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Hyannis Mets Team Coverage 2009Wednesday, July 22, 2009Whitecaps Hold Mets in the 9th to Win 1-0
Hyannis, MA
Matt Lojan (San Francisco) pitched 6 scoreless innings and four Brewster pitchers contributed to a combined shutout as the Brewster Whitecaps (12-15) beat the Hyannis Mets (12-18) 1-0. Defense proved to be the decisive factor in tonights game, as both teams had outstanding pitching and executed defensive plays perfectly, while struggling at the plate equally. It looked as if the Hyannis Mets would lead off the scoring when Dustin Harrington (ECU) hit a single to lead-off the bottom of the second, followed by a Eddie Rohan (Winthrop) single. Kenny Swab (Young Harris) executed a perfect sacrifice bunt to move Harrington to third base and Rohan to second. Lojan would pitch out of the jam though getting Jackie Bradley Jr. (South Carolina) to strike out and Elliot Soto (Creighton) to ground out. Brewster would tally the one and only run of the game in the top of the fifth when Harold Martinez (Miami) hit an RBI single to between first and second base to score Tant Shepherd, who had reached on an infield single to lead-off the inning; and was moved to third on a single by Daniel Butler (Arizona). Tyler Wilson (Virginia) started the game for the Mets, and was issued the loss, falling to 1-1 on the season. Wilson pitched seven strong innings giving up one run on four hits with five strikeouts. Kevin Moran (BC) came in and threw one strong inning of relief in the eighth before Dallas Gallant (Sam Houston)closed out Brewster in the top of ninth, striking out two in the process. The Mets would not got down with out a fight though, as Tyler Thornberg (Charleston Southern) issued a lead-off walk to Johnny Ruettiger (ASU), which was followed by a Ryan Cuneo single, and a sacrifice bunt by Harrington to move runners into scoring position. However, Hyannis couldn't bring the runs home as Thornberg pitched his way out of the jam, getting Dan Burkhart to groundout to first base, which was then thrown home to prevent the run, and Bradley grounded into second base to end the inning. Matt Lojan picked up the win for the Whitecaps and improves to 1-3 on the season. Lojan only gave up two hits and struck out five on the way to his first win of the season. Stayton Thomas (Texas), Fultz, and Tyler Thornberg all contributed to the shutout for Brewster, with Thornberg picking up his fourth save of the season. The Mets will take on the Falmouth Commodores at Arnie Allen Diamond in Falmouth on Friday at 7 pm after the All-Star Break. Archives
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