how? Seriously how?!

The St. Louis Cardinals faced a one-point lead against the Miami Marlins in the top of the ninth Wednesday night, but the Redbirds managed to take the lead with a two-run knockout of rookie Jordan Walker.

That excitement didn’t last long, however, and was completely extinguished after a terrible defensive error by the last pitcher. Jordan Hicks late in the inning. And besides looking ugly, Fish’s landing cost St. Louis the game. 10-9 home win At Lawn Depot Park.

Miami had runners on 1st and 2nd with one out before Joey Wendle came to bat. After a 1-2 count with Wendle, Hicks pitched the next pitch. 161 mph fastball That Wendle tapped in front of a Cardinals pitcher. With Yuri Gurriel and Garrett Hampson on the pitch, the only play Hicks could make with two outs was at first base.

But completely “what the hell?” Or rather, well above – and the ball entered the right field seat. Taking advantage of that, Gurriel and Hampson both started running punch after punch in the run, ultimately giving the Marlins an insane victory.

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if not @loanDepotpark Where then… you? pic.twitter.com/ft2hmWxyEN

— Miami Marlins (@Marlins) July 6, 2023

Sheer confusion.

My jaw dropped to the floor when I first saw this. I was in complete shock, and like I said, I am still in shock. I mean, don’t get me wrong, I’m incredibly happy that the Marlins won, but I can’t help but be surprised by the fact that they won like this. this. (Related: Painful! 17-minute delay in Orioles-Yankees game after cameraman stretches off the field after being jolted by bad throw)

I just don’t understand how they get paid nearly $2 million a year, It is a throwing that is done in such a situation. I’m just amazed, dude. I was really surprised. I have no other way to say it.

It’s a wild story, but I’m going to get my city’s glory anyway.

What a great victory! Let’s go eat some fish!