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TinCaps beat Lake County, 5-4, snap losing streak | Full Count

TinCaps beat Lake County, 5-4, snap losing streak DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps snapped a seven-game losing streak with a 5-4 win over the Lake County Captains at Parkview Field tonight behind a good start from Ethan Elliott and an outstanding performance from Tirso Ornelas at the plate. How it Happened Sometimes, to break a losing streak, a team needs a little luck. Fort Wayne got that in the seventh inning tonight. The game was deadlocked at 4 entering the bottom of the seventh and the TinCaps got a rally started the same way they ve put runners on so often in recent weeks: with a walk. It was Chris Givin that drew the free pass, his fifth walk in three games with Fort Wayne since coming down from Double-A San Antonio. Ornelas followed and swung at the first pitch, grounding a single through the right side to put two on.

TinCaps lose to Lake County, 7-6, despite comeback | Full Count

TinCaps lose to Lake County, 7-6, despite comeback DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps dropped their seventh straight game despite a furious comeback in the late innings, falling 7-6 to the Lake County Captains at Parkview Field tonight and dropping a season-high nine games below .500. How it Happened The TinCaps trailed by as many as seven in the early innings, but rallied late and sent the tying run to the plate with one out after back-to-back walks in the eighth inning. Unfortunately for Fort Wayne, Kelvin Alarcon and Jawuan Harris struck out to end the threat. Fort Wayne got it going again in the ninth, however. Jonny Homza got the uprising going with an eight-pitch at bat that ended in a slow bouncer to third that Victor Nova couldn t handle, giving Homza a chance to reach. Chris Givin followed with a bloop single off the very end of his bat that barely reached the outfield grass, putting two on. That brought the tying run to the plate in the form of Agustin Ruiz

TinCaps beat Lake County, 12-3, losing streak continues | Full Count

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.

TinCaps fall to Great Lakes, 10-9, after Contreras ejection | Full Count

TinCaps fall to Great Lakes, 10-9, after Contreras ejection DYLAN SINN | The Journal Gazette The TinCaps let a late-inning lead get away for the second straight night and dropped their third in a row, 10-9 to the Great Lakes Loons at Parkview Field. How it Happened Great Lakes trailed 9-6 entering the seventh and had just watched Fort Wayne send nine hitters to the plate in the bottom of the sixth. The Loons decided to do the TinCaps one better and gave 10 hitters a chance to bat in the inning. The trouble started with one out, when Fort Wayne first baseman Seamus Curran bobbled a ground ball and then threw it away, putting a runner on second. After starting the inning with a strikeout, reliever Mason Feole was unable to work around the walk, walking two and giving up a single within the the next three batters before being pulled.

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