Clippers suffer lopsided 22-10 loss to Monarchs in second game of the season
LocalSportsJournal.com
The Muskegon Clippers had a wild ride in the second game of their home stand against the visiting Michigan 
Monarchs on Wednesday night.
Unfortunately the ride was not a fun one, because the Clippers lost 22-10.
Muskegon dug itself into an early hole, falling behind 6-2 after the second inning. The Clippers managed to come within two runs, 6-4, after a two-run third inning, but that was as close as they could get.
The Monarchs took control of the contest by scoring 11 runs in the eighth inning.
Tre Morris led Muskegon batters with three hits while Jimmy Allen, Shane Easter and Cooper Peterson had two hits apiece.
Muskegon will go back at it Thursday night against the Monarchs in the last of its three-game season-opening home series.
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- Muskegon’s Brian Martin goes for the play at home. Photo/Jason Goorman
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- TNo. 33 re Morris gets ready to take a cut at the plate for Muskegon. Photo/Jason Goorman
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- Muskegon’s No. 8 Shane Easter leans towards second base as the pitch is delivered. Photo/Jason Goorman
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- Cooper Peterson catches a foul ball behind the plate for Muskegon. Photo/Jason Goorman
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