Cable robs Padres of potential home run in bizarre finish to playoff loss to Brewers
First reported 4 Oct, 04:52 UTCUpdated 1h ago3 sources
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Ty France’s ninth-inning drive hits roof cable Brewers go on to win NLDS opener 3-2 Brewers manager Pat Murphy credited the team’s legendary late broadcaster Bob Uecker for an unlikely boost in the ninth inning to help preserve a 3-2 victory over visiting San Diego in the opener of their playoff series on Saturday…
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Ty France’s ninth-inning drive hits roof cable Brewers go on to win NLDS opener 3-2 Brewers manager Pat Murphy credited the team’s legendary late broadcaster Bob Uecker for an unlikely boost in the ninth inning to help preserve a 3-2 victory over visiting San Diego in the opener of their playoff series on Saturday…
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- Brewers hang on for thrilling win over Padres — thanks to help of their roof (opens New York Post in a new tab)
This was a tough way for the Padres to lose.
- Brewers take Game 1 of NLDS after a controversial call on sure-fire home run ball that hit the stadium roof (opens Fox News in a new tab)
William Contreras launched a go-ahead solo homer in the seventh inning as the Milwaukee Brewers edged the San Diego Padres 3-2 in NLDS Game 1.
- Cable robs Padres of potential home run in bizarre finish to playoff loss to Brewers (opens The Guardian in a new tab)
Ty France’s ninth-inning drive hits roof cable Brewers go on to win NLDS opener 3-2 Brewers manager Pat Murphy credited the team’s legendary late broadcaster Bob Uecker for an unlikely boost in the ninth inning to help preserve a 3-2 victory over visiting San Diego in the opener of their playoff series on Saturday…
