Final score: Harrisburg 4, Trenton 1

Synopsis: Shaeffer Hall pitched well for seven innings, allowing three runs on eight hits and walk, but his offense couldn't back him up. Trenton's bats collected just eight hits, and only one extra-base knock.

Bright spots: First baseman Luke Murton had three hits, and Walter Ibarra rapped a double and a single. ... Hall threw 60 of his 87 pitches for strikes ... Kelvin Perez threw another scoreless inning, bumping his streak to 9 1/3 frames. Over that span he's allowed just three hits, walked five and fanned 10. ... The Thunder held Harrisburg's Jeff Kobernus, the EL's leader in hits, runs scored and stolen bases, to an 0-for-4 evening, just his third 0-fer in the last 10 games. ... Francisco Rondon, who has been wild since coming to Trenton, didn't walk a man.

Wet and wild: The forecast for tomorrow's series finale calls for heavy rain, putting the game in serious doubt. If it is played, Mike Ashmore will be covering for me, although I'll be at the ballpark. 

Picks to click: Here is Nick Peruffo's game story from Saturday. 

Flicks to click: Here is the Thunder's highlight package from Saturday