Globe iconLogin iconRecap iconSearch iconTickets icon
Triple-A Affiliate
The Official Site of the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders
Tickets
Single-Game Tickets Season Ticket Memberships Season Ticket Holder AccountManager Premium Seating Hospitality Areas & Suites Special Events at PNC Field Group Outings at PNC Field Group Experiences 2025 Birthday Parties Contact Us
Schedule & Promotions
Schedule Print the 2025 Schedule Upcoming Promotions Game-by-Game Results RailRiders FanZone
Team
Roster Transactions SWB Press Box Stats & Scores Listen Live News Home Yankees Affiliates Watch Video MiLB.TV
PNC Field
Visit PNC Field RailRiders Newsletter RailRiders Text Message Updates Front Office Ballpark Rules & Guidelines Corporate Partners RailRiders University presented by Geisinger CHAMP'S Kids Club Fan Code of Conduct Contact Us
Community
RailRiders 50/50 presented by Kost Tire & Auto Student MVP Program presented by NEPA Crane & Hauling Sensory Safe Suite Community Organization of the Game First Responder Friday Hometown Heroes Pinstripe Pals Youth Team Sponsorship Fundraising with the RailRiders READing RailRoad presented by Red Robin Sheetz Seatz
Shop
Team Store RailRiders Auctions
Special Events at PNC Field
Copa de la Diversion
Health and Safety Information
Ticket Terms & Conditions
(570) 969-2255

Met the Mets: Homers Not Enough in Loss to Syracuse

Jamie Westbrook homered and drove in two on Wednesday, but the RailRiders fell 7-4 at Syracuse. (Cheryl Pursell)
June 28, 2023

BOX SCORE | SYR 7, SWB 4 (Syracuse, NY - June 28) - Scranton/Wilkes Barre dropped the second half opener 7-4 to Syracuse on Wednesday night. The RailRiders had three homers in the loss, including a team-high 20th for Estevan Florial.

BOX SCORE | SYR 7, SWB 4

(Syracuse, NY - June 28) - Scranton/Wilkes Barre dropped the second half opener 7-4 to Syracuse on Wednesday night. The RailRiders had three homers in the loss, including a team-high 20th for Estevan Florial.

Florial hammered the sixth pitch of the game for a leadoff home run. Then, Ben Rortvedt singled and Andres Chaparro walked to reach. Carlos Narvaez raced out an infield single to load the bases. Jamie Westbrook drew a walk sending in Rortvedt for a 2-0 advantage.

In the top of the second, Michael Hermosillo launched a 400 foot homer for a 2-0 advantage.

Nick Meyer led off the next frame with a home run of his own to get Syracuse on the board.

Westbrook began the fourth with a solo shot, his 10th of the season, to get the run right back.

A two-run fifth brought the Mets closer. Meyer had his second home run of the game just over the left field fence. DJ Steward recorded an RBI single making it 4-3.

In the sixth, Syracuse batted through the order and then some. Back-to-back singles and a walk loaded the bases. Rafael Ortega singled up the middle to tie the game at four apiece. Jonathan Arauz knocked an RBI base hit to drive in two for the go-ahead runs. Mark Vientos capped off the inning with a line drive to left plating a run for a 7-4 advantage.

Tanner Tully (L, 5-2) pitched five and a third innings of work allowing six runs on ten hits. He left with the bases loaded in the sixth. DJ Snelten tossed the final two outs allowing the inherited runs to score and one more of his own. Deivi Garcia and Greg Weissert each threw a clean frame.

Mike Vasil got the start for the Mets pitching just three innings. He let up four runs on six hits. Zach Muckenhirn and Eric Orze (W, 2-2) each tossed two clean frames. Steven Ridings and Jimmy Yacabonis (S, 2) threw a scoreless frame apiece.

The RailRiders will send RHP Will Warren to the mound to being Thursday's contest at 6:35 PM.