Sci-Fi Giants Heriot Ramos suffers from bad mistakes

San Francisco Giants Outfielder Heriot Ramos made a strange baserunning mistake in a 3-1 defeat to the Pittsburgh Pirates on Tuesday night.

Matt Chapman There was Ramos in 2 base and wlyily adames in 1 base at the bottom of the first inning. Pirates pitcher Bailey Falter appeared on the mound for Chapman.

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Home plate referees are called the infield fly rule, which is used to prevent defensive teams from intentionally dropping pop-ups in the hopes of turning double plays. Naturally, Ramos and Adams would have stayed on base, and the next batter was on his feet.

Instead, Pirates’ three-base handed Kebrian Hayes dropped the ball in front of him, leaving Ramos a bit careless. Ramos was captured in the second, too many chases, and Hayes threw the ball to Nick Gonzalez, achieving a fast-thinking double play.

Ramos called it “mental error” after the game, NBC Sports Bay Area.

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“I tried to do too much and thought too much. I’ve ruined it. That’s the only thing I can say about it. It’s going on a lot. I’m trying to get better every day, better every day, better every day. I’m trying to work on that.

“I don’t want to ruin it. I don’t know what to do. All I do is work every day and try to fix it all.”

It was such a game giant Because they only got two hits throughout the game. Falter only allowed two hits and one run. The Pirates bullpen did the job to shut down the Giants’ attacks and win the game.

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Pirates shortstop Riover Peguero and catcher Joey Burt contributed to the RBI with victory.

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