Team commits season-high four errors in 6-3 loss

A team committed a season-high four errors in a 6-3 loss on Thursday at an opposing stadium. The errors came in multiple positions and included an outfielder's errant throw, a third baseman allowing a ground ball through his legs, a catcher's interference call, and a pickoff throw into center field.

Defensive miscues Four unearned runs scored as a direct result of the errors.

The opposing side took advantage of limited outfield experience when sending runners on shallow fly balls. A manager said after the game that the group did not take care of the ball at the level it had shown earlier in the season.

Outfield challenges With two regular outfielders sidelined, an infielder started in left field for the fifth time in eight games. The player said opposing teams have tested the lack of experience at the position. The same player made a running catch in deep left later in the game but could not prevent an earlier run from scoring on a short fly ball.