The win was witnessed by 2,765 fans. While that's not nearly as much as many teams draw, it's nearly triple last season's average attendance for the Catfish.
Marlon Arias, playing his first year of Class-A ball, pitched 5 innings, allowing a single run, to take the win. Francisco Felix picked up his second save of the young season.
The win is the Catfish' third in a row. Tomorrow, they take on Charleston again.
Oh, I got pictures from the game. They were taken from my seat behind home plate.
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| Opening ceremonies |
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| First run of the game scored by Catfish outfielder Adam Godwin, who bunted for a single, stole second, advanced to third on an error, and scored on a wild pitch |
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| Part of the crowd of 2,765 as viewed from my right |
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| Part of the crowd of 2,765 as viewed from my left |
Nice! Enjoyed the pics, too. Next time I'll have to remember to take my camera to the ballpark. Sheez. Anyway, now I need to go and blog about our loss. Bleh.
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ReplyDeleteSo, we just got back from the Huntsville Stars vs. Birmingham Barons game and we lost; 8 to 0. It wasn't pretty folks....
You're making me want to go out to the ballgame!
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