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7
Post POSTBB23 7-11
23
Winner Barry BARRY-B 16-6
Post POSTBB23
7-11
7
Final
23
Barry BARRY-B
16-6
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Post POSTBB23 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 7 14 2
Barry BARRY-B 7 5 6 0 0 1 2 2 X 23 17 1

W: Cespedes, Angel (3-1) L: Nico Gaudio (0-1)

Game Recap: Baseball | | Dennis Jezek, Jr.

Baseball Soars Over Eagles

Nitch and Delgado both drive in six

MIAMI SHORES, Fla.  -- The Barry Buccaneers soared 23-7 over the Post Eagles on Monday night, tying the mark for the biggest win of the year for the second time in three days, in non-conference baseball action at Feinbloom Field.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Barry 23, Post 7
Records: Barry (16-6), Post (7-11)
All-Time Series: Barry leads 1-0

SUMMARY:
Buccaneers 23, Eagles 7

  • B1: Barry pushed across seven runs on only three hits in the first inning of Eagle starter Nico Gaudio (0-1). Sean Shelly and Steven Nitch eac had two-run singles, and Savi Delgado drove in one with a base hit. But Jarrett May was hit by Gaudio with the bases loaded and Evan Wickeri drew a walk with the bags full. Barry sent 13 batters to the plate. | Barry 7, Post 0
  • T2: After Danny Gill singled and Robert Olah doubled to start the inning, Chris Corchado beat out an infield hit to score one run and Matt Soloman had a sacrifice fly. | Barry 7, Post 2
  • B2: The Bucs got the runs back and then some in the bottom of the inning. Christian Maceda singled, stole second and third and scored on an error. Nitch blasted his second homer of the year, a three-run shot and Wickeri added a solo homer, his first of the season. | Barry 12, Post 2
  • B3: May walked with the bases loaded to force in Maceda and Nitch delivered a sacrifice fly to score Shelly. Delgado followed with a three-run homer, his fourth of the season. | Barry 18, Post 2
  • T4: Matt Goehring hit a solo homer to left-center. | Barry 18, Post 3
  • T6: Shane Lindemuth smacked a three-run homer, scoring Soloman and Goehring. | Barry 18, Post 6
  • B6: Maceda, who led off with a double, scored on a fly out by Branden Abreu. | Barry 19, Post 6
  • B7: Delgado drove in Nitch, who had walked, with a double and later scored on a single by Freddy Rodriguez. | Barry 21, Post 6
  • T8: Soloman walked, went to second on a wild pitch, third on a balk, and scored on an infield single by Evan Wilkinson. | Barry 21, Post 7
  • B8: Abreu, who was hit by a pitch leading off, scored on a ground out by Delgado. May singled to left and scored on a fly out by Braden Forchic. | Barry 23, Post 7

NOTEWORTHY:

  • Angel Cespedes (3-1) worked five innings, allowing three runs on nine hits, while striking out eight, to earn the win.
  • Gaudio was tagged with the loss after surrendering 16 runs (14 earned) on eight hits, four walks and five hit batsmen in 2+ innings. 
  • The Bucs pounded out 17 hits, including three doubles and four homers, but took advantage of 10 walks and six hit batsmen to roll up the largest run total in six years.
  • The last time the Bucs scored as many runs was a 23-6 win over Tuskegee on Feb. 18, 2017.
  • Delgado, Maceda and Nitch all had three hits on the night.
  • Maceda and May each scored four runs, while Delgado and Nitch each drove in six. The last player to drive in as many runs was Ramon Valdez against Embry-Riddle on Mar. 11, 2016. 
  • The six RBI ties for the ninth highest total in program history. The 12 RBI by teammates was one shy of the record of 13 set by Fausto Faraldo (9) and Radford Welch (4) against Dominican in 2005.
  • The 16-run win tied the mark set in the season opener against Lane (16-0) and tied on Saturday in a 17-1 win over Adelphi, for the biggest margin of victory on the year. 

ON THE HORIZON:
The Buccaneers host arch-rival Lynn in a three-game Sunshine State Conference series this weekend.  

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