DVs 3, Zaps 2

Game 1 DVs 5 Zaps 4

Mike Moustakas hit one over the fence and had 2 RBI as the BRYAN DIAMONDVISION

bested the TRISTAN VIVAZAPASTAS 5 to 4 at DV Park by Viagra.

Alex Colome(4-2) contributed a pedestrian performance to earn the win.  He

surrendered 5 hits and 2 walks in 5 innings.  Colome whiffed an impressive

total of 8 TRISTAN batters.  TRISTAN had a chance to come back in the 9th but

they came up short. 

Jeremy Jeffress recorded the save, his 23rd.  Corey Kluber(1-2) was the losing

pitcher.  He pitched 6 and 1/3 innings allowing 7 hits and no walks.

Game 2 - DVs 6 Zaps 2

Giancarlo Stanton blasted a homerun and had 2 RBI and Nathan Eovaldi hurled a

3 hitter as the BRYAN DIAMONDVISION beat the TRISTAN VIVAZAPASTAS by a score

of 6 to 2.

TRISTAN was unable to recover after BRYAN went ahead in the 3rd inning scoring

2 runners on 3 hits.  That scoring would be all that was needed.  BRYAN had

14 hits for the night. 

Eovaldi(5-12) lasted until the end allowing 2 runs for the win. Francisco

Liriano(1-2) was charged with the loss.  He gave up 13 hits and 1 walk in 7

innings.

Game 3 Zaps 11 DVs 6

Francisco Liriano whiffed 10 batters as the TRISTAN VIVAZAPASTAS defeated the

BRYAN DIAMONDVISION 11 to 6 at DV Park by Viagra.

Andrew McCutchen was a thorn in the side of the hometown fans as he enjoyed a

fine day at their team's expense.  He popped a two-run clout over the fence

in the 1st inning, slapped a one-base hit in the 5th inning and doubled

knocking in a run in the 8th inning.  TRISTAN had 13 hits overall, while

BRYAN had 9. 

Liriano(2-2) went 7 innings allowing 4 runs for the win. Bartolo Colon(8-10)

was tagged with the loss in relief.  He was pinned with the loss despite not

allowing an earned run in his 1 inning of work. 

Game 4 Zaps 5 DVs 2

Zack Greinke allowed TRISTAN's manager to rest his bullpen, tossing a complete

game as the TRISTAN VIVAZAPASTAS defeated the BRYAN DIAMONDVISION by a score

of 5 to 2 at DV Park by Viagra.

Greinke(4-0) had a strong outing.  He allowed just 7 hits and 1 walk in 9

innings.  TRISTAN took care of BRYAN with no trouble in the bottom of the

9th. 

Stephen Strasburg(8-10) ended up with the loss.  Although losing the contest,

he whiffed 8 batters in 5 and 1/3 innings.

Game 5

DVs 3 Zaps 1

At DV Park by Viagra, the BRYAN fans witnessed a great pitcher's duel.  Andrew

Cashner(4-5) finally bested his TRISTAN opposite, Max Scherzer(2-2), by the

score of 3 to 1.

BRYAN tallied 2 runs in the 2nd inning when they had 3 base hits.  Mike

Moustakas led off and he ripped a base-knock.  Albert Pujols was next to the

plate, but was promptly struck out.  Brandon Moss struck out, unable to help

the rally.  Joe Panik was up next and he doubled scoring a run.  Randal

Grichuk came to the plate and slapped a single scoring the final run of the

inning.  That was all Cashner needed.  BRYAN managed 7 hits in their victory.

Erasmo Ramirez gained credit for his 1st save.  Scherzer was the losing

pitcher.  While he was the losing pitcher, he still struck out 16 batters in

8 innings. 

Wahoos 2, Drillers 2

Wahoos made the trip to Lewisville to roll 4!  Drillers won the two 2 at home.  It seems Driller hitters can only roll 1-6 HRs as we had only one tater in the 1-20 park and 5 HRs at home.

Fungoes 5, Zaps 0

Fungoes continue red hot summer with a 5-0 at WTF vs Zappers!

May 21:  Harvey out duels Greinke  as Fungoes win it 6-1.  Carpenter and Trout homered for the Fungoes.  

