Stanford: The rain is back
By Alex Gyr - February 10, 2007
Four innings complete from Sunken Diamond, and here comes the rain. The umpires waited until the final out of the inning before signaling the rain delay. Stanford leads 6-1, behind a solid start from Nolan Gallagher and a three-run homer from freshman two-sport star Toby Gerhart.
It rained on and off for the first four innings, but in the last few minutes it has really started coming down, with no end in sight. So much for beautiful Northern Califonria weather.
Fresno State got on the board early, with a run in the first courtesy of a passed ball and a balk. Stanford answered back with a pair of unearned runs in the bottom of the first. With two outs second baseman Erik Wetzel couldn't hang on to a routine groundball, which allowed a run to come in from second. Austin Yount gave the Card the lead on the very next pitch, taking a fastball from Fresno State starter Brandon Miller to right field to score a run.
Stanford scored four runs in the bottom of the third, three of them coming on the Gerhart home run.
The crowd, which was sparse to begin with, looks even smaller as fans head for cover. The weather report is not good and we could be waiting for a while. I'll keep you up to date as the situation changes.
Posted by Alex Gyr at 06:45 PM on February 10, 2007
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