At bat

But that, too, along with Brolio's pitching, goes down the drain.

Final results count, and the Dodgers won this one here 3 to 1.

Now, tomorrow night, we'll be on the air at the same time.

It's 7.45,

I think it was like a 78 to 80 mile an hour pitch compared to a 93 to 95 mile an hour fastball so i just assume curveball uh but i don't know maybe it's some kind of weird hybrid you know i really don't know um but he got dawson bryce to strike out looking got nolan suza to strike out swinging uh hit manny marin and then picked him off and it wasn't actually manny marin that was running the bases was actually christian turner who came in to run for him which is typically how these things go if you get hit by a pitch you stay and hit someone else goes and runs for you Christian Turner was running for Manny Marin, and then he got picked off.

So robbed him of an A.B. there.

And so that was how Lance Alexander's inning went.

And I think it's very telling that they threw him.

And then Holland steals a base, and I didn't get a good look at whether or not it was like he could have held him on better.

I imagine that was probably the case, but he ends up stealing a base, getting to second.

So you've got Nolan Traeger at the plate, who had an opposite field single in his first A.B.

In this A.B., hits a ground ball to the second baseman, and you heard the entire dugout.

It is low in the dirt and knocked down by the catcher.

A.B. State's first three.

no score after one half inning.

Grant Jackson pitching for the Phillies.

He was still attacking batters the way that he was, but he just really failed to miss bats and not to mention more to the right-handed hitters shall we say because again there was 10 hits from the giants in this game he gave up seven of them and i believe six of them were two right-handed hitters and we'll see if any adjustments are made we know that he loves to attack hitters but they just got to him in this game and that was basically what happened out of the gate raphael devers second batter of the game gets his third home run of this series.

Christian Koss has a pair of home runs in back-to-back ABs against Zach Thornton right before he went out.

And that was basically all of the scoring for the Giants in those first six runs that they scored were all two home runs by Devers and two by Christian Koss.

Now, sandwiched in between that, I do want to point out Before we get into more Thornton, A.J. Ewing gave the Mets the lead for, you know, a split second there in that bottom of the second, getting his eighth home run of the year, his first since the All-Star break.

Something that we have started to see a lot with this team and what's going on at MEZ.

But something we have really, really been starting to see a lot with Francisco Alvarez is the low leverage home runs.

And then the next day in these big spots, he's just completely coming up short and not giving you competitive ABs whatsoever.

The first game, he gives you two solo home runs, both in the low leverage, and then in the second game of the series, he comes up here, he strikes out three times in that second game, but he comes up there in that seventh inning before Brett Beatty drew that bases-loaded walk.

I think he needs that final 16, I think it's 16 games, that final 16-game stretch there heading into the postseason to kind of be Aaron Judge.

And I know Aaron Judge says he doesn't want to waste that Bats in AAA, and I don't think Aaron Judge needs to waste that Bats in AAA.

Let him...

My dog just turned the TV on.

IT WAS THE BOTTOM OF THE NINTH INNING.

THE OLD TIMER WAS AT BAT.

HE HAD TWO STRIKES AGAINST HIM, THE BOTTOM OF THE NINTH.

THE BALL CAME ACROSS THE PLATE, BIG AND SOFT.