May 22:  Lance McCullers, Wil Smith, Shawn Kelley and David Robertson allow the Zappers 2 hits while Max Scherzer holds the Fungoes to just 5.  Fungoes win it 4-1 with McCullers improving to 5-4.  Robertson picks up his 4th save.  Travis D'Arnaud homered in the 3rd for the Zaps giving them a brief 1-0 lead.  Trout hit a 2 run dinger in the 4th to put the Fungoes up 2-1 and Eric Hosmer hit a 2 run shot in the 7th to finish off the scoring.

May 23:  Fungoes take a 7-1 lead into the 9th and hold on for the 7-5 win.  Cole Hamels takes the loss for the Zaps while Kyle Gibson improves to 10-7 for the Fungoes.  Carter Capps comes on for the 1-out save collecting his 12th.

August 15:  Harvey vs Cole Hamels.  Fungoes win 6-0 while Harvey, Javier Lopez and Will Harris combine for the 1 hit shutout!  

August 16:  Zaps take a 6-1 lead into the bottom of the 8th and the Fungoes tie it up with a 5-spot!  Sal Perez walks it off with a HR in the bottom of the 11th!  Papelbon picks up the win in relief while Giles takes the loss for the Zapper!

Unbelievable.....WTF

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Fungoes 4, Zaps 1

Game One-
The Fungoes blew open a scoreless tie with a five-run outburst in the 
4th, and took control with three more in the 5th. Six runs in the 8th 
capped the whitewash of the home team in a 15-4 romp. Murphy went 4 for 
4 and Trout launched two taters.

Game Two-The Fungoes exploded for four runs in the 4th to take a 5-1 
lead. The Zaps countered with four runs in the 7th. A Tomlinson triple 
capped a two-run rally by the visitors in the top of the 9th, and Harris 
made it stand by getting Goldie to hit a 2-out groundout with runners at 
the corners.

Game Three-Kershaw and the Fungoe pen outdueled Greinke to win 3-2. 
Trout’s two-out two-run tater in the top of the sixth proved the 
difference as Harris nailed down his second save in as many games.

Game Four-The Zaps got one on with two outs in the bottom of the first, 
and then used three hits and a walk to jump on Price early. After adding 
another run in the 2nd Scherzer was able to limit the Fungoes bats to 2 
runs, and the home town bullpen sealed the deal for a 4-2 win.

Game Five-The Fungoes jumped out to a 3-0 when they scored two in the 
top of the third. The Zaps answered with one run in three of the next 
four innings to tie it. In the top of the 8th  Trout singled, Zimmerman 
singled him to third, and Carpenter hit a sac fly to put the bad guys 
ahead. Robertson and Harris nailed down the save in a 4-3 Fungoe win.

Zaps 12, Drillers 2

Game One-The Zaps won 10-3 by pounding out fifteen hits led by a 5 for 5 
game by Corey Rasmus. It was a 2-1 game though six, but the visitors 
plated eight runs in the top of the 7th to blow the game open. Greinke 
gave up three earned in 6 1/3 for the win.

Game Two-The Zaps triumphed 4-1 in the second game. Scherzer gave up one 
run in seven innings and Giles and Ziegler held the home team scoreless 
in the final two frames. Moreland’s two-run tater in the top of the 2nd 
paced the Zap attack and put the good guys on top to stay.

Game Three-The took game three 7-1. The big blow was Russell Martin’s 
bases clearing double in the sixth. Hamels gave up one run over six 
innings and Herrera pitched three scoreless innings of relief.

Game Four-The Zaps took game four 2-1. Bautista went 4 for 5 scoring 
both runs. Corey Kluber gave up one run in 6 1/3 and four Zap relievers 
put up goose eggs to seal the deal.

Game Five-Scherzer throws a one-hit shutout through seven and Giles and 
Ziegler put up blanks in the 8th and 9th to complete the combined 
shutout. Bautista walked and a Rasmus doubled plated him in the first to 
put the Zaps ahead for good.

Game Six-The Drillers plated three runs in the first, but the Zap staff 
blanked the visitors the rest of the way. Cutch powered the comeback 
with a  solo shot and a two-run single that put the Zaps ahead 4-3 and 
the pen made that score stand up.

Game Seven-Corey Kluber struck out 11 in  a six-hit, one run, complete 
game. Buehrle did not pitch poorly, but a two-base error by Donaldson to 
open the seventh set up a two-run rally that sealed the deal in a 6-1 
win for the good guys.

Game Eight-Max Scherzer silenced the Drill bats for the third time in 
the series in a 5-1 Zap win. The Drillers could not score more than one 
run for the fifth time in eight games. HAL never lifted Kazmir because 
he gave up runs in four different innings.

Game Nine-The Zaps opened the scoring with three in the first and never 
looked back on the way to a 7-1 whitewash of the home team. Hamels and 
Herrera held the Drillers to one run or less for the sixth time in nine 
games. Goldschmidt and Canha had two-run bombs to pace the visitors.

Game 10-The Drillers finally broke through behind the stellar relief of 
Casey Fien who tossed three innings of scoreless ball in reliev of 
Buerhle five-inning, one-run effort. Donaldson’s two-rum bomb in the 
fourth gave the Drillers a lead they would not give up.

Game 11-The Zaps torched Dallas Keuchel for 13 runs on 18 hits. Goldie 
hit two taters, went 5 for 5, and drove in 8 to pace the Zap offense. 
The Drillers finally hit Scherzer hard scoring five runs in the 3rd 
innings, but the damage was already done and the home team triumphed 13-6

Game 12-The Zaps built a seemingly comfortable 6-1 lead, but the 
Drillers knocked Hamels out in the 7th with a five-run rally. Giles and 
Ziegler put out the fire tossing scoreless frames in the 8th and 9th to 
preserve a 6-5 win for the good guys.

Game 13-In a close game the Drillers scored one in the 8th off Giles to 
tie the game. In the bottom of the tenth Piscotty scored on an Altherr 
double to give the Zaps a 3-2 win in the first game of the twin-bill.

Game 14-The Drillers romped in the finale 7-2. It was a one-run game 
until the Drillers broke it open with three runs in the 6th to knock out 
Liriano. The bottom part of the Drillers lineup did the damage as 
Martinez, Rupp, and Andrus went 6-14 driving in four and scoring a couple.

Zaps 4, DVs 1

Game One-In a close game the DV’s got by the Zaps by the score of 8 to 
6. The home team was unable to recover after the bad guys went ahead in 
the top of the 4th inning plating 2 runs on 4 base hits. Randal Grichuk 
led off the inning for the DV’s when he lined a one-base hit.  After an 
out was recorded, Yasmany Tomas stepped in and he lined a base-hit.  
Ketel Marte then lined a single scoring a base-hit run.  After another 
out, Xander Bogaerts came up and he ripped a one-base hit scoring the 
final run of the inning. The Zaps threatened in the 9th but their rally 
came up short.  Kyle Hendricks(7-5) went 8 innings allowing 4 runs for 
the win. Hendricks was helped out by Jeremy Jeffress who recorded his 
18th save. Francisco Liriano(11-6) took the loss.  He gave up 2 runs and 
8 hits in 7 innings.

Game Two- 45,880 fans watched an exciting game at John Olerud Park. The 
Zaps topped the Dv’s by the slimmest of margins, 4 to 3. The good guys 
had 3 runs cross the plate in the 6th inning when they had 3 base
hits.  The highlight belonged to Andrew McCutchen who made the crowd 
happy when he tripled scoring two baserunners. The DV’s had a chance to 
come back in the 9th but they came up short.  The winning pitcher was 
Zack Greinke(13-3) who allowed 3 runs in 7 innings. Greinke was helped 
out by Ken Giles who recorded his 2nd save.  Bartolo Colon(5-5) was the 
losing pitcher in relief.

Game Three-Right fielder Jose Bautista had 4 hits as the Zaps topped the 
DV’s by a score of 11 to 4 at John Olerud Park. Corey Kluber(7-6) 
pitched a fine game.  He went 7 innings surrendering 7 hits
and 3 walks. The home team had 18 hits for the afternoon while the 
visitors had 7. Nathan Eovaldi(2-8) ended up with the loss.  He was 
touched for 13 hits and 2 walks in 4 and 2/3 innings.

Game Four-Francisco Liriano whiffed 11 batters as the Zaps bested the 
DV’s 5 to 2 at John Olerud Park. Liriano(12-6) gave the home team a 
solid outing.  He went 6 and 1/3 innings surrendering 5 hits and 2 
walks.  Overall the Zaps out-hit the DV’s 9 to 6. Liriano got help from 
Brad Ziegler who was credited with his 15th save. Stephen Strasburg(5-6) 
was the loser.

Game Five-In a game at John Olerud Park the Zaps got by the DV’s by the 
score of 8 to 5. In the bottom of the 4th inning the home team scored 7 
runs with the help of 6 hits. The critical plate appearance was by Corey 
Dickerson who brought the crowd to their feet when he doubled with all 
three baserunners touching home.  For
the game Zaps out-hit the DV’s 16 to 8.  The victory went to Zack 
Greinke(14-3) who went 7 innings, allowing 3 runs. Brett Cecil recorded 
his 2nd save.  Andrew Cashner(3-3) was given the loss. He got hit pretty 
hard, allowing 7 hits and 3 walks in 3 and 1/3 innings.

Zaps 1, Warpigs 1

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July 25th - Zaps won 8-3. Tyler Duffey (3-2) took one for the team, throwing a complete game while giving up 4 taters. Joey Bats went deep twice. Cole Hamels got the win.

July 26th - Warpigs won 3-2 in 10 innings. The game was scoreless until the bottom of the 7th when the Zaps pushed 2 across. The Pigs matched them with 2 in the top of the 8th. The winning run scored in the 10th on a sac fly by Ender Inciarte. Michael Wacha (10-5) got the win, going the full 10 innings.

Zaps 3, Wahoos 0

Game 1-Manny Machado smoked a solo shot and a two-run tater to provide 
the offense to back up Liriano’s 11 K performance that limited the Hoos 
to two runs along with three innings of shutout relief from Giles and 
Ziegler to lead the good guys to a 5-2 triumph.

Game 2- Greinke went eight strong giving up three runs, and Corey 
Dickerson drove in five runs with two bombs to power a 7-3 win.

Game 3- Scherzer and Ziegler combined on a four-hit shutout, and the 
Zaps used two hits, a walk, and a sac fly to score the game's only two 
runs in the bottom of the third to seal a 2-0 victory in the finale.

Warpigs 3, Zaps 2

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June 11th - Zaps win 5-4 in 11 innings. This extra inning nonsense is getting old. Pedro Strop and Darren O'Day couldn't do shit as the Pigs blew both a 3-0 and a 4-3 lead. Paul Goldschmidt and Manny Machado homered for the Zaps. Ian Kinsler homered for the home team. Brad Ziegler got the win. O'Day (3-2) got the loss.

June 12th - Zaps win 7-3. Machado had 2 homers and 4 RBI. Corey Dickerson and Jose Bautista also homered for the Zaps. Chris Young homered for the Pigs. Cole Hamels threw a complete game for the victory. Mike Leake (11-8) got the loss.

August 24th - Warpigs win 4-1. Max Scherzer and the Zaps took a 1-0 lead into the 7th, but the Pigs erupted for 4 runs. Garrett Richards (15-9) went 7 innings for the win. O'Day got save number 9.

August 25th - Warpigs win 15-2. Darin Ruf went 3-5 with 2 homers and 7 runs batted in. Chris Young went 3-4 with a homer, 4 runs scored, and 3 RBI. Michael Wacha (9-5) got the win for the Pigs. Hamels took the loss.

August 26th - Warpigs win 10-7. This was a wild game that saw the Zaps put up 3-spots in both the 1st and 3rd innings. The Pigs responded with 2 in the 2nd, 4 in the 3rd, and 1 in the 4th. The 7-6 lead stayed that way until the 7th when the Pigs tacked on 3 more. O'Day (4-2) got the win in relief. Corey Kluber got the loss.

Warpigs 7, Drillers 3

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May 4th - Warpigs win 6-4. Ian Kinsler hit a 2-run homer off of Joakim Soria in the bottom of the 8th to break a 4-4 tie. Pedro Strop (6-4) got the win in relief. A.J. Pollock had 3 hits for the Pigs; Buster Posey had 3 hits for the Drillers.

May 5th - Drillers win 3-2 in 16 innings. Charlie Blackmon tripled and scored in the 16th inning, making a winner of Soria. Brandon Maurer (3-3) pitched a stout 7 innings, but took the loss. James Shields was the hero of the game for the Drillers, going 13 innings. Blackmon went 3-8. Prince Fielder was 3-5 with a homer for the Warpigs. Ender Inciarte tripled to lead off the 15th inning, but was stranded.

