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check out. Brewers 9, Pirates

3, and a great big

regression to the mean. Last

night in Milwaukee,

Andrew Heaney got clubbed around again.

Second straight start for that.

Chaste after four plus, six runs,

three home runs.

Not much else that occurred.

The evening mattered until the seventh inning.

When with a runner aboard, O'Neill Cruz bounced to third and then ultimately into a five, six, three double play that was executed way too easily because about two-thirds of the way up the line.

He really just stopped, almost worked himself into a standing straight-up position.

And this coming on the heels of the bizarre sequence the other night in Pittsburgh against the Rangers

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