Durham Bulls: 6; Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: 4
Box, Wrap (Durham), Wrap (SWB), Wrap (MiLB), Scranton Times-Tribune, Durham Herald-Sun
At the beginning it looked like the Bulls were going to run away with this game, but the RailRiders kept coming back. In the end, however, the Bulls prevailed.
This is a very good team and I want to thank them for all the thrills they've given us this year. It's been a lot of fun.
I would be remiss if, in WDBB tradition, if I didn't point out a few oddities of this last game.
The pitching crew was not (mostly) the crew that got the Bulls into the playoffs.
- Starting pitcher, Burch Smith, only had three regular season appearances for the Bulls and had pitched just 16⅓ innings.
- He was followed by Adam Kolarek, who was an exception. Kolarek had 41 regular season appearances with the Bulls for 43⅔ innings. He had three post-season appearances.
- Hunter Wood was also an exception. Wood made 19 regular season appearances (including 6 starts) for 53⅓ innings. In post-season he had 3 appearances and got the win last night.
- Jonny Venters had 1 appearance for 1 inning in the regular season, but 3 in the post-season.
- Mike Broadway had 6 appearances for 15 innings in the regular season and 3 post-season appearances.
- Diego Casillo, who got the save, came up in June and was a stalwart of the regular season with 30 appearances for 42⅔ innings. He had three appearances with 2 saves in the post-season.
- Daniel Robertson, who got the big hits of the night (4 RBI) was an exception since he only had 11 regular season games (but he had 116 in 2016).
- Kean Wong, Jake Bauers (who got the Governors' Cup MVP award), Shane Peterson, and Justin O'Conner all got hits and scored runs.
Regarding that:
El Paso Chihuahuas: 2; Memphis Redbirds: 0
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Redbirds lead series 2-1.
Note: 2017 Governors' Cup T-Shirts are in the Ballpark store.
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