Indianapolis, IN
Saints lose to Indianapolis in 11 innings in return home
After going 1-11 on a latest highway journey, the St. Paul Saints returned house Tuesday afternoon and suffered one other loss. The Indianapolis Indians edged the Saints 8-5 in 11 innings at CHS Subject in entrance of seven,392.
The Indians scored three runs within the prime of the eleventh off JC Ramirez on an infield single and two walks.
The Saints went hitless from two outs within the fifth via the tip of the sport.
For the third consecutive sport, the Saints took a 4-0 lead. They scored three runs within the second on Roy Morales’ three-run double. Curtis Terry’s sacrifice fly made it 4-0 within the third.
Starter Cole Sands, in his first sport since getting back from the injured listing, pitched three shutout innings for the Saints, permitting one hit whereas strolling one and hanging out three.
Royce Lewis, the highest Twins prospect was again at shortstop however went 0-5. Teammate and outfielder Alex Kirilloff was 2-for-5 with a run scored.