In a playoff type atmosphere, Coors Light blew a one run lead in the 7^th of Game 1 (a 20-17 loss) and almost blew a 5 run 7^th inning lead in Game 2; but snuck out with a 20-19 victory (with the opposition leaving the tying and winning runs on base).  The split against Central (9-13) moved Coors Light to 12-9 on the year; as the team remained in a statistical tie for first place with The Hive (13-10).

Though the offense put up 37 runs on the night, it remained inconsistent (putting up 1 run or less in 7 of the 14 innings played).  As has been the case throughout the year, Coors Light relied heavily on the big inning (scoring 6/7 runs in 4 innings) to power their offense.  Scott Umbrianna (13 for his last 14) led the offense, as the opposition failed to get him out all night.

Joe Nichols 4-6, 2 BB, 2B, 2 3B, 7RBI

Steve Perkins 1-7, BB, RBI

Buff Robillard 3-6, BB, SF, 2B, 2RBI

Jim Antonetti 4-8, 3HR (#7/#8/#9), 5RBI

Scott Umbrianna 8-8, 4 2B, HR (#4), 5RBI

Ichiro Robillard 2-6, 2 BB

Ryan Ostiguy 3-8, RBI

Bobby McCarthy 3-5, BB, SF, 3RBI

Aaron Benedetti 1-5, 2 BB, 2RBI

Smokey Wiener 1-5, 2 BB, 3RBI

Joe Voci 3-6, BB, 2B, 3RBI

Chris Washburn 3-6, BB, 2B, 3B, 5RBI

Perkins (8-2) took the loss in the opener and the victory in the finale, as he consistently threw strikes and fielded his position like an all star.

John Powers (hand) was a late scratch due to an arterial puncture.  Powers was to see an “Asian specialist” Thursday morning, where he hoped to get some soothing relief.

Coors Light (A) faces Bogarts (7-11) Monday @7:45, as the team looks to hold on to first place as the season winds down.