Patient Lugnuts win home opener, 6-4
LANSING, Mich. - After throwing an Opening Day Block Party to welcome baseball back to Mid Michigan, the Lansing Lugnuts (2-0) broke a late tie to defeat the Great Lakes Loons (0-2), 6-4, on a frigid Saturday night at Cooley Law School Stadium.Great Lakes pitchers walked 12 Lugnuts - but
LANSING, Mich. - After throwing an Opening Day Block Party to welcome baseball back to Mid Michigan, the Lansing Lugnuts (2-0) broke a late tie to defeat the Great Lakes Loons (0-2), 6-4, on a frigid Saturday night at Cooley Law School Stadium.
Great Lakes pitchers walked 12 Lugnuts - but held the Nuts without a hit until
A crowd of 3,488 withstood the 31-degree temperature and fierce winds, watching the Lugnuts draw 10 walks in the first two innings on their way to building a 4-0 lead against Loons starter
The Loons rallied to tie the game, however, thanks to
Left-hander Logue received a no-decision in his Midwest League debut, striking out six batters and allowing two runs on four hits and three walks in five innings.
Jimenez (Win, 1-0) struck out three Loons in the seventh, stranding two runners, and became the pitcher of record following the Nuts' rally in the home half.
Noda joined teammates
The Lugnuts finished two walks away from tying their single-game franchise record, set against Dayton on August 30, 2007.
Get two games for the price of one on Sunday as the Nuts and Loons close out their series with a doubleheader: a Delta Dental Kids Day beginning at 1:05 p.m. with Play Catch on the Field before the game and Kids Run the Bases after the game! Lugnuts right-handers
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