While the Bats may have swept the final doubleheader of the season, the Royals ended on a high note, hitting 5 home runs on the day and scoring a combined 15 runs on 26 hits.

Game 1 was much like the first meeting between the 2 teams, with the Royals holding the lead into the 7th inning before the Bats league-leading offense came through.  Kyle Tanaka pitched 5 innings, allowing 5 runs on 7 hits and 2 walks, striking out 3.  Jake Romo pitched a perfect 6th before the Bats hit around in the 7th.  In total, he allowed 9 earned over 3 innings on 10 hits and 4 walks, striking out 1.  Offensively, Zeke Guzman led the way with 3 hits and 4 rbis, including 2 home runs from the left side (he's normally a right-handed batter.)  Mike Miller also had 3 hits, while both Michael Citro and Jake Romo hit home runs in the loss.

Game 2 started sloppy on defense.  Mike Miller took the hill and went 3 innings, allowing only 1 earned (but 6 total runs) on 6 hits and 1 walk, striking out 1.  Rookie hurler Luc Bassi came in next and looked great for not playing organized ball in a decade.  He went 4 innings, allowing 9 earned on 8 hits and 7 walks (many on full counts), striking out 1.  Veteran Luis Valencia finished the last inning, allowing 2 runs on 3 hits and 1 strikeout.  Offensively, it was Jake Romo's game.  He went 2 for 3 with a double and a grand slam, knocking in 6 runs.  Miller, Guzman, Citro and Valencia each had 2 hits in the loss.