He needed just 100 pitches to go the distance, including 22 pitches to retire the final six batters in order.
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After needing eight pitches to get Smoak, Green needed nine pitches to get Melvin Upton Jr. to strike out looking at a 94 mph fastball.
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" Or in the words used so often by Murphy, Long said Johnson was "trying to take his A swing now instead of guiding pitches to left or guiding pitches to center.
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"Get pitches to hit and don't miss them," Harrison said.
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Jurickson Profar walked on four pitches to start the inning.
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Cole needed 212 pitches to get through his two innings.
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He has used just 24 pitches to get six outs.
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Hellickson needed 108 pitches to complete five innings of work.
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Using his secondary pitches to make the fastball even better.
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I got a couple of good pitches to hit tonight.
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Cleveland needed just two pitches to take an early lead.
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Hill Correspondent, Reid Wilson, discusses their pitches to Iowa voters.
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Jose Martinez walked on five pitches to load the bases.
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Still, Dalla Betta is now sending out pitches to publications.
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You need to call pitches to get guys out with.
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So, instead, target your pitches to an audience who will.
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Allen has need just 17 pitches to record five outs.
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Brandon Finnegan needed 22 pitches to get through the first.
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We probably got some pitches to hit that we just missed.
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Barnes fanned Ronny Rodriguez on three pitches to escape the jam.
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Cole lasted just two innings, needing 55 pitches to do so.
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"We got good pitches to hit," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
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I need to make better pitches to get the out there.
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Accordingly, the candidates have begun honing their pitches to city voters.
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He threw 93 pitches to improve his career-high win total.
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Ottavino walked Corey Seager on five pitches to open the ninth.
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It took Gsellman 36 pitches to get through the first inning.
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Eickhoff (6-11) needed 90 pitches to get through five innings.
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Sabathia only needed two pitches to retire Correa on a soft popup.
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Lately, it has become a hot topic in pitches to limited partners.
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He walked Ryan Zimmerman on seven pitches to lead off the inning.
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Cesar Hernandez then struck out on three pitches to end the threat.
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The White House hopefuls are making last-ditch pitches to their supporters.
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In the end, DeSclafani needed 36 pitches to get through the frame.
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Grilli struck out Stanton on three straight pitches to end the game.
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He used three pitches to end the eighth inning on two groundouts.
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More important, it took him 71 pitches to get through three innings.
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It took Sabathia 46 pitches to get through the first two innings.
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Colome required just nine pitches to retire the side in the ninth.
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"Howie is getting some pitches to hit," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.
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Ad-supported downloadable content is only one of Hulu's pitches to advertisers.
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When they get the lead, they can hunt some pitches to hit.
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But he needed just three more pitches to strike out Robbie Grossman.
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Happ recorded only eight outs and needed 84 pitches to do it.
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But it will take more than sales pitches to solve the problem.
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Some, like Judge, took a college coach to toss pitches to him.
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At Thanksgiving, publishers begin to submit pitches to the panel to read.
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Colome struck out Shin Soo-Choo on three pitches to end the inning.
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"He was yanking some pitches to the glove side," manager John Farrell said.
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"Get pitches to hit and don't miss them," said Harrison, a Cincinnati native.
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Gausman needed 25 pitches to get through the top of the first inning.
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"He made big pitches to get out of innings," manager Craig Counsell said.
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Usually I'm on the receiving end of these pitches to post junk content.
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Greinke needed just eight pitches to cruise through a 1-2-63 inning.
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This time, Shoemaker was not as dominant, but made enough pitches to win.
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His first two pitches to Omar Infante were strikes clocked at 100 mph.
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However, needed 683 pitches to last long enough to qualify for the win.
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Pinch hitter Niko Goodrum walked on four pitches to push across another run.
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Danny Duffy struck out Ian Desmond on three pitches to end the threat.
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Cities across America scrambled to make their pitches to host Amazon's second headquarters.
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Tillerson's pitches to State Department employees abroad appeared to be a concerted effort.
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But their pitches to the Labour membership were not confined to Brexit alone.
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He needed only eight pitches to work a 1-27-23 eighth inning.
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You're not going to get too many pitches to hit off that guy.
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He needed 101 pitches to complete five innings, but allowed just one run.
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Her brand's hashtag #womenwhowork often accompanies pitches to buy her satchels and clothes.
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He threw 19 pitches to seven hitters and lost his third straight start.
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He struck out six and walked four, needing 110 pitches to get through.
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Missed with a couple of, what I thought, borderline pitches to (Yasmani) Grandal.
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"The Dodgers' starter took 11 pitches to retire the first hitter," James explained.
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Both have thrived with a baffling assortment of pitches to summon in a jam.
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He walked three and fanned three while needing 111 pitches to get through six.
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Minnesota's Lance Lynn (03-4) needed a whopping 82 pitches to negotiate three innings.
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What are three things that turn you off when an entrepreneur pitches to you?
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They were sitting on some good pitches and picked some good pitches to hit.
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Fulmer then needed nine pitches to finish the sixth before Shane Greene took over.
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I felt there were some more pitches to hit tonight that I fouled off.
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"We got a lead, but Tyler couldn't make pitches to keep it," Scioscia said.
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He threw just 21 pitches to get the first nine outs of the game.
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He needed 26 pitches to get through the first, but settled in after that.
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He needed just two pitches to retire George Springer on a grounder to third.
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Pineda did so, striking out Brad Miller on four pitches to end the inning.
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"He is getting really good pitches to hit," teammate Daniel Murphy said of Rendon.
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Kelly hit Randal Grichuk and Kevin Pillar with pitches to force in the tying run.
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"We got pitches to hit and we didn't miss them," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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He fired 7043 pitches to get a 1-2-3 bottom half of the inning.
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Minnesota closer Kevin Jepsen struck out Chris Iannetta on five pitches to thwart the rally.
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Iglesias promptly walked Kris Bryant on four pitches and needed six pitches to retire Rizzo.
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"He's seeing the ball better and identifying good pitches to hit," said manager Bryan Price.
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He struggled most of the afternoon, needing 97 pitches to get through the five innings.
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There are new calls to make and pitches to massage, given many audiences' deep reservations.
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Candidates are making their final pitches to voters, and their events are even more packed.
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They spent time with TechCrunch staff to hone their pitches to a crisp six minutes.
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Perhaps even more impressive is that he only needed 105 pitches to complete the task.
