Border Cats drop second straight on the road

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WILLMAR, Minn. -- The Thunder Bay Border Cats fell into an early hole on Saturday against the Willmar Stinger and the bullpen just kept digging it a little deeper trying to keep the team in the hunt.

The Stingers would go on to win 12-2, handing Thunder Bay its second straight defeat, dropping the team's second-half record to 5-14, buried in the Great Plains East division cellar. Andrew Sojka and Kyle Payne homered for Willmar, Sojka off Pineau in the third, Payne's coming off Zack Reid in the eighth,.

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