Baseball | Tahko and KiPa leveled their quarter-final series

Men’s In the second matches of the Superpesis quarterfinals on Sunday, we saw two series of matches that were tied. Hyvinkää Tahko, who lost in Kouvola on Saturday, made up for their loss by taking a 1–0 home win over Kouvola Ballonlöji (5–5, 4–1).

A place in the semi-finals is secured with three wins. The third quarterfinals will be played on Tuesday.

“We played a good match. The performance of the second episode was really intact. We did the basics more carefully than in the first meeting”, comments Tahko’s joker Juha Korhonen.

Tahko, who led by two runs in the middle of the opening period, leveled the period with the equalizer in the last inning Juha Niemen when going home Kalle-Tapio Huuskon in the case of two fires. Jokeri Niemi scored four of the home team’s runs in the opening period, Eero Kuitunen brought two.

From copra Ossi Meriläinen and Janne Kivipelto scored two runs on a man, Juho Hacklin and Tommi Mäentaus brought two.

Tahko’s game-winning run was scored by the man in the home run department Santtu Patovabut the final nails in Kopla’s coffin at the end of the second episode were hammered Eero Kuitunen and Miikka Matikka.

Tahko’s awardees were Niemi, who hit five runs (7 home runs/10 attempts) and third baseman Patova (3/6).

The ones who scored two runs on their home field last season stood out from the KPL Patrik Vartama (4/10) and second guard Matti Latvala (4/6).

Regular season eighth-placed Kiteen Pallo tied the wins against Vimpelin Veto, who entered the playoffs from the top spot, to 1–1. There were 985 spectators at the beach field at a temperature of 16 degrees to witness the home victory 2–1 (7–5, 0–2, 1–0).

Veto led the opening inning twice by two runs until the hosts Samu-Kalle Varonen cleared the start (1+3) in the third inning starter, putting KiPa in the lead 6–4.

Joker Jukka-Pekka Vainionpää guaranteed Vedo the victory of the second period when he took home Olli Heikkalan and Jere Saukon.

The super innings ended Samu Vainikainen when going home Elmeri Purmonen in a leveling one fire situation.

KiPa’s heroes were header Varonen (7/10) and Purmonen (7/10), who in addition to two scored runs, also homered once.

Vainionpää, who scored six runs (7/10) and wildcard Saukko (6/7), who brought two runs, stood out from the bet.

To Kempele Kiri lost to Manse PP, the second runner-up in the regular season, for the second time, when Sarkkiranta saw the final scores 0–2 (3–7, 0–2).

Mansen’s winning run in the opening inning was scored by a tying two-run hitter in the second inning Leevi Lehto. Strangers Juha Puhtimäki and Perttu Ruuska scored twice before the break.

In the second period, the hosts were kept in check twice Timo Torpan brought home by Ruuska.

In favor of Kiris there were smokers Markus Keski-Petäjä (2/5) and a joker who hit a run from his second home position Tommi Piirainen (2/3).

Mansen’s main roles were Ruuska (6/6) and Kopper, who reached 100% take-home efficiency Henri Puputti (3/9).

Joensuu Maila shocked Sotkamo’s Jymy already in the opening match in Hiuka, but the home win in Mehtimäki was a complete reset 2–0 (2–0, 6–0). JoMa was ahead by no less than 15–4 even in the three-point situations of the match.

JoMan Konsta Piironen brought in a run in the opening period Iiro Kuosan and by Patrik Wahlsten repatriated.

JoMa’s number one tip Konsta Kettunen sivalsi an empty field in the second period of the kunnar in both the first and third innings. The other four runs were wild cards Juho Toivolan handwriting.

JoMa’s biggest heroes were Kettunen (10/13) and Toivola (6/12), who recorded three runs scored, in addition to their colleagues (2+0).

Jymy’s fighters were second best Iivari Vihanto (6/8) and changer joker Ville Viita (5/7).

The head of the cloth It would seem that the batting era of Superpesis is coming to an end in this 12-season run.

KaMa, who had only three wins in the regular season, lost to Koskenkorva Urheilijoi for the second time, so in order to even qualify for their place in the league, the team from Satakunta would have to win the next three matches against Imajoki.

On Sunday, KaMa lost 0–1 (2–2, 1–5). The next match will be played on Wednesday in Koskenkorva.

The opening period tied for the guests in the third innings Ville-Veikko Ollin repatriated Jere Dahlström. Lauri Vuollo and Jaakko Erkkilä the runs scored by Dahlström in the first inning of the second period also brought the people from Korval.

KaMa’s successful players were the catcher Sami-Jukka Korvola (2/7) and second tip changer Arttu Vilander (4/7).

From Ilmajoki Jokerit Dahlström (7/9) and Petteri Kortelainen (3/5) hit three runs to a man with good power.