The Scorecard ·
Seattle Mariners at Pittsburgh Pirates
George Kirby bent for nine hits but never broke, and Cole Young's seventh-inning swing decided it.
Seattle Mariners at Pittsburgh Pirates
Seattle Mariners
Pittsburgh Pirates
The hit chart
Where every ball landed17 of 18 hits located — 1 the stringer didn’t place (a bunt, an infield chop). We draw what we can see. Coordinates are the game’s own, from the same feed the engine reads.
Reading the marks · no black boxes
Home plate: Hunter Wendelstedt · Blue Notes for this game → · his road to the plate →
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Were you there? The keepsake edition — print it, frame it →
George Kirby gave up nine hits in six innings and still left with the game tied, because the one run that was earned was the only one Pittsburgh could turn into anything. Cal Raleigh's home run in the fourth came on an 0-2 slider at 88.2 mph — the kind of count where a hitter usually protects. Cole Young's two-run shot in the seventh, on an 80.8 mph sweeper, is what separated the teams. Andrés Muñoz needed sixteen pitches to strike out the side in the ninth. Pittsburgh left nine on base and lost by one.
Collect this game
The players who decided it — a door to each one’s cards. The scorecard stays a clean record; the shopping lives here.
- Cal RaleighHome runCards →
- Cole YoungHome runCards →
- Marcell Ozuna1 RBICards →
- George KirbyWinCards →
- Luke RaleyRun scoredCards →
- Brandon LoweRun scoredCards →
- Endy RodríguezRun scoredCards →
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