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After being stuck below the Mendoza Line for most of the season, sophomore centerfielder Bryan Hale had four hits in yesterday’s doubleheader, including a go-ahead, three-run homer in the nightcap. He went 8-for-17 in the four games this weekend...
...Wahlberg promptly allowed a leadoff homer to light-hitting Fernando Perez. Wahlberg walked the next batter he faced, hit second baseman Billy Hess and give up a two-run double to Matt Buckmiller before Walsh pulled him in favor of sophomore Jason Brown. Brown was only able to get the Crimson out of the inning after two more runs on a triple by Derek Johnson and a Keith Palmieri sacrifice fly to put the game out of reach...
...this point, Satyanaryana relieved Wahlberg to face the three batters who had homered in the seventh. Saty battled DH Jim Mullen to a full count, only four ball four to go just outside the strike zone to force in a run. Then, Italiano got all of a 2-1 pitch for his second homer of the game, a grand slam that put the game out of reach. Penn finished the inning with eight runs before T.J. Sevier finally stopped the bleeding...
Dryden’s return after a year away from O’Donnell Field was not a happy one, as he allowed a third homer—this time to McCreery. Two batters later, Wahlberg relieved Dryden, and Moffie’s two-run homer completed the improbable comeback...
Whitton opened the scoring with a first-inning homer and broke the game open with a three-run homer in the fourth...