It Worcester Red Sox Had to fight once again on Friday night.
After treating the climate inclined during his series against Durham, the stage was prepared for Woosox to play his first head in May. But with the subsequent game they were postponed, Friday’s highlights arrived in the afternoon for the first game.
The Bulls took advantage of Robert Stock’s tremor, as they jumped to an initial 4-1 lead in four times through two entries. Jake Mangum was the main damage distributor, with a score and a simple RBI in the second.
You can find complete statistics of the game here.
Offensively, Woosox had no traffic on the bases. Jhostynxon Garcia’s second Homer Run, a solo shot, was the only brilliant place in the first entrance.
During the third, the impulse began to change. The actions did a quick work of Durham at the top of the entrance, which fueled the energy to the Worcester attack. After walking to Roman Anthony, Marcelo Mayer hit a cutter for Ian Seymour beyond the fence, bringing the Woosox to oneself.
With mostly inevitable entrances, Chad Tracy’s workforce was still another opportunity to change the tide.
Nick Burdi relieved Zack Kelly at the top of the seventh, ensuring that the game remained on a score. We seem to be heading for a quick end, as Cole Wilcox de Durham recorded two fast trips to start the bottom.
But outside the place, while hanging on a thread, Worcester lived again in the seventh post.
Garcia went up to the plaque with the laden bases and handed a simple RBI to the eighth pitch to score the game at four. Then Vaughn Grissom gave the devastating blow while driving home to walk the game.
The Woosox will try to take the series’s leadership in the double Saturday header, with the first pitch at 16:05.