Las Vegas 0 Colorado Springs 5 - game 1
Brad Mills pitched a complete game, only six innings, but he did give up five runs in the first three innings. Mills gave up six hits, four of them doubles and threw a couple of wild pitches in the rarified air of Colorado Springs. The 51's had five hits as Adam Eaton and a reliver shut them down.
Philips had two hits and is now hitting .354. Buck Coats also had two hits and he is hitting .327.
Las Vegas 1 Colorado Springs 0 - game 2
Davis Romero started game two of the doubleheader and pitched five shutout innings allowing only three hits. Bryan Bullington pitched a shutout sixth and Jeremy Accardo a perfect seventh. The only run of the game came in the top of seventh, Dave Delucci singled to lead off the inning, stole second, moved to third on the strenth of two walks and scored on a Russ Adams sac fly.
Reidier Gonzalez pitched to six hitters over his inning plus and gave up a single, a double and a triple leading to three runs. New Hampshire had scored two runs on four hits in the first inning, Todd Donovan led off the game with a double and Brad Emaus followed with a triple, and later scored on a ground out. But Erie scored a run against each of Edgar Estanga and Adrian Martin and New Hampshire couldn't score again.
Brian Dopirak was the only Fisher Cat with had two hits.
Kenny Rodriguez pitched five innings and gave up four hits, two of them to Jason Bartlett. Trystan Magnuson pitched three shutout innings allowing only one hit. The hitting stars for Dunedin were Eric Thames with a home run and three RBI's; John Tolisano has a hit and three RBI's; Kevin Ahrens and Scott Campbell had two hits each.
Three runs in the sixth and two in the ninth made the game closer than it was. Each of Lansings three pitchers gave up three earned runs, starter Jonas Cuotto also allowed two unearned.
Brian Van Kirk and Tyler Pastornicky had two hits each while Yohermyn Chavez hit a home run.
Three Stars
3rd star - Kenny Rodriguez
2nd star - Dave Delucci
1st star - Eric Thames
