M-Braves drop nail-biter to Chattanooga
PEARL, MS -- On the final day of June, the Mississippi Braves (3-5, 37-41) dropped a hard-fought decision to the Chattanooga Lookouts (7-1, 49-29) in front of an Independence Weekend crowd of 3,671 at Trustmark Park. A late-inning rally fell just short, as the M-Braves left the tying runs on base
PEARL, MS -- On the final day of June, the Mississippi Braves (3-5, 37-41) dropped a hard-fought decision to the Chattanooga Lookouts (7-1, 49-29) in front of an Independence Weekend crowd of 3,671 at Trustmark Park. A late-inning rally fell just short, as the M-Braves left the tying runs on base in the ninth to lose by a score of 5-3.
For the first time all series, Mississippi found itself with a lead when
Soroka worked three scoreless innings to start, but in the fourth Chattanooga again found success with the long-ball.
In the fifth, an error by second baseman
Reynolds, AJ Minter, and
In the home-half of the seventh, Mississippi got two runs back as
Game four is scheduled for 6:00 PM Saturday at Trustmark Park.
Chattanooga: 5-11-0
Mississippi: 3-8-2
WP: Rodriguez, 2-0
LP: Soroka, 9-4
SV: Clemens, 1
Attn: 3,671
Time: 2:45