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Baycats look to snap three-game skid

By: Marco Vigliotti

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The Barrie Baycats are hoping some time at home wakes up their bats.

The Baycats return to the diamond on Saturday to take on Brantford Red Sox, hoping to snap a three-game losing streak. Over that span, the Baycats (7-9) only brought in nine runs while allowing 21.

The skid has seen the defending IBL champs fall to seventh place in the nine-team league.

Brantford (3-14) sits dead last in the league, four games behind the Baycats.

Saturday’s game at Barrie’s Athletic Kulture Stadium is set for 4:05 p.m.

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Marco Vigliotti
Marco Vigliotti
Marco Vigliotti is the editor-in-chief of iPolitics. He's been writing about federal politics on-and-off since 2015. In addition to his work with iPolitics, he's a regular guest on CBC Radio. He's worked as a journalist in three different provinces, and previously served as the city editor for the Ottawa Citizen.

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