The Quebec Capitales were forced to go to the extra inning, but they found a way to beat the Titans 6-5, Sunday afternoon, in Ottawa.

The men of manager Patrick Scalabrini thus swept the series of three games against the Ottawa team and signed a 12th victory in a row.

This time, Jonathan Lacroix played the heroes offensively in the 10th inning. The Quebecer managed a sacrifice ball which allowed Jeffry Parra to step on the plate.

Back on defense, the “Caps” did the job and Ian Codina took the opportunity to get his first save of the season. The victory was added to the record of the one who preceded him on the mound, Samuel Adames (4-3).

Also noteworthy is T.J. White's batting performance. The first baseman hit two home runs, including a grand slam in the third inning.

The Capitals were in control of the game until their rivals' sixth round at bat. In this one, the Titans came within two points. Two kicks later, outfielder Jason Dicochea doubled for two and tied the game.

The members of the Veille Capitale formation will now benefit from a break of a few days, before returning to action on Friday evening. For the occasion, the Shaumburg Boomers will be at Stade Canac. This will be the first duel in a series of three.