Baysox Surge Past Sea Dogs in Extra Innings Showdown
In a thrilling Eastern League matchup at Hadlock Field, the Chesapeake Baysox edged out the Portland Sea Dogs 9-4, thanks to a remarkable performance that featured a productive top of the 10th inning. Creed Williams delivered the decisive blow, driving in the go-ahead run, while Adam Retzbach continued to excel, contributing a two-run single. The night proved to be stellar for Retzbach, who ended the game with four RBIs and three hits.
Williams was just a home run short of completing the cycle, finishing with three hits of his own. The game had its share of excitement, particularly in the fourth inning when Max Ferguson launched his first home run of the season for the Sea Dogs, a two-run shot that temporarily put Portland ahead 3-2. Coupled with an earlier RBI single from Tyler Miller, the Sea Dogs looked poised for victory.
However, the Baysox responded with perseverance, reclaiming a 4-3 lead in the ninth inning. Just as it seemed victory was in their grasp, Mikey Romero kept Portland’s hopes alive by doubling home Caden Rose with two outs to force extra innings.
Ultimately, Chesapeake’s five-run top of the 10th sealed the game, illustrating their resilience even in the face of pressure. The win highlighted the Baysox’s emerging talent and strategic prowess, while the Sea Dogs will need to regroup after a disappointing loss that showcased both their potential and the challenges ahead.
Fans can look forward to the next game as both teams continue their competitive streak in the Eastern League.
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