After an almost two hour rain delayed game, the Lethbridge Bulls got an outstanding 18-2 win against the Okotoks Dawgs last night. Tonight the Bulls will once again face the Dawgs, but this time the Bulls are on the Dawgs territory. Can the Bulls make it two wins in row against the Dawgs?

The Bulls will play their last away game tonight in Okotoks and will back at home on Thursday July 22 to face the Swift Current Indians.

On Friday night the Lethbridge Bulls hosted the Moose Jaw Miller Express for a second night hoping to make up for the loss the night before. With the Bulls not being able to score any runs, Moose Jaw took home the win of 3-0. This loss brought the Bulls losing streak to five games.

The Bulls losing streak was finally broken after the Bulls won their game 5-1 on Saturday against the Edmonton Prospects. The next home game for the Bulls is Monday July 19^th against the Okotoks Dawgs.

The Lethbridge Bulls are on an unfortunate four game losing streak. After losing to Okotoks on Sunday with a final score of 8-2, the Bulls traveled to Medicine Hat to try to secure a win, but were unable to come through leaving the final score of Monday night’s game 9-4. Tuesday night the Bulls were at home playing another game against Medicine Hat, and after a long cold night of baseball the Bulls lost 15-14. Last night the Bulls were at home facing the Moose Jaw Miller Express and after a short 1:56 game the Bulls lost 3-2. The Bulls are playing at home tonight against Moose Jaw and tomorrow night against Edmonton.

The Lethbridge Bulls battled the Okotoks Dawgs three times in as many nights, with two very different results. The Bulls only win was sandwiched between two lopsided losses. What is leaving the players, coaches, as well as many fans confused is how they win and how they lose games. Watching the Bulls play Friday and watching them play Saturday was like watching two different teams. The team that played Friday was sloppy and prone to errors. However, if the Bulls are able to play the way they played on Saturday night, there are few teams in the league that can keep up to them.

This team looks like a team that is ready to take the next step. The players and coaching staff know that they can beat anyone in this league when they are playing at their best; it’s just a matter of crossing their T’s and dotting their I’s. Tonight the team is on Medicine Hat to take on the Mavericks, for their second last away game of the year.