Owls Magic Number At 1

Owls Pitchers: 9 Games

Name

ERA

ER

W-L

Catfish Hunter

12.00

24

1-1

Warren Spahn

7.50

20

3-0

Tom Glavine

6.23

15

2-0

Merrimack – The Merrimack Owls took two giant steps toward clinching the National League Wednesday night when they defeated the McCall Mudhens in two of three games at Brisson Field. Now holding the ever-important tie-breaker over the Hens’, the 6-3 Owls will need to win one game next week against the 2-7 Fleas in Westport to clinch an automatic birth in the NLCS.

Once again the Owls displayed three magnificent pitching performances by Catfish Hunter, Warren Spahn and Tom Glavine, each throwing 8 complete innings. Hunter and Spahn earned the win and MVP honors in their games with Glavine getting the tough-luck no-decision in game three as his bullpen allowed 4 runs on a two out grand-slam in the ninth to Darrell Evans.

Offensively the Owls took flight in game 2 with a 24 run output. “It was really nice to finally put up a big number,” Owls Lifetimer Dale Murphy said after the game. “It’s important to show that we can BEAT a team, not just outlast them. That second game was a sign that we can score with any team in the league.”

With only three games left on the docket in the NL, the Owls will travel to Westport next week.

X

National League:

Date

VS

Score

WP

SV

MVP

10/21/09

Owls vs Mudhens

8-5 (MO)

C. Hunter

Jenkins

C. Hunter

Hunter: 8IP, 5ER.

10/21/09

Owls vs Mudhens

24-10 (MO)

W. Spahn

X

W. Spahn

Spahn: 8IP, 9ER.

10/21/09

Owls vs Mudhens

9-10 (MM)

B. Suter

X

D. Evans

(MM) D. Evans 2 out grand slam HR in 9th, (MO) Glavine: 8IP, 6ER.

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