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He had allowed eight two-strike pitches to be fouled off before Lindor's home run.
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He needed only 98 pitches to do it, while walking two and striking out 10.
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Mr. Trott certainly has a long list of accomplishments to cite in pitches to investors.
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Gray needed 28 pitches to get out of the first inning before he settled down.
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With the bases clear, Clevinger needed just three pitches to strike out Javier Baez looking.
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"He made some good pitches to get out of that," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Walks are valuable, of course, but a better eye also means better pitches to hit.
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Kelly entered and walked Gardner on four pitches to draw the Yankees within 4-1.
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Supporters of each candidate were quick to start making their pitches to the wider membership.
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But he walked five batters (one intentionally) and needed 97 pitches to get 15 outs.
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However, he walked five batters (one intentionally) and needed 97 pitches to get 33 outs.
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Evan Marshall came on and struck out Nunez on three pitches to end the threat.
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I think I went from 20 pitches to 23.00 pitches from last week to this week.
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Vice President Pence and HHS Secretary Tom Price are making last-minute pitches to reluctant members.
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Starters usually need around 215 pitches to get through an opposing lineup the first two times.
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I think everybody has to use all their pitches to kind of offset guys at times.
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St. Louis reliever Dakota Hudson struck out Matt Adams on three pitches to end the threat.
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Q: What are things that turn you off when an entrepreneur or company pitches to you?
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What are three things that turn you off when an entrepreneur or company pitches to you?
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"Swinging at good pitches to hit, not missing them," Morrison said of his three-hit game.
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Madson came in and walked Steve Pearce on five pitches to force in the tying run.
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Yost said he saw enough in 20 pitches to know he is close to being ready.
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He struck out seven and made 93 pitches to earn his first win since June 27.
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Friedrich needed 39 pitches to get through the second inning and escape a bases-loaded jam.
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Candidates are making their final pitches to voters in competitive districts and states, with the Nov.
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He struggled to command his fastball and needed nearly 100 pitches to wade through five innings.
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Because of this, lots of different candidates can all run and make their pitches to voters.
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The challenge of waiting for the ideal pitches to hit is fighting the urge to swing.
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Nola labored through the first by throwing a career-high 38 pitches to record three outs.
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"When you get pitches to hit, you have to hit them," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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With the bases loaded, Jansen struck out Anthony Rendon on four pitches to end the threat.
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"The big thing is, it's about learning which off-speed pitches to swing at," Judge said.
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He struck out the side against the Cleveland Indians, needing only 10 pitches to do it.
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The problem for Google is that there are dozens of companies with similar pitches to Coral.
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The curveball is one of the hardest pitches to hit, even if you know it's coming.
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It took Davis 31 pitches to wriggle out of a second-and-third situation in the third.
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Carlos Estevez came on in the ninth and needed just seven pitches to record his 10th save.
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What would you say are three things that turn you off when an entrepreneur pitches to you?
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Seven innings earlier, the Rockies needed just 13 pitches to score their only run of regulation play.
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Ryan Madson came in and walked Steve Pearce on five pitches to force in the tying run.
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Here's why: A 5 percent "hit rate" — meaning the ratio of pitches to commitments — is pretty typical.
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They're songs he brought fully formed to the film, from my pitches to him about various scenes.
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He uses it in everything from fundraising to recruiting, and pitches to investors, executives, and new hires.
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And they've started to let you make, in various ways, make pitches to readers about financial support.
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His first three pitches to Jayson Werth with two outs in the fifth inning were 93 m.p.h.
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"I tried to throw decent pitches to Norris and got behind and we walked him," Greinke said.
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Finnegan needed 43 pitches to get through the first two innings, allowing three runs with three walks.
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He struck out the Dodgers' Justin Turner on three pitches to send the game to the 18th.
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Maeda needed just two pitches to end the inning, getting Carlos Correa to fly out to right.
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A spokeswoman for the agency said the research had been used in pitches to win new business.
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Meanwhile, Biden and Buttigieg will spend the week campaigning across Iowa, making their final pitches to voters.
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The technology workers in Indiana vote as a group while the Florida office pitches to each other.
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Nationals starting pitcher Stephen Strasburg walked four batters and needed 99 pitches to get through five innings.
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He allowed one run on one hit in three innings while throwing 30 pitches to 10 hitters.
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If I was low on assignments, I'd sit and write up pitches to send to my editors.
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Miley overcame his recent issues — mainly control of his pitches — to provide a boost for Baltimore on Saturday.
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I was able to execute all my pitches to a high level, and I'm really encouraged by it.
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"I thought the two pitches to Drury were close, went back on video and they missed," he said.
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Volquez, who was helped by two double-play grounders, needed just 98 pitches to complete the no-hitter.
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He needed just seven pitches to get through three batters after being called up earlier in the week.
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The Mets collected two homers on consecutive pitches to claim a 5-3 lead in the third inning.
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Verlander needed just four pitches to dispatch Yan Gomes (groundout to second) and Trea Turner (fly to center).
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Gant left in the sixth after striking out Trea Turner on three pitches to lead off the inning.
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EVERY market mania reaches a point when pitches to would-be investors enter the realm of the surreal.
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"The first inning, both those pitches (to Pujols and C.J. Cron) were up in the zone," Iwakuma said.
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Bundy allowed five runs on five hits in four innings and needed 91 pitches to get that far.
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Concepcion struck out Brandon Moss on five pitches to end the inning and also worked a scoreless seventh.
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Hamels needed 42 pitches to wade through the third, when the Blue Jays battered him for five runs.
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The double plays were a huge assist to Bailey, who needed 73 pitches to roll through five innings.
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On a prison ball field, an inmate in khakis tossed Wiffle ball pitches to a 12-year-old.
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On Wednesday, he needed just 14 pitches to get through the first two innings and pitched a shutout.
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Britton, in his Yankees debut, needed just 10 pitches to retire the Royals in order in the eighth.
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Waldstein: Kershaw, who needed only 83 pitches to get through 7 innings, is getting handshakes in the dugout.
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Cardinals' Garcia dominates Brewers for first shutout in five yearrs ST. LOUIS — Jaime Garcia normally pitches to contact.
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"The big thing is, it's about learning which off-speed pitches to swing at," Judge said that night.
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Berrios proceeded to walk Jarrod Dyson and Cuthbert on eight straight pitches to force home Gordon and Escobar.
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A paused clip was projected against the wall as they waited for the procession of pitches to begin.
