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Siena Baseball (10-21, 6-12 MAAC) fell 16–2 to Manhattan (12-19, 5-12 MAAC) Sunday at Clover Stadium, as a seven-run second inning proved too much to overcome. Manhattan piled up 17 hits and two home runs, breaking the game open early with a decisive offensive burst. A three-run triple from Ryan Lordier highlighted the inning, followed by run-scoring doubles from Colin Basehore and Andreaus Lewis to build a commanding lead. Siena answered in the third, when Vincent Venditti and Gavin Thorburn singled to set up Steven Ramirez's two-run double down the right field line. The Saints, however, were unable to sustain...