Wild pitch

And they seemed so unfocused and so unserious and so not sharp.

And whether it was sort of like the outfield play or the wild pitch and then sort of lollygagging to cover home or Wookiee not looking to steal third, even though it seemed like it was right.

They weren't sharp.

They weren't aggressive.

mean, the command was off from the start.

And once you throw 27 pitches in the first inning, it's going to be a long day for you.

Let's talk about the wild pitch.

Chris Rubick.

The ballgame is over as the Colt 45s have won it.

That pitch hit him the dirt, scored as a wild pitch.

It hit him the dirt, a wild pitch that walked batter Dave Roberts, but more importantly, it allowed Bob Lewis to come home from third with the winning run, and the Colt 45s have won the ballgame in the bottom half of the 10th inning.

They won the afternoon game by getting two runs in the bottom of the ninth.

They won tonight's night game on a wild pitch in the bottom half of the 10th inning thrown by Roger Craig.

And so in the bottom half of the 10th inning, two were out while the winning run was scored as a walk was drawn by Dave Roberts.

We'll be back in a moment with a final summary on totals.

Then when Roman Mejia grounded out to third, the break of the game came for the Houston Colt 45s, and Bob Lewis very alertly went over to third base on the throw to first base.

The one-one delivery.

And a wild pitch coming by the line of Boyer that came over! The Mets win it on a wild pitch by Paranowski.

So the Mets win it and get a split in the doubleheader.

Officially, it will be a wild pitch.

The bases were loaded, two men down, a count of one and one on Pitch for Two.

And a wild pitch by Paranowski enables Ken Boyer to come home with the winning run.

The Mets won the opener Friday night.

The Dodgers won yesterday and the first game today.

And we now have, with one out, a runner in second base.

A wild pitch towards the whitey, of course.

The ball in the dirt.

It hits the plate.

One out.

Single.

Wild pitch.

The two Cleveland pitchers tomorrow will be Bell and Hodgeman.

Ball was off the glove of Yeager.

It was kind of high and outside, and it's a wild pitch.

That sends Holtzman on to third.

So Messerschmitt has had no luck at all with Holtzman.

It's 2-0 to North.

Al Holtzman has helped himself with a double.

Went to third on the wild pitch and scored on the squeeze month.

Perfectly executed by Kapaneris.

And we now have, with one out, a runner in second base.

A wild pitch towards the whitey, of course.

The ball in the dirt.

It hits the plate.

One out.

Single.

Wild pitch.

The two Cleveland pitchers tomorrow will be Bell and Hodgeman.

All you're seeing, like, labels, like I said, like Next Plateau or, I mean, Tommy Boy, obviously, Profile Records.

Wild Pitch, Profile, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, Wild Pitch, all that shit.

So the independent, do-it-yourself label thing is popping off in New York, obviously.

You're seeing it.

Okay

... on Freehan, and there's a wild pitch.

Gets over the head of Torre, comes back, and Robinson scores.

And the pitch actually was a breaking ball that did absolutely nothing.

It was high and over Torre's head, and Torre leaped up into the air.

The ball bounced off his glove, but he had no chance, and it is scored as a wild pitch.

Well, Sandy almost cut loose with one of those, you'll recall, Tony, a little while ago, and it brought the oohs from the crowd.

Another breaking pitch that was way up high.

So the Mets move a runner into scoring position with two men out.

It is scored as a wild pitch.

Charged against Dick Hughes.

Ed Cranville moves out on deck now.

And Javier makes the catch for the out in fair territory.

The side is retired.

A running catch by Javier, the official scorer, has changed the scoring on the wild pitch to pass ball, by the way.

In the bottom half of the fifth inning, no runs are hit, no errors, and one left.