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TinCaps fall hard on the road to Loons

The Great Lakes Loons used three big innings to help pound out an 11-6 win over the TinCaps on Sunday in Midland, Mich.

The Loons (28-7 second half, 71-33 overall), scored three runs in the second, five in the fifth and three more in the sixth.

Great Lakes had six extra-base hits and five RBI from Bryant Hernandez, who had just seven RBI this year. Hernandez capped the three-run second with a triple to right-center. The TinCaps (19-16, 55-50) came back in the third when Edinson Rincon hit a two-run homer and tied it at 3 in the fifth on Nate Freiman’s sacrifice fly.

Great Lakes broke the game open in the fifth with two outs. J.T. Wise doubled to make it 4-3. Hernandez hit a three-run double, and Nick Buss had an RBI single to push the Loons’ lead to 8-3.

Back-to-back RBI singles by the TinCaps’ Dean Anna and Daniel Meeley in the sixth cut the margin to 8-5.

The Loons’ Brian Cavazos-Galvez hit a two-run homer in the sixth, and then Brian Ruggiano singled home another run, making it an 11-5.

The TinCaps’ final run scored on Wande Olabisi’s RBI fielder’s choice in the seventh.

Reliever Jon Berger (3-1) took the loss after giving up five runs and five hits in two innings.

– Journal Gazette