York fell behind early as Aaron Antonini continued his haunting of Revs pitching this series, opening the scoring with a double in the second inning off of Zach Neff.

Neff faced the minimum over his next six batters, but a Frank Schwindel single was followed by an opposite field home run by Ryan McBroom that just snuck over the right field wall, spotting Long Island an early 3-0 cushion in the fourth.

David Washington led off the bottom of the fourth sneaking a double inside the right field line. Two batters later, Jacob Rhinesmith put the Revs on the board poking a single to center field.

An inning later, Donovan Casey blasted a solo shot to right center field against reliever Justin Alintoff, his second home run in as many nights, which brought York within a run at 3-2.

Tom Sutera relieved Neff in the sixth but lost his 11-inning scoreless streak when Scott Kelly snuck a solo home run over the Arch Nemesis, putting the Ducks up 4-2. Nick Heath added another solo homer in the seventh, just over the outstretched glove of Casey who leapt into the wall in left center as the spread grew to 5-2.

After a pair of solid innings from Alintoff on the mound, the Ducks went to reliever Mack Lemieux. Rudy Martin Jr greeted him in rude fashion, blasting a solo home run to right field, bringing the Revs within 5-3. After Washington singled, Rhinesmith tripled off the wall in right field to make it a one-run game at 5-4.

Righty Al Alburquerque was quickly thrust into the game in relief, and Zander Wiel greeted him with a go-ahead two-run home run over the Nemesis, the 80th of his Atlantic League career. After a four-spot, York led 6-5.

Martin Jr added some big insurance in the bottom of the eighth, blasting yet another solo homer to right which extended the Revs lead to 7-5.

The Revs embark on a six-game road swing with the first of three at Southern Maryland on Friday at 7:05 p.m. Revs righty Michael Horrell faces Daryl Thompson in the opener. York fans can catch the action live on SportsRadio 98.9 FM & 1350 WOYK, 989woyk.com, The New WOYK app, and FloBaseball.TV beginning at 6:45 p.m.

Notes: York snaps just its sixth losing streak all season at two games; their longest streak remains just three games (twice). The Revs once again sit at 30 games over .500 with a 58-28 record. Casey now has a league-leading 96 RBI, moving past Carlos Franco (2022) for fifth most in a season in club history, just 11 shy of the single season franchise record of 107 set by Chris Nowak in 2012. Aaron Holiday fired a 1-2-3 eighth for his 13th scoreless outing in 14 appearances with York. Schulze’s save is his fifth in six tries. York came back from a pair of three-run deficits, returning the favor after Long Island pulled off a three-run comeback the night before. Martin Jr’s two-homer game is the second of his pro career (6/23/18 with Idaho Falls); he also stole his league-leading and Revs record 58th base of the season in the first inning. The Revs stole four bases, moving ahead of the 2000 Newark Bears for fourth-most by one team in a season in league history, now with 238 on the year.