Texas A&M's bats came alive for a dominant 10-2 win over Oakland in Game 2, as the Aggies hit .355 as a team with two home runs to clinch the series win over the Golden Bears at Blue Bell Park in Bryan-College Station, Texas, on Friday night.
Right-hander Weston Moss got the start and wasted no time attacking Oakland's lineup with nasty pitches to open Game 2. Following a 1-2-3 first inning from Moss on the mound, first baseman Grant Grahovac got the scoring party started for Texas A&M with an RBI single into left field.
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In place of Chris Hacopian at shortstop, who is dealing with a nagging back injury, Boston Kellner displayed his ability swinging the bat by hammering a two-RBI single for a 3-0 lead, but the Aggies were not done. A sacrifice-fly from catcher Zane Becker and a walk plated two more runs to end the first inning.
Texas A&M's lineup continued its dominance in the second, as Grahovac drilled a solo home run to center field and Kellner blasted a two-run homer to left for an 8-0 lead after two. The massive bomb from Grahovac marked his second home run of the campaign, as he continues to establish his presence as a clutch hitter for the Aggies in his return from a torn labrum that sidelined him much of his first two seasons playing baseball for Texas A&M.
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The Aggie bullpen performed well against the Golden Bears, as Moss allowed three hits and just one run, while striking out three Oakland hitters in the win. During Game 1, left-handed starter Shane Sdao recorded a career-high eight strikeouts in the 6-3 decision. Gavin Lyons and Hunter Vincent combined for four strikeouts and allowed just one run in relief of Moss in the series-clinching victory in Game 2.
Next up, Texas A&M will look for a sweep against Oakland in the series finale from Blue Bell Park on Saturday. Due to inclement weather expected in College Station, the Aggies and Golden Bears will get started at 11 a.m. CT. The game will be broadcast live on SEC Network+.
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