Live Updates: Miami vs Niagara, Game 3

8th Inning:
Bottom: The young talent is in for the Hurricanes as they prepare to get some reps and see some balls get past them ahead of this great season.
Top: Anther easy and simple inning for the Hurricanes are they continue to make moves.
7th Inning:
Miami 10, Niagara 1
Bottom: If I told you Bobby Marsh has the chance to be the best player on this team after this opening weekend performance, you would never believe me. He is up to four doubles on the season with six RBIs. He has been smashing balls early and quickly.
Top: The Hurricanes have a new pitcher and as they have a commanding lead.
6th Inning:
Miami 8, Niagara 1
Bottom: The Hurricanes get two runners in and continue with a great performance.
Top: The first inning was an anomaly for Walters who has fulling locked in and is up to 10 strikeouts now for the Hurricanes.
5th Inning:
Miami 6, Niagara 1
Bottom: Bradon DeGoti gets his first hit as a Hurricane and, he blasts it for the second HR of the season for the Canes and his first in his Hurricanes career. Pinch hitter Eithan Puig hits a sacrifice double to allow Torres to fly off the bag to get home.
Top: Walters settling in has been great for the Canes. Now with a decent lead he can throw ahead of the count and place the ball anywhere he needs.
4th Inning:
Miami 4, Niagara 1
Bottom: Gonzalez is off to a fantastic start today. He has two RBIs now and brings in Degoti for an RBI double and his third of the season. Williams gets his second hit of the season and adds his first two RBIs of the season with a single to center field.
Top: Another quick inning for the Hurricanes. Gonzalez makes a few throw outs at first and the final out was a great catch from DeGoti making his first start of the season at short stop.
3rd Inning:
Bottom: Early on this looks like a game between the Eagles and the Hurricanes. Great pitching in the second inning between the two starting pitchers and the Eagles have cleaned up their pop-up errors that haunted then
Top: Walters seems to have settled down and quickly finishes the top of the second.
2nd Inning:
Miami 1, Niagara 1
Bottom: Gonzalez gets the Canes started early with an RBI single bringing in Torres for the first run of the day for Miami. The defense of the Purples Eagles looks a lot better today than the first two games in this series.
Niagara 1, Miami 0
Top: A rough first inning for Sunday starter Walters. He finished with 26 pitches, two walks, two hits, allowing a run, and was just erratic around the zone. Here to hoping he settles in.
1st Inning:
The Miami Hurricanes look to finish the season opener with a sweep against the Niagara Purple Eagles and have two dominant back-to-back victories.
A key thing to look at is the absence of star third baseman Daniel Cuvet who will be sitting after an ok start to the season. There is still more that can be brought from the lineup and some changes have been made. The others have been a key part of the team's success early on and once Cuvet finds his bat the Hurricanes look like a scary team.
Miami Starting Lineup | Niagara Starting Lineup |
|---|---|
Michael Torres | Hammill Elijha |
Dorian Gonzalez | Milk Nate |
Jake Ogden | Cameron Shawn |
Max Galvin | Kozar Rees |
Derek Willaims | Green Jason |
Bobby Marsh | Mauro Vincent |
Tanner Smith | Sanders Camden |
Todd Hudson | Schramm Connor |
Brandon DeGoti | Brooks Jacob |
Picther: Brian Walters | Picther: Bennett Nate |
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