Road Warriors Mashed His Way To Make More Riversharks
Mike Mooney was 2-for-4 with a home run and four RBIs as the Road Warriors jumped to a 9-0 lead and held on to beat Camden River Sharks 12-6. The price for the Road Warriors snaps a series of seven defeats, their longest losing streak of the season.
Luke Massetti (5-3) earned the victory despite allowing six runs in high season six innings of work.
The Road Warriors jumped on the scoreboard early in the top of the first against the "sharks start Federico Baez. With runners on first and third and one out, Danny Richar made a mistake throwing outfielder Mike Mooney choice, which led to two runs scored for the Road Warriors.
Mike Mooney increased his lead at the top of the third when he hit a three-run homer, his second of the season to give the Warriors a 5-0 advantage.
Road Warriors Baez chased the game in the fourth inning, four more runs as he beat the whole body. When Jonel Pacheco hit RBI double by Sean Henry followed suit, and two run double to extend the cable 9-0.
Henry was 2-for-4 game with two RBI and also scored twice.
Baez (4-1) left after only 2.1 innings with an injury for eight seasons running on high six hits while walking five.
Camden has three tracks on the scoreboard in the bottom quarter has highlighted the two-run triple by Noah Hall to cut the deficit to 9-3.
When added to drive the Road Warriors 6, river sharks fought for three in the bottom of the sixth. Danny Richar started two run home run and Toby Hall followed that with an RBI single to bring sharks river for four to 10-6.
Jonel Pacheco put it out of reach on top of the ninth with a two-run double off John Bale in Road Warriors 12-6 lead. Pacheco finished the evening 3-for-6 with three RBI.
Riverside Warriors and Sharks will be the second game of tonight's three games of the series tomorrow as Miguel Martinez (4-3) in front of Josh Towers (2-2). The first field is designed to 17:35. Individual and group tickets can be purchased online www.riversharks.com or by calling 1-866-SHARKS-9.
