Offense Backs Lindow
Burlington, V.T.- Using a seven-run 4th inning, the Crosscutters ran their current win streak to three games with a 9-2 win over Vermont in a rain shortened game.
Burlington, V.T.- Using a seven-run 4th inning, the Crosscutters ran their current win streak to three games with a 9-2 win over Vermont in a rain shortened game.
Run support, or a lack there of, has been an issue in Lindow's six previous starts. Williamsport's offense came to the aide of Lindow in the top of the 4th inning, plating seven runs to take the lead for good.
Williamsport used a double from
Jeusus Henriquez tied the game with a RBI single, making it 2-2.
Lindow ran into some trouble in the bottom of the 4th inning, allowing three-straight, one-out singles, to load the bases full of Lake Monsters. The southpaw responded with two consecutive strikeouts to leave the bases at capacity and not surrender a run.
The Crosscutters took advantage of three Vermont errors and a slew of wild pitches in the top of the 5th inning, seeing Bocio and Henriquez score to make it a 9-2 Williamsport lead.
Looking to finish the minimum five innings, Lindow retired Vermont in order in the bottom of the 5th inning, using a pair of ground ball outs to do so.
With two outs and a runner at 1st base in the bottom of the 6th inning, the rains came, forcing the game into a rain delay with Williamsport leading 9-2. The game would be called after a 30 minute rain delay, giving Lindow his 1st win in a Crosscutters uniform.
The Crosscutters conclude their three-game series in Vermont tomorrow. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m.
Cutter Carvings - The seven-run 4th inning tied a season-high for runs in a single inning for Williamsport, scoring seven runs in the bottom of the 6th inning against Tri-City on July 11th... Rafael Marchan and Keudy Bocio each recorded their first RBI since July 11th... Ethan Lindow was credited with a complete game...