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Pirates finally score five … but fall on brewers

Pirates finally score five … but fall on brewers

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Pittsburgh – The good news: the Pittsburgh pirates avoided writing history. After completing the MLB record with four or less in 26 intraimized games, they finally achieved five runs to avoid the record.

The bad news: You lost 8-5 to the Brewers in PNC Park on Thursday evening.

How we got there

Christian Yelich met a three-run Homerun against Mike Burrows (0-1), who started his first start to the season.

The pirates (17-38) left the bases invited with no one in the lower edge of the first, but only managed one run on a Joey Bart Double Spielball.

The Brewers (25-26) brought the run back to the left directly into the second top of the solo home from Joey Ortiz.

At the bottom of fourth place, Spencer Horwitz switched a solo homer to the right field for his first Pirate Homerun.

Yelich met his second homer of the game at the head of the sixth, a solo home in front of Isaac Mattson, to bring the Brewers 5-2.

ISIAH Kiner-Falefa and Oneil Cruz brought two doubles in the sixth to bring the pirates within two.

Milwaukee replied with three Runs from Chase Shugart in eighth place to blind the game.

Bryan Reynolds doubled home the fourth run of the pirates in the ninth game and Horwitz brought her hard -capable fifth with a groundout.

Key moment

The pirates had already scored in the top of the sixth goal and had runners at the corners for Bryan Reynolds, who had safely reached the base in each of his first three record fungi. After a 1-hour and 50-minute delay, Reynolds, who was the potential go-aahead run, excluded Carlos Rodriguez.

Star of the game

Christian Yelich recorded the 11th Multi-Home Run game of his career and his first September 22, 2023 against the Marlins.

Remarkable services

  • Mike Burrows: 5.0 Innerings, four goals, four runs, two walks, three strikes, 77 parking spaces/49 strikes
  • Spencer Horwitz: 2 for 4, a Homerun, two RBIs, a run
  • Onil Cruz: 1 for 3, a double, an RBI, two runs, two walks
  • Bryan Reynolds: 2 for 3, two doubles, an RBI, a walk
  • Andrew McCutchen: 1 for 2, one run, three walks

Stat knowing

The pirates are the only team in this century that scored at least 25 games in a row to achieve four or fewer runs. The last team that played 26 games in such a series were the California angels from 1969.

Remarkable

  • The last time the pirates scored at least five runs in one game was a 9: 3 victory against the Angels on April 22.
    The pirates have not had three victories since their win from four in a row from September 8th to 11th in the past season.
  • RHP Mike Burrows was called back from Triple-A Indianapolis on Wednesday. In a corresponding movement, the pirates RHP Carmen Mlodzinski optioned.

Next on

  • RHP Paul Slenes (3-5, 2.44 ERA) starts on Thursday evening for the pirates in the second game of the series. Hell Be Opperary Brewers RhP Freddy Peralta (5-3, 2.59 ERA). First pitch 6.40 p.m. et.

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