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Topic: Isan Diaz
Nashville Sounds fall at home to New Orleans Baby Cakes, 9-3
July 14, 2019 | 
Nashville, TN – Nashville Sounds give up to big innings to the New Orleans Baby Cakes in 9-3 loss Sunday night at First Tennessee Park. The Baby Cakes scored four runs in the fifth and another three runs in the sixth on their way to victory.
New Orleans scored in the first inning on an RBI double by Isan Diaz that scored Eddy Alvarez. That would be the only run scored in the first three innings by either team. The Sounds were close to scoring in the bottom of the third inning when they loaded the bases. The Sounds were unable to take advantage as Baby Cakes’ starter Joe Gunkel struck out Matt Davidson to end the inning.
New Orleans Baby Cakes have Two Big Innings, Solid Pitching, in 9-3 win over Nashville Sounds Sunday. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds fall to New Orleans Baby Cakes, 7-4
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds allowed five runs to the New Orleans Baby Cakes in the top of the eight inning in 7-4 loss Friday night at First Tennessee Park.
The two teams were even through the first six innings at 2-2. Starter Wes Benjamin went six strong innings and allowed only two runs for Nashville, and New Orleans starter Hector Noesi limited the Sounds to three runs in seven innings.
Sounds’ catcher Jose Trevino snapped the 2-2 tie with a solo home run to the berm in left-center field in the bottom of the sixth inning. Trevino’s second home run of the season gave Nashville a 3-2 lead, but the one-run advantage was brief.
Nashville Sounds Lose for Only the Third Time When Leading After Seven. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds lose at New Orleans Baby Cakes, 6-2
New Orleans, LA – Nashville Sounds fall 6-2 to the New Orleans Baby Cakes Tuesday night at the Shrine on Airline. The Baby Cakes hit four home runs in the win. Second baseman Isan Diaz hit a pair of solo blasts off Sounds’ starter Seth Maness.
The home run barrage started immediately when Magneuris Sierra started the bottom of the first inning with a lead off home run for the Baby Cakes.
New Orleans went on to score single tallies in the third, fourth and fifth innings to extend their lead to 4-0. The first home run of the night for Diaz was a solo shot in the top of the fifth inning.
New Orleans Baby Cakes’ Isan Diaz Belts Two Home Runs against Nashville Sounds Thursday night. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds fall to New Orleans Baby Cakes late rally, 7-4
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds were tied with New Orleans in the eight inning when the Baby Cakes plated three runs to take a 7-win win Sunday afternoon at First Tennessee Park. The Sounds went 5-8 on the longest homestand of the season.
Nashville’s three-run bottom of the seventh staked them to a 4-3 lead. Trailing 3-1 entering the frame, the first five batters reached against New Orleans reliever Mike Kickham. Chase d’Arnaud doubled, Adam Moore walked and Tyler Depreta-Johnson doubled down the right field line to trim the deficit to 3-2.
Nashville Sounds close 13-Day Homestand with 7-4 Setback against New Orleans Baby Cakes. (Nashville Sounds)
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New Orleans Baby Cakes shutdown Nashville Sounds, 3-0
Nashville, TN – Nashville Sounds pitcher Tim Dillard threw well in tonight’s game versus the New Orleans Baby Cakes, but Baby Cakes’ pitcher Hector Noesi pitched a little better as the Sounds were shutout 3-0. Nashville was able to scratch across just four hits in the contest.
The game was scoreless until the top of the sixth inning when Isan Diaz hit a solo home run just right of the 403-foot sign in center field.
That would be the only mistake Dillard made in the night, finishing with a line of 6.0 innings, six hits, one earned run and five strikeouts. He threw just 75 pitches with 55 of those being strikes.
Nashville Sounds Gets Shutout by New Orleans Baby Cakes on Star Wars Night. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds rally late to beat New Orleans Baby Cakes, 6-5
Nashville, TN – Nashville Sounds Tyler Pill nails two-run double in the bottom of the seventh to give the team a 6-5 win over New Orleans Baby Cakes Friday night in front of a sellout crowd of 11,097 at First Tennessee Park.
Pill stepped to the plate with the Sounds trailing 5-4 and the bases loaded with two outs in the seventh. He bounced a ball perfectly in between two New Orleans infielders and hustled into second base as Delino DeShields and Eli White scored to give the Sounds a 6-5 lead.
Josh Fields took over for Kyle Bird in the top of the eighth and worked around a one-out hit batter to post a zero. Brett Martin took over for Fields in the ninth and worked around a pair of hits in the ninth to notch his first save of the season.
Sellout Crowd at First Tennessee Park watches Nashville Sounds Clip New Orleans Baby Cakes. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds shut out at New Orleans Baby Cakes, 2-0
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Metairie, LA – The Nashville Sounds were silenced Wednesday night as they fell to the New Orleans Baby Cakes 2-0 at the Shrine on Airline.
Making a spot start, Carlos Ramirez gave the Sounds all they could ask for. The right-hander went a career-long four innings in his first career start and blanked the Baby Cakes in those four frames. He yielded three hits on the night without walking anyone.
Offensively the Sounds had no answer for New Orleans’ Dillon Peters, who kept the Sounds’ batters off balance all night long. The southpaw collected a dozen punch outs to set a new career-high and retired the final ten batters he faced. The 12 strikeouts matched a New Orleans franchise record.
Nashville Sounds Blanked For 11th Time in 2018. (Nashville Sounds)
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Nashville Sounds score late to beat New Orleans Baby Cakes, 5-4
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Nashville, TN – Beau Taylor’s clutch base hit in the bottom of the eighth inning lifted the Nashville Sounds to a 5-4 win over the New Orleans Baby Cakes in front of 9,387 fans at First Tennessee Park Sunday night.
Taylor’s line drive single to left-center scored Anthony Garcia from third to snap a 4-4 deadlock. Garcia doubled with one out and moved to third on a wild pitch just moments before Taylor’s go-ahead single off New Orleans reliever Nick Wittgren.
Nashville closer Liam Hendriks had to wiggle out of a jam in the ninth to lock in the win. Chad Wallach started the inning with a single to right-center.
Nashville Sounds catcher Beau Taylor’s Go-Ahead Base Hit Helps Snap Four-Game Skid. (Nashville Sounds)
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