It was a big night for the offense and a rough one for the pitching staff, and that applies to both clubs as the Clippers outslugged the Hens in an old fashioned slobberknocker on Thursday.
Chase Anderson started the game and was rocked for five runs and bounced in the second. Ricardo Pinto improved on that, giving up four runs in two innings and getting pulled for Nolan Blackwood, who gave up two runs just in getting one out. Anyway...
What matters here is that Riley Greene crunched a three-run shot in the fourth inning, collecting a pair of hits, a walk, two runs scored and three RBI.