Highlight Segment - UConn Baseball 13, Maine 4

Mike runs down the highlights after the baseball 9 disposes of the Black Bears Thursday Evening

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Back in stores, Yukon wins. It will remain thirteen to four.
In the opener of the season ending regular season series.
Let's get to the highlights. My Crispino back here. Aiden
Doherty kicked it off in the first inning for Yukon.
They had three walks to start the inning. Robers Boldycallip
Spur and Ryan Daniels all watch and that brought up
Aiden Doherty. Right hand hitter to line drive to right

(00:23):
Field's gonna drop for a base hit, one runnel score,
here's Minnick. He will score. The throw into second base
back sliding safe is Sam Biller and Aiden Doherty delivers
two in a line drive single to right field and
Yukon leads three nothing. And then in the second inning,
it was Ryan Daniels at the plate, looping ball and

(00:47):
the center will drop for a bass head Spur rounds third.
He will score well, Daniels, that was a nice piece
of hitting off the end of his bat didn't tie
to do too much. He singles to center and Yukon
extends their lead to six nothing, and the Huskies would
add more in the second thanks to the bat of
Tyler Minnick. Pitch do Minnicate high in a here to

(01:08):
left field way back and that is gone goodbye three
hundred and eighty feet plus for Tyler Minnick and he's
done it. Number nineteen on the season for Minnick, and
Yukon extends their lead. They've got three on the board
in this inning and an eight nothing lead. Fourth inning

(01:30):
for Maine. Evan Menzel, comventry kid back here in Connecticut
playing for Maine, had a base hit to put the
Black Bears on the board.

Speaker 2 (01:38):
Menzel sharp grounder in the hole between first and second,
and Ryan Daniels made a fine play on for the
second out of the second inning. Left hand hitter, first
pitch swung on down the line. It's a fair ball
that's going to go on the courner and played at
least one run. Welcome back to Connecticut, Evan Menzel, You
driving Maine's first run of the ball game with an

(01:59):
RBI doubled on the right field line, and it's eight
to one the.

Speaker 1 (02:03):
Bottom of the fourth inning. Sam Biller is that Jim
Penders are just talking about, kind of got the momentum
back in the Yukon dugout when he went yard. Extremely
thirsty on a day like today, there's a lot of humidity.

Speaker 2 (02:13):
There was, but I got no notice. Biller with a
rifle shot towards the scoreboard and that's gone off the scoreboard.
Sam Biller touched him all first pitch, swinging on a
fastball and he didn't miss it. Line it over the
just to the left of the three seventy two mark
off the scoreboard, and Yukon's got one of those three

(02:35):
back run wise, it's nine to three Huskies as Biller
goes yard.

Speaker 1 (02:41):
And then it was Evan Menzel again, a nine to
three lead for Yukons who went to the top of
the sixth inning in Menzel it his fourth of the year.

Speaker 2 (02:48):
So here's Menzel left hand. Her got the scoring started
for the Black Bears with an RBI doubled down the
right field line past the dive of Minnick. So a
nice homecoming for the young man. And he takes one
deep to right center going back storty track walk on.

(03:11):
Welcome home Evan Manzelle. That's his fourth home run of
the season. A solo shot, boy, all that batting practicer
mark drive works. It's nine to four as Evans driven
in three tonight. Welcome back to the neighborhood, kid.

Speaker 1 (03:30):
Hand Menzel and Maine trailed nine to four at that point.
You can then put it out out of reach in
the bottom of the seventh and he thanks in part
to Connor Lane the catcher. Now he swings away and
he chops it up the middle and into center field
to pace hit rounding third and into score for the Huskies.
As the throwback comes into second, it's hiding Doherty, so

(03:52):
Connor Lane nice piece of hitting a late swing. He
kind of got his bat on it. It's skidded through
the middle of the infield, high hopped into center and
Yukon has their tenth runt of the ballgame and the
Huskies ten four there. They added three more in the
inning to win it by a final of thirteen to four.