Quick Night Nets a Win
WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY -Renegades starting pitcher Nick Padilla tossed six shutout innings as Hudson Valley defeated West Virginia 2-0 Friday night at Dutchess Stadium to take the rubber-game of the three-game series. The game was played in only 1:57.Hudson Valley got on the board in the fourth inning as shortstop
WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY -Renegades starting pitcher Nick Padilla tossed six shutout innings as Hudson Valley defeated West Virginia 2-0 Friday night at Dutchess Stadium to take the rubber-game of the three-game series. The game was played in only 1:57.
Hudson Valley got on the board in the fourth inning as shortstop
The Renegades got a much-needed insurance run in the seventh. With Betts at first and two away, rightfielder
Padilla finished the game allowing only two baserunners, on those two hits, in his six innings of work. The right-hander also struck out three in getting the win to move to 2-3 on the year. The tough-luck loser for West Virginia was their starter, Alexander Manasa (1-4), who gave up an earned run on three hits over six frames. Closer
There were only seven hits in the game; five of them by Hudson Valley. Nobody for either squad had more than one hit.
Hudson Valley now heads to Mahoning Valley for the first game of a three-game series against the Scrappers tomorrow. First-pitch is scheduled for 7:05. Southpaw
The Renegades return to Dutchess Stadium on Tuesday, July 17th when they begin a six-game homestand against the Connecticut Tigers beginning at 7:05. Tickets can be purchased online at hvrenegades.com or by calling the ticket office at 845-838-0094.