April 21st through the 26th, the Binghamton Rumble Ponies returned home to Mirabito Stadium for a six-game series with the Erie SeaWolves.<\/p>\n
Let’s get caught up on those games from the Binghamton Rumble Ponies with details provided by Matt Levine and Cam Manna, the Rumble Ponies’ play-by-play announcers.<\/p>\n
Remember, both home and away games can be heard on Townsquare Media’s WNBF 1290 AM, 92.1 FM.,\u00a0WNBF.com<\/a>, and the\u00a0WNBF App<\/a>.<\/p>\n Game 1 – Tuesday, April 21 – SeaWolves – 3\u00a0 Rumble Ponies – 2<\/p>\n The 6-game series kicked off on Tuesday, April 21st. The\u00a0Rumble Ponies dropped the first game to the Erie SeaWolves\u00a0 3-2, for their 3rd straight loss. Left-hander Zach Thornton pitched for six innings, the longest outing of the season for a Rumble Ponies pitcher. Thornton struck out six and walked one while just allowing two earned runs.\u00a0 A.J. Ewing extended his on-base streak to twelve games.<\/p>\n Game 2 – Wednesday, April 22 – SeaWolves – 8\u00a0 Rumble Ponies – 1<\/p>\n The Ponies lost game two, now having lost four straight games and eight of their last nine. Pitcher\u00a0Will Watson\u00a0set a season high for innings pitched, going 5.1 innings and allowing four earned runs, but aside from\u00a0the three-run shot in the second inning,\u00a0he settled in with six strikeouts and just one walk.\u00a0Jacob Remier matched a career high of four hits, and\u00a0Eli Serrano III has recorded eight extra-base hits in 14 games.<\/p>\n Game 3 – Thursday, April 23 – SeaWolves – 3\u00a0 Rumble Ponies – 1<\/p>\n Another loss for the Rumble Ponies, dropping\u00a0game three of the six-game series to the Erie SeaWolves 3-1, extending their five-game losing streak and nine-game losing streak. In this game,\u00a0A.J. Ewing delivered with a first-pitch solo home run over the centerfield wall. It was his first Double-A home run in his 43rd game with Binghamton.\u00a0Marco Vargas records his fourth multi-hit game.<\/p>\n Game 4 – Friday, April 24 – Rumble Ponies 10\u00a0 SeaWolves – 2<\/p>\n Oh my. The Rumble Ponies bats came alive! During Prehistoric Night at the\u00a0Stadium, it was a home run derby as the Ponies blasted four homers, the most in a game this season, thanks to\u00a0Chris Suero, Nick Lorusso,\u00a0A.J. Ewing, and\u00a0Jose Ramos.\u00a0Nick Lorusso was a triple shy of the cycle,\u00a0Wyatt Young tallied a multi-hit game for his third multi-hit game of the year, and\u00a0Brendan Girton got his first win and tallied season highs in innings and tied for strikeouts.<\/p>\n Game 5 –\u00a0Saturday, April 25 – Rained Out – Doubleheader for Sunday<\/p>\n Game 5 – Sunday, April 26\u00a0\u00a0SeaWolves – 5\u00a0 \u00a0Rumble Ponies – 1<\/p>\n Left-hander Jonathan Santucci made his fourth start of the season and went a season high 5.1 innings pitched and tied a season high with eight strikeouts, but did surrender four earned runs.\u00a0The Ponies’ offense left eight runners on base and were 1-for-9 with runners in scoring position.<\/p>\n Game 6 – Sunday, April 26\u00a0 Rumble Ponies – 5\u00a0 SeaWolves – 2<\/p>\n In the first inning, A.J.\u00a0Ewing and Marco Vargas hit back-to-back triples.\u00a0Vargas was a home run shy of the cycle and now has four extra-base hits and has five multi-hit games.\u00a0Jonathan Santucci set a season high for innings pitched and tied his season high for strikeouts.<\/p>\n News & Upcoming Series<\/p>\n On Monday, April 27th, the Mets organization promoted outfielder\u00a0A.J. Ewing to the Triple -A Syracuse Mets.<\/p>\n The Rumble Ponies are now in Manchester, New Hampshire, at Delta Dental Stadium, beginning a 7-game series with the Fisher Cats beginning today, Tuesday, April 28th. It’s a 7-game series because a doubleheader will take place on Wednesday, April 29, making up a rainout from earlier this month. Gametime 5:05 p.m., and the pregame show on WNBF begins at 4:50 p.m.\u00a0with Matt Levine and Cam Manna on the WNBF Rumble Ponies Radio Network – 1290 AM, 92.1 FM,\u00a0WNBF.com<\/a>, the\u00a0WNBF app<\/a>, and on your\u00a0smart\u00a0<\/a>speaker<\/a>.PHOTOS: Step Inside a 1970s Kitchen \u2014 34 Things You\u2019ll Recognize<\/p>\n From Tupperware jugs (you know the ones) to those ever-present knife sharpeners, let\u2019s take a nostalgic trip back to the quintessential \u201970s kitchen.<\/p>\n Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz<\/p>\n LOOK: These Everyday Photos Show Life in the 1990s as It Really Was<\/p>\n Before smartphones and algorithms, there were AOL logins, floppy disks, mall hangouts, and one family computer everyone had to share.<\/p>\n