Baby Cakes rally from 7-0 deficit to down Round Rock in 10 innings

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ROUND ROCK, TEXAS – The New Orleans Baby Cakes rallied late to defeat the Round Rock Express, 11-8, in 10 innings Wednesday night at Dell Diamond.

Austin Dean hammered a three-run home run in the 10th to give the ‘Cakes their fourth consecutive win to pull into a first place tie with the Express in the PCL’s American Southern Division.

New Orleans had trailed 7-0 in the seventh inning and had managed two hits in the game when the offense awoke from its slumber.

Gabriel Guerrero started it off with a three run seventh inning home run. New Orleans got a run in the eighth inning on a sac-fly from JT Riddle to make it 7-4 Express. Harold Ramirez blasted a three run home run to tie the game.

In the ninth inning with two outs the ‘Cakes Monte Harrison ripped a solo home run top give the ‘Cakes their first lead of the ballgame 8-7. In the bottom of the inning Round Rock tied it on the second pitch with a solo home run from Kyle Tucker.

Austin Dean hammered a three-run home run in the 10th to give the ‘Cakes their fourth consecutive win to pull into a first place tie with the Express.

R.J. Alvarez gets the win in relief working two innings. Round Rock built their early lead by drawing eight walks but stranded 11 men on base.

The ‘Cakes had four home runs in the game, three of the long-ball’s were three run shots and the Baby Cakes finished the game with 12 hits.

GAME NOTES: New Orleans improved to 1-1 in extra innings on the season. The ‘Cakes are 5-1 in series openers. Austin Dean extended his hit streak to 10 games with a pair of hits. The Miami Marlins promoted pitcher Jose Quijada from New Orleans. The start of Wednesday’s game was delayed by 27 minutes due to heavy rain.

UPCOMING: The ‘Cakes and Express meet on Thursday at 7:05 p.m. (RADIO— WODT SPORTS 1280 AM or cakesbaseball.com).

NEXT HOME GAME: The ‘Cakes return home Monday to play the Memphis Redbirds.

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