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POMONA, NY \u2013 The Manhattan Jaspers baseball team (13-19, 6-12 MAAC) handily defeated the Saints of\u00a0Siena University (10-21, 6-12 MAAC) by a score of 16-2 in seven innings from inside Clover Stadium on Sunday morning.<\/p>\n
HOW IT HAPPENED<\/p>\n
STATS AND NOTES<\/p>\n
QUOTES FROM THE JASPERS<\/p>\n Head Coach Steven Rosen<\/a>: “After a disappointing game Friday, I’m really proud of the guys for coming back and taking the series. Really happy for Trey Packen<\/a>, who continues to look stronger each time out after his surgery. Really proud of Duff [Joseph Duffield<\/a>] for sliding roles behind Packen and holding them scoreless.”<\/p>\n “Anytime you score in each inning of the game, it’s an impressive performance. But to put up 17 hits and 16 runs in 6 innings is a testament to all our hitters’ hard work in the cages every day, their preparation, and their commitment to our game plan. Happy to see the results show today.”<\/p>\n NEXT UP:<\/p>\n The Green and White are back in action in non-conference play from Long Island on Tuesday, April 14, when the Jaspers visit the Seawolves of Stony Brook University, with the first pitch set for 3 p.m. from inside Joe Nathan Field.\u00a0The contest can be viewed on Flo College with a paid subscription.\u00a0<\/p>\n Follow Manhattan Baseball on X and Instagram (@JaspersBaseball).<\/p>\n Read Full Article<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\n\tOpening the rubber match\u00a0with a vengeance were the Green and White, who put together three two-out total bases that included\u00a0Colin Basehore<\/a>\u00a0working a walk.\u00a0
\n\tNext\u00a0batter saw Andreaus Lewis<\/a>\u00a0knocked an infield single to third, before Vincent Samuel<\/a> scored on a wild pitch to\u00a0supply the icebreaker.\u00a0
\n\tIn the second inning, the Jaspers\u00a0continued their red-hot start with Hunter Sute<\/a> leading the inning off\u00a0with a base-knock to\u00a0right center.\u00a0
\n\tFollowing suit was Justin Best<\/a>, who pushed the train forward with a\u00a0centerfield shot, before Ryan Lordier<\/a> cleared the bases with a three RBI triple to center to post a four spot.\u00a0
\n\tThen, Basehore added to the team’s lead\u00a0with a double down the left-field line to force\u00a0Lordier to cross the plate for the Jaspers’ seventh run.
\n\tManhattan’s eighth run came across with Sute’s second appearance in the\u00a0inning with a single up the middle and drove home Lewis.
\n\tThe rout continued for the Green and White with Vincent Samuel<\/a> adding on with a two-out base knock to right field and driving home Lordier to expand its lead back to seven.
\n\tThe fourth inning featured another two hits, which included a defensive miscue by Siena, allowing Trevor Hansen<\/a> to score from second.
\n\tThe Jaspers continued with a one-out Lewis double. Followed by a two-out, two-run blast for Hunter Sute<\/a> down the right field line to extend its lead to double digits.
\n\tIn the sixth inning, the Jaspers remained red hot with Samuel knocking a triple to left-center and driving home Guriyandel Salva<\/a>, before Hansen smacked another Jasper home run to left field, which scored him and Hayden Jung-Goldberg<\/a>.
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\n\tStarting pitcher Trey Packen<\/a> tossed four innings of work, surrendered six hits, two earned runs, and punched out four batters with 60 total pitches thrown.
\n\tCatcher Andreaus Lewis<\/a> fueled the Green and White with a 4-for-5 morning, crossed the plate twice, and posted two RBIs off a pair of doubles.
\n\tInfielder Ryan Lordier<\/a> registered a 3-for-5 day, with a triple, a stolen base, three RBIs, two runs scored, and one strikeout in the effort against the Saints.
\n\tCatcher Hunter Sute<\/a> added three hits in four total at-bats with three RBI’s off a home run, crossed the plate twice, and worked a walk.
\n\tInfielder Vincent Samuel<\/a> logged a 2-for-4 morning that saw two RBI’s off a triple, three runs, one walk, and a stolen base.
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