Storm take Two from Broadway

The second game of the double feature was a lot less suspenseful than the first game. Storm jumped out to a 12-0 lead after three innings. This was done without hitting any home runs (which would become a story later in the game). 

Much like the first game, Storm’s bats quieted down in the later portion of the game, but this time the lead was so big there was little suspense. Mills got so bored in the outfield that he came in for an inning at shortstop. He made two plays, though one was a fly ball and both were fielded on the outfield grass, so was he really playing shortstop or shallow outfield? 

The game got interesting as time was winding down and Broadway took the field even though they trailed by fourteen runs at the time. Storm scored four runs in the inning, including a massive home run from Duran that was on a pitch above his head. After Storm scored, Broadway decided they didn’t want their final at bats leaving Storm wondering what the final score was and whether Duran’s home run counted? Either way, Storm swept the doubleheader and seems to be back on track.

Final Score: Storm 22 - Broadway 4