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The Best in MLB: July 19, 2019
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‘The Best in MLB’ is a daily PSO original series showcasing the best highlights, facts, and stories going on in the land of Major League Baseball everyday.
Here is the best from July 19, 2019:
Perfect through 24 batters, Mike Leake’s bid for immortality was broken up with a base hit in the 9th. Leake still finished with a complete game shutout 1-hitter
#PorSiTeLoPerdiste: ¡Mike Leake coqueteó con un juego perfecto! #LosMarineros pic.twitter.com/Zp52eoS4Iu
— Marineros de Seattle (@LosMarineros) July 20, 2019
Related: Seattle Mariners Highlights
Giants get their 7th straight win after NYM makes 2 errors on the game-winning run
Never. Stop. Running. 😱 pic.twitter.com/kaUQ5PhSZ0
— MLB (@MLB) July 20, 2019
Related: San Francisco Giants Highlights
Josh Donaldson now has the most walk-off hits since 2013, 3 more than the 2nd place Bryce Harper
Game called due to rain. #walkoff pic.twitter.com/jx3rrkbPQq
— MLB (@MLB) July 20, 2019
Tonight the @Braves‘ Josh Donaldson notched the 11th walkoff hit of his career, all of which have come since 2013.
That’s three more than any other MLB player since the start of the 2013 season – next is Bryce Harper with eight.#ChopOn
— Stats By STATS (@StatsBySTATS) July 20, 2019
Related: Atlanta Braves Highlights
Related: Washington Nationals HighlightsThe @Nationals were down to their final out.
— MLB (@MLB) July 20, 2019
Then @Victor__Robles happened. pic.twitter.com/A1ashuYQFe
Down by 7 runs in the 6th inning, the St. Louis Cardinals scored a season-high 10 runs in the 6th inning giving the Reds their 2nd loss of the season when having a 7-run lead
All the judges give this inning a 🔟.
(MLB x @BudweiserUSA) pic.twitter.com/bEE8ktuGkD— MLB (@MLB) July 20, 2019
Related: St. Louis Cardinals Highlights
Astros went back-to-back-to-back and they were all absolute BOMBS pic.twitter.com/HfLGWNkPME
— Starting 9 (@Starting9) July 20, 2019
Longest @astros home runs recorded by @statcast since 2015:
474ft Yordan Alvarez < Tonight
473ft George Springer
469ft Carlos Correa
466ft Max Stassi
464ft Carlos Correa
Complete list: https://t.co/2pgOK3JYAA— Daren Willman (@darenw) July 20, 2019
Related: Houston Astros Highlights
Dan Vogelbach drilled 2 3-run homers as the 1st Mariner to compile multiple 6-RBI games in a season since A-Rod
4th inning: 3-run homer
5th inning: 3-run homer
Absolute unit. 💪 💪 pic.twitter.com/rhZVNCpHcx— MLB (@MLB) July 20, 2019
.@DanielVogelbach is the first @Mariners player with multiple 6 RBI games in a season since …@AROD in 2000. pic.twitter.com/mWIEjJCGC3
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) July 20, 2019
Related: Seattle Mariners Highlights
Edwin Encarnacion went full savage mode with his 12th career Grand Slam
The Bronx Zoo loves its parrot.
(MLB x @PapaJohns) pic.twitter.com/12sTUSIud9— MLB (@MLB) July 20, 2019
#Yankees Edwin Encarnacion hits his 12th career Grand Slam, 2nd most among active players (Pujols: 14)
— Sportsnet Stats (@SNstats) July 20, 2019
Related: New York Yankees Highlights
Vintage Verlander ringing up 12 Rangers like it’s nothing (He’s 36 years old)
Dirty dozen from @JustinVerlander tonight! 🔥#TakeItBack pic.twitter.com/oRPDq30den
— Houston Astros (@astros) July 20, 2019
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Yeli reclaims the home run lead with No. 35. pic.twitter.com/CPWRRFI9NS
— MLB (@MLB) July 20, 2019
Related: Milwaukee Brewers HighlightsThe past 365 days have been fairly kind to @ChristianYelich. pic.twitter.com/9wJ1npsCEX
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) July 18, 2019
New York Mets vs. San Francisco Giants
Related: Games of the Day
#PlayerOfTheDay Mike Leake came just 3 outs away from the 24th Perfect Game ever. He still finished with a fantastic 1-hitter shutout, a tremendous bounceback after the shortest start of his career just 5 days ago, also against LAA (0.2 IP, 4 ER, 8 H) https://t.co/8xviTuW9iw
— Pro Sports Outlook (@prosportoutlook) July 20, 2019
Related: Players of the Day
Josh Donaldson is Mr. Clutch
Tonight the @Braves‘ Josh Donaldson notched the 11th walkoff hit of his career, all of which have come since 2013.
That’s three more than any other MLB player since the start of the 2013 season – next is Bryce Harper with eight.#ChopOn— Stats By STATS (@StatsBySTATS) July 20, 2019
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