Yost controlled the flow through 6.2 innings against Falmouth Wednesday night, limiting the Commodores to just four hits and ceding only an unearned run while keeping traffic off the basepaths via ground balls. Cole Carrigg drove in two at the plate, and the Red Sox earned a 3-2 win over the Commodores at Guv Fuller Field.
The Hyannis Harbor Hawks outlasted multiple umpire meetings, a delay for an injured official, and the ejection of their manager to put three runs on the board in the eighth inning en route to a 5-2 win over the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox Sunday night at McKeon Park.
After dropping their first game in a week yesterday, the Red Sox bounced back with a dominating 8-1 victory over the Chatham Anglers on Thursday night.
The Sox got their 5th straight win on Tuesday, cruising to a 9-0 victory in Harwich.
The Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox got two early runs in the bottom of the first and never looked back, riding an impressive start from Grand Canyon’s Connor Markl the rest of the way Sunday night, beating the Falmouth Commodores, 4-0, in game two of a doubleheader. The Red Sox completed the sweep after a game one win.
Despite starting the season 0-3-1, the Red Sox went 3-0-1 over their next four games once the bats got going. Through those first four games, the Red Sox put up just six runs. In the next four, they scored 22 times.
The Red Sox capitalized on the extra baserunners from seven hit-by-pitches, running away with a 11-0 win thanks to a six-run first inning.
After three straight losses, the Red Sox were finally able to celebrate a win after a walk-off knock by Mike Boeve.
For the second straight night, Y-D fell to Brewster Whitecaps, this time during the home opener at Red Wilson Field.
Despite eight hits in the first six innings, the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox failed to scratch a run across all game at Stony Brook Field Monday night, falling to the Brewster Whitecaps, 3-0, for YD’s first loss of the summer.