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Scherzer gave up two homers, both on two-strike pitches, to account for all three runs he allowed.
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Chavez needed just 2 pitches to get through the first three innings, retiring all nine White Sox hitters.
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In the fifth he needed just one pitch to retire Yasiel Puig on a fly ball to right, threw three pitches to Joc Pederson, getting him to fly out to left, and then battled a bit with Logan Forsythe before striking him out on seven pitches to end the inning.
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Hampshire primary, by their mere presence atop the campaign calendar, prompt candidates to gear their pitches to white voters.
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The FDA is investigating whether the company's marketing pitches to Native American tribes were illegal following a congressional inquiry.
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Greinke has faced the minimum number of batters through three innings while needing just 28 pitches to get there.
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"He's got great stuff and you really have to focus in on getting good pitches to hit," Upton said.
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Political party recruiters should therefore change their pitches to women reflect how politics can be used to solve problems.
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I made some good pitches to get to that point of the at-bat and just didn't execute there.
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He needed just 100 pitches to complete the shutout, including 22 to retire the final six batters in order.
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When McCullers needed 80 pitches to complete four innings, it was clear that his night would end relatively early.
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"He uses all four pitches and he pitches to the bottom of the zone," the Dodgers' Justin Turner said.
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It was the only run Barria allowed in his five innings, but he needed 93 pitches to get there.
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Mets starter Noah Syndergaard needed just 22 pitches to strike out Gordon in the latter's first three plate appearances.
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Crawford and Williamson homered on back-to-back pitches to open the fourth inning for a 5-193 lead.
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The major party nominees are making their final pitches to voters, urging their supporters to get out and vote.
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Arrieta needed 27 pitches to get through the first inning but escaped without damage as the Orioles stranded two.
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Chatwood got ahead of Roark 0-2 but walked him on six pitches to load the bases for Eaton.
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Montgomery needed just two pitches to end the inning, getting Jose Ramirez to ground out, ending the modest rally.
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Anthony Rizzo then drew a walk on four pitches to put runners at first and second with nobody out.
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Tony Watson and Hunter Strickland then needed just 17 pitches to finish the job, each throwing a perfect inning.
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"I had pitches to hit, in the zone, that were fouled off and didn't get to them," Stanton said.
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So, even with the imposing Martinez on deck, Happ walked Pearce on four pitches to put two runners aboard.
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He needed only eight pitches to work a 24-2-3 eighth inning, reaching 90 mph on his fastball.
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Reyes relieved Strahm and struck out Nido and pinch-hitter Todd Frazier on six pitches to strand two runners.
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Then he walked to second base, where he threw the first of eight warm-up pitches to the catcher.
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Hader needed only two pitches to end it and recorded his seventh save in nine opportunities by retiring Gordon.
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He needed 93 pitches to get through those five innings in which he allowed two runs on three hits.
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Dexter Fowler and Tommy Edman singled before Goldschmidt walked on four pitches to load the bases with one out.
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So it was some easy passes and obviously two bad pitches (to Puig) and there you go: four runs.
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"He made good pitches to Freeman, and Kemp hit a ground ball through" manager Craig Counsell said of Peralta.
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He didn't come back after a long rain delay, having needed 106 pitches to make it through five innings.
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Officers have disrupted matches, instructed managers of pitches to bar the group from playing, and beaten and jailed members.
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The strategy is drawing attention as banks and asset managers launch their end-of-year pitches to clients for 2017.
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We've heard this narrative from earnings calls, start-ups making pitches to investors, and academics studying the future of work.
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The first thing I look for when someone pitches to me is, how good of a sales person are they?
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True Knowledge was getting smart, and in pitches to investors, Tunstall-Pedoe liked to thumb his nose at the competition.
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But he needed 100 pitches to get his 15 outs, forcing the Brewers to get 12 outs from their bullpen.
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But Clevinger needed 28 pitches to escape the third unscathed, and that laborious frame resulted in his relatively abbreviated outing.
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Three batters later, Goodwin walked on five pitches to force in Trout and give the Angels a 6-5 edge.
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He flashed some of his sharpest pitches all season, using all four of his pitches to strike out Nationals batters.
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I can't think back to too many pitches to right-handed batters that he threw down in the zone tonight.
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Wood, making his third start since being acquired by the Padres, needed 32 pitches to get through the first inning.
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It was a day with challenges, when he had to summon a wide array of pitches to escape minor difficulties.
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Rockies right-hander Jon Gray (6-6) needed 133 pitches to make it through five innings and get the win.
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Sabathia struck out Mitch Haniger on three pitches to start the game and cruised the first time through the order.
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After Giancarlo Stanton was intentionally walked, Jalen Beeks entered and walked Walker on four pitches to force in a run.
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But the veteran right-hander walked Choo and Kiner-Falefa — both on 3-2 pitches — to force in a run.
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Paxton quickly erased those memories on Friday, using his full arsenal of pitches to carve through the Astros' potent lineup.
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He meant that they relentlessly control the strike zone and hunt for pitches to drive, and he was not wrong.
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If Tanaka was not as dominant or electric as Sale, he was more efficient, needing only 97 pitches to finish.
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Sunday's starter Edinson Volquez only lasted 4 1/3 innings, and it took him 105 pitches to get that far.
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"I've been fortunate enough to get some good pitches to hit, and they're carrying out of the yard," Moustakas said.
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Paxton, on the other hand, needed just 99 pitches to steamroll the Blue Jays in his first career complete game.
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The deal has already profoundly affected the way Hollywood works, with filmmakers shaping their pitches to suit the new reality.
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"He had to throw some brushback pitches to the administration," Benjamin Wittes, a friend of Mr. Comey's, said in interviews.
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Other polarizing teams' pitches to casual fans are aggressively inclusive; witness the Yankees' rechristening as America's team after the Sept.
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He needed 38 pitches to get through the first inning, in which he walked four and struck out the side.
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One of Mr. Epstein's sales pitches to his wealthy clients was offering tax advantage strategies that sometimes included charitable giving.
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Wandy Peralta relieved Roark and promptly walked Brandon Nimmo on four pitches to force home Wheeler with the tying run.
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The left-hander needed two pitches to retire pinch hitter Blake Swihart on a ground ball to shortstop Marcus Semien.
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Lyles struck out five, walked four and threw at least five pitches to 11 of the 18 hitters he faced.
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He needed just 86 pitches to get through his seven innings, allowing one run and eight hits while striking out four.
