������Ƶ

Myles Bailey continues his excellent outing with a three-run homer in the seventh inning. Bailey is now 4-for-4 on the day with 5 RBIs. The Seminoles' lead is now six runs, giving them some insurance heading into the eighth inning.

Bailey Blast!! 💪

— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball)

McCladdie started the inning with a walk, but Joe Charles struck out Ciufo in the next AB. McCladdie then stole second base, but was called out after review. Charles then froze Cannarella to cap off the inning with another strikeout.

Cannarella hit one up the middle for a first-pitch single, then Paino mashed a homer over the left field for his ninth of the season. Priest then worked a walk, and Gaffney crushed another two-run shot to right center field.

Clemson cuts the lead to two runs as the Tigers claw back into this game.

NOT DONE YET!!! goes the other way for another two-run homer!

🚀 370 ft
💨 96 mph

T6 || CU 9, FSU 11

🖥

— Clemson Baseball (@ClemsonBaseball)

Lodise opened the half-inning with a single, but the Tigers turned a double play on the next AB. Myles Bailey followed that with a single, his third hit of the day to make him 3-for-3, but Fisher struck out swinging to end the inning. Now the Tigers will try to cut into the FSU lead some more in the sixth inning.

A two-out walk moved a runner into scoring position for the Seminoles, and Carns capitalized, dropping a single into center field to score FSU's 11th run of the game. The Seminoles stranded two runners in scoring position, but they got a run back to bump the lead up to six heading into the fifth inning.

A few singles and a bunch of walks for Clemson made this a brand new ballgame in the fourth. Gaffney got it started with a single, then Crighton and Jarrell added a couple hits to right field to score Gaffney. McCladdie hit another single to load the bases, then Ciufo was hit by a pitch to score the Tigers' second run.

The next AB, Jarrell scored on a wild pitch, and Cannarella worked a walk to load the bases back up. Chris Knier came in to replace Mendes on the mound, but he walked Paino to bring in another run. Payton Manca then replaced Knier to face Collin Priest.

Priest took a fourth-straight free pass to cut the deficit to five runs. Manca struck out Gaffney for the second out, and Listi popped up to end the inning, but the Tigers made a good dent in the Noles' lead.

Cannarella flied out on the first pitch, then Paino put together a great AB, but Mendes sat him down looking with a 92 mph fastball on the inside. Priest flied out to end the inning and keep the Seminoles' eight-run lead intact.

Drew Faurot and Chase Williams started the bottom of the inning with a pair of singles. With runners on the corners, Bell threw a wild pitch, letting Faurot score from third and Williams advance to second.

After a few pickoff attempts from Bell, Williams stole third, and Carns took a walk to get runners at the corners again with only one out. B.J. Bailey came to the mound to replace Bell with the Noles threatening.

Harrelson laid down a bunt to bring Williams home, but it resulted in a scary infield collision between Bailey and the second baseman, Dillard. Bailey stayed in the game, but McCladdie came in to 2B to replace Dillard.

Lodise took a walk to load the bases then Myles Bailey was hit by a pitch to score the Noles' fourth run. Fisher reached on a throwing error, scoring the fifth run. Nathan Dvorsky replaced Bailey on the mound for Clemson

Faurot took a walk, scoring another run, and Chase Williams singled to right center to bring home two more. Cmeyla then grounded out, finally ending the inning, but the damage had been done: SEVEN more runs for Florida State.

Alex Lodise ambushed Talan Bell, taking the first pitch deep over the left field wall to open the scoring.

Two batters later, Myles Bailey singled up the middle but was left stranded on first. Florida State takes an early lead in Game 3.

Lodi off the top of the scoreboard!! 🤯

— FSU Baseball (@FSUBaseball)