Dadson, Sanford help Titans to win

Brendon Dadson (Bowmanville, Ont.) went 1-for-3 with a walk and a run for the Ottawa Titans in their 10-4 win over the Empire State Greys on Sunday. Photo: Ottawa Titans

August 28, 2022

Official Ottawa Titans News Release

Ottawa, Ont. - The Ottawa Titans (52-38) completed a three-game sweep of the Empire State Greys on Sunday afternoon, taking the finale 10-4.

After a clean first from Jose Taveras, Greys lefty Franklyn Hernandez walked four of the first five he faced. The last of the five walks in the first led to the game's first run. Jason Dicochea followed suit with a sac fly, making it 2-0.

Willies Estrada belted his second homer of the series with a one-out solo shot in the second, cutting the deficit in half. Jackie Urbaez lifted a homer of his own for his 10th of the year, bringing home a Brendon Dadson (Bowmanville, Ont.) leadoff single to make it 4-1.

The Greys battled back to make it a one-run game in the fourth, as Estrada and Jordan Garr each had RBI hits.

Taveras would bow out of the contest after five innings, allowing three runs, on seven hits, walking three and striking out four. The righty ended up getting the victory, his first since July 8.

After a couple reached in the fifth, Jake Sanford (Cole Harbour, N.S.) jumped in on the action with an RBI single to right, scoring Liam McArthur. Two batters later, Dicochea brought home a pair with a two-run single to left.

Clay Fisher, who made multiple web gems behind Titans pitching on Sunday, got rewarded offensively with an RBI single in the sixth, making it 8-3.

For good measure, AJ Wright and Tyrus Greene pushed two more across in the seventh, making it 10-3.

Nelson Gonzalez retired all six he faced out of the bullpen before Grant Larson allowed a Trey Woosley triple to score in the eighth. Matt Terrones got through the ninth, securing the Titans' fifth-straight victory.

With an off-day on Monday, the Titans finish the home portion of the regular season with three against the Trois-Rivières Aigles starting Tuesday night at 6:30 p.m. from Ottawa Stadium.