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RHP Christian Friedrich needed 39 pitches to get through the third inning, almost assuring he wouldn't pitch deep into the game.
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Lopez and Dini then homered on those consecutive pitches to start the seventh to give the Royals a 5-2 lead.
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But Duplantier avoided further damage and settled down from there, needing just 32 pitches to get through the next three innings.
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Moustakas dropped a broken-bat single into right, and Aguilar walked on four pitches to load the bases with no outs.
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Uber has been comparing itself to Amazon in its pitches to investors, which also infamously was not profitable at its IPO.
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RHP Michael Fulmer started Friday's game but only pitched five innings, and it took him 212 pitches to get that far.
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You're counting pitches to see if he can get all the way through the game, so it was a bit startling.
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The spotlight then went back on Lewis, who needed just six pitches to get through the bottom of the seventh unscathed.
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The miscues forced Seattle starter Marco Gonzales to labor as he needed 65 pitches to get through the first two innings.
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But there was so much other stuff going on there, from ad pitches to storylines for supporting characters to corporate intrigue.
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He needed 111 pitches to get through it and was at 212 after he retired Rey Fuentes to end the seventh.
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Many cities that applied for HQ2 were able to strengthen their pitches to attract other investments as well, the spokesperson added.
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Sometimes, Ive had to be gentle with his pitches to ensure his best ideas would have a chance to gain approval.
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He struck out the side in the sixth and needed just four pitches to set down the Diamondbacks in the eighth.
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It took him all of 15 pitches to retire the top of the Orioles' lineup and record the save—his 100th.
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Smith needed 106 pitches to get through five innings, but he allowed just one run on one hit and three walks.
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"It was a good outing overall in this park, just took a lot of pitches to get it done," said Matheny.
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He needed just four pitches to strike out Justin Turner with a called strike on a 92 mile-per-hour fastball.
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It also means resisting sales pitches to plow insurance proceeds into annuities or other investments that tie up funds perhaps forever.
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He needed to 213 pitches to cap a night in which six Toronto relievers combined for 21 20/20183 scoreless innings.
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He needed to 29 pitches to cap a night in which six Toronto relievers combined for 4 2/43 scoreless innings.
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Schebler homered in the first off the rookie Chris Flexen (3-3), who needed 36 pitches to get through the inning.
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The latest: Senator Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden are delivering their final pitches to caucus-goers in Iowa.
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With runners at first and third, he used his breaking pitches to strike out Aaron Judge, Chase Headley and Didi Gregorius.
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Kluber struck out 11, walked one and was a picture of efficiency, needing only 106 pitches to finish off the Yankees.
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Many prominent women venture capitalists have also started new initiatives to help female founders with their business pitches to potential investors.
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Hillary Clinton and Mr. Trump used the final Saturday before Election Day to make their closing pitches to voters, with Mrs.
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Hosmer walked to load the bases, but Santiago struck out Kendrys Morales on three pitches to end the threat and inning.
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However, Eflin allowed eight runs on 10 hits, surrendered two walks and allowed three home runs on 102 pitches to 13 batters.
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Denard Span walked on four pitches to open the game and advanced to second on a passed ball by catcher Carlos Ruiz.
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"I wanted to try and see good pitches to hit and put good contact on it, and that's what happened," Franco said.
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It took just three pitches to end it, and Kimbrel notched his 21th save by fanning Judge on a 21 mph fastball.
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It was his first appearance since hinting to a reporter from the Cincinnati Enquirer that he was tipping his pitches to hitters.
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Nova needed just 75 pitches to get through his six innings but left the game because of discomfort in his left hamstring.
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Jurickson Profar then walked on four pitches to tie the score and end Jason Hammel's afternoon after three innings plus four batters.
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The last time he had pitched in Washington, on April 26 against Philadelphia, Scherzer needed 116 pitches to plod through five innings.
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But the Nationals needed just five pitches to tie the game at 4 in the top of the eighth against Jeurys Familia.
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"He kept it together and made some good pitches to some tough hitters to get out of it," manager Mike Scioscia said.
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Miller was not as sharp, needing 46 pitches to wade through two innings, surviving two hits and two walks while fanning three.
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Velasquez had one complete game in his previous 22 career starts but needed 85 pitches to get through the first six innings.
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People think about code, about pitches to investors, but not necessarily about language in the way that a writer thinks about language.
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But it worked in the Dodgers' favor, as Edwards walked Darvish on four pitches to hand Los Angeles a 4-1 lead.
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Texas batted around in that first inning against Baltimore starter Aaron Brooks (24-8), who needed 41 pitches to muddle through it.
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After fanning Ramirez on three pitches to end the sixth, Cole screamed and pumped his arms as he walked off the mound.
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On Politics Media Watch It's time for the candidates' final TV pitches to caucusgoers — and these ads can tell us a lot.
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Angels closer Cam Bedrosian could be available Sunday after needing just 31 pitches to record a five-out save on Saturday. 3.
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Bundy, a 16-year-old right-hander, took the hill against the Kansas City Royals and threw 223 pitches to seven batters.
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Other cruise lines are sharpening their pitches to the younger end of the cruising spectrum with new high-tech ships and amenities.
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After a walk to McNeil loaded the bases, Joe Harvey relieved and walked Alonso on four pitches to put the Mets ahead.
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But Wheeler coughed up a run in the sixth inning, and Collins pulled him at 94 pitches to avoid worsening the blister.
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DeGrom made just 10 pitches to test his arm, but manager Terry Collins said that he hopes deGrom can return this month.
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Most impressively, he only needed 103 pitches to record 27 outs, getting from the first through the ninth innings in 2:08.
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Minor got into trouble early, walking Sogard on four pitches to start the game and then giving up a single to Galvis.
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Rockies reliever Jairo Diaz pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings, and Carlos Estevez needed just seven pitches to get through the ninth.
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LHP Danny Duffy wasn't on his game Friday night, lasting just 3 2/3 innings and needing 99 pitches to get that far.
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This sort of caricature of a consumer segment was created as much for potential targeting as for populating ad agency pitches to clients.
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In the top half of the inning, Greinke continued his quiet efficiency, once again needing just eight pitches to get through the Nationals.
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Janszen said tailoring pitches to venture capitalists and the wealthiest of investors typically requires entrepreneurs to adopt very particular and tedious marketing strategies.
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Guerra threw 60 pitches to teammates Manny Pina and Nick Franklin and is expected to throw around 13 Monday for Double-A Biloxi.
