1 lead into the bottom of the seventh inning before Jersey Shore (22-30) mounted its comeback.

With one out, 2B Nick Biddison walked and stole second base. After a flyout left the BlueClaws down to their final out of the inning, CF Pedro León hit a towering pop-up into shallow right field that was lost in the twilight sky. The ball fell untouched between three Brooklyn defenders. The misplay allowed a run to score while León ended up at second with a double, trimming the deficit to 4-2.

Moments later, 3B Tyler Pettorini lined a two-strike RBI single into right-center field to make it a one-run game. Following a pitching change, C Luis Caicuto drilled a double off the left-center field wall, driving home the tying run to even the score at 4-4.

The game remained deadlocked into extra innings.

Brooklyn threatened in the top of the 10th when SS Mitch Voit uncorked a line-drive single to right field with one out. After initially holding up on the liner, the automatic runner was thrown out at home trying to score. Jersey Shore RHP Wen-Hui Pan (1-0) then escaped the inning by striking out the next hitter looking.

The BlueClaws capitalized in the bottom half. Pettorini laid down a sacrifice bunt to move the automatic runner to third, and with the infield drawn in, Caicuto bounced a single into right field to bring home the winning run and secure a 5-4 walk-off victory.

Brooklyn jumped out to an early advantage in the second. C Daiverson Gutiérrez started the inning by poking a sinking line drive into left field. A diving attempt from the left fielder came up short, and the ball kicked behind him, allowing the 20-year-old to hustle into third with his first career triple.

With one out, 3B Colin Houck roped an RBI single to left to give the Cyclones a 1-0 lead. LF Trace Willhoite followed with a double into left-center field to score Houck from first base, extending the advantage to 2-0.

After the BlueClaws scratched a run across in the fourth on a two-out double from SS Trent Farquhar, Brooklyn responded with a two-spot in the fifth.

Willhoite worked a leadoff walk and quickly moved to third on a ground-rule double to right-center by RF Sam Biller. 2B Diego Mosquera promptly delivered a sacrifice fly to center to stretch the Cyclones’ lead back to two, 3-1. Two batters later, DH Grae Kessinger hammered a run-scoring double down the left-field line to make it a three-run game, 4-1.

BlueClaws starter RHP Sam Highfill also received a no-decision after allowing four runs on five hits over a season-high-tying 5.0 innings. The Cary, N.C. native walked one and struck out eight.

Pan (1-0) earned the win in relief for the BlueClaws. The right-hander did not allow a run on one hit over 2.0 innings, striking out three without allowing a walk.

RHP Hunter Hodges (0-2) was saddled with the tough-luck defeat for Brooklyn. The 23-year-old permitted an unearned run on one hit in one-third of an inning.

Brooklyn will attempt to begin a new winning streak on Thursday evening. RHP Frank Camarillo (1-0, 5.40 ERA) is scheduled to make the start for the Cyclones. The BlueClaws are expected to counter with the Philadelphia Phillies’ No. 26 prospect per MLB Pipeline, LHP Mavis Graves (1-2, 3.38 ERA). The first pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m.

Read More: