MiLB Recap – Francis Spectacular, Lugnuts rake


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Lansing Lugnuts vs Great Lake Loons (Win 8-0)
Great bats and pitching clinch the first place position for the Lugnuts. They are the eastern division champs for the first half of the season. Conner Greene had a solid performance after putting in some hard work. Greene pitched 5 innings and allowed 5 hits and 2 walks. He scattered those base runners around and struck out 6 batters also. He got the Lugnuts off to a great start as he did not allow a run regardless of the amount of base runners. The shut out would continue as Chase Mallard, Tim Mayza, Carlos Ramirez, and Jose Fernandez would only allow 2 more hits over the remainder of the game. It was an amazing combined effort in the shut out.
The Lugnut bats were wide awake to start this game as they collected 5 runs in the first inning. A solid team attack had the Lugnuts running away with this game. 6 of the 9 batters collected at least 1 RBI through out the game. Ryan McBroom collected 2 RBI’s in his 2-3 game. The teams 2-5 hitters collected 2 hits each and also scored at least once. The Lugnuts attack is well balanced and they look to take this offense and keep rolling into the 2nd half of the season.
Line of the night
Jason Leblebijian 2-4 with a double, a run scored, and an RBI
Ryan McBroom 2-3 with 2 RBI
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