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The inability to finish off hitters was his big problem in this one as he threw 89 pitches to get only 12 outs.
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Jimenez powers Orioles past Reds CINCINNATI — Ubaldo Jimenez threw nearly 200 combined pitches to get through his first two starts of the season.
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He needed only 11 pitches to get through the first inning Wednesday night, setting the tone for his best outing of the season.
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Wacha gave up six hits and four runs, striking out three, and he used 65 pitches to get through the first three innings.
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The FTC said Tuesday that the nature of the calls ranged from spam like auto warranty pitches to scams like fake veterans' charities.
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On the web, the editor-in-chief does everything from wrangling freelance pitches to focusing on big picture campaigns and site-wide movements.
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Buchholz struggled to stay in the strike zone and needed 94 pitches to make it through four-plus innings at Cleveland last week.
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On Saturday, he struck out the side in the first inning and needed just 10 pitches to complete a 1-2-23 second.
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Shoemaker needed 100 pitches to get through five innings, but he only allowed two runs on seven hits to earn his notable win.
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Pagan needed only two pitches to earn his 12th save of the season, getting pinch-hitter Omar Narvaez to ground out to second.
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The playbooks told employees to tailor their pitches to the emotional needs and problems of customers, promising to fulfill them with few specifics.
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Catchers frame pitches to fool umpires, batters pretend to be struck by pitches, and base runners leave the baseline to interfere with fielders.
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He then needed only a combined seven pitches to strike out Jason Kipnis and Francisco Lindor to end an overwhelmingly dominant half-inning.
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On May 18, 2002, Pedro Martinez struck out the side on nine pitches to open a game against Ichiro and the Seattle Mariners.
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Once play resumed, Bruce Rondon fanned two in a scoreless eighth and Shane Greene needed only eight pitches to notch his second save.
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He needed just two pitches to retire Matt Chapman on a grounder to third and then struck out Jed Lowrie on five pitches.
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Did you notice how Price took a deep breath before one of his final pitches to Kemp and said to himself, "Come on"?
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Kershaw (13-5) gave up three runs on seven hits with three walks and six strikeouts, needing 323 pitches to record 12 outs.
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The Rangers batted around in that first inning against Orioles starter Aaron Brooks (4-8), who needed 41 pitches to muddle through it.
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DeGrom needed 112 pitches to get through six innings, and he allowed three runs, including a first-inning home run to Max Muncy.
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After two years, they began working in Hollywood, but their pitches to make musicals in the 1990s fell almost completely on deaf ears.
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Suzuki's two-run homer to left gave Washington that early 5-0 lead as Wojciechowski needed 36 pitches to get through the inning.
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The public-relations firm Weber Shandwick sent a memo to its employees telling them not to send out tone-deaf pitches to reporters.
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While Severino got out of the inning when Correa popped out to second, the Yankees' ace needed 36 pitches to get three outs.
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A year ago, the American Medical Association urged a ban on these sorts of direct pitches to consumers, but congressional action seems unlikely.
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Hand retired the final three Marlins on eight pitches to give the Padres four straight series wins for the first time since 2015.
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Gray wasted little time recording his 200th strikeout of the season, as he fanned Grishman on four pitches to lead off the game.
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Yunel Escobar led off with a single, and Kennedy proceeded to walk Kole Calhoun and Trout on nine pitches to load the bases.
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Maybe American campaigns would have to be even less high-minded by tailoring pitches to voters who aren't necessarily paying attention to substantive issues.
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They also heard Singer make sales pitches to several wealthy parents, promising college admissions or doctored test scores for tens of thousands of dollars.
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Cam Bedrosian (2-0) took the ball and a 2-1 lead into the inning and needed just four pitches to get two outs.
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According to the Times, NIH officials made sales pitches to industry executives at conventions and held private meetings to sell them on the study.
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The employee planned on using the hundreds of no-shows in sales pitches to restaurants prove that OpenTable is a better product than Reserve.
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Arrieta needed 97 pitches to go five innings and failed to go six innings for just the third time in 12 starts this season.
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We have a list of people we want to pitch to, but something always comes up so we put the pitches to the side.
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Eflin (24-21) also won his third straight start as he struck out six, issued one walk and threw 73 pitches to 17 hitters.
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Kushner, as an advisor for Trump's first presidential run, had the campaign use Facebook and other social media platforms to make pitches to voters.
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The billionaire developer has repeatedly highlight his business acumen in pitches to voters, but given an inconsistent picture of his policy in public appearances.
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Justin Smoak walked on four pitches to load the bases for Kendrys Morales, who struck out on a pitch that was high and outside.
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"It's increasingly something we're asked for as part of tenders and pitches, to give details of our diversity," said Claire Clarke, a managing partner.
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Banks were dismissed, meaning that when the process re-starts they will have to make fresh pitches to the company, two other sources said.
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Jiampietro and Bansal then used the information in Goldman Sachs' regulatory advisory work for current clients and pitches to potential clients, the Fed said.
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Throughout his political career, Massad campaigned on a promise, among other pitches, to secure funding for the dredging of 13 canals in Port Richey.
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He threw 14 pitches to four hitters in the sixth and ended it by striking out 2B Tim Beckham looking on a breaking ball.
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I feel like I'm getting better pitches to see and a lot more fastballs due to the fact of the guys hitting behind me.
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Diaz was sharp despite not working for four straight days, needing only four pitches to work out of the eighth-inning jam likely helped.
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Several American cities are delivering prime pitches to Amazon as the retail tech giant weighs its option for a second headquarters in North America.
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He required only 363 pitches to work 7 1/3 innings, yielding just five hits and two runs while walking one and fanning six.
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Ray Mabus, the secretary of the Navy since 2009, began throwing out first pitches to bring attention to the Navy and the Marine Corps.
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After the inning ended, Chapman walked off the mound having thrown 35 pitches to get four outs, bringing his total since Sunday to 97.
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Jake Arrieta only needed two pitches to retire Lonnie Chisenhall and got Coco Crisp to line out to Javier Baez for the second out.
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He needed 91 pitches to get through the first five innings but retired the side in order in the sixth on only nine pitches.
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He needed just 16 pitches to finish the inning, and threw 10 of them for strikes, only giving up one hit to Domingo Santana.
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HOUSTON — On the nights before David Price starts a baseball game, he usually envisions himself on the mound executing good pitches to dangerous batters.
