Right-hander Micheal Cuevas (1-0, 5.13 ERA) starts for Harrisburg, while the SeaWolves haven’t announced a starter yet. Petit allowed a run in the bottom of the ninth before wrapping this one up.Ĭoming Up Next: They’ll match up again on Thursday night at 6:30 p.m.
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Grant Witherspoon cracked home run number seven on the year to lead off the ninth inning. Lefty Andrew Magno and right-hander Angel De Jesus carried them from the fifth through the eighth inning without any trouble. Sawyer Gipson-Long allowed a run in the bottom half of the inning and got a little wild late in his outing, but he wasn’t hit hard and got some nice defensive work behind him. Colt Keith went hitless with three strikeouts as he recharged his powers after Tuesday’s incredible outburst.Īfter a missing a scoring chance in the first inning, the SeaWolves got the decision blow of the game in the top of the second when Luis Santana launched a three-run homer with Julio E. Erie SeaWolves 4, Harrisburg Senators 2 ( box)Ī pretty solid all around game from both teams saw the SeaWolves make it two in a row over Harrisburg on in Wednesday’s midday matchup. RHP Brenan Hanifee (0-2, 4.76 ERA) starts for the Hens. 4 ER, 5H, BBĬoming Up Next: We’ll see if the slugfest continues on Thursday night at 7:35 p.m. 487 against lefties this season, something he was looking to improve on /CVjjpckdkJ- Tigers ML Report May 18, 2023 Parker Meadows gets his second home run of the season off a lefty. Palacios would add a two-run shot, and Nevin an RBI double to the Hens’ tally in the eighth and ninth innings. Wisler quieted things down in the second, but recent addition Seth Elledge, Miguel Del Pozo, Brendan White, Branden Bristo, and Garrett Hill each allowed two runs in relief as the Storm Chasers reasserted themselves and pulled away for good. Parker Meadows added a solo shot in the fourth and for a moment the game was within reach. Papierski singled home Tyler Nevin in the third to make it 7-4 Omaha. Michael Papierski singled and Jermaine Palacios ripped his fourth homer of the year in the second inning. The Hens mounted a bit of a comeback over the next few innings. Reliever Matt Wisler took over and allowed an RBI double before finally escaping a nightmare inning.
The Storm Chasers turned around in the bottom half and dropped seven runs on starter Zach Logue, including a pair of home runs, knocking him out of the game. Unfortunately Lynch punched out Andrew Knapp and Corey Joyce to smother the threat. Andre Lipcius singled the opposite way to score Meadows, and the Hens were in business. Parker Meadows singled with one out in the top of the first and Tyler Nevin doubled him over to third. Things started off reasonably well against lefty Daniel Lynch.
The Storm Chasers wanted a little payback after a tough loss on Tuesday, and they returned serve by crushing the Hens on Wednesday. Omaha Storm Chasers 16, Toledo Mud Hens 8 ( box)
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