Pulaski Yankees Win 7th Straight Series

The Pulaski Yankees took down the Kingsport Mets by a 9-5 score on Friday night. The victory marked the 7^th straight series win for the pinstripers.
The Yankees were led by Victor Rey who picked up three hits and two RBI.
Pulaski claimed a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the 2^nd on a solo shot from Frederick Cuevas.
The Yankees busted the game open in the bottom of the 3^rd with an eight run outburst. Rey and Andy Diaz opened the inning with back to back singles. Pablo Olivares followed with a walk to load the bases.
Jesus Bastidas delivered with a bases clearing double into the right centerfield gap to make the score 4-0.
A one out walk to Steven Sensleyended the night of Mets starter Garrison Bryant. Bryant was tagged with the loss to drop his season record to 0-4. In 2.1 innings pitched he surrendered four hits to go along with three walks and seven earned runs.
The Yankees offense continued their onslaught against Mets reliever Yeudy Colon.
A walk to Cuevas loaded the bases and another free pass to Danienger Perez allowed Dermis Garcia to score to make it 5-0. Colon then balked which allowed Sensley to trot home to make the score 6-0.
Later in the inning Rey laced a two RBI double into left to give the Yankees a comfortable 9-0 advantage.
Kingsport got on the board in the top of the 4^th on an RBI single from Dan Hoy to make the score 9-1.
Yankees starter Wellington Caceres was chased from the game in the top of the 5^th. Rigoberto Terrazas smoked a double off the right field wall to lead off the inning. Jeremy Vasquezsingled into left and Juan Uriarte followed with a bloop single to score Terrazs to make the score 9-2.
Chad Green took over on the mound following Uriarte's base hit. With one out Dionis Paulino grounded out to short which allowed Vasquez to cross the plate to make it 9-3. A wild pitch later in the inning allowed Uriarte to score and cut the Mets deficit to 9-4.
Martin picked up his first win of the season. In two innings of work he surrendered no earned runs.
The Mets were held scoreless in the 7^th and 8^th thanks to Jose Pujols. Pujols struck out five hitters in his two innings of work.
Kaleb Ort came on to finish off Kingsport in the 9^th. Hoy scored on a Vasquez single but Ort kept the damage to one run to close the door on a 9-5 Yankees win.
The Yankees will host the Burlington Royals tomorrow night in the first of a three-game set. First pitch is slated for 7pm.