The Sin City Titan's swept the Blue Titan's Sunday to win the first half of the league with timely hitting and a pitching staff that is the envy of the league. Sin City won the first game 3-2. Adam Sowell started the first game and earned the win striking out 9 in 6 innings of work. Titan's closer Jason Fronczak (1-0) earned his 3rd save of the season striking out the side in the 7th. The Titan's scored all of their runs in the 2nd inning with Adam Sowell leading the inning off with a base hit and then Steve Wright doubled him home, and then RBI hits by Tom Pulcini and Dillion Smith was all The Titans needed. With the title cliched, Sin City wanted to get all the pitchers some work. Chris Gschwender started and pitched two scorless innings and left leading 3-0 with a clutch 2 out hit by Tom Pulcini. Alex Murphy followed with two innings of work but was let down by the defence, giving up 3 runs, with just one of them earned. Leading 4-3 after a triple by Jason Fronczak and a wild pitch scored him, it was Garrett Blair's turn to get some work in and he was less than sharp giving up 3 runs in 1 inning of work. With the Titan's down 6-4 at this point it was time for Jason Fronczak to restore order. And that he did striking out 5 of the next eight batters giving the Titan's a chance to mount a come from behind Victory in the last inning. The inning started with a booming Home Run (That I don't think has landed yet) by Adam Sowell. Jason Fronczak followed with a single. With one out Adam Brown walked. Then with two outs Dillion Smith walked to load the bases for Greg Gianoulakis who has been in a major slump and quickly got two strikes on him. But just like hitting streaks, slump streaks end too. On an 0-2 pitch Greg doubled down the right field line to bring home the tying and go ahead run. Jason Fronczak closed the final inning out to give himself the win and The Titan's (10-2) their 8th staright win. The player of the game could go to any one including Tom Pulcini who had 4 hits in the double-header with the clutch two out hit or Adam Sowell who earned the win in the first game and the HR in the second game or Joe Keiser (.484) who had 3 hits in the double-header. But a guy who saves the first game and wins the second game has to get the props! Jason Fronczak player of the two games.