The Islanders are back on the road for a doubleheader against the Chatham Ironmen on July 30.
of a 4-2 victory on July 12.
The win improved Moncton’s record to 12-10 and the Islanders dropped to 11-9. The two teams are tied for first place heading into the back end of a home-and-home series in Moncton, N.B., on July 27.Josh Dennis, Mike Ivey and Declan Buckle drove in runs for the Fisher Cats. Ben Higgins and Sam Lund had the top batting summaries for Moncton.
Tanner MacLean and Logan Gallant drove in the Islanders’ runs. Grant Grady and Ryne MacIsaac also went 1-for-3 to account for the other Islanders’ hits as Moncton outhit P.E.I. 10-5. Winning pitcher Josh Dennis pitched a complete game. He allowed two earned runs, five hits, two walks and struck out two.
Ethan Francis took the loss in relief of starter Brodie MacDonald, who worked five-plus innings. MacDonald’s line read one earned run, six hits, three walks and three strikeouts. In two innings of work, Francis gave up two earned runs, four hits, no walks and recorded two strikeouts.Share story:
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