Seeing Yohanse Morel for the second time in the series after the Ottawa starter opened game two with 2.0 scoreless innings, the Mississippi offense continued to be stifled by the right-hander early as the Mud Monsters were retired in order in the top of the first.

Campbell took the mound for Mississippi coming off his previous start at Trustmark Park against the Washington Wild Things in which he struck out a season-high eight batters.

The southpaw needed just seven pitches to retire the Titans in order in the bottom of the first.

Mississippi picked up its first baserunner after Travis Holt was hit by a pitch from Morel in the top of the second, but the Mud Monsters were held scoreless.

Ottawa led off the bottom half with back-to-back singles by Rainer Nuñez and Caleb Burr before Myles Smith doubled home Nuñez to open the scoring and give the Titans a 1-0 lead.

A walk to Thomas Ferroggiaro loaded the bases, but Mitsuki Fukuda grounded into a clutch inning-ending double play.

Holt fielded the ball at third and threw home to Tevis Payne II, who fired to first baseman AJ Fritz to complete the twin killing and allow Campbell to escape having surrendered only one run.

Ottawa put traffic on the basepaths in the bottom of the third after Jackie Urbaez reached on an error before Campbell issued a one-out walk.

Nuñez followed with his second hit of the evening, serving a ball the opposite way into right field.

Urbaez attempted to score from second on the play, but Paz fired a throw home to Payne II, who applied the tag for the second out.

Campbell followed with his first strikeout of the evening to end the inning and keep Mississippi’s advantage at 5-1.

Dominic Puccetti emerged from the Ottawa bullpen to replace Vilchez in the top of the fourth and retired the side in order.

Campbell did the same in the bottom half, sitting down the Titans 1-2-3 for the second time in his outing.

Mississippi faced the fourth different Ottawa pitcher in the top of the seventh as Heitor Tokar took the mound.

Skinner greeted the right-hander with a leadoff double for his second hit of the evening, marking his 36th multi-hit game of the season.

One batter later with one out, Fritz singled to put runners on the corners.

Larry then collected his third RBI of the evening with an infield single to score Skinner and restore Mississippi’s five-run advantage at 7-2.

The Mud Monsters turned to their bullpen in the bottom of the seventh with Hunter Belton entering in relief.

Campbell finished his evening with a quality start, going 6.0 innings while allowing two runs on nine hits and three walks while striking out four.

Christian Scafidi became the fifth pitcher used by Ottawa in the top of the ninth and retired the Mud Monsters in order.

Three outs away from securing their second victory of the series, Mississippi kept Belton on the mound for the bottom half.

Belton walked Urbaez to begin the inning before recording the first out.

AJ Wright followed with a double to put both himself and Urbaez in scoring position.

Nuñez then collected his fourth hit of the evening, a two-run single that scored both runners and trimmed Mississippi’s advantage to 7-4.

A flyout to right followed for the second out, putting the Mud Monsters one out away.

Smith kept Ottawa alive with a single before Stokely drove home Nuñez with another base hit to suddenly make it a 7-5 ballgame.

With the tying runs aboard, Ottawa called upon pinch-hitter Taylor Wright.

Belton regrouped and struck out Wright for the final out, locking down the save and securing Mississippi’s second victory in Canada with a 7-5 final.