Storm rains hits on Broadway

 Broadway started the game much like they started the last game against Storm- with a lot of hits. Storm, however, remembered how to play defence and held Broadway to only four runs in the first. This is a great improvement over the 12-0 lead they had spotted Broadway in the previous matchup. Storm also remembered how to hit and scored four of their own in the bottom of the first. The highlight of the inning was Lancer Beam’s triple. He was either miffed he had been run for the previous game and was trying to prove he had wheels, or he simply had a lot of extra energy saved up from not having to run in the bottom of the seventh in the previous game. Either way, it scored a couple and was fun to watch. 

Storm kept rolling in the second. A lot of hits rained down on Broadway (unlike the actual rain that had been predicted) and Palindrome hit a triple (which would become important later in the game). Storm added five more.

The hits would keep coming for Storm and they would score multiple runs every inning. Storm got particularly offensive in the sixth when they would score 11 runs, as many runs as they had in the first game of the doubleheader. This inning featured a Han Solo from Big Daddy D as Chewbacca sounds could be heard emanating from the dugout. The Palindrome mashed a three run home run, which was important because it scored three runs, and because it completed his cycle. That’s the second cycle of the year for Storm and first for the Palindrome.

Storm would cruise to a 32-12 victory. This was a much better game for Storm than the previous game against Broadway. They held Broadway to the same number of runs in the whole game that they gave them in the first two innings of the previous matchup and they hit well enough to win any game. 

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Boxscore
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Total
Broadway	4	0	3	0	0	4	1	12
Storm	4	5	6	4	11	2	x	32