Chicago Dogs skid continues as pitching blows up early

For the third straight game, the Chicago Dogs lost to the red-hot Winnipeg Goldeyes, who have now won 11 straight. The Goldeyes won on Wednesday 14-5, and the Dogs will have to win Game 4 of the series to stave off a sweep.

Dominic Guzman had a rough start. His first two innings were great, however he couldn’t record an out in the third before being taken out of the game, as six Goldeyes came across to score on five hits and two walks. Guzman recorded just one strikeout in his outing.

Kelvan Pilot came in to relieve him and didn’t fare any better, allowing four more runs to score in the inning. He ended up recording five outs in total but allowed seven runs and did not record a strikeout. Max Charnin made his Dogs debut, going an inning and a third, striking out one and allowing one run on four hits. Grant Cherry had a great outing, twirling two scoreless, allowing one hit and two walks, recording one strikeout. J.C. Flowers also kept Winnipeg off the scoreboard in the eighth inning, striking out one in his perfect inning.