Carlyle. Christian Arceyut hit a two-run single to right that plated
Stone and Ryan West, a play that Rob Stillman said put the game out
of reach.
"The game was 8-1 and Arceyut got a big shot down the first-base
line that scored two, and once we got to 10-1 I felt that the game
was over at that point," he said. "That was a big hit. All year there
have been situations where all 12 hitters have done something to win.
That's the good thing about this team"
Three consecutive walks scored Nathan Frank and Arceyut and three
consecutive singles scored Vasquez, Eric Rasmussan and Jonathan Ball.
Another walk plated Rios and Carlyle scored for the second time in
the inning on a fielder's choice. Rob Stillman was happy with the 12
hits
"You don't want to win on walks, you want to win with you're team
hitting the ball," he said. "I'm glad that we came out and hit the
ball basically today."
Rob Stillman hopes to see the same competitive spirit come
Saturday.
"We played well, but I just hope we don't get complacent with that
win," he said. "I'd like to see the same effort they gave me
[Tuesday]. I don't need to win 18-1, but if they give me the same
effort, we'll be in the game. I don't know if we'll win or lose, but
all you can do is hope they play the best that they can."
