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Episode 051 - Cadillac Cars vs. Lake City Loons - Captain Bender - Smells Like Rain
SummaryIn this episode of Northwoods Baseball Sleep Radio, the Cadillac Cars face off against the Lake City Loons at the picturesque Good Hue Field. The broadcast sets a relaxed, late-night atmosphere as the Cars look to break a difficult six-game losing streak against the Loons. The game begins as a pitchers' duel between the eccentric junk baller Beans Sorensen and the Loons' starter, Ben Torres. For the first three innings, both teams struggle to put runs on the board, with Torres keeping the Cars’ hitters largely at bay. The game shifts in the bottom of the fourth when the Loons break the scoreless tie with a two-run home run from Franklin Vega, followed by a series of hits and defensive miscues by the Cars, ultimately resulting in a five-run inning for Lake City. Tensions rise as the Cadillac manager disputes calls on the field, leading to the ejection of Sorensen. As the game enters the sixth inning with a 5-0 lead for the Loons, a light rain begins to fall, forcing a rain delay and concluding the broadcast for the evening.
Updated Jun 30, 2026
About This Episode
Wally and Phil are reporrting from Goodhue Field in Lake City, Minnesota. Once again, it is a *perfect* night for a balgame as the Lake City Loons host the Cadillac Cars of Cadillac, Michigan.
Cadillac manager Bud Powell is trying out a wild lineup to try to stop their 6 game skid.
And it's always a free-for-all when eccentric junk-baller "Beans" Soresnson takes the mound!
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