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You stay up. Did you watch the whole thing? Really? Really? A game in San Diego. You stayed up to watch a game in San Diego. You've never learned from watching these games in San Diego. Good morning to you. Good. Tuesday morning. I'm Dan Kavachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports, and this is Daily Shot of Pirates. It comes your way bright and early every weekday. If you're into football and or hockey, I also offer daily shots of Steelers and Penguins in the same place that you found this. Padres, two, Pirates, one, you know, the moment the ball

leaves Brian Reynolds' bat. No, no, no, no. I'm going to rewind here. The moment the pirates enter the

ninth inning, you know they're going to put up some kind of fight, even though they hadn't

scored at all through the first eight, because that's just how things go historically. I have no

idea why at Petco Park. So from there, of course, pirates get one run, guy on base, best hitters up, Brian Reynolds, laces one into right center.

Jackson Merrill, the Padre's wonderful rookie.

The kind of offensive guy the pirates never seem to be able to raise.

Gets close to it, sizes it up, decides he's going to go for the dive.

It's a gamble.

If he misses, pirates tie the game and Reynolds is either at second or probably third.

Instead, he comes up with it. Everybody, everybody at Petco

goes nuts. And you have a continuation right then and there of the strangest collapse I've ever

covered for this team. And I've got a few to pick from.

Pirates, of course, have now lost eight in a row.

They've lost ten of their last 11.

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