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Pirates Sweep Twins and Keep Proving They Can Bounce Back
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Pirates Sweep Twins and Keep Proving They Can Bounce Back
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The Pittsburgh Pirates completed the sweep of the Minnesota Twins with a 9-3 win, and Neil and Doug jumped on the NS9 Postgame Show to break it all down.
Braxton Ashcraft continued to look like one of the most important arms on this staff, Ryan O’Hearn picked up right where he left off, Nick Gonzales added a home run, and the Pirates once again showed the bounce-back ability that has defined this stretch of the season. The guys also discuss Carmen Mlodzinski landing on the restricted list, what it means for the rotation and bullpen, how the Pirates should handle Ashcraft’s workload, and why the lineup feels deeper with O’Hearn and Brandon Lowe taking pressure off the rest of the group.
The Pirates are now four games over .500, the vibes are high, and this team just took care of business against a club they needed to beat.
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