In a disappointing season finale, Miami suffered a defeat against the Irish and ended the game 12-2.

Only one day after Miami celebrated remarkable 15 runs with 14 goals in the field when the team had to struggle with both pitching and beating. The pitching of the sticks stalled considerably. They drove through the bullpen as if it were a leaky tap without the five helpers, after the fact had managed to keep more than two thirds of an inner. The most remarkable short appearance came from Jake Dorn, who threw only three parking spaces. After the bullpen was exhausted, JD turned into the starter from the middle of the week Reese Lumpkin, who entered four runs in the last two innings. This included a decisive blow from Carson Tinney's 16th home game of the season, which limited an increase in five runs, which made many of the remaining fans disappoint when they left Mark Light for the last time this season.

After her hard loss with three goals and a discouraging defeat on Friday evening, Notre Dame showed resilience by first scoring a goal with two first runs. The sticks seemed to be surprised in the second run, especially Tanner Smith, who fell in love with the classic trick, in which a Baserunner on the first basis tries to get the catcher to make a throw in second place while the runner runs home to score. This exact scenario developed and made it possible for the runner on the third basis while the day was delayed. This piece showed that an aggressive game was ahead of him, and Miami hoped to win the dynamics from Friday evening.

The sticks celebrated a strong comeback and continued their swing. Jake started with a solid single and led to the second basis on a groundout and put the stage for Daniel's critical RBI single. The tip of the order was reliably carried out throughout the game and made six of the team's seven goals. In contrast, the floor of the line -up fought, with Renzo being the only participant and hit a single in the 6th Inning. Maintaining a consistent eyelash is essential because it is difficult to achieve victories when the offensive production according to the first three batteries, as was the case today, decreases noticeably.

In the fifth inning, Miami, who was still seen from a run to a run, managed to bind the game with a galvin RBI double that Jake had just won. Unfortunately, it was the only highlight for the sticks that was worth mentioning. The Irish showed their strength on the plate and scored 10 undisputed runs, whereby the turning point appeared in the eighth inning when they broke out for five runs.

The name Jake, Max and Daniel from the top of the order, were offensive. Jake and Daniel had several goals: Jake went 2: 4 and Max went 2-to-3. Max, Daniel and Tanner each recorded a double. As already mentioned, Renzo was the only participant from the end of the order. If Miami wants to cross the first game, you have to take the team that took the field on Friday evening and not what we saw today. Miami limps in Durham and you get better out of her fog, otherwise you could pack until 12 noon on the first day.

Pitching has become an urgent problem all season. At this point we rely on a reliable pitcher: AJ Ciscar, who has proven to be most effective since joining rotation. Griffin, on the other hand, came across some challenges, especially with his fights to control the first inning and his tendency to safely reach the lead-off dough. Tate has also suspended obstacles because 4 out of 6 batteries have achieved the base against him. In the meantime, Reese, our starter during the week, presented his inconsistency in today's performance. In view of the current state of our starter and Bullpen, it is uncertain how we will dive deep into the tournament. Fortunately, we have a reliable narrower who is definitely a capital and will be ready if necessary. He can be asked to do overtime if the situation requires this. If we can overcome California in the future on Tuesday, our next test will be against Wake on Wednesday, also at 900 a.m. If we are progressing by Thursday, we will be with the top seeds, which will probably be Georgia Tech.

With the regular season behind us, we switch to the post -season campaign. As already mentioned, we will start things on Tuesday morning in the early hour from 9 a.m. In view of the fact that this is a one-elimination format, I expect JD to stick to the regular rotation. In view of the fact that we could possibly play five games, the starters have to enter their excursions deeply to keep the Bullpen. If we do not return to the tournament on the Tuesday start, we may see a committee approach for the end in the last game. While it is hopeful, we will soon find out what lets us wait. I will be there to report bright and early on Tuesday morning.