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Southpaw John Beller had a sensational start for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox last night in game one of round two of the playoffs, but Y-D only managed to score one run on 11 hits and committed five errors to hand the Harwich Mariners a 5-1 win. The Red Sox will be challenged tonight as they face elimination against one of Harwich’s best arms – Jacob Palisch, who had a 0.77 ERA throughout the regular season – on their home field. Ryan Hare will get the start for the Sox.
The Red Sox lost to the Mariners in game two of the Eastern Division Championship series by a score of 5-1. Y-D is now eliminated from the postseason, but the team certainly shouldn’t hang their heads as their 22-19-3 season had a bunch of success.
In what was perhaps the most exciting game of the year, the Red Sox came away with an 11-7 victory over the Orleans Firebirds. Y-D has now advanced to the second round of the Eastern Division Playoffs where they will take on the Harwich Mariners.
The No. 3 Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox’s nail-biter of a victory over the No. 2 Orleans Firebirds last night featured gutsy performances by all three Y-D pitchers – Eric Tolman, Carlos Lomeli, and Oscar Carvajal – a 2-4 performance at the plate by Tate Samuelson, a two-run home run off the bat of Andrew Eyster, and a revitalized Red Sox team that looks ready to sweep the Firebirds tonight to advance to the second round of the playoffs.
For the second day in a row, the Red Sox fell to the Hyannis Harbor Hawks. They lost 9-3 and are now officially the three seed in the playoffs beginning on Friday night.
The East Division playoff bracket became a little more interesting Tuesday night as the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox lost 1-0 to the West Division’s last-place team, the Hyannis Harbor Hawks. A Y-D loss, two Orleans Firebirds wins, and two Chatham Anglers losses shuffled the standings around ? Orleans and Chatham are now tied for first place with 48 points, while Y-D trails by one point.
The Red Sox lost 7-2 on Monday night against their probable first round playoff matchup, the Orleans Firebirds. While the loss is of course not ideal, it most likely won’t have any effect on playoff seeding.
One night after piling on 19 hits and 12 RBIs in a 13-7 win against the Harwich Mariners, the Red Sox offense stayed hot in a 9-1 win against the Cotuit Kettleers, as six different players had a multi-hit game and all 11 players to have had a plate appearance reached base at least once. Jack Jett (Hofstra) pitched 3.2 scoreless innings to get the win in his first appearance for Y-D.
After falling just short of a win the night before, the Red Sox defeated the Harwich Mariners on Saturday. The Sox high powered offense won 13-7 and scored an abundance of runs early on in the game.