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Porcello (14-4) struck out nine, walked none and was in such complete command that he needed only 86 pitches to complete the game.
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But after throwing warmup pitches to start the fourth inning, Matz received a visit from head athletic trainer Brian Chicklo and left the game.
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Gerrit Cole responded by using 14 pitches to get through Brett Gardner, Edwin Encarnacion and Gleyber Torres in the bottom half of the inning.
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I spent a lot of time wondering if I was doing something in my setup that would be tipping pitches to the other team.
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And the result of a Supreme Court ruling could have stark effects on both Democratic and Republican pitches to voters ahead of November's elections.
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That is the only game since 2412 in which a pitcher has worked 2289 innings, and Lee needed just 22007 pitches to do it.
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Eovaldi's first pitch registered at 100 miles per hour on the scoreboard, and he needed only six pitches to throw a scoreless first inning.
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While hitting in the batting cages, Nola observed that Suzuki often practiced by throwing a variety of pitches to a catcher in the cage.
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For Democrats, Clinton, Sanders, and Martin O'Malley will have one last chance tonight to deliver their final pitches to voters at CNN's Democratic forum.
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I think my first five or six games I had some pitches to do some damage on, and I kind of foul-tipped them.
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Jiampietro and Bansal then used the information in Goldman Sachs' regulatory advisory work for current clients and pitches to potential clients, the Fed alleged.
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Cubs starter John Lackey (226-2100) — who came over from the rival Cardinals during the offseason — needed 299 pitches to get through five innings.
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He walked Despaigne on four pitches to load the bases, but got Willian Saavedra to ground into a force play to end the threat.
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When I was starting I'd throw 30 or 40 pitches to get loose and you have all day to get ready and stretched out.
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What about these campaigns worked, and how can these lessons be used to counter right-wing pitches to voters based on racism and xenophobia?
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A walk, single and walk loaded the bases for Wolters, who walked on five pitches to bring home a run for a 1-0 lead.
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Victor Martinez walked on four pitches to load the bases and Justin Upton walked on a 3-2 pitch to force in a second run.
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Eickhoff needed 91 pitches to get through the five innings, but he kept the Phillies in the game, working around five hits and three walks.
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The Georgia native needed 101 pitches to make it through five frames and was charged with two runs and five hits in the no-decision.
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At the end of the day, I was able to use my secondary pitches to get guys out and get the game in my favor.
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Bundy, who had been sidelined since July 23 because of right knee tendinitis, labored early, needing 22 pitches to get through the first two innings.
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With Smith on second base and two outs in the seventh, McCullers punched out Gomez on three pitches to complete his outing at 101 pitches.
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The resulting proposals are usually over-the-top, best-case-scenario pitches to give the company a sense of the tone of the proposed event.
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As the campaign progressed, both candidates ran into roadblocks in the form of past votes that threatened to undermine their pitches to the party base.
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Rockies closer Carlos Estevez walked J.T. Realmuto on four pitches to open the ninth and Chris Johnson grounded a single through the hole at shortstop.
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The big lead was a boon to Rockies starter Jeff Hoffman, who needed a career-high 103 pitches to weave his way through five innings.
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In raising his record to 14-7, Martinez needed 102 pitches to get through his outing, allowing nine hits, walking one and hitting two batters.
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In addition to the blog post, they sent out PR pitches to hungry reporters, and even made a TikTok about how "thicc" the toy is.
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Countless Hollywood entertainers — from Julianne Moore, to Cher, to Jodie Foster — have appeared in last-minute pitches to encourage voters to head to the polls.
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Colorado hit four homers off Arizona left-hander Robbie Ray in a span of 25 pitches to break from a scoreless tie in the fourth.
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I think that's all: getting better pitches to hit, realizing when you hit the ball better, what pitch you hit, if you're chasing too much.
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Building a border wall, and having Mexico pay for it, was one of Trump's key pitches to his nationalist voter base during the 2016 campaign.
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Gomez pitched about 18 hours after he needed just six pitches to throw a perfect ninth inning in a 1-0 win over the Mets.
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He walked three batters — he had allowed only two walks in his first three starts combined — and needed 85 pitches to get through six innings.
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Here's some quick background for anyone who isn't a baseball fan — catchers communicate with pitchers and tell them which pitches to throw via hand signals.
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By 2018, Digital Asset found itself burning cash on long, expensive pitches to financial firms that weren't leading to business, according to one former employee.
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He needed just three pitches to strike out Cody Bellinger, as the rookie infielder almost fell down as he swung wildly at a knuckle-curve.
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Cora has brought that philosophy to Boston, encouraging players to hunt pitches to drive early in counts, and at least make contact with two strikes.
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"It's part of our reality," Manager Mickey Callaway said, after Lugo allowed home runs on consecutive pitches to lose the lead in the eighth inning.
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The real Dallas Keuchel showed up for the second inning, as he needed just 13 pitches to deal with the bottom of the Dodgers' order.
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Play screeched to a halt in Arkansas' eight-run sixth, when Longhorns Coach David Pierce needed six pitchers throwing 62 pitches to record three outs.
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The lanky right-hander struck out seven, needed just 97 pitches to tame the Dodgers and only once went to three balls on a batter.
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He walked the leadoff batter, Max Kepler, on five pitches, and needed seven pitches to retire Jorge Polanco on a soft fly ball to left.
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The lanky right-hander struck out seven, needed just 97 pitches to tame the Dodgers and only once went to three balls on a batter.
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He threw first-pitch strikes to the first 11 batters he faced and needed only 77 pitches to get through six and two-thirds innings.
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The president has been keen to use the booming economy as one of his key pitches to voters ahead of this fall's midterm congressional elections.
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Democratic presidential candidates ramped up attacks on their top rivals on Sunday as they make their final pitches to voters ahead of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary.
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Huma's group suggests a 2020 effective date in model legislation it pitches to state governments, and demands that any national law at least match California's sweep.
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Left-hander Kyle Crockett, who was called up Monday from Triple-A Columbus, relieved Salazar and struck out Hosmer on five pitches to end the inning.
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Warren's first trip to the state is among a flurry of appearances this week of likely presidential candidates making their pitches to the state's black voters.
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Wilson made the slavery comment while talking about pitches to fellow former big leaguers Jeff Bagwell and Geoff Blum in the booth, according to USA Today .
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"I was able to get ahead in the count for the most part," said Buchholz, who needed only 2063 pitches to complete 2206 24/21 innings.
