Ke’bryan Hayes and Andrew McCutchen each had two strokes and two products produced, and four Pittsburgh readers combined to allow only one round in 7 1/3 of sleeves and lead the pirates hosts to a 9-2 victory on New York dishes on Saturday evening.
The single of Rbi de Hayes at the bottom of the second led to the house Joey Bart, who also had two strokes, to highlight a round of three points and propelled Pittsburgh to his second victory in as many matches on the food, which have lost 12 of their last 15.
It was the second consecutive match that the pirates scored three or more points in the second round.
Pete Alonso from New York doubled with an out of Braxton Ashcraft in the fifth and scored on the simple of Brandon Nimmo to reduce the advance of pirates to 3-2. Nimmo has made two strokes and one point produced, and Alonso had two strokes to lead the dishes.
Pittsburgh opened the match at the bottom of the eighth with six points, highlighted by two points from McCutchen and Bryan Reynolds, who recorded his double double.
The game was interrupted by a late rain at the top of the second with the food leading 1-0 and with runners the first and the second with two withdrawals after Luis Torrens chose and Francisco Lindor walked.
The Pittsburgh Starter Bailey Falter made the first round of the dishes on a simple RBI by Juan Soto, and the left -hander did not return after the match resumed after one hour and 28 minutes.
Ashcraft (2-0) withdrew Mark comes to end the threat in the second. Ashcraft granted one point on five strokes, did not work and withdrew two in 2,2/3 innings.
LEVERS Dennis Santana, Caleb Ferguson and David Bednar combined for 4 2/3 sleeves aimlessly with a combined blow and two steps authorized with six stick withdrawals.
Oneil Cruz chose and stole the second base to light the second round of the pirates. He was the first of the five consecutive singles authorized by the food starter, Paul Blackburn (0-3), who was withdrawn after granting six strokes and not having recorded an outing in the second.
The Mets manager, Carlos Mendoza, was expelled at the bottom of the fourth round by the marble referee Roberto Ortiz after having competed in the canoe. Bench coach John Gibbons managed the rest of the match.
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