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The homestand will have our Marvel Defenders of the Diamond Night Saturday the 29 and will include a Cayden Wallace Hero Bobblehead courtesy of SAFE Federal Credit Union July 28. The Fireflies return home to end the month with a six-game set against the Carolina Mudcats July 25-30. LHP Hunter Patteson (0-0, 0.00 ERA) makes his Fireflies debut and will work against righty Grant Kipp (2-5, 2.97 ERA).

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The righty only allowed two hits, but he issued five walks and hit a batter with a pitch, which drove up his pitch count.Ĭolumbia continues their series with the Pelicans tomorrow with a 7:05 pm tilt at Pelicans Ballpark. Panzini spun 4.1 innings before he exited the game. In the bottom of the fourth, Shane Panzini hit Jefferson Rojas with a pitch, after a throwing error on a pick-off attempt advanced the shortstop to second, Rafael Morel hit a base knock to right field to plate Rojas and tie the game. It didn't take long for the Pelicans to strike back. After Roger Leyton and Brennon McNair drew back-to-back one out walks, Jean Ramirez slapped a two out single to right to score Leyton before Ramirez was thrown out trying to stretch the hit into a double. The Fireflies started the scoring in the top of the fourth inning.

The delay lasted one hour and forty minutes before the game restarted at 10:30 pm. The game was delayed before the start of the sixth inning due to lightning in the area in a 1-1 tie. The mark is tied with Adonis Uceta (2017) and Allan Winans (2019) for the second-most in a single season in Fireflies history. Cooper McKeehan (S, 11) closed out the game to earn his 11th save of the season. The last Fireflies player to have a longer hitting streak was Javier Vaz who closed out the 2022 season with an 11-game stretch.Įduardo Herrera (W, 6-1) was the first pitcher on the hill after the delay and he worked a pair of scoreless innings to keep the Pelicans at bay. The hit extended Hernandez's hitting streak to nine games, unseating Brett Squires for the longest hitting streak for a Fireflies player this season. Omar Hernandez wrapped up the scoring in the ninth with an inside-the-park-homer that he smashed passed the diving glove of center fielder Ismael Mena for his fourth homer of the season to give Columbia a 4-1 lead. He moved to third as Erick Pena reached on a throwing error and came around to score when Roger Leyton skied a sacrifice fly to right field, giving Columbia a 3-1 lead. The next inning, it was Lizandro Rodriguez who led the frame off with a double. Next, Jean Ramirez bunted him to third and Candelario came home on a Scarlin Lebron wild pitch to give the Fireflies a 2-1 lead. Wilmin Candelario led off the seventh inning with a double to left-center. Columbia Fireflies' Omar Hernandez at bat (Columbia Fireflies)ĬOLUMBIA, SC - The Columbia Fireflies withstood a one hour and 49 minute delay, but came out firing on all cylinders after the tarp came off as they beat Myrtle Beach 4-1 at Pelicans Ballpark Thursday night.