Clayton Tanner retired the first eight hitters he faced on his way to a six-inning, quality start, leading Richmond to a 5-2 triumph over the reeling B-Mets at The Diamond Tuesday night. Binghamton has now lost four in a row and 15 of its last 19 road games. D.J. Wabick recorded two hits and drove in a run to lead the B-Mets, who out-hit the Flying Squirrels 8-7 in the loss. Binghamton (30-34) starter Mike Antonini faced one over the minimum through the first three innings, holding the Flying Squirrels hitless. The B-Mets bats got to Tanner in the fourth. Nick Evans led off the inning with a single to right. With one out, Marshall Hubbard hit a high chopper over the head of first baseman Michael Ambort for a single, moving Evans up to third. Omir Santos got Binghamton on the board with an RBI double just inside the line at third, plating Evans. Wabick plated the B-Mets final run with a sacrifice fly to left. Antonini failed to reach five innings for just the second time this season, and for the first time since his 2010 debut, April 11. The southpaw was charged with the loss after permitting three runs over 4 2/3 innings. He walked a season-high three men.
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