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Published On: July 8th, 2024

Another tough loss for your MoonDogs tonight at home to Willmar losing 12-5. 

 

Aiden McGee (MSU-Mankato) got the start on the mound tonight for Mankato but didn’t last long getting replaced by Bryce Crabb (Northwestern-St. Paul) in the second inning. 

 

Crabb threw 4 ⅔ innings in relief allowing 2 runs while striking out 3 and keeping Mankato away from the game getting away from them. 

 

Willmar scored 9 runs in the second inning pushing them out to a huge lead early. 

 

Willmar would eventually go up 10-0 before Mankato pushed their first run across in the 6th. 

 

Brody Delamielleure (Florida State University) had the best night of any MoonDogs player going 3-5 with an RBI on that first run in the 6th. 

 

Nate Zyzda (University of Missouri – St. Louis) also got some work on the mound throwing 3 innings allowing 2 runs with 2 K’s. 

 

The MoonDogs will travel out west tomorrow to Dickinson to battle the Badlands in a 5 game set in just 3 days!

 

 

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