Game Recaps

Six-run seventh baffles Bolts

BOX SCORE

PONOMA, NY-  The Windy City ThunderBolts fell Tuesday night 9-4 against the New York Boulders at Clover Stadium.

Windy City catcher Matt Morgan hit his second home run of the season and the first ThunderBolts’ grand slam of the season in the top of the fourth inning. That accounted for all four Bolts runs in the contest.

 

In the bottom of the first, New York (12-9) struck first on a sacrifice fly from Chris Kwitzer for a 1-0 Boulders lead.

 

The Bolts offense came to light in the top of the fourth inning. Following back to back walks and a Junior Martina single, Morgan blasted a pitch by Garrett Cooper into the top row of the left field bleachers off Boulders starting pitcher Garrett Cooper, supercharging the Bolts (9-13) to their first lead of the evening, 4-1.

 

The Boulders responded in the bottom of the fourth inning with a two-run double by Tucker Nathans.

 

In the bottom of the seventh inning, Bolts starting pitcher Garrett Christman exited the game after throwing six innings and allowing a lead off hit by the Boulders' Thomas Walraven in the bottom of the seventh inning.

 

From the moment Christman (1-1) exited the game, the nightmare bottom of the seventh inning began.

 

Windy City endured six runs on four hits, three walks, and no errors. The mishaps committed by the Bolts included four wild pitches and two passed balls in addition to a lone sacrifice fly. RBI base-hits by Matt McDermott and Pat Kivlehan tallied a six-run Boulders seventh inning and a 9-4 win in the series opener. 

 

Bolts pitcher Austin Marozas (0-1) received his first loss of the season in 0.1 IP, allowing two hits, three walks and five earned runs.

 

The ThunderBolts are back in action for a 9:30 CT first pitch against the New York Boulders Wednesday morning. Taylor Sugg (1-0, 3.15 ) gets the start against New York's Rony Baez (0-0 81.00).



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