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June 13th - Warpigs win 9-3. Fielder had 4 more hits, and Martin Prado drove in 4. Garrett Richards (13-8) got the win. Scott Kazmir went the distance for the Drillers, allowing 11 hits and 8 walks.

June 14th - Warpigs win 5-4 in 12 innings. Pollock hit a 3-run homer in the top of the 12th inning. Posey hit a 2-run homer in the bottom of the inning, but the Pigs hung on for the win. Strop (7-4) got the win in relief. Darren O'Day got his 8th save.

June 15th - Warpigs win 3-2 in 10 innings. Pollock and Yasiel Puig hit solo homers early, and the game stayed 1-1 into extra innings. The winning runs scored in the top of the 10th when Yadier Molina drove in 2 with an omega hit. The Drillers scored in the bottom of the inning, but it wasn't enough. O'Day (3-1) got the win; Tyler Clippard earned his 3rd save.

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July 27th - Drillers win 4-1. Posey and Josh Donaldson each knocked in 2 runs. Colby Lewis went 7.2 for the win. Luke Gregorson got the save. Ian Kinsler had 3 hits for the Pigs.

July 28th - Warpigs win 11-2. Mike Leake (10-7) went the distance for the win. The Pigs scored 11 runs on 12 hits, including homers by Fielder and Darin Ruf.

July 29th - Drillers win 3-1. James Shields and Luke Gregorson handcuffed the Warpigs on 5 hits. Richards (13-9) got the loss. Devon Travis homered for the Drillers. Ender Inciarte homered to lead off the 1st, but the Pigs never scored again.

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August 27th - Warpigs win 10-2. Pollock, Fielder, and Kinsler each had 3 hits. Leake (11-7) got the complete game win.

August 28th - Warpigs win 13-2. Chris Young homered and Fielder hit 2. Richards (14-9) got the win, going 5 innings.

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Warpigs 4, Goofs 1

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July 2nd - Warpigs win 5-2. Luis Severino and a bunch of relievers had a 4-hit shutout going until the bottom of the 8th. In that inning, after an out, Yadier Molina walked and Ender Inciarte greeted Koji Uehara with a double (missed the homer) to put runners on 2nd and 3rd. A groundout by Adeiny Hechevarria finally got the Pigs on the board. Jason Kipnis walked, and A.J. Pollock blasted a double to the alley, giving the Warpigs the lead and chasing off Uehara. Sergio Romo came in but couldn't record an out, giving up an RBI single to Prince Fielder, an RBI double to Ian Kinsler, and a walk. Michael Wacha pitched well for 7 innings, although he made 2 of the 3 Pig errors. Tyler Clippard (1-2) got the win in relief. Darren O'Day got the save, his 6th.

July 3rd - Warpigs win 7-1. Pollock, Yadi, and Lorenzo Cain all homered for the Pigs. Josh Tomlin (5-3) carried a no-hitter into the 6th before Brandon Phillips took him deep. The Goofs were held to 3 hits on the day.

July 4th - Warpigs win 2-0. Jacob deGrom is good, but on this day, Garrett Richards was better. Both Warpig runs came in the 2nd inning. Fielder and Kinsler led off the inning with singles. Fielder scored on a double by Jake Lamb, and Kinsler scored on a sac fly from LoCain. Richards (12-8) went 7 innings for the win, allowing 6 hits but walking no one. Five relievers combined to get the final 6 outs, with O'Day getting the save.

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August 15th - Warpigs win 9-3. Pollock went 3-4 with 3 RBI. He doubled, homered, and stole a base. Prince also homered, making up for his 2 errors in the same inning. Wacha (8-5) went 7 innings for the win. The outcome might have been worse, but the Goofs' Cameron Maybin went 4-4.

August 16th - SuperGoofs win 3-0. deGrom was masterful, allowing only 2 hits in 7 innings. Uehara went the final 2 innings for the save. The Pigs got the first two batters on in the 9th, but a popout and a double play grounder ended the game. Jake Peavy (8-3) took the loss. Maybin knocked in 2 of the Goof runs.

