Still not convinced that the Pirates are cursed at Miller Park? Wait until you hear how they lost today.
Ian Snell threw well–scoreless ball through six innings (despite throwing a ton of pitches). The problem came in the seventh in a 0-0 game, when his 0-2 pitch was hit out of the yard by Milwaukee pitcher [...]
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