Chorba walks it off for Mercyhurst for the second straight game
The Mercyhurst baseball team erased a 5-0 deficit to comeback and defeat Maryland-Eastern Shore 7-6 on Saturday.
Eric Chroba won the game for the Lakers with his second straight walk off hit, an RBI single, after hitting a walk-off home run on Friday.
The Lakers took the second game of the double header 10-4 to complete the series sweep.
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