Warpigs 2, FFTs 1

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Sept. 12th - Warpigs win 2-1. A third inning FFT run held up until the bottom of the 7th when Jarrett Parker pinch hit a 2-run homer. Jake Peavy (8-2) allowed only 4 hits in 7 innings for the win. He could have had a shutout, but he chose to throw to 1st instead of home on a bases loaded grounder back to him. Adam Wainwright pitched the 9th for his 1st save. John Lackey threw 6 shutout innings for the FFTs. Yimi Garcia took the loss. The Warpigs pounded out 13 hits but had trouble driving them home. Jason Kipnis and Ender Inciarte both went 3-4.

Sept. 13th - FFTs win 4-0. Gio Gonzalez, Adam Warren, and Sam Dyson combined to throw a 2-hit shutout against the Warpigs. The Pigs loaded the bases with nobody out in the 9th, but Dyson came in and got Lorenzo Cain to pop out and Inciarte to hit into 2. The two teams combined to turn 7 double plays in the game. Ryan Goins homered for the FFTs. A.J. Pollock had both of the Warpig hits. Garrett Richards (11-8) took the loss.

Sept. 14th - Warpigs win 5-3. Both teams scored in the 3rd and 4th innings, tying the game at 3. The game stayed knotted until Prince Fielder hit a 2-run single with 2 outs in the bottom of the 8th. Pedro Strop (5-4) got the win in relief. Wainwright got save #2. Hunter Pence homered for the FFTs.

Wahoos 4, Tweeners 1

Game 1 -- Wahoos 7-6

MadBum vs. Arrieta didn't live up to its billing as both pitchers struggled. Wahoos walk off in the ninth when Mikie Mahtook gets an x-chance double to defensive replacement George Springer in RF to score a pair.

Game 2 -- Wahoos 6-4

Sonny Gray vs. Estrada. Wahoos walk off with another as Mahtook hit a two-run homer in the ninth.

Game 3 -- Wahoos 12-2

MadBum didn't have it and the Wahoos kept on scoring at The Hooverdome. Khris Davis scored 4 times to lead the way and Verlander got the win.

Game 4 -- Wahoos 5-4

Another ninth-inning rally for the Wahoos. Derek Norris delivered the go-ahead 2-run double.

Game 5 -- Tweeners 9-8

Tweeners scored in seven of eight innings. Wahoos scored six in the second and had go-ahead run on base in the ninth before Carson Smith slammed the door.

Zaps 5, Nads 0

Game 1- The Nads had a one-hitter and lost. Bautista walked to lead off 
the 4th, stole second, and scored on Goldie’s two-out base knock. Kluber 
and the pen wove a three-hit shutout to make the run stand up.

Game 2- Cutch opened the scoring with a solo shot in the bottom of the 
first. Aybar squeezed in a run against a drawn in infield in the third 
to tie it. Machado gave the home team the lead in the 6th with a sac 
fly. The Zaps used two doubles and a single to score two in the 8th.  
Ziegler nailed down the save and the Zaps won 4-1.

Game 3-Cutch made a 2-base error in the second to let a run score. Fier 
got wild in the third and got yanked, but not before the good guys 
plated four runs. The Zaps used a HBP, walk , and a base knock to plate 
one in the 5th. Greinke went a strong seven and the pen finished off a 
5-1 triumph.

Game 4-Tillman was wild giving up five walks and four runs before 
getting yanked in the fifth. Kluber pitched a strong seven and Ziegler 
nailed down a two-inning save to complete a 4-3 win.

Game 5- The Zaps completed the five-game sweep by knocking out Wilson 
with five hits and three runs in the first inning. Goldie, Machado, and 
Shaw went 6 for 11 with 5 RBI’s to power the offense, and Liriano only 
allowed 1 earned run in 6 1/3 as the home team took the getaway game 6-2.

Inmates 3, Zaps 2

Game 1-Cargo had two homers and Valbuena hit a solo shot to lead the way to a 6-2 victory for the out of towners in the opener. 

Game 2-The Inmates dominated behind a Tyson Ross complete game and a 5 RBI game by Adam Jones to take the second game 13-5

Game 3-Kluber got revenge for losing the series opener with a 3-hit shutout in a 7-0 victory. Goldie’s three-run tater powered the Zap offense.

Game 4-The Inmate got four of their six hits in a four-run fourth inning that was enough for McHugh and the pen to win 5-2.

Game 5- Greinke and Ross both went the distance, but the Zaps ten hits doubled the Inmates five on the way to a 6-3 triumph in the getaway game.