Knights three game win streak snapped in shutout loss to Blazers

The Knights held the Boca Raton Blazers (6–15) to one run, but were unable to generate any scoring and were shutout in a 1–0 defeat, falling to 11–12 on the year.

The Knights were close to putting up runs on certain occasions, an example being in the first inning. Tyler Muscat made it to third base with only one out remaining, but nothing materialized to score Muscat, but two straight outs on Sam Holtz and Willie Ponce left a runner in scoring position early for West Palm Beach.

On the defensive side, through five innings, West Palm Beach was able to prevent Boca Raton from advancing a runner to third base. The furthest a runner was able to advance was to second base with Emilio Portes stealing second in the top of the third inning.

The Knights then surrendered the first and only run of the game in the sixth inning. With the bases loaded, Joe Durso was walked and the Blazers were able to keep the lead from there on out.

Team leaders for the game:

Tyler Muscat had the most hits for the Knights with two, as a team there were six hits on the day. For pitching, Tyler Ramage had a team leading three strikeouts in six innings pitched.

Pitchers:

Ramage was the losing pitcher for the Knights, while Jude Zern earned his first win of the year for the Blazers, as he only allowed two hits and threw three strikeouts in four innings.

Up Next:

A doubleheader will take place tomorrow against the West Boca Snappers (12–10). This will be the first time these two teams go up against one another. The game will take place at Keiser, with game one starting at 10:00 AM, and the following matchup will be at 1:00 PM.