Bryan Webb needed his team to respond.
The Rattlers pressed too much last week and let errors get the best of them, losing two games to New Braunfels. Webb reminded his players that mistakes happen in baseball and are survivable. But they had to shake it off.
It took the team an inning to do so on Tuesday, facing Smithson Valley on the road. San Marcos went scoreless in the top of the first, then surrendered five runs in the bottom of the frame. But the Rattlers did respond, outscoring the Knights in the final six innings and earning a chance to tie the game in a 7-5 loss.
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