Pirates Walk-Off Win, Four-Game Streak

On April 5th, the Pittsburgh Pirates pulled off a 3-2 walk-off win over the Baltimore Orioles

in the bottom of the ninth, thanks to Nick Yorks.

Clutch single, that score Brian Reynolds.

It was pure drama as Reynolds doubled with one out against Ryan Helsley, who took the loss.

Baltimore intentionally walked Ryan O'Hern to face York, the pinch runner from the eighth.

Helsley fired a 99-mile-per-hour fastball that the Ump called a ball,

and with no challenges left after earlier misses, York lined the next.

Pitch over the left fielders head. Reynolds grabbed two of Pittsburgh's eight hits,

while Jake Mangum tied it in the eighth with an infield single.

Dennis Santana tossed a perfect ninth to set the stage.

Adley Rutchman had two hits for the Orioles, but Peter Lonzo went 0-4,

and is now hitless in his last 11-ad bats.

Pittsburgh rallied in the eighth on shaky Orioles' defense,

with heirs letting Marcel O'Zuna reach and York score the tying run.

Shane Bosch kept the pirates to one unearned run over five and two-thirds innings,

but Baltimore's glove were crumbled late.

Pirates now riding a four-game win streak, while the O's dropped four-five.

Series finale, Sunday Pitch chris Bassett against Brexon Ashcraft could be another banger.

I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to MLB News Today, AI-powered baseball coverage.