After the completion of Wednesday’s matchup, the Hens jumped all over the Red Wings in the regularly scheduled contest set for seven innings.
With MLB veteran Robert Gsellman on the mound, you might have expected a difficult go for the Hens offense. Instead, the game began with an Akil Baddoo single and then Justyn-Henry Malloy and Jace Jung both drew walks. Keston Hiura stepped into the box and absolutely roasted a shot to center field for a grand slam.
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Lefty Adam Wolf was good for two innings in a spot start after Matt Manning took over Game 1 for Wednesday’s starter, Keider Montero.