a long, slow,

soggy,

tough night or day

at the stadium Sunday.

Two out,

two on,

76, Miami, O2 pitch here to J.C. Ascarra. Bender deals, breaking ball, swing on and miss, struck him out, and that's the ball game. And yes, that was the ball game. Dave Sims with the final out here on the Fannie Pinch hit in that spot and comes up empty with your guy,

Jazz Chisholm Jr., on base representing the tying run. Marlins beat the Yankee 7-6s. He gave you Edwards with an RBI double. No, he didn't pinch hit. He pinch struck out. That's true. That's basically what he did. That is true. Two-run single in the eighth, proved to be the difference in this game. Graham Pauley, a two-run single as well.

Here was Max Freed, fighting through six and a third in turn. Two-run single in the eighth proved to be the difference in this game. Graham Pauley, a two-run single as well.

Here was Max Fried fighting through six and a third in terms of what his start was like.

You try to do whatever you can, whether it's a certain pitch that helps you get back into rhythm.

But, you know, unfortunately, it was in rhythm, out of rhythm, and I didn't do a good enough job and

that's uh that's a frustrating part especially when the offense comes back everybody should be so

lucky that six and two thirds of three run ball is not a good enough job Jake bird went in

a he didn't do so good he hit a guy he walked a guy he gave up a double here was bird

it's not a good day, but going to be better moving forward and try not to let this happen

again.

And then remember on Saturday, I'm sure you guys discussed it, maybe you didn't.

You had the Jazz Chisholm play at second base.

Yep.

The infield single.

Here was Chisholm addressing that yesterday.

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