Once the West Virginia Black Bears finally got on the scoreboard, the Auburn Doubledays answered emphatically.
The Black Bears scored their first two runs in the top of the eighth but the Doubledays put up a four-spot in the bottom half, as Auburn routed West Virginia, 9-2, at Falcon Park Monday.
For Doubledays manager Jerad Head, a fast start offensively and a good outing by Auburn starter Yonathan Ramirez helped spark the team.
We started off our series against West Virginia Black Bears on the right note with a 9-2 blowout win!
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— Auburn Doubledays (@Doubledays) July 31, 2018
“The first inning we jumped on them early and we did a great job with two outs — I think all three runs came with two outs. That set the tone,” Head said. “Yonathan Ramirez pitched as well as I’ve seen him in the last three years. For me, it’s his best outing to date. He’s been working on some things and making adjustments, and it paid off tonight.”
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— Citizen – Doubledays (@CitizenDdays) July 31, 2018
Our bats came alive in our 9-2 win over the Black Bears! #FearTheStache pic.twitter.com/XkK3jDIW4U
— Auburn Doubledays (@Doubledays) July 31, 2018
Yet another adorable National Anthem by our very own Drake Grillo! No autograph’s please, but he’ll be happy to give out high fives 👶🏼✋ #BackToBack pic.twitter.com/ypAi0bHLfh
— Auburn Doubledays (@Doubledays) July 29, 2018
