ARTHUR L. MACK Special to the News-Sentinel Posted June 20, 2010 at 11:29 p.m. Hung-Wen Chen pitched six scoreless innings and Tony Thomas, who played solid at second base for the entire series, had a solo homer as the Smokies outlasted the Mobile BayBears 3-1 in the rubber game of their five-game series at Hank Aaron Stadium Sunday night. Chen (8-5) struck out five and allowed only five hits while not allowing a walk. He kept Mobile batters off base with a wide array of pitches. He also had strong help from the bullpen, with relievers Jake Muyco and Luke Sommer allowing three hits over 2 1/3 innings, and David Cales picking up his eighth save of the year as the Smokies ended the first half with a 42-27 record. "Chen's been solid all season, and he's used his fastball, changeup, and split-finger pitches very well," said Tennessee manager Bill Dancy. "He really pounds the strike zone, and when you look at his record, he's been outstanding. He's battled the opposing starters in is last three starts and kept us in the games." http://is.gd/cXzqQ --

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