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"In August and September, Bansal and Jiampietro used the non-public ERM framework in at least five pitches to potential and existing clients," the Fed charged.
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RHP Chad Bettis (testicular cancer) felt "a good soreness" Wednesday, the day after he threw 25 pitches to hitters in his first live batting practice session.
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But, as a spate of ever-more-dire fundraising pitches to supporters have shown in recent days, Clinton's allies haven't responded with a sense of urgency.
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Brewers All-Star reliever Josh Hader needed 32 pitches to get through the eighth, striking out Justin Turner with the bases loaded to end the inning.
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Brandon McCarthy (4-1) retired the first 14 batters he faced and threw six innings of one-run ball, needing only 211 pitches to do so.
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Thanks to Boston working the count and fouling off a lot of pitches, Bundy needed 100 pitches to make it through five innings before getting pulled.
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"He had the ball going both directions, but we had some pitches to hit and we didn't take advantage of it," Padres manager Andy Green said.
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In May, Kushner's family company apologized for using Kushner in pitches to foreign investors, after being caught playing up his connection to the president in China.
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The 23-year-old surrendered five runs and nine hits in a loss to San Diego on Friday, needing 104 pitches to labor through five innings.
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Brooks (2-5) needed 30 pitches to get through that opening frame and eventually lasted five innings, giving up three runs, but Baltimore couldn't catch up.
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Republicans have increasingly made grievance campaigns against Silicon Valley central to their political appeal, while internet personalities hawking products make similar sales pitches to their audiences.
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The Dominican Republic native needed 25 pitches to get through the nine frames last time out and allowed one run on six hits without a walk.
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The 221-year-old struck out six and needed just 22 pitches to get through the outing performing well during the spring (21-25, 210 ERA).
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Using our tried-and-true , we assign a weight to each category based on how frequently the states cite it in their sales pitches to business.
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He walked four batters in the first three innings and needed 104 pitches to record just 14 outs, an average of nearly eight pitches per batter.
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Here's what you need to know: President Trump and candidates around the country spent the weekend making their final pitches to voters before Tuesday's midterm elections.
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Previously, we saw Batman (Ben Affleck) assembling the Justice League and making elevator pitches to the likes of Aquaman (Jason Momoa) and the Flash (Ezra Miller).
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Green needed just two pitches to retire Yuli Gurriel on a liner to center, then he struck out Yordan Alvarez to strand the baserunners he inherited.
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A new class-action lawsuit, filed by a physician in Illinois, alleges TeamHealth violated federal communications law by texting recruitment pitches to physicians without their consent.
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With the caucuses just three weeks away, candidates made their final pitches to Iowa caucusgoers and weighed in on the ongoing foreign policy crisis in Iran.
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Correia took the lead in trying to raise the money, sending pitches to several wealthy Republican donors, and bragging about Giuliani's potential role in the company.
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After giving up just eight walks in 53 1/3 innings entering the game, he walked his counterpart Castillo on five pitches to begin the third.
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Democratic presidential contenders have thus ramped up their pitches to young voters through frequent visits to college campuses and an increased presence on social media. Sen.
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Jim Johnson (4-2) made just four pitches to get the final out of the sixth inning, but it was enough to earn him the victory.
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Under our tried-and-true methodology, we assign a weight to each category based on how frequently the states use them in their sales pitches to business.
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San Diego Padres pitcher Eric Lauer threw several pitches to the Los Angeles Dodgers' Enríque Hernández while a 7.1-magnitude earthquake rocked Southern California on Friday night.
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The 26-year-old ran into some control problems in the outing and issued four walks while needing 91 pitches to get through 4 1/53 frames.
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An example of that came on Opening Day, when he needed 106 pitches to navigate through 5 123/3 innings in a loss to the Detroit Tigers.
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As it turned out, it wasn't a huge deal—Piscotty struck out on three pitches to end the inning—but it was kind of an odd scene.
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Tampa Bay used a reliever to start the game as Ryne Stanek allowed a hit while throwing 20 pitches to five hitters in 22 22/216 innings.
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He showed up at a dozen events over three tightly packed days; he sat for interviews with the local press and made pitches to big-name donors.
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"I think (Nola) threw plenty of off-speed pitches to keep us off balance and moved the fastball and breaking ball around," Mariners catcher Mike Zunino said.
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The audience is Caterpillar's local network of dealers, who inspect the machines for the latest technological innovations to help make their sales pitches to buyers in China.
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Three batters later, Fister was gone, needing 106 pitches to complete 173 2/3 innings in which he allowed two runs on three hits and three walks.
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Keuchel was sharp from the outset, retiring the first nine batters he faced until leadoff hitter David Fletcher walked on four pitches to begin the fourth inning.
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"It was nice, because you can relax and just go out and pitch," said Matz, who used a variety of pitches to keep Cleveland's hitters off balance.
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He immediately gave up Martin's RBI double, then hit Grichuk and Devon Travis with pitches to load the bases before throwing a wild pitch to score Martin.
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You'll be able to apply what you've learned to all sorts of situations, from sales pitches to business presentations, ensuring all your speeches are memorable going forward.
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If you're averaging a 5-10 percent ratio of pitches to commitments, you're doing OK. This also means you're getting rejected 90-95 percent of the time.
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In 1999, they founded LifeCourse Associates, a company that advises corporations on how they can understand the character of different generations and tailor their pitches to them.
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After Ketel Marte's two-run double gave Arizona a 2-0 lead in the top of the fourth, the Giants needed just six pitches to get even.
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But their rhetoric failed to match the Chinese president's headline-grabbing speech a year earlier, in part because their sales pitches to investors further muddled the message.
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Through all of that, and a couple of jams, he and Pittsburgh trailed just 1-0 through four innings, although Cole needed 61 pitches to that point.
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He needed 17 pitches to get through the first inning, but his efficiency improved when he corrected how he was landing on the mound in his delivery.
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The forum is one last chance for the Democratic candidates to deliver their final pitches to voters in the Hawkeye State one week ahead of the caucuses.
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Colon used an array of dipping and cutting pitches to neutralize a Giants lineup that had piled up 18 runs against the Mets in two previous games.
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This idea isn't so different from what marketers have learned: They often focus on making pitches to the young because older people have already developed brand loyalties.
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Hoover then walked Matt Szczur on four pitches to bring home Jorge Soler, and Fowler added a two-run single to right to make it 259-231.
