Stormers

The logo for Lancaster “Stormers” is displayed during a Press conference where the new name and logo of for former Lancaster Barnstormers was revealed Thursday, Feb. 15, 2024.. Lancaster’s Atlantic League baseball team will now be known as the Lancaster “Stormers.”

The opening game in 2024’s War of the Roses series was a tightly contested pitchers’ duel.

Until it wasn’t.

In a three-batter stretch in the top of the seventh, York pulled away. Suddenly, it was a blowout.

Trey Martin singled home a pair of runs Tuesday night, David Washington singled home another and Jamari Baylor slammed a three-run homer as York scored six two-out runs to shelve Lancaster 9-1 in an Atlantic League contest at Clipper Magazine Stadium.

The Revolution took a 2-0 lead off Caleb Baragar (1-1) in the top of the first inning. without the benefit of a hit.

Matt McDermott reached when second baseman Trace Loehr bobbled a leadoff ground ball. Kobe Kato drew a walk, and the runners moved ahead on a wild pitch. Donovan Casey and Jacob Rhinesmith each knocked home a run with a sacrifice fly.

Baragar allowed little else over his five-inning stretch, and Lancaster was able to get a run back in the bottom of the second. Chris Proctor led off with a single off the tip of the glove of pitcher Zach Neff (2-0). Proctor stole second with Joseph Carpenter at the plate and grabbed third on the third strike. Kyle Hess picked up the run with a grounder to short.

Neff worked 5 1/3, yielding five hits and three walks but only the one run. The left-hander struck out six against Lancaster lineup with seven left-handed batters.

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