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Chattanooga Lookouts rout Tennessee Smokies to end losing streak

Chattanooga Lookouts first baseman Mitch Nay, left, and outfielder Ibandel Isabel smile after scoring on a double by third baseman Gavin LaValley during Friday night's game against the Tennessee Smokies at AT&T Field.
Chattanooga Lookouts first baseman Mitch Nay, left, and outfielder Ibandel Isabel smile after scoring on a double by third baseman Gavin LaValley during Friday night's game against the Tennessee Smokies at AT&T Field. Chattanooga Lookouts first baseman Mitch Nay, left, and outfielder Ibandel Isabel smile after scoring on a double by third baseman Gavin LaValley during Friday night's game against the Tennessee Smokies at AT&T Field.

By Staff Report 2 min read

Scoring runs hadn’t been much of a problem for the Chattanooga Lookouts this week.

Getting wins had been.

The Lookouts checked both boxes against the Tennessee Smokies on Friday night at AT&T Field, winning 10-1 to snap a four-game losing streak in which they had scored at least five runs three times and lost by more than two runs only once.

Chattanooga trailed 1-0 after 2 1/2 innings and led just 3-1 after 5 1/2 on Friday, but a four-run sixth stretched out the advantage and a three-run eighth extinguished any lingering rally hopes for the Smokies.

Mitch Nay’s RBI single made it 1-all with two outs in the bottom of the third – the Smokies led on Jared Young’s sacrifice fly in the top half – and then Gavin LaValley followed Ibandel Isabel’s single with a line-drive double to left to score Nay and Isabel.