Offense shows no sting versus Bees, River Cats fall 7-1
West Sacramento, Calif. - The Sacramento River Cats (22-25) could not get anything going at the dish on Thursday night as they dropped their second straight to the Salt Lake Bees (21-25) by a final of 7-1. Two Bees pitchers combined to hold Sacramento to a season-low three hits.The River
West Sacramento, Calif. - The Sacramento River Cats (22-25) could not get anything going at the dish on Thursday night as they dropped their second straight to the Salt Lake Bees (21-25) by a final of 7-1. Two Bees pitchers combined to hold Sacramento to a season-low three hits.
The River Cats fell behind early but responded in the third, tallying two of their three hits to push across their only run of the night.
Two bright spots for the River Cats tonight were left-hander
Sacramento ace righty
Additional Notes
- Lefty Sam Selman lowered his ERA to 1.59 with another brilliant outing. He has the lowest ERA on the club in his 17.0 innings and has struck out an incredible 14.3 batters per nine innings this season.
Mike Gerber extended his current hit streak to six games, whileAustin Slater andAramis Garcia had their five-game hit streaks halted on Thursday.
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