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CHARLOTTE, N.C. \u2013 Jacksonville fell 4-1 in game two of the series at Queens on Saturday, setting up a rubber match on Sunday afternoon.<\/p>\n
The Dolphins struck first in the opening inning, manufacturing a run as Cade Walter<\/a> came around to score on a sacrifice fly from Roger Vergara<\/a>. Jacksonville put pressure on early with traffic on the bases, but couldn’t extend the lead beyond 1-0.<\/p>\n Queens responded in the bottom half with a three-run home run that flipped the momentum and gave the Royals a lead they would not lose.<\/p>\n Jacksonville scattered five hits on the night, with Archer Ogbourne<\/a>, Derek Bermudez<\/a>, Sam Grunberg<\/a>, Griffin Pomper<\/a> and Sammy Mummau<\/a> each recording one. The Dolphins threatened late, putting two on in the eighth and bringing the tying run to the plate, but were unable to break through.<\/p>\n On the mound, Ben Baker-Livingston<\/a> provided a strong response out of the bullpen, tossing 4.0 scoreless innings while allowing just three hits and striking out two to keep Jacksonville within striking distance. Kyle Powers<\/a> and Scout Updike<\/a> also combined for solid relief work down the stretch.<\/p>\n Queens added an insurance run in the seventh to make it 4-1.<\/p>\n Jacksonville will look to secure the series in the rubber match on Sunday.<\/p>\n Up Next<\/p>\n