Matusz’s first inning (updated)
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March 24, 2010 2:57 pm
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Brian Matusz gave up two runs and three hits in the first inning to fall behind, 2-0, to the Minnesota Twins.
The good news: He struck out the side.
Ben Revere took a strike and doubled over the head of left fielder Felix Pie. Nick Punto struck out looking with the count full, but Michael Cuddyer singled to right-center field to score Revere.
Jason Kubel followed with an RBI double to the left-center field fence on Matusz’s 16th pitch.
He was getting hit hard. These weren’t…Brian Matusz gave up two runs and three hits in the first inning to fall behind, 2-0, to the Minnesota Twins.
The good news: He struck out the side.
Ben Revere took a strike and doubled over the head of left fielder Felix Pie. Nick Punto struck out looking with the count full, but Michael Cuddyer singled to right-center field to score Revere.
Jason Kubel followed with an RBI double to the left-center field fence on Matusz’s 16th pitch.
He was getting hit hard. These weren’t cheapies.
Matusz recovered to get a called third strike on Brendan Harris, and Jacque Jones went down swinging with the count full.
Matusz threw 26 pitches, 17 for strikes.
Punto took a 2-2 fastball that appeared to catch the outer half of the plate, but umpire Bill Welke didn’t think so. Punto took another one and was punched out.
Matusz threw a curveball to Punto that the Twins’ third baseman fouled off. It also crossed up catcher Craig Tatum, who made a quick visit to the mound.
Update: Felix Pie opened the bottom of the first with a sharp single to right field. Adam Jones struck out, Miguel Tejada was robbed on a diving grab by second baseman Luke Hughes, and Luke Scott flied to left with the count full..
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