Martha's Vineyard Sharks News
Jake Lodgek fired seven scoreless innings of two-hit relief and Jackson Taylor's seventh-inning double down the right-field line delivered the go-ahead run as Martha's Vineyard avenged Wednesday's loss to the Blues.
Wesley Scott drove in four runs, walking home the go-ahead run with the bases loaded in the sixth, then burying Newport with a three-run eighth-inning blast as Martha's Vineyard erased a 4–0 hole and bounced right back into the win column.
Bristol's Nick Flores went full apex predator with five RBI as the Blues handed Martha's Vineyard its first loss since the streak began, dropping the Sharks to 16–5.
A three-run sixth broke a 1–1 tie and four Martha's Vineyard arms combined for 12 strikeouts on just five hits — Jack Volo firing two hitless innings for the win and Ben Waterman slamming the door for his second save — as the Sharks grinded out a 4–2 road decision in Danbury to stretch their winning streak to six.
Trailing 4–2 entering the bottom of the eighth, Martha's Vineyard drew three straight bases-loaded walks and pushed across four runs without a single base hit — James McGee delivering the go-ahead free pass and Kevin Hall reaching three times and scoring twice — to steal a 6–4 win and stretch the streak to five.
Austin Pierzynski reached base all five times he came to the plate and Michael Devenney retired every batter he faced over three perfect innings, carrying Martha's Vineyard to its fourth consecutive win.
Nick Barron's go-ahead two-run homer and a combined two-hitter from Ethan Santerre and the bullpen powered Martha's Vineyard to its third consecutive win, a 5–2 road decision over North Shore in Lynn.
Ryan Thompson drove in seven runs, capped by a three-run homer, as Martha's Vineyard erupted for 18 hits and ran its winning streak to two with a 16–7 road rout of the Keene Swamp Bats
Trailing late on the road, Martha's Vineyard struck for two on Jackson Taylor's go-ahead single in the seventh, then leaned on three lights-out innings from Alex Grant to escape Montpelier with a 4–3 win.
Martha's Vineyard collects 11 hits but strands a dozen runners as the Blues' early offense holds up.
Martha's Vineyard rallies from behind three times before Schooners push across the winner in the 10th
Griffin Crain grand slam and Ty Fredo two-run homer not enough as Waves answer with a five-run fifth
Martha's Vineyard clawed back from a three-run hole on the road in Connecticut, riding Ryan Thompson's four-RBI night to an 8–6 win and a tenth consecutive victory.
Nick Rubino's two-RBI night and a shutdown bullpen powered Martha's Vineyard past the Danbury Westerners, pushing the Sharks' winning streak to nine.
Martha's Vineyard rides three unearned runs and a four-run fifth to a 7–4 opener, then erupts for eight runs over two innings to take the nightcap 9–5, stretching its winning streak to eight games at The Shark Tank.
Behind a three-run first inning and 12 strikeouts, Martha's Vineyard ran its winning streak to six with a 5–2 takedown of the Gulls.
