Pirates' base running mistake costs them scoring chance against Brewers

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Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Pirates' base running mistake costs them scoring chance against Brewers
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In Tuesday's game against the Brewers, the Pirates failed to capitalize on a scoring opportunity in the fourth inning. With one out and runners on first and second, a ground ball deflected off Brewers' third baseman David Hamilton, leading to confusion on the basepaths. Third base coach Tony Beasley held runner Nick Gonzales at third, but runner Ryan O’Hearn was caught in a rundown and thrown out. The Pirates remained scoreless until the eighth inning, ultimately losing 5-1. Beasley accepted responsibility for the blunder, while Gonzales expressed frustration but did not blame his coach.

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  • Pirates had runners on first and second with one out in the fourth inning.
  • Beasley held Gonzales at third, leading to O’Hearn's out in a rundown.
  • Pirates scored their first run in the eighth inning from Brandon Lowe's home run.
  • Brewers capitalized on the base running error for a decisive win.
  • Misiorowski remains a strong contender for the National League Cy Young award.
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PITTSBURGH — Scoring chances are rare against Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski, the likely National League Cy Young winner who is […]

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