"It was a rude return to the Stripers for starting pitcher Carlos Carassco who was greeted with a three run home run in the first inning, along with an RBI single in the second for a grand total of four runs - which is more than the Stripers offense was able to generate. You can likely attribute some of the rustiness to his stint in Atlanta where he was not appearing on regular rest. The outing raised Carrasco's ERA from 1.71 all the way up to 2.96, as Carlos was on an absolute tear before his call up."
"He was relieved by Daysbel who came in with one man out, walking the first batter, before retiring the next two on just six pitches. Following Daysbel was Elieser Hernández (3.2IP 2H 0R 1BB 3K), and finally James Karinchak (0.1IP 0H 0R 0BB 1K) who struck out his only batter faced on 7 pitches."
"Despite the great pitching performance by the quartet of pitchers, the Stripers still fell because the offense was stifled to just six total hits, two extra-base hits, and zero walks. The lone run scored came in the third inning via a Brett Wisely RBI double that scored Chadwick Tromp. As a team the Stripers would strand five on base, while going 3-for-10 with runners in scoring position."
Carlos Carrasco returned to the Stripers and allowed a three-run home run in the first inning, then added an RBI single in the second for four total runs. His ERA rose from 1.71 to 2.96 after the outing, and he was followed by Daysbel Hernández, who walked one batter but retired the next two quickly. Elieser Hernández pitched 3.2 innings with two hits and no runs, and James Karinchak finished with a scoreless 0.1 inning. Despite the pitching, the Stripers scored one run on six hits, including two extra-base hits, with no walks. Brett Wisely drove in the lone run with an RBI double in the third inning, while the team stranded five runners and went 3-for-10 with runners in scoring position.
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