6-3!

Coach Scalf headed to the pen after Gesell gave us 4.0 innings and allowed a leadoff single in the bottom of the 5th.

Now we begin to test the depth of our bullpen from here on out. We have the deepest set of arms in the league, and they'll need to come through for us the rest of the tournament.

First up is senior lefty Justin Walke.

And just like that its 6-5....

6-5 Dub top 7th

(05-22-2019 01:05 PM)CaliGlowin Wrote:  6-5 Dub top 7th

Game is moving quick! 15 minutes after you posted this and we're already in the bottom of the 8th.

Henry Ryan now on the hill for the Hawks, still holding a 6-5 lead.

PB lets a run in. D'OH! 6-6

NU gets a guy to 3rd with 2 outs, and a wild pitch that really should have been ruled a passed ball by Zachary Bridges scores him.

Our biggest achilles' heel all year long.....WP/PB's....come back to bite us here.

6-6.

Hawks to bat in the top of the 9th, game tied 6-6.

We haven't trailed today. Now we have to make sure we get that lead back.

Top of the order coming up: Jones, Meadows, Weiss.

Couldn't ask for a better part of the lineup to send up there here in the 9th.

Leadoff 4-pitch walk for Jones. Great start!

Expect a bunt for Meadows here. He attempted one in the first and popped it up. He needs to get this one down.

First bunt attempt goes foul down the first base line. C'mon Jackson!

Great job Jackson! Jones heads to 2nd on the SAC Bunt.

1 out, go-ahead run in scoring position. Cole Weiss to the dish.

Jones caught stealing at 3rd. Umpire says Jones slid off the bag. Jones and Scalf arguing vociferously.

Tough to say. Umps are meeting to discuss, but I can't see them overturning it. The 3B ump was right on it, and no one else had a good angle on it.

Call is going to replay. I don't think there is a good enough angle on this to see for sure.

Call stands. 2 outs, no one on.

Damn.

Still 6-6, we're headed to extra innings!

Weiss comes through with an RBI double in the 11th! 7-6 Hawks!!

Lets go Seahawks

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NU decides to intentionally walk Kep Brown. The last time they did that, Angeli knocked a 2-run single.