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Lehigh Valley earns fourth win of road trip

The Pigs have taken four of six games in Ohio
Reigning IL Pitcher of the Year Cole Irvin highlights the preliminary IronPigs roster, announced today by the Philadelphia Phillies. (JJ Horvath/DPI)
By Matt Sabados
July 22, 2018

Follow @IronPigsThe Lehigh Valley IronPigs matched a franchise record with eight doubles in a 7-1 win over the Toledo Mud Hens Saturday in Ohio. The win secures a successful road trip for the Pigs as they move back to a season-high 20 games above .500.


The Lehigh Valley IronPigs matched a franchise record with eight doubles in a 7-1 win over the Toledo Mud Hens Saturday in Ohio. The win secures a successful road trip for the Pigs as they move back to a season-high 20 games above .500.

Lehigh Valley brought nine batters to the plate in the third inning against Kyle Funkhouser (0-2). Ryan Goins, Adron Chambers and Dylan Cozens all doubled in the four-run frame. The Pigs collected another pair of runs in the sixth with another pair of doubles from Goins and Chambers.
In the ninth , Chambers collected his third double to tie a franchise record and eventually score another run. Even through the flurry of extra-base-hits, the Pigs failed to hit a home run for the fourth straight game.
Cole Irvin (9-3) tossed five innings for the Pigs while allowing only one run and striking out eight to earn his first win since June 10. 
Lehigh Valley will try to win the series tomorrow as they wrap up their seven-game road trip. Jacob Waguespack will climb the hill for the Pigs, as he looks for his second straight win. First pitch from Fifth Third Field will come at 6:05 p.m.
The IronPigs return home July 24 when they welcome the Gwinnett Stripers. That Tuesday evening contest will be Christmas in July at Coca-Cola Park with 1,500 kids receiving an IronPigs Elf on the Shelf presented by Lutron. Get to Coca-Cola Park for holiday music, Majestic Clubhouse Store discounts and visits from Santa and Mrs. Claus. Get tickets here.
The 2018 Season is the IronPigs' 11th season at Coca-Cola Park and 11th as the top affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies. Fans can get closer to the team than ever before with a Bacon, USA membership -- a year-round IronPigs experience pass featuring numerous amenities such as savings on parking at games and at the Majestic Clubhouse Store at Coca-Cola Park, on-field VIP access to watch batting practice, access to the annual holiday party, and more. For more information, click here or call (610) 841-PIGS (7447).
The 2018 IronPigs baseball season is presented by Capital BlueCross.

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