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41-year-old Charlie Morton has gotten
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off to a miserable start for the
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Orioles, but he has really bounced back
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the last month. His first nine starts
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was 0 and7 with an erra almost 10. His
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last seven starts after he went to the
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bullpen. He's 5-0 with an erra under
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three.
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Brandon NMO leads off first pitch by
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Morton. Hit on the ground toward the
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middle of the diamond and that's going
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to sneak through for a base hit on the
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very first pitch of the game. And that's
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how Brandon NMO's 1,000th major league
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game begins.
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Lindor walks and the Mets have first and
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second. Nobody out. And Juan Sodto
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coming up.
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And that one goes off the mid of
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Stallins to the back stop. And on the
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pass ball, the Mets have runners at
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second and third.
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Another breaking ball. Morton gets him.
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One out for Alonzo.
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There it is. There's a curveball on 3-2.
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And after the Mets put two in scoring
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position, Morton strikes out one. Sodto
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and Petalonzo. And now he's got a chance
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to get through the inning. And a
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breaking ball is popped up. Vasquez back
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from short with the early call. Luis
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Vasquez makes the catch. Boy, second and
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third, nobody out against Sodto Alonzo
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and Winker. That's some Houdini stuff.
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David Peterson is coming off a really
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good start last time out against
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Milwaukee after a couple of rough ones.
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He really bounced back and pitched a big
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game.
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Jackson Holiday. And here's a young
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lefthander, Ben, who's really started to
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look more and more comfortable against
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lefties of late.
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Slider in and Holiday punches it up the
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middle. So, it wasn't a fast ball, but
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Peterson threw it in Jackson's sweet
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spot. So, quickly there are two out
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after the leadoff hit by Holiday.
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Tyler O'Neal the cleanup man for game
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one. And he pops up a first pitch
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curveball. Lonzo into foul ground right
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to the railing. reaches and he got it.
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Had just enough webbing to pull it in.
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Nicely done by Alonzo and it winds up
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being a six pitch inning for Peterson.
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Francisco Drew walk his first time up.
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That's line the other way. A base hit
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for Lindor.
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Sodto chops one slowly. Holiday comes in
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to get it and bobles it and makes the
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backhand flip. Not in time.
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Sodto just able to beat that play. He
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was half stepping it to first base. And
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boy, if Sodto had to have been out, that
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was very close.
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That would have been a not a good
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visual. Now you got Pete to deal with.
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Oh, two.
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Fast ball to short. Vasquez on a knee.
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Vasquez bounces it to first. It's time.
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What a play. That is so good right
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there. What a play by the shortstop
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Vasquez.
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Here's Jacob Stallings. And Stallings
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goes down swinging on the back foot
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slider. And there's the first strike out
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of the day for Peterson. So he's now in
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the top 10 among men lefties. His 552nd
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career strikeout. Here's Jackson Holiday
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with a base hit. His first time up and
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two coming. Swing and a foul tip. Held
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on to by Torren for strike three. So
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backto-back strikeouts for Peterson to
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end the third. Mark Vientos is batting
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for Jesse Winker in the DH spot. Winker,
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who just came back on Tuesday from more
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than two months on the injured list with
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an oblique injury, is out of the game
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after one at bat.
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And Ventos looks like the right choice
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is pitch hitter, but Lauriano takes it
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away just shy of the wall and left.
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We're told back tightness for Jesse
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Winker and that's why he came out after
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one of Jordan Westber the batter.
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Oh, swinging a line drive base hit left
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field. There you go. And here's Ramon
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Lauraniano.
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Little looper over Batty's head. He goes
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back. Can't get it. Base hit. Around
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second comes Westber who's going to fire
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for third. The throw by Taylor on a hop
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and he is out. Tyrone Taylor guns him
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down. Tyrone charging that ball extra
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hard going to his glove side and then
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spinning and firing a strike on one hop
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to third base.
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And now a two away. Loriano stands at
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third base.
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That's drilled to left. On comes NMO and
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he makes the catch. A bullet off the bat
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of Aras and NMO going into a slide and
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making the grab to get Peterson through
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the fourth. Batty leads off in the fifth
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against Charlie Morton. 3-2 to Batty.
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Two high. Ball four. This time the Mets
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have had the leadoff man on since the
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first inning.
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He's going curve ball for a strike. The
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throw to second is not in time and
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Batty's got a stolen base. Two and two
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to Taylor and that's rifled down the
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right field line. That's going to go
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into the corner for extra bases. By
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score the first run of the game, Taylor
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stops at second base with an RBI double.
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Tyrone Taylor in the depths of a slump.
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Drives one the other way to get the
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first run of the game home. It's one-
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nothing New York. Just his third hit in
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his last 43 at bats. And it snapped at 0
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for 17 for Taylor. Elindor is coming up
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in the air to left. Lauriano settles
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under it, makes the catch, and Taylor
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retreats to second on out number two.
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They have decided to walk Sodto.
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Well, it gives Alonzo an opportunity
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with two out and two on. And Pete's been
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big in this situation.
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Well, it looks like he's going to get a
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righty out here as Alonzo flies to
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right. So, the Mets get a run. Ran two
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more. They've left six now. Facing the
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lefty Cowser and a fast ball got him
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looking. Third strike out for Peterson.
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Cowser was not looking for the fast.
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Kobe Mayo the righty.
