Five-run 8th inning rallies No. 21 Oregon baseball past Washington

A five-run eighth inning rallied No. 21 Oregon to its second win in as many days at Washington.

Colby Shade and Brennan Milone every had three RBIs to guide the Geese to an 8-6 comeback win over the Huskies Friday afternoon at Husky Ballpark in Seattle.

Milone hit an RBI single to provide Oregon (23-11, 9-5 Pac-12) a 1-0 lead within the third.

Washington (16-17, 6-11) took the lead within the backside of the inning on an RBI single that mixed with a throwing error, led a second run to plate.

Isaac Ayon issued a four-pitch stroll with the bases loaded and two-run single within the fourth as UW took a 5-1 lead.

Shade hit a two-run house run within the high of the fifth to get Oregon again inside 5-3.

Ayon hit the leadoff batter within the backside of the fifth and was instantly ejected.

A throwing error allowed UW to broaden its result in 6-3 after six.

The Geese broke via in opposition to Huskies nearer Stefan Raeth within the eighth. Anthony Corridor hit a leadoff triple and 5 of the following six UO hitters — Sam Novitske, Josiah Cromwick, Gavin Grant, Shade and Milone — singled, the final driving within the go-ahead pair of runs to place Oregon on high.

Logan Mercado (5-0) breezed via the eighth and allowed an unearned run on two hits and struck out two over 4.0 successful innings of reduction and Kolby Somers picked up his sixth save of the season with a stroll and strikeout within the ninth.

The Geese will go for the collection sweep at 2 p.m. Saturday.