Box: Carolina 4, Lynchburg (Indians) 3 LHP Antoine Kelly stretched to 56 pitches (38 strikes) and a darn good line. Hillcats lose a heartbreaker as Carolina rallies late Via the "News and Advance" For eight innings Friday, Lynchburg pitchers confounded Carolina. Then the Mudcats bats came alive in the top of the ninth and a Lynchburg comeback bid in the bottom half fell short as the Mudcats snapped Lynchburg's four-game winning streak with a 4-3 victory at a steamy Bank of the James Stadium. Lynchburg starter Lenny Torres and reliever Zach Hart were sensational through eight. Torres threw five innings, gave up just two hits, walked one and struck out six over five innings. Hart didn't allow a hit and fanned four in three innings of work. But Carolina battered right-hander Serafino Brito in the ninth, tagging the Brooklyn native for four runs, all earned, on five hits across 2/3 of an inning. It was Brito's first appearance for Lynchburg this season. On Friday, Lynchburg took a 1-0 lead in the fourth off an RBI single by Johnathan Rodriguez and went up 2-0 in the seventh on a single to center by Andres Melendez, the former Brewer farmhand traded to the Indians for Mark Mathias. Carolina (45-31) hit Brito hard in the ninth, most notably receiving a run-scoring single from Micah Bello and a line-drive, two-run homer to left from Joey Wiemer. Lynchburg scored once in the ninth when Jhonkensy Noel entered as a pinch hitter and singled home Korey Holland. Lynchburg threatened to walk this one off against closer Cam Robinson, and put runners at first and second with one out. But Robinson struck out Yordys Valdes and Petey Halpin to end the game. Game 5 of the six-game series is scheduled for Saturday. *** If you're wondering why we don't have the Voice of the Mudcats Greg Young's Media Notes, Game Summary, etc., for this series, there is a very good reason. Congrats Greg! *** VIDEO Tweets from the sweet 9th inning via the Mudcats for this road game -- Bello! Wiemer! *** VIDEO Tweet via @BrewersPD: Ashton McGee HR (Thursday's game) By the way, good for the game -- Maura Sheridan - Director of Broadcasting and Media Relations. Maura is in her first year with the Lynchburg Hillcats. She will serve as the team's main play-by-play voice for the 2021 season. A native of Burlington, Vermont Maura studied Broadcast Journalism at Syracuse University, where she graduated in 2018. She started covering baseball in 2017 as a field reporter and play-by-play broadcaster in the Cape Cod League. She spent her first professional season in baseball as a Broadcast and Media Relations Assistant for the Fayetteville Woodpeckers (Houston Astros). In the off-season, Maura serves as the voice of University of Vermont Men’s Hockey. Maura enjoys watching movies, rooting for Boston sports teams, listening to podcasts, and reading in her free time.