The Cotuit Kettleers finally broke a six‑game skid on Tuesday night, routing the Falmouth Commodores 8‑2 at a packed Cape Cod field.
Four runs exploded in the fourth inning, sparked by a sacrifice fly from Jayce Lee and a double from Issac Strugess, while an RBI single from Noah Coy added another run in the sixth.
The Kettleers’ pitchers responded with seven consecutive scoreless innings, a stretch that began with Adam Urban’s clean first three frames and continued through a disciplined bullpen effort.
Late‑Inning Surge
Cotuit padded the lead in the eighth, where Carter White delivered a sacrifice fly and A.J. Putty followed with a base hit that scored Brayden Jefferis, sealing the 8‑2 final.
The victory not only restores confidence in the Kettleers’ roster but also highlights the tight competition in the league as the season’s second half unfolds, with Falmouth now preparing to host Hyannis on Thursday at 6 p.m.