
Vermont Blasted by Renegades in Series Finale, Swept at Home
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June 20, 2019
Burlington, VT - It was a rainy, windy backdrop Thursday night as the Lake Monsters and Hudson Valley Renegades closed out their three game series. A series Vermont will be happy to be through with after losing 9-1, and dropping three straight in a series sweep.
Despite taking an early lead in the 1st inning thanks to a sac fly from Matt Golda, the Lake Monsters offense would manage just six more base runners in the game. Renegades starter Jake Ryan would go 5.1 innings earning the win, allowing just the one run and striking out seven.
It was a 2-1 game in the top half of the 6th inning when Hudson Valley catcher Nate Soria smacked a three run homerun off of reliever Ryan Williamson really breaking open the game.
If not for some bad luck in the ninth inning, the score no doubt would look much better. A strike out, passed ball would lead to four unearned runs being scored, cementing the sweep with a twisting dagger. To make matters just a little worse, there was a 19 minute rain delay in that 9th inning.
In the game, Vermont OF Anthony Churlin was injured running the bases. Still no word on his injury.
With the loss, Vermont falls to 3-4 on the season, three games behind the first place Tri-City ValleyCats who have yet to lose since their first loss to the Lake Monsters. Speaking of, Vermont hits the old thruway and heads to Troy, NY for a three game set with said ValleyCats, before enjoying their first off day.

Player of the Game: Hudson Valley Renegades | CF Aldenis Sanchez | 3-5, HR, RBI, 3 Runs

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