Key Agency vs Labadie Construction

Englewood, Florida: Key Agency and Labadie Construction took to the field Thursday night in a battle for first place. This rivalry dates back to last season and has really produces some amazing battles and this came would be no different. Both teams exchanged leads all night until Key Agency walked off with the win and sole possession of first following a 4-3 walk-off win.

The contest started as an old fashioned pitching duel with both starters tossing scoreless frames through the first two. Labadie broke the scoreless tie in the top of the third. A walk, hit batter and an error loaded the bases for Labadie. Then a misplayed grounder hit by Wyatt Bush allowed Wyatt Seckel to score and give Labadie a 1-0 lead.

Key Agency answered by matching their opponents run and adding another in the third.  Donte Taylor led off the inning with a bunt single.  Gabe Todaro followed with a hard ground ball up the middle to put two runners on the bases with no outs.  A wild pitch would move both runners into scoring position.  Taylor would then score on an error to tie the game.  CJ Knicely would score the second run of the inning, scoring on a wild pitch to give Key Agency a 2-1 lead.

Labadie answered with a two run inning of their own in the fifth.    With runners on the corners, a well executed bunt by Bryson Vaughn combined with a fielding error by Key Agency, two runs scored and Labadie regained the lead 3-2.

Key Agency countered in the bottom of the fifth.  They led off the inning by back to back walks by Cody Mayes and MJ Patrick.  A sac bunt by Taylor moved both runners into scoring position.  Mayes later scored on a wild pitch to tie the game.

Key Agency used home field advantage to walk off with a win in the bottom of the sixth.  Matthew Neumeyer drew a to open up the final inning of regulation.  Neumeyer later scored on a passed ball to give Key Agency a 4-3 win.

Cody Mayes picked up the win and Charlie Dillmore was charged with the loss.  With the win Key Agency improved to 5-1 on the season and first place in the division.

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