In a disappointing performance, the Alabama Crimson Tide fell to the Birmingham Blazers with a score of 11-2 at Sewell-Thomas Field. The Blazers capitalized on Alabama's defensive struggles, scoring seven runs in the first inning alone, largely due to five errors committed by the Tide. Freshman pitcher Luke Smyers had a rough outing, failing to retire a single batter before being replaced. Despite a brief offensive spark from Johnny Lemm, who hit a 408-foot home run, Alabama was unable to recover from the early deficit. The Tide's struggles at the plate continued, recording only five hits and leaving six runners on base. This loss marks Alabama's 2-6 record in their last eight games, highlighting their recent difficulties. Looking ahead, Alabama will face the Tennessee Volunteers in an upcoming series, hoping to turn their fortunes around.