Rainiers fall 13-4 to Express in series game two

Tacoma, WASports

The Round Rock Express defeated the Tacoma Rainiers 13-4 on June 25, snapping Tacoma's five-game winning streak and leveling the series at one game each. Round Rock struck first with a solo home run from Michael Helman, followed by an explosive third and fourth inning that saw them score eight runs. Helman's performance included multiple hits, and he was instrumental in extending leads throughout the game. Alan Trejo's three-run homer in the fifth inning capped off a five-run rally, pushing Round Rock's lead to 13-2. Tacoma responded with two runs in the eighth, but it was not enough to overcome the deficit.

Joe Jaques suffered the loss for Tacoma after allowing four runs in three innings, while Ty Blach secured the win with a solid five-inning performance. The game showcased Round Rock's offensive prowess, particularly with four home runs. This match highlights the competitive nature of the series as both teams vie for dominance.

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