On a wet and cold night, the Indians travelled to Townline Park in Abbotsford, for their first look at the always strong Abbotsford Angels. The field conditions were slick after heavy on and off rain and this was a definite factor in this game much to the benefit of the visiting Indians. Tri-City got off to a good start with 2 unearned runs in the top of the first, following a miscue with 2 outs by the Abby starter who appeared to slip on a routine comebacker that would have ended the inning. The ball sailed wide at first and both Jordan and Jacob Doyle scored on the play. In the 2nd inning with 2 out, Max Kondratowski was hit by a pitch and then Jacob Simms was walked. Jordan then doubled in Max and Kyle reached on a hard ball hit to second that handcuffed the Abby defender to score Simms. In the 3rd inning, Doyle reached on an error and Alan was hit by a pitch. Coleton then reached on an error on a sac bunt when the pitcher slipped on the wet grass trying to field it.  Jacob Simms then pulled off the squeeze bunt, scoring Alan from 3B.  In the 4th inning, Kyle led off with a 1B and came around to score on a 2-out 1B from Alan. That gave the Indians an 8-0 lead, which was more than enough with Jacob Doyle firing peas at the Abby hitters. The Indians put up a 5 spot in the 5th mainly on BB's from Abby's lesser pitchers. Doyle then closed out the easy 13-0 win on a dreary night. This was not Abby's team and we know they will be much better the next time we face them.