I want the joyful conclusion at the very beginning.

I can do that.

Tommy Fam had a walk-off single in the 11th inning,

and everybody was really happy and jumping up and down and all that other stuff.

But yeah, wow.

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this. Pirates 5, Yankees 4 in that 11th inning. Jack Swinsky was the Manfred runner, stole third,

and fam after having gone over his previous 19, singled into left to finally end the game.

And there it is.

That's all you want to hear, right?

That's it.

Everything is just oaky dokey.

Yeah, no, of course it isn't.

You're talking about a team that's off to a three and seven start that had its brains pretty much blown out in the previous two games against those Yankees that tried really, really hard, symbolically speaking, to hand a sweep to New York by handing New York three runs in the ninth inning to tie this one yesterday,

all after two outs.

I mean, there's not a thing that hasn't gone wrong for the pirates with the notable exception.

And I mean these in isolation, of Paul Skeins' two

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