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Cats Down Miller Low Lites

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Sea Kittens (4-1-1) started slowly but rallied past Miller Low Lites (1-4-1) to wrap up MSSC Thursday night Summer regular-season play on a steamy summer night at  Bowman Park August 7.  The victory secured the #3 seed for the Cats in Summer League playoffs- which means a repeat matchup with the 6th-seeded Low Lites on August 14.  The winner will play the victor of Bat & Boujee vs. Foul Territory at 6:30 PM August 21.

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Kittens Answer the Bell, Escape The Hitmen

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For four innings Thursday night, The Hitmen (2-3-1) had Sea Kittens (3-1-1) backed into a dark corner of Bowman Park, but with a little luck, quick running, and a barrage of late hits the Kittens escaped with a thrilling 15-12 win.  It had been more than a decade since Sea Kittens last trailed by 6 or more runs at the end of the 4th inning and rallied to win– though two weeks ago these same

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Flashback Friday! Sea Kittens Rally with a Roar

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It’ll be a hot minute before Seamour can write about last night’s game- Spoiler:  IT WAS AWESOME.  And without saying more than that, it caused him to dig through the ol’ emails to see if there was a write up of a particular game in 2012.  Voila- enjoy.    Some of you were there, but if you were you may be too old to remember it clearly.  Still the only game in Kitten history where

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Cats Conquer Foul Territory

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Several player absences forced Sea Kittens into some novel defensive alignments in their matchup against Foul Territory last week, but in the end the defense shined and the Cats (2-1-1) breezed past Foul Territory (0-4) 18-5 at Bowman Park July 24. The Cats opened the contest a bit short-handed, as not all of the player absences were expected [let’s just get this out of the way; not like we’re going to give her grief about

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