The Waterloo Bucks try to climb back into the Northwoods League’s North Division first half race when they open a six game road at Duluth. The Bucks are 9-11, four and a half games behind first place Rochester. Bucks manager Andy Haines says they need to find a way to put their pitching and hitting together at the same time. Haines remains confident his team can make a run at the division lead. He says they’re fortunate to still be in the mix, as the other teams haven’t been able to put them away.