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Two coming on the outside corner. Got
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him looking. Second call. Third strike
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in the inning for Peterson. Mark Bentos
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up for the second time. Gets that
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breaking ball and lines it into left
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center for a base hit. Cut off deep by
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Lauriano. Bentos going to try for
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second. Lauraniano's got a great arm.
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Bentos is safe at second base. So
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Vietentos after hitting the ball solidly
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his first time out this time finds the
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gap and he's got himself a leadoff
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double.
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Mauricio who's grounded out and fly out.
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Two two.
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There you go.
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Finally the good hook.
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Ren's been up twice. Grounded out both
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times.
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Looped into left by Ten. Lauraniano
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slides into it. Another fantastic play
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from Lauraniano. Got the lefty up in the
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bullpen, but it looks like they're
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leaving Morton in to face Matty.
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Another 3-2 breaking ball. You see
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good enough for Jansen Biscanti strikes
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on and Morton strands another runner at
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second.
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David Peterson with 64 pitches. Deals to
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Jacob Stalin.
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There's a base knock.
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How about that?
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Now Jackson Holidayiday is going to see
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David Pearson for the third time.
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And a weak cut right in front of the
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plate. Torren goes to second. gets the
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out there.
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Nice.
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Nicely done by Torren.
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So Westber will bat left on right.
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Holiday a much bigger lead on the snap
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throw. He got him.
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Oh, Peterson led that perfectly. Holiday
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after one throw over took an extra step
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and a half on his lead at Peterson guns
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him down. That's his third pickoff of
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the year, the 18th of his career.
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Holiday got a little frisky on his lead.
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Out to right center. Taylor back in the
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gap with Sodto and Taylor makes the
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catch and then rams into Sodto who was
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preparing to catch it as well. Fortunate
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that Tyrone was able to hang on. Sodto
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got it right in the chops. Now David
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Peterson is the only Met in the last
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month. Only Met starter to throw a pitch
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in the seventh inning or at least get an
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out in the seventh inning. And here he
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is again in the seventh. And O'Neal goes
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down swinging on the curve ball. Two men
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down. So two out and nobody on. And now
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Ramon Rias. Now he's 0 and two on Aras
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and he struck him half. Wow. Threw a
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fast ball by him. Six strikeouts for
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Peterson and he's through seven
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scoreless innings. Now the Mets try and
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get him some cushion. Leading one-
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nothing as we start the eighth. Grant
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Wolram starts his second inning of
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relief facing Sodto who's 0 for two with
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an intentional walk.
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Wow. How about that? How about that?
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Grant Wolram just took out Juan Sodto.
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as Wol from peers in delivers and a
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swing and a miss. Curve ball gets the
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polar bear with two out and now Vientos
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and he loops that one behind second
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that's going to fall for a base hit. So
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now Mauricio will bat right-handed for
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the first time today. Ronnie's just two
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for 17 as a right-hand batter.
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Struck out Mauricio.
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Three strikeouts in the inning. Mark the
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moon Grant Wolf. Now David Peterson out
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for the eighth inning. Colton Cowser
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first man to face Peterson in the bottom
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of the eighth inning.
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Hey, Cowzer shoots a ball past third.
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It's a leadoff base hit. That's going to
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be all for Peterson. So David got one
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batter in the eighth inning and he's
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pulled after 90 pitches. And Brian
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Stannic will come on in relief. And as
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expected, Tony Vanselino goes right to
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his left-handed bench and he'll send up
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Gunnar Henderson to bat for Luis
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Vasquez.
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Henderson to deep right field. Sodto
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gives it a look, but only a look.
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Orioles lead and a pitch. Gunnar
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Henderson off the bench onto the flag
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court. That's Gunnar Hender shot is what
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that is cuz that was a moon ball right
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there, folks. Tony Manelino pushing all
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the right buttons for the Orioles.
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Brings it Henderson a two-run shot. And
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here in the eighth inning, the Orioles a
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two to one lead.
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Well, her goes to second, one out.
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Orioles would love one more on the
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scoreboard right here.
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Pickoff throw at second is late on ball
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four. And here's Jordan Westbird. 3-2
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inside. Another walk. That's three in
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the inning.
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And a golden opportunity here for the
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Orioles to add on. Don't need a base hit
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to score a run. The sackfly works.
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First pitch line to right. Sodto
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retreats, makes the play. O'Harn tags
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from third. Holiday tags from second.
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Sacrifice fly by Lauraniano. It's a
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three-run eight and a 3-1 lead. O'Neal
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takes it high. Ball four and the bases
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once again are loaded. Fourth walk of
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the inning. And that's going to be the
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end of the line for Ryan Stanning. And
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Austin Warren will come in and try and
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mop it up. Maria's got jammed and popped
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it up on the infield and Alonzo takes
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charge of it to retire the side. It's
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now 3-1 as Felix Bautista takes over the
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night.
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Time to turn them clocks back to
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mountain time. Felix Bautista making his
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34th appearance of the of the year
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looking for save number 18.
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Well, two terrific at bats by Torren and
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Batty. But the Mets are down to their
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final out with Jeff McNeel coming up the
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pitch.
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In the air to left, Colton Cowser, who
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led off the eighth inning rally with a
10:58
single, ends the game in a 3-1 win for
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the Orioles
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through choppy waters. Smooth sailing in
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the ninth on Yacht Rock Day. 3-1 final.
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