Press Release:
COLUMBIA, SC – Columbia was trailing West Virginia by four runs when right-hander Nicolas Debora took the mound in the fourth inning on Monday. Six frames later, Debora had silenced a hot offense. The reliever allowed just one earned run over six innings but he and his team still lost the series opener to the Power, 6-1.
Debora spun another dandy at home. The Dominican owns a 2.27 ERA at Spirit Communications Park over 11 outings (31.2 innings). On Monday, Debora struck out four and scattered just four hits.
Columbia (15-21, 49-54) trailed West Virginia (16-20, 53-49), 5-1, when the reliever took the mound, though, and did not muster any other offense the rest of the evening. Nevertheless, Gio Alfonzo did extend his hit streak to eight games with a seventh-inning single.
SCORING SUMMARY
Top 1 – Raul Hernandez drives in a pair with a double … Robbie Glendinning singles home Hernandez. WV 3, COL 0
Bottom 1 – Scott Manea’s sac fly scores Edgardo Fermin. WV 3, COL 1
Top 2 – Oneil Cruz homers (13). WV 4, COL 1
Top 3 – Hernandez homers (1). WV 5, COL 1
Top 4 – Lolo Sanchez sacrifice fly scores Kyle Watson from third. WV 6, COL 1
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Fireflies hitting .238
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