La Raza de Monterrey was curtailed his streak of six consecutive wins tonight after falling by a score of 12-8 to the Baltimore Blast.

The defeat puts the numbers of Monterrey in nine wins for six defeats, still occupied the top of the table in the MISL.

While Baltimore is located in six of seven lost cattle up to the third position overall.

LA RAZA started dominating the match, and Shawn David annotation were quickly up on the scoreboard.

Baltimore's draw came through Max Ferdinand and then the reaction of the race that goal by Alejandro Morales Monterrey, again placed the advantage, now four points to two.

Shortly before the end of the First Quarter, Max Ferdinand was present again on the scoreboard to tie the score at four points apiece.

Already in the Second Period, Jorge Durán Martínez received Genoni pass and scored the points five and six to LA RAZA, with the score at halftime indicated 6-4 friendly Mexican joint.

In the second half of the game, the team noticed Monterrey decentralized and made several defensive errors that were well used by Baltimore quickly tie the score and then gave it back.

In total there were six points scored by Baltimore in the third period without receiving the response from LA RAZA, note that the U.S. set the goal was not his goalkeeper Sagu, since it satisfied one game suspension due to the card red at the meeting was held in the city of Monterrey on 14 February.

The third quarter ended advantage of 10-6 to Baltimore.

Already at the end of the game, Max Ferdinand scored his third goal of the night and increased the advantage in favor of the Blast 12 points six times.

LA RAZA had a slight reaction when Victor Santibanez scored almost half of the fourth period, but the offensive Monterrey box went out and the score of 12-8 in favor of Baltimore remained until the end of the meeting.

LA RAZA travels tonight to Philadelphia, where on Saturday February 20 visit to the Kixx in the Liacouras Center from 18:00 (Monterrey time) looking to return to winning ways.

LA RAZA Photo / Hector Perez www.hectorperezphoto.com