The Cats take three of four from the Wolf Pack; home game vs. Grand Canyon is up next.
Michael Lev In each of the first three games of Arizona’s series against Nevada, the Wildcats fell behind by multiple runs within the first two innings. They came back to win two of those contests. But they knew they couldn’t let it happen again if they were to win the series.
Freshman right-hander Anthony Susac delivered four scoreless innings and allowed only one run in five frames. The offense put up five runs in the second inning. Nevada never got closer than four runs and never had the tying run at the plate. Landon Wallace registered Nevada’s first hit, a single to lead off the fifth. Another single and a walk loaded the bases. Susac escaped the jam with only one run scoring via a 4-6-3 double play and a line drive that landed in his glove.
Susac has allowed four earned runs in 13 innings in his past three appearances — an ERA of 2.77. He allowed five runs in 1 1/3 innings in his previous outing against Utah, at which point his ERA had ballooned to 9.75. It has dropped more than two runs since, to 7.30. “Everybody was confused,” Hale said. “He thinks it's down. Daniel sees it caught. Really a funky play.”
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