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Pinch hitter Harold Ramirez released a walk-off single on Friday night 10 times, beating Pittsburgh Pirates in St. Petersburg, Florida 4-3.
In the bottom of the 10th inning, Vidal Bruján stole 3rd base with 1 out. Ramirez got out of the bench and played against Brett Phillips, driving the Pirates' infield from Jerry Delos Santos (0-1) on a 1-0 pitch, achieving his third career walk-off RBI. ..
Pittsburgh is the promising first and third against Jason Adam (1-2), who was at the top of the inning and maintained 3-3 with two strikeouts around the foul out. Wasted the no-out situation.
In the first match at Tampa Bay, Luke Raley and Jonathan Aranda each had an RBI single. This is because the club produced only 7 hits, all singles.
Notched Homer from Michael Chavis (2 to 5), Diego Castillo, Hoy Park (2 to 4). Oneil Cruz was 2-4 in Pittsburgh.
Tampa Bay's Jeffrey Springs (6 innings) and Pittsburgh's Mitch Keller (5 innings) each made no decision after allowing three starts.
Left-handed Springs surrendered 7 hits and 3 solo homers, and Keller found a big early lead in the raise in the second frame of 3 runs.
Raise moved to 7-3 with additional innings and Pirates dropped to 2-3.
In the first match between the two teams in Florida since 2014, two newcomers to the raise led 2-0.
Rayleigh, who made her debut at the Los Angeles Dodgers last season after Josh Lowe took second base in a single, hit a base hit in Tampa Bay's first at-bat and won Rowe. did.
Aranda cut Keller's 0-2 curve ball into the right fielder at his first major league at-bat to win Rayleigh, who advanced to second place on a walk to the Taylor Walls.
When Keller fluttered slightly from the stretch, the wall rushed into the house and committed Balk to send a third run across the plate.
Fourth, Pittsburgh trimmed the lead into one by bending its muscles in a pair of solo home runs away from the Springs change-up. Chavis threw High Homer to the left, 8th on the 2-1 pitch, and after two batters, Castillo hit the belt in 9th at bat, providing Statcast's estimated 411-foot sixth deep shot. did.
Park tore the speed ball 411 feet to the right center for a second home run and closed the match with a fifth lead-off shot.
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