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Getting some solid contact in the second time through the order.
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Two big consecutive non-strikeout/pop out plate appearances. Now get a 2-out hit. And there it is from Narvaez!
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Wong with a big game today. Key to the offense so far.
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Maybe, just maybe Yelich is getting right in late-August.
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There’s the Woodruff we know. Great shutdown inning in the 4th.
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Great win. Comeback. Bullpen carries the load after Peralta leaves early. Capitalized on the Cardinals errors to overcome a mental error in the 10th and a poor strike zone. Continues the excellent road win-loss record. Great win. Hope the Peralta injury is minor.
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Urias, Wong, and Adames are the type of hitters you want to start the 10th. Need to push a couple runs across.
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I’d push for the 7th. But hang a crooked number up here and turn it over to the bullpen would be preferable.
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Back to back pop ups to end the inning. Shut that rally down, Burnes.
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Quick inning from Burnes in the 5th. Looks like he should be able to get through 7 innings with that pitch count; another quick inning could stretch that further.
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Top of the order. Getting late in the game. Time to put up a 5-spot against the Pirates bullpen.
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All this run support for Woodruff? Nice to see.
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Can’t realistically start a game much better. Just need Burnes to throw strikes and get some quick innings.
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You’d hope that Perdomo could put it together, but it just seems that he can’t get his 6’8” frame coordinated enough to have enough command at the major league level.
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Multiple 2-out RBIs: one of the best things to see from your offense.
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Just need one little flash of MVP Yelich right here. Or at least get a chance for Adames to hit.
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Taylor hasn't exactly been lighting it up lately. With JBJ and um, Yelich in the lineup, really no one else to waste an AB there. Hate to say it, but I would’ve considered leaving Taylor in the game and putting Strickland into the lineup in Yelich’s spot.
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I mean, he gets on base just fine. Might as well try it. Out of the starting nine for Game 2, Yelich seems to make the most sense. Counsell was likely picking from Yelich, Peterson, or Urias to bat leadoff: Yelich has the highest OBP of the three. Maybe he draws a couple walks and steals a base ahead of Adames, Narvaez, and Escobar.
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A little rocky in the final inning, but got the W. Go get the second one tonight.
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I thought that it would've been a good move at the trade deadline to pick up a closer, so that another "9th-inning guy" would be in the bullpen for days when Hader was unavailable. Apparently Stearns didn't find a trade that made sense in value.
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Wisdom reached on an infield single and advanced to second base on the throwing error by Peralta. He scored from second base on the ground rule double by Schwindel. Kinda. He scored from 3rd. He tagged on the fly the at bat before. Oh, right! Totally missed that when reading through the summary of plays.
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Wisdom reached on an infield single and advanced to second base on the throwing error by Peralta. He scored from second base on the ground rule double by Schwindel.
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Just one, says our terrible official scorer. It's not his fault, an error is never given when the ball isn't touched. Stupid rule though, yea. It’s not actually the rule. The issue is interpreting the Comment for Rule 9.12(a)(1) for official scorers. The relevant statements are below: It is not necessary that the fielder touch the ball to be charged with an error… The Official Scorer shall charge an outfielder with an error if such outfielder allows a fly ball to drop to the ground if, in the Official Scorer’s judgment, an outfielder at that position making ordinary effort would have caught such fly ball. Apparently, the official scorer believes that the play Garcia was attempting to make was more than “ordinary effort.” It seems that most of us wouldn’t agree. But that disagreement is over evaluating what level of effort would’ve been needed to make the catch. (Of course, taking a terrible route made the play look way more difficult than it should’ve been.)
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Choking up tonight’s game late would be a bad loss. Get the joy of facing a lefty starter (Brault) tomorrow in a day game. Even if he’s coming back from injury for a first start, that’s got the vibes of lousy results and a chance to lose the series to Pittsburgh. Find a way to pull out the win.
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Escobar robbed of the walkoff homer.