Game 25
Given their recent slump, the Cowboys suprisingly beat a team with a better record on the road, and the starter had an ERA above 8.00 going into the game. This time though, Callender goes 7 scoreless innings to get his 2nd win of the season, Orlando Torres has 2 doubles for the 2nd straight game, and Bobby Roldan has 3 hits, 3 RBI a double and a home run(his first).
Player Spotlight: Andres Garica
Hailing out of the Dominican Republic, Garcia is having a great start and was flirting with .400 earlier, and had a 16 game hit streak.
Game 26
The Cowboys secure the road series win in a 6-1 beating, Jessie Nielson wins his 2nd game of the season, going 7 innings and giving up 1 ER, Alex Carillo hits his 5th HR of the season, and Joel Andrews smacks 3 hits.
Game 27
Colorado Springs loses the final game of the series, but still gets a good pitching performance, as Josh Guersney goes 7 innings and only allows 2 runs.
Next 3 series: 3 vs. Clearwater(11-16) 3@Kent(9-18) 3@Wilminton(13-14)
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Game 28
In the final game of April, the Cowboys offence fails to get going in a 6-1 loss, and starter Hernandez gets rocked for 5 ER in 5 IP. Colorado Springs finishes April with a 12-16 record, better than what pundits had expected in the preseason prediction, but beneath where we'd like to be.
Game 29
The opposite result of game 1 of the series, the Cowboys win 6-1. Joel Andrews had 3 hits, including a 433 foot home run in the 8th inning. Lance Bunch went 5.2 innings, gave up 1 ER, and got his 2nd win of the season.
Game 30
Colorado Springs loses the rubber match of the 3 game series to Clearwater in a close 2-1 loss. Jeff Calender goes 6 innings and gives up 2 ER with 7 K's and 1 BB in an excellent start despite the loss. Tony Munos has 2 hits including a double.