Chance Chapman, who has been one of the BlueClaws most consistent starters since the departure of Drew Naylor, did not dissapoint. The right-hander went seven innings, giving up three runs, two earned on five hits. Chapman retired the first eight hitters that came to the plate and struck out eight batters, one shy of his career best.
Lakewood''s offense, which had posted two runs or fewer in seven of Chapman''s first 17 starts, supplied that and more in the second inning alone. The BlueClaws put the first two runners aboard to start the frame with a Matt Rizzotti base hit and a hit by pitch by Asheville starter Robinson Fabian. Galvis notched an RBI double to give the BLueClaws the early 2-0 lead, before Naughton made it a three-run advantage with a base hit.
~ BlueClaws Baseball Game Recap
July 21, 2008
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