Friday, September 3, 2010
Mudcats head home after suffering second straight shutout
The Carolina Mudcats are having one more long, last bus ride back to Zebulon this season.
- Photo by Nikolaus © 2010 Carolina Mudcats
- Mudcats infielder Jake Kahaulelio
Eduardo Escobar led Birmingham with a homer and a single and scored three times, while Josh Phegley also homered for the winners.
Jake Kahaulelio and Felix Perez each had a pair of hits for Carolina, which was shut out for the second straight night as the Barons took the three-game series.
Carolina had several transactions on Thursday, as ace left-hander Tom Cochran was called up to Louisville and right-hander Abe Woody was called up from Lynchburg. Also, lefty Travis Webb was placed on the temporary inactive list.
The Mudcats will conclude their season with a four-game series against the Tennessee Smokies beginning tonight.
Friday’s game
Tennessee at Mudcats, 7:15 p.m.
Trey McNutt (R, 0-1, 6.52) vs. Scott Carroll (R, 3-9, 3.64)
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