Clemson baseball players Blake Wright and Ryan Ammons were the stars of today’s game against Binghamton, but it was the Clemson team as a whole that shone in their 11-3 victory.
Wright’s performance at the plate was nothing short of impressive, going 4-4 and hitting two home runs in addition to stealing three bases. He also drove in three runs and scored three runs, showcasing his all-around talent as a player.
Ammons, in his debut start, secured a victory with an impressive performance on the mound. He conceded only three hits, one run, and no walks while striking out nine batters in a span of five innings.
The Clemson team as a whole played well, stealing a total of 11 bases, just one shy of the school record. Their aggressive base running kept the Bearcats on their toes and helped them secure an easy win.
In addition, the 2023 opening day attendance was 4,469 fans, which created an electric atmosphere at the game.
On the other hand, Thomas Babalis, the starting pitcher for the Bearcats, was on the receiving end of a loss. Babalis gave up eight hits, six of which resulted in earned runs, and walked three batters in just 3.1 innings pitched.
Clemson’s victory today was a testament to their all-around talent as a team, with standout performances from both Wright and Ammons. Their strong start to the season bodes well for their upcoming games and positions them as a team to watch in the coming weeks.
In conclusion, today’s game was a strong showing for Clemson baseball, with Wright and Ammons shining as standouts among an already talented team. With a record-breaking opening day attendance and an impressive victory under their belt, Clemson baseball is poised for a successful season.
