Ricky Romero

Now, of course, Andres ended up starting off that inning with that great slide with the foot.

Somehow he managed to avoid the – it was a great slide.

Reminder, guys, the monster's really close to second base.

It is.

And he got the – and the call gets overturned, so he gets there.

So already you're feeling a little bit of momentum.

And now all eyes shift to Myles Straw.

And can he advance –

Andres from second base to third base.

And you just watched him battle and battle and battle.

And I'm even going to correct myself.

Post game, I said it was 15 pitches.

It was 14 pitches, but it was such a great at bat.

I was like hyping him up, giving him even another pitch.

But you know you're going to see a lot of fastballs from Peyton Tolley.

Yeah.

And a lot of them, too, when you're looking at the pitches that he threw, a lot of them are kind of like in the middle rail of the strike zone.

But he's working in and out.

And you just see Straw go to work.

And he's battling and battling and looking to try to drive something the opposite way.