New delivery puts Hurley back in win column
Oklahoma starting pitcher Eric Hurley 's smile came easy as he high-fived his teammates as they entered the clubhouse after the RedHawks' 6-2 series-sweeping win over New Orleans at AT&T Bricktown Ballpark on Thursday afternoon.
Hurley (2-3) hadn't tasted victory since April 18. In between wins, he had pitched well, and not so well, at times. He scattered six hits over seven innings with three strikeouts Thursd...
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