The Chicago Dogs suffered an unfortunate 4-3 loss in their series opener against the Kansas City Monarchs at Impact Field on Friday evening.
Chicago controlled the game for the first eight innings. Starting pitcher Andres Diaz threw 7 ⅔ innings, allowing one earned run while striking out six. Chicago got on the board in the bottom of the fourth when Tyreque Reed drove in Jaxx Groshans with a single. Cooper Weiss followed with a sacrifice fly that drove in Zack Stokes. Reed made it 3-0 in the bottom of the sixth with another RBI single, this time driving in Stokes.
Kansas City rallied in the top of the eighth when a two-out pop fly was dropped by Gio DiGiacomo, allowing the first Kansas City run of the evening to score. Two more runs tied the game later that inning when a Grant Richardson single snuck under the glove of right fielder Stokes to make it 3-3. JD Davis drove in Richardson with an RBI single to give the Monarchs the lead. The Dogs did not respond and fell to Kansas City, 4-3.
Chicago will look to bounce back on Saturday, August 1. First pitch is set for 6 p.m.
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