The five-run lead that the 51s had built up disappeared rapidly in the bottom of the third inning Tuesday. But Las Vegas was able to respond, scoring five more runs in the middle innings of the game to beat Sacramento 10-7 on Tuesday night at Raley Field.
Hit and Run’s recommendations encourage coaches to add scoring bonuses for properly executed defensive plays and reward teams with an extra batter when players hustle out to the field in 20 seconds.
The first time the 51s saw Tyler Beede this season, they ambushed him for four runs in the first inning.
