The Chattanooga Lookouts will need to do a better job of spacing out their runs moving forward.
Chattanooga lost to Huntsville for a fourth time in five games Monday night at AT&T Field, dropping a 3-2 decision before an announced crowd of 4,975. The Lookouts outscored the Stars 20-18 in the five-game set, largely because of their 8-0 victory in the first game of Sunday’s doubleheader.
“You look at this series, and things could have been completely reversed,” Lookouts manager Jody Reed said. “We allowed some things to happen, and you’ve got to be accountable for what you’re doing out on that field, but very easily things could be turned around. We’re a good ballclub, but we’re just a little snake-bit.
“A play here or a play there could have changed the outcome of two or three of those games.”
Robinson Diaz’s two-out single to left-center field off Greg Infante in the seventh inning scored Kentrail Davis and Brock Kjeldgaard to provide the difference for the Stars.