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Offense dominates Day 3 of LLWS
- Updated: August 20, 2016
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Day 3 of the Little League World Series saw Mexico and Rhode Island, both of which scored just two runs in their games on Thursday, avenge their opening-round losses with dominant offensive performances.
Saturday, Aug. 20
Game 10
New England 8, Northwest 0
The Rhode Island Little Leaguers threatened to score nearly as soon as they stepped up to the plate, loading the bases with a double sandwiched between a pair of walks. Oregon escaped that jam unscathed, but the same could not be said for the bottom of the second, when Rhode Island plated two. It wasn’t until the bottom of the fourth, though, that the home team truly put the game away, as manager Kenny Rix’s son, also Kenny, drilled a three-run homer to left to cap a four-run frame. While he didn’t have strikeout stuff, pitcher Colin Lemieux held his Oregon opponents scoreless in his four innings of …
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