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Oh, yeah, the pitching's back.

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Ah, yes.

I'm Zach Blackerbie.

He's Christian Row, the Auburn Roundtable.

Auburn Blast, Milwaukee, 8 to 1 to set up a win or go home scenario tomorrow at 5 o'clock central time.

Christian, that was what we were expecting.

Two pitchers, all you need, didn't expect it in that context.

Hetzler, oh my goodness, Cormier, oh my goodness.

The pitching is back, and that's what we needed tonight.

I was expecting to see a stack, not this type of stack in the regionals.

When we just go with two pitchers, we get Hetzler and Cormier kicking butt in this one.

Man, we talked about it on at the end of the first game today, said how cool it would be if either Marciana or Cormier comes in and shoves and just shows that confidence back. Cormier, what he did at the end of this game was so impressive. And what he just did in the last inning, too, we were talking. We were getting ready for the show. And he's like, he's going to break his career high. 62 pitches against Texas A&M in the

SEC tournament didn't happen because he got a four-pitched ninth inning to end this one,

only at 60 pitches. And then Hetzler, man, are you kidding me? Not only we did in this game,

but the game before, the three-innings save, this is some impressive stuff.

This gives you all the confidence to world you need to remind you that this is the best

pitching staff in the country.

If we get out of this hole that we've dug ourselves into and we win game seven tomorrow

and we move on to Supers and everything from this weekend is behind us, none of it matters

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