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Rochester Wins in 10 Innings on Bizarre Bunt Error
14 Jun
Summary
- Rochester secured a 3-2, 10-inning win via a sacrifice bunt and error.
- Matt Lloyd hit a solo home run for Worcester in the third inning.
- Rochester's victory marked their fourth consecutive win.
Rochester secured a thrilling 3-2, 10-inning win against Worcester at ESL Ballpark on Saturday night. The decisive run was scored when Trey Lipscomb executed a sacrifice bunt, leading to a throwing error by Worcester pitcher Wyatt Olds that allowed Robert Hassell III to score from second base.
The game featured an early lead for Rochester in the second inning, with Hassell scoring on Lipscomb's single. Worcester quickly responded in the third inning with a solo home run from Matt Lloyd. Rochester regained the lead in the fourth, but Worcester tied the game in the fifth.
The Red Wings' pitching staff delivered a strong performance in the later innings, with Jack Sinclair, Seth Shuman, Eddy Yean, and Zak Kent limiting Worcester's scoring opportunities. Kent was ultimately credited with the victory. This win marked Rochester's fourth consecutive victory, improving their record to 42-25 and extending their lead in the International League East standings.
