BASE STEAL SUCCESSFUL AT SECOND BASE FOR MARLINS
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Sunshine a comfortable summer temperatures greeted baseball fans arriving at Simplot Field for a 15U AAA doubleheader, with the Brandon Marlins hosting the Carilion Sultans. While no scores were available at press time, both teams were creating scoring opportunities with timely hits and strategic base running. Here, Reid Nicol (7) of the Marlins arrives at second base after a steal with room to spare, as the ball arrived late from the catcher. (Jules Xavier/The Brandon Sun)
Sunshine a comfortable summer temperatures greeted baseball fans arriving at Simplot Field for a 15U AAA doubleheader, with the Brandon Marlins hosting the Carilion Sultans. While no scores were available at press time, both teams were creating scoring opportunities with timely hits and strategic base running. Here, Reid Nicol (7) of the Marlins arrives at second base after a steal with room to spare, as the ball arrived late from the catcher. (Jules Xavier/The Brandon Sun)