Mautz shuts out Tulsa, gets first AA win
Hello everyone, I'm Dan Lucy on the Ozarks First digital desk.
The Springfield Cardinals continue their mastery of the Tulsa Drillers.
In our Cardinals Nation update.
Springfield shutout Tulsa 3-0 Wednesday, Leonardo Bernal provided the offense with a two run homer.
And lefty Brycen Mautz shut down the Tulsa offense.
The 23-year old from San Diego, California finally got his first Double AA victory.
Mautz's win comes in his tenth start for Springfield.
In the game, Mautz struck out nine Drillers in six innings of work.
He gave up two hits and no runs, his earned run average is 3.18.
The win was long in coming for the southpaw.
Mautz went on the injured list in late May, but is back and healthy.
And that showed Wednesday night against Tulsa.
Springfield has four more games left in this series against Tulsa.
And the Cards are 7-1 against the Drillers this season.
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