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TribeTown · 03-31-2025, 06:53 PM

World Series Game #1 – October 13 – Pittsburgh 7, Seattle 4

The series opened at PNC Park with Luis Flores taking the hill. It was a rough start for Flores, who surrendered a leadoff double to Yohendrick Pinango, walked Noel Marte and, after striking out Alexis Rocha, surrendered an RBI single to Luis Suisbel. Flores then walked Lupe Ramirez to load the bases. Flores came back to strike out Oneil Cruz and Derek Curiel to escape further damage.

Jackson Ferris (15-12, 3.51) got the start for the Mariners. A walk, a hit batsman, and a single by Drayk Bowen single loaded the bases for Jeremy Gumm in the bottom of the 2nd inning. Ferris struck out Gumm and Drew Romo, but Jimmy Stone delivered with a single through the left side to give the Pirates a 2-1 lead. Alejandro Olano walked to lead off the bottom of the 3rd and Alvaro Amezola reached on an error by 1B Cruz. After Jake Morrow and Carter Trice were retired, Bowen came through in clutch with a 2-run single to make it 4-1. Gumm followed with a 421 foot home run to RF to break the game open.

The Mariners got a run back in the 4th, but Flores pitched 5 solid innings while striking out 10. Amezola tripled to lead off the bottom of the 5th and scored on Morrow's RBI single.

Seattle mounted a rally in the 9th against Boston Kellner. The first 2 batters reached on a single and an error. Campbell Smithwick doubled into the RF corner to make it 7-3. Pinango grounded out 4-3 with a run scoring. Kellner struck out Marte and Rocha to end the game.

WP: L. Flores
LP: J. Ferris
Pittsburgh leads the series 1-0.

03-31-2025, 06:53 PM	#428
TribeTown All Star Reserve Join Date: Nov 2022 Location: Garrettsville, Ohio Posts: 593	World Series Game #1 – October 13 – Pittsburgh 7, Seattle 4 The series opened at PNC Park with Luis Flores taking the hill. It was a rough start for Flores, who surrendered a leadoff double to Yohendrick Pinango, walked Noel Marte and, after striking out Alexis Rocha, surrendered an RBI single to Luis Suisbel. Flores then walked Lupe Ramirez to load the bases. Flores came back to strike out Oneil Cruz and Derek Curiel to escape further damage. Jackson Ferris (15-12, 3.51) got the start for the Mariners. A walk, a hit batsman, and a single by Drayk Bowen single loaded the bases for Jeremy Gumm in the bottom of the 2nd inning. Ferris struck out Gumm and Drew Romo, but Jimmy Stone delivered with a single through the left side to give the Pirates a 2-1 lead. Alejandro Olano walked to lead off the bottom of the 3rd and Alvaro Amezola reached on an error by 1B Cruz. After Jake Morrow and Carter Trice were retired, Bowen came through in clutch with a 2-run single to make it 4-1. Gumm followed with a 421 foot home run to RF to break the game open. The Mariners got a run back in the 4th, but Flores pitched 5 solid innings while striking out 10. Amezola tripled to lead off the bottom of the 5th and scored on Morrow's RBI single. Seattle mounted a rally in the 9th against Boston Kellner. The first 2 batters reached on a single and an error. Campbell Smithwick doubled into the RF corner to make it 7-3. Pinango grounded out 4-3 with a run scoring. Kellner struck out Marte and Rocha to end the game. WP: L. Flores LP: J. Ferris Pittsburgh leads the series 1-0.