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TinCaps offense struggles again in 3rd straight loss
JOURNAL GAZETTE
The TinCaps offensive woes continued Friday night as they managed just four hits in a 4-1 loss to West Michigan at LMCU Ballpark one night after getting no-hit.
Fort Wayne (28-36) has scored just one run on six hits in its last three games and has dropped three in a row following a four-game winning streak that matched a season-high.
The TinCaps had scheduled right-hander Anderson Espinoza to start, but instead went with left-hander Danny Denz, making his second pro appearance. Espinoza, the team s top prospect, was to have been coming back from a 10-game suspension he incurred after being ejected from a game for having what the umpires deemed was a foreign substance on his glove.
Elliott promoted to Double-A; TinCaps to play doubleheader | Full Count
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TinCaps beat Lake County, 12-3, losing streak continues
DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette
The TinCaps losing streak reached a season-high six games tonight as they fell 12-3 in the opener of a six-game series against Lake County at Parkview Field. Fort Wayne is a season-worst eight games below .500.
How it Happened
The game began poorly and got worse for the TinCaps. The Captains got going immediately, with left fielder Will Brennan lacing a line drive into the right-center gap for a leadoff double in the top of the first. A single put two on and by the end of the inning, two runs had scored against Fort Wayne starter Moises Lugo, putting Lake County in front early.
Pregame: TinCaps (23-29) vs. Great Lakes (29-24)
DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette
The crowd at Parkview Field on Saturday night was 40% larger than any other this season and it made its presence felt many times during an eventual 8-6 TinCaps loss to the Great Lakes Loons. The gathering at the downtown stadium will be even larger tonight as America celebrates its 245th birthday; the TinCaps are hosting their traditional Fourth of July game. Just two nights after more than 10,000 fans packed Memorial Coliseum to watch the Komets win the Kelly Cup, the TinCaps are expecting in excess of 7,000 fans at their game tonight. It has been a banner week for Fort Wayne sports fandom. A reminder: first pitch is at 6:05 p.m. tonight, rather than the usual 7:05.
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