Happy Bastille Day!
Dukes starting pitcher - #26 Mike Ness - 3-1 1.20 ERA
Navs starting pitcher - #23 Mike DiCato - 2-2 6.97 ERA
Dukes stats / Navs stats
PIT 0 0 1 / 0 0 2 / 1 0 0 - 4 9 0
NSN 0 0 0 / 0 0 0 / 1 0 0 - 1 3 1
9:27 PM - Game over - the Dukes hang on to win this one, 4-1.
9:25 PM - Down to the last out
9:22 PM - A passed ball moves McNaughton in to scoring position, eliminating the double play (barring something bizarre).
9:21 PM - McNaughton gets it started with a walk.
9:20 PM - Uh oh. In 14 appearances this year, Anderson has yet to yield an earned run.
9:18 PM - In for the Dukes here in the 9th is closer Zack Anderson.
9:16 PM - Kowalski sets down all three batters by way of the K - two swinging, one looking. Time for a rally.
9:10 PM - Now on the mound, #25 Chris Kowalski
9:09 PM - A quick inning for Sabol, and the Navs are down to their final three outs.
9:07 PM - Jake Sabol in to pitch for Pittsfield - Ness departs after 7 innings, giving up 1 run on 3 hits, with 2 Ks and 1 BB.
9:03 PM - Zurcher makes a Jeterian running grab down the third base line to end the top of the 8th.
8:57 PM - Garton swings at the first pitch and hits it hard, but right at the left fielder... inning over. Navs strand 3.
8:54 PM: Graham gets hit by a pitch up and in - the manager is out to argue, claiming that Graham leaned into it. To be honest, he kind of has a case. It's a tough call. Either way, he's had his say, and pinch hitter Joshua Garton - the third new guy signed today, and one we didn't even know about yet - will bat with the bases loaded and 2 outs.
8:52 PM: Johnny Hill keeps the rally going with a successful hit-and-run, putting runners at the corners for Kent Graham.
8:51 PM: The Navs are on the board! Kuehl lines one off the leg of pitcher Mike Ness, reaching first and scoring McNaughton.
8:50 PM: A K by Belcher takes some of the air out of the crowd at Fraser - it's on Kuehl now to bring home McNaughton.
8:48 PM: ADIOS, No Hitter! Sean McNaughton laces a triple to right field, and we're in business here in the 7th.
8:43 PM: Krizan rips an RBI double to score Musso, extending the Pittsfield lead to 4-0.
8:35 PM: Ryan Krull in to pitch for North Shore... the line on DiCato: 6 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 2 K, 2 BB
8:33 PM: Another quick inning for Ness - is it too early to start talking about a n* h****r?
8:23 PM: DiRicco knocks a base hit up the middle, just out of the reach of the stretching Kuehl, to score two runs
8:22 PM: Pittsfield has loaded the bases with two outs for Dominic DiRicco.
8:09 PM - After just about the fastest inning you'll ever see (5 pitches), we are thru 5 with the Navs down 1-0.
7:56 PM - Solid crowd in attendance tonight, counting the packed party deck. Not Dominican Night level, but definitely one of the bigger crowds of the year.
7:47 PM - Zurcher grounds out to end the inning on a VERY close play at first. 1-0 thru 3 full
7:45 PM - Speed kills, episode 150: Justin Little reaches on a two out fielder's choice, steals 2nd, and breezes in to 3rd on a wild pitch.
7:39 PM - Adams rocks another double to left field, but Krizan gets a little too adventurous on the basepaths , trying to run home from first. The McNaughton - Zurcher - Hill relay is perfect and Krizan is out by a mile. It's still 1-0 thru 2.5
A group of fans enjoying the game from the third base party deck
7:36 PM - Krizan makes the Navs pay with an RBI single to left.
7:34 PM - DiCato looked en route to a second consecutive 1-2-3 inning, but Provencher dropped a fly ball to right field by Edmonson; he churns into 2nd base with 2 outs.
7:23 PM - Through 1.5 it's still scoreless. DiCato is looking good so far - good command on his fastball, getting ahead in counts.
7:09 PM - The Dukes put two on in the first, but that's no sweat for DiCato, as he getse Krisan to whiff and Adams to ground out to end the inning.
7:03 PM - Hertler steps into the batters box and we're ready to go.
6:58 PM - Navigators Starting Lineup:
#5 SS Zurcher
#20 RF Provencher
#15 LF McNaughton
#3 DH Belcher
#17 2B Kuehl
#12 C Hill
#9 1B Graham
#10 3B Geason
#11 CF Little
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