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Tom Seaver has dementia and has retreated from public life, but four grandsons threw ceremonial first pitches to Duffy Dyer, Jerry Grote, Cleon Jones and Jerry Koosman.
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When President Trump met Kim Jong-un in Singapore this week, one of his pitches to the dictator was the prospect of Western investment in North Korea.
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Brandon Workman, who spent time in Class AAA during the season, came in for Brasier and promptly walked Gary Sanchez on four pitches to load the bases.
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Hand signals are used by teams for all sorts of reasons, typically to tell players when to steal bases, what kind of pitches to throw and more.
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Cole ceded the mound to closer Roberto Osuna, who promptly struck out Yandy Diaz on three pitches to preserve what was then the Astros' two-run advantage.
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Ownership of intellectual property, or the ideas that an ad agency pitches to win a brand&aposs business, is an increasingly hot topic in the ad industry.
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Craig Stammen (1-2) threw two pitches to retire the last hitter of the sixth and picked up the win, thanks to San Diego's seventh-inning outburst.
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Ownership of the ideas that an ad agency pitches to win a brand&aposs business is an increasingly hot topic in the ad industry, Patrick Coffee reports.
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After walking Juan Lagares, Roark gave up a single to Wheeler and walked Jeff McNeil and Pete Alonso, the latter on four pitches to force home Lagares.
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To achieve their ambitions, they must submit their pitches to the Unicode Consortium, which maintains global standards for digital text display, and approves and accepts all new emoji.
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Josh Donaldson took advantage with a two-run single to pull the Braves within a run, but Hader fanned Ozzie Albies on three pitches to end the game.
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"He just doesn't try to do too much, he just tries to put bat on the ball and get some pitches to hit," Seattle manager Scott Servais said.
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Volquez, who was helped by two double-play grounders, needed just 3593 pitches to complete his masterpiece, which was the first no-hitter in the majors this season.
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Back then pitches to clients would elicit bemusement, recalls Ian Bremmer, founder of Eurasia Group, a veteran purveyor of real-time political science with headquarters in New York.
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Minnesota needed just four pitches to get on the board as Max Kepler pulled a 1-2 fastball for a leadoff home run down the right-field line.
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Tomlin called his stuff "subpar" compared to the others, but he survives by working diligently to guide each of his pitches to every quadrant of the strike zone.
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He opened the game by issuing consecutive walks — on just nine pitches — to CF Michael Conforto and 2B Asdrubal Cabrera before retiring LF Yoenis Cespedes on a flyout.
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Such outspoken movements have since died out, though that hasn't kept Russia from continuing to peddle the narrative of opposing Western imperialism in its pitches to African countries.
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Riddle, a rookie in his 22th major league game, was asked if batting leadoff for the first time — just ahead of Stanton — gave him better pitches to hit.
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It could also open up a wellspring of information for advertisers that can use it to tailor pitches to viewers most likely to be watching a particular show.
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A presentation from the company's early pitches to investors recently reviewed by BuzzFeed News suggests that in early 2018 the company wasn't focused on law enforcement at all.
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Justin Verlander had made things look exceedingly easy in the top-half of the inning; he has needed only 28 pitches to erase all six batters he's faced.
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The information was then used by Jiampietro and Bansal in connection with Goldman Sachs' regulatory advisory work for current clients and pitches to potential clients, the Fed said.
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He tells me about his friend with a similar business model — ghost work — but who, unlike Narula, doesn't mention the "human factor" at all in pitches to VCs.
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Then Upbeat matches pitches to journalists with its algorithm, which considers data from a number of sources, including articles, tweets, and each writer's past interactions with its other pitches.
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Pomeranz has not suffered a loss since June 24 but needed 105 pitches to get through five innings at Seattle on Tuesday and did not factor in the decision.
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But after Jerry Blevins walked Bryce Harper with one out in the bottom of the eighth, he summoned Familia, who fired 21 pitches to get the final five outs.
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That run ended as he needed 24 pitches to get through 1.20453 21.2045/214 innings and allowed eight hits with a season-high tying three walks and five strikeouts.
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The Trump administration wants American companies to win the work, and the authorizations give U.S. firms the ability to share information as they make their pitches to the Saudis.
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At the May 2017 event, young startup founders such VugaTV entrepreneur Ines Muhoza, gave 5 minute pitches to Cohen and the investor panel before navigating questions toward possible offers.
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After it took Koehler 88 pitches to make it through the first four innings, Urena needed only 53 to end the game with four innings of one-run ball.
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Another thing to keep in mind: There is no early voting without an excuse here, so Trump and Clinton have until Election Day to make their pitches to voters.
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In a bid for more transparency in the opaque selection process, the candidates were for the first time able to make election campaign-style pitches to the General Assembly.
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Jimenez connected against Cubs right-hander Kyle Hendricks, who needed 86 pitches to complete four innings in his second start since returning from the injured list with shoulder inflammation.
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The 22-year-old needed 214 pitches to get through 215 23/214 on Saturday at Pittsburgh, allowing three runs (two earned) and four hits while taking the loss.
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He made his second appearance from the bullpen since the move and had problems, giving up two runs in one inning — and needing 36 pitches to get through it.
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Cobb threw 93 pitches to get through five frames at Fenway Park on Sunday but outdueled Porcello by yielding one run and four hits en route to the win.
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Peralta missed the target by a foot on some pitches, and without fastball accuracy, he simply doesn't have consistent enough secondary pitches to fake his way through a game.
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In the final days before Election Day, many polls have shown a tightening race — both nationally and in battleground states — as both candidates make their finals pitches to voters.
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With the team facing elimination in Game 5 on Sunday, Chapman notched a career-high two and two-thirds innings on 42 pitches to preserve a 3-353 win.
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Belisle needed just nine pitches to set down the middle of San Francisco's lineup in the eighth before Kintzler worked a 21997-212-216 ninth for his 21th save.
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Cincinnati loaded the bases with no outs in the eighth, but Oh needed only six pitches to end the threat via a strikeout and 236-216-21 double play.
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Manaea struck out 21, walked two and threw 210 pitches to finish off Oakland's first no-hitter since Dallas Braden tossed a perfect game against Tampa Bay in 2010.
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Covey recovered to strike out the next two hitters and also retired the first two Angels in the second, but labored overall, needing 60 pitches to record six outs.
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In its pitches to prospective clients, Banjo promises its technology, called "Live Time Intelligence," can identify, