Pardinho sat down the Mud Monsters in order in the top of the third before Ottawa extended its advantage in the bottom half.

Steels connected on a solo home run to lead off the inning, making it 3-0.

Following the home run, Minaya issued a walk to Myles Smith before AJ Wright singled to put two baserunners aboard.

Nuñez then singled home Smith to make it 4-0 Ottawa.

A walk to Taylor Wright loaded the bases with no outs before Stokely lifted a sacrifice fly that recorded the first out while plating another run to extend the deficit to 5-0.

Minaya struck out Caleb Burr for out number two and worked a 2-2 count against Michael Fuhrman before uncorking a wild pitch that allowed Nuñez to cross and make it a 6-0 ballgame.

Minaya came back to strike out Fuhrman for the final out of the frame.

After Pardinho sat down the Mud Monsters 1-2-3 in the top of the fifth, Ottawa continued to find offensive success against Minaya in the bottom half.

With two outs, Stokely connected on a two-run home run to push the Titans’ advantage to seven runs at 8-1.

In the top of the sixth, the Titans turned to their bullpen, replacing Pardinho with right-hander Kevin Miranda.

Skinner singled to lead off the inning before Holt notched a two-out base hit to join him on the basepaths.

Despite putting two runners aboard, Mississippi was held scoreless and Ottawa maintained its 8-1 advantage.

Braden Forsyth took the ball for Mississippi in the bottom of the sixth, ending Minaya’s evening.

Minaya finished his start going 5.0 innings while allowing eight runs on eight hits and three walks while striking out five.

Ottawa loaded the bases with no outs after Fuhrman singled, Urbaez was hit by a pitch and Steels reached on an infield single.

Forsyth picked up the first out on an infield popup before issuing a bases-loaded walk to AJ Wright to push Ottawa’s advantage to 9-1.

An RBI groundout by Nuñez followed as the Titans reached double digits in the run column.

Taylor Wright then dribbled a ground ball to the left side that allowed him to reach first while another run crossed, making it 11-1 Titans.

After posting two scoreless innings in the seventh and eighth, Miranda remained on the mound to close things out in the ninth.

The right-hander picked up the first two outs before Paz collected his second hit of the evening to reach first.

Brown, who entered as a defensive replacement for Payne II in the bottom of the seventh, then stepped to the plate.

Hitless through the first five at-bats of his professional career and primarily serving as Mississippi’s catching coordinator, Brown took the second offering he saw from Miranda and drove it deep into the Ottawa night and over the left-field wall for a two-run home run.

Brown’s first professional hit was a home run.

The blast cut Ottawa’s advantage to 11-3 before Miranda regrouped to record the final out and close out the Titans’ game-four victory.