Tuesday, July 28, at Keyspan Park
Starter Collin McHugh was almost unhittable, giving up just four hits in his seven innings, but Aberdeen made them all count, scoring first in the second inning on a double and a single, and then adding a run in the fourth after a single.
The Cyclones did score in the seventh on a groundout, but wasted a two-men-on situation in the fifth when Luis Nieves grounded into a double play.
And Tyler Vaughn doubled in the sixth, but was stranded.
McHugh’s record dropped to 5-2.
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