ST. PAUL — The St. Paul Saints scored the last two runs on a throwing error to secure a 4-2 win over the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks in American Association baseball Wednesday night at CHS Field.
Correlle Prime hit a sacrifice fly for the RedHawks, bringing home Brennan Metzger to tie the game at two in the sixth inning. A throwing error from Leobaldo Pina brought home the game's final two runs, lifting the Saints to the win.
F-M managed just four hits in the game, while Drew Ward cracked his 17th home run of the season. Bradin Hagens (4-3) allowed two runs off three hits in six innings pitched.
John Silviano led St. Paul (30-29) with a two-run homer, while Matt Solter (4-4) gave up just three hits through five innings on the mound.
The RedHawks (27-32) conclude the regular season against the Saints at 7:05 p.m. Thursday.
