Titans Walked Off by Capitales to End Season

September 4, 2023

OFFICIAL FRONTIER LEAGUE BOX SCORE


Québec City, QC - Taking a 3-2 to the bottom of the ninth, the Ottawa Titans (48-48) allowed a pair to cross, falling 4-3 to the Québec Capitales (60-35) on Sunday night to end the 2023 season.


Carlos Sano (ND, 5-4) and Ruben Ramirez (ND, 9-2) each mowed through the opening four innings, allowing nothing across to keep the game scoreless. Facing his former team, Sano at one point retired nine straight to keep the Titans level.


In the fifth, two stood aboard as the lineup flipped back to the top, with Jesmuel Valentin knocking in one with a single to right. Later, a double from Greg Brid doubled the lead at 2-0.


The deficit did not phase the Titans, putting runners at the corners with two outs against Ramirez. Already 2-for-2 in the contest, Joey Terdoslavich tied the game at two with a double to the right-field corner. Terdoslavich's sixth double of the season scored Jake Sanford and Jamey Smart to tie the score.


After a leadoff ground-rule double in the bottom of the sixth from David Glaude, Sano managed to get a pair of outs. The Titans then handed the ball off to Chris Burica, who needed just one pitch to get Jonathan Lacroix to lineout, ending the threat. In his return to Stade Canac, Sano went five and two-thirds, allowing two runs, on six hits, walking three, and striking out one.


As the tie game went to the eighth, Jason Dicochea's single to begin the inning stood at third with two outs. Facing Evan Rutckyj, Joey Terdoslavich walked, setting up a go-ahead single from Taylor Wright to make it 3-2.


With a scoreless inning from Erasmo Pinales (loss, 5-2) in the eighth, the Capitales put two in scoring position with nobody out in the ninth. The Titans elected to intentionally walk Ruben Castro to load the bases. Jesmuel Valentin wasted little time drilling a walk-off two-run single to centre to complete the comeback. The single from Valentin helped lock up the East Division title for the Capitales for a second-straight season.


The Titans finish the 2023 regular season at an even 48-48, sixth place in the division.


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