Hayden Birdsong won his first start of the season with a five strong innings and San Francisco veterans won 3–2 on Tuesday, winning the second consecutive pitcher war with Canasus City Royals.
Willy Adams tripled one run and scored another for veterans, who lost the series opener 3–1 on Monday night.
Jung Hu Lee proved an inter-building run in the fifth and four veterans, which jointly sent San Francisco to the fourth win in five matches to limit the Royals to a run in the last four innings.
By converting Jordan Hick into rotation, Birdsong (2–0) contributed to the only run, which he allowed in the third innings with a wrong pickoff throw and a wild pitch, after which Drew Waters, who opened the frame with a single, scored a sacrifice from Kyle Isbel.
Birdsong left five hits, no walk and one run, which was unrighteous, while out of four.
In the fourth score, the veterans put the Adams’ out-out triple 1–0, colliding with a pitch. After Lamonte Wade Junior running, KC Schmidt gave San Francisco a single for good with a single, which scored Adams.
San Francisco again scored runs in the fifth and knocked on the game of Royals’ Starter Michael Lorenzen (3-5). Lee’s RBI Single followed an infield hit by Mike Yastrazameski and Cenus City First Basiman Vinny Pesquantino after Li’s RBI Single.
Demanding the third consecutive win, Royals produced the final scoring of the game in the eighth. Hunter Renfro doubled, stood third on Jonathan India’s Infield Out and scored on Bobby Wit Junior’s single.
Two pitches later, however, attempted to try Wit to a steal, and the Royals never found another Basarner.
Legendary Reliever Ryan Walker, who threw 1-2-3 to ninth place, was credited with his ninth sev. Randy Rodriguez, Kyle Harrison and Camillo Dowal played three innings of a run Relief Bizing Birdsong and Walker.
Yastrzemski had a single pair of single for veterans, who had dropped the Royals from 8–7.
Machal Garcia had two hits for the Cancerus City.
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