Berlin Sluggers – Solingen Alligators 7-10, 5-10
The Solingen Alligators were on the verge of stumbling against the promoted Berlin Sluggers, but still were able to return home with two victories. In game one Solingen started with six fast runs in the first two frames and led 7-0 midway through the fifth. At this point the Sluggers offense woke up and cut the deficit to 7-8 after eight innings. The Alligators added two more runs in the ninth for a 10-7 win. Andre Hughes got the win, Iwan Galkin the loss. In the second match Solingen again blew leads of 4-0 and 5-2, as Berlin tied the game in the sixth. But the guests answered with five runs in the last two frames for a 10-5 victory. Robin Drache picked up the win, Alex Keprta took the loss.
Dohren Wild Farmers – HSV Stealers 7-13, 14-4 (7)
The Dohren Wild Farmers and the HSV Stealers settled for the split after two high-scoring games. It was the first win this year for the Wild Farmers. In game one Hamburg scored eight runs in the first three innings en route to a 13-7 victory. Jakub Vojak and Jerome Rousseau (4-6, 3 runs) hit homeruns. Sam Boone also crossed the plate three times. Eric Harms got the win, Thies Brunckhorst the loss. In the second match the HSV just had cut the deficit to 3-4 midway through the sixth, when Dohren put ten runs on the board against the relieving Max Warren on its way to a 14-4 win in seven innings. Jeff Rustico went 4-for-5 with two runs and three RBI. Garrett Rogers scored three times and received the win on the mound. Justin Prinstein took the loss.
Pulheim Gophers – Untouchables Paderborn 0-12 (7), 2-13 (8)
In a duel between the two top teams of the first three weeks in the Baseball-Bundesliga the Untouchables Paderborn dominated with two ten-run rule shortened games. In game one Paderborn scored seven runs in the fourth of a 12-0 shutout. Daniel Hinz and Eugen Heilmann combined to allow just two hits. Tim Karkatselos took the loss. In the second match the U’s added nine runs to the board between the second and fourth on their way to a 13-2 victory. Brian Fields issued just two runs on four hits for the win. Ronny Glunt couldn’t repeat his performance from his past starts and was charged with the loss.
Bonn Capitals – Dortmund Wanderers 20-10 (7), 2-0
The Bonn Capitals climbed over .500 in the northern division with two wins over the Dortmund Wanderers. In game one Bonn scored seven runs in the first and twelve in the third for a 20-10 win, taking advantage from control problems by the Dortmund pitching. Philipp Spade highlighted the twelve-run rally with a grand slam. Trevor Howell homered for the Wanderers. Martin Amparo received the win, Michael Altenscheidt the loss. In the second match Bryce Schoening out-dueled Matt Kemp to lead the Capitals to a 2-0 shutout.
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