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Stockholm defeats Sundbyberg on Wednesday in Elitserien

Posted on June 23, 2016 by philipp

The Stockholm Monarchs followed their 11-8 win on Tuesday over the Sundbyberg Heat with a 16-6 eight-inning victory on Wednesday. After both teams scored five runs apiece in the first three innings, Stockholm took the lead for good in the fourth. Ten runs between the sixth and the eighth blew the score open.

Matt Merrifield scored four runs for Stockholm. Björn Johannessen went 3-for-5 with three runs and four RBI. Manuel Contreras drove in two for Sundbyberg. On the mound Ricardo Montero pitched two innings of scoreless relief for the win. Max Hill impressed with six strikeouts in three innings. Alexander Johnsson got charged with the loss.

The Swedish Elitserien will continue its regular season on July 2.

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