It was a relatively quiet night in Scranton, as the RailRiders managed to scratch out only five hits against some great PawSox pitching led by seven innings of one-run ball from 23-year-old lefty Edwin Escobar. It didn't help that Scranton was thrown out on the bases to end innings three frames in a row from the second through the fourth--Austin Romine was gunned down trying to stretch a single into a double, and both Rico Noel and Jose Pirela were caught stealing to close the third and the fourth, respectively.
Scranton never had more than one baserunner on in any inning during the entire game, and Aaron Judge and Rob Refsnyder combined to go 0-for-7.