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Panthers’ lineup change not enough to hold off Cabrillo
City College snapped its four-game winning streak in a 7-5 loss against the Cabrillo College Seahawks Feb. 28 at Union Stadium.
The Panthers lost a three-run lead in the fifth and sixth innings, as the Seahawks scored six runs on eight hits. Branden Nunn took the bulk of the runs after he replaced starting pitcher Steven Talbert in the sixth inning. Talbert allowed two runs in the fifth.
“We had a meltdown, pitching-wise, where they scored a bunch of runs, and then we just couldn’t get that rally put together,” said City College head coach Derek Sullivan. “We had a decent amount of good at-bats, but we didn’t string enough of them together.”
The Panthers started the game out well, compiling four runs in the first four innings, but the lineup that Sullivan put together for the game couldn’t produce enough hits late in the game.
Among other lineup changes, Tyler Houlihan started the game at first base over Brandon Langan, rather than his normal third-base position; Alex Muzzi moved over to center field from left field, while Jacob Oliver started at left.
The reason for the lineup change, according to Sullivan, was because certain guys have been struggling lately, and because the team has the versatility to do so.
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Cabrillo brought out eight different pitchers throughout the game, but Andrew Dughi — who came into the game in the fourth inning — got the win, and Devon Loomis was credited with the save.
Although the Panthers’ reliever Branden Nunn played only 2/3 of an inning, he was credited with the loss and now has a 1-3 record.
The Panthers will take on Diablo Valley College March 3 before going back home to play Sierra College March 5.
For more stats and information about City College baseball, visit http://sccpanthers.losrios.edu/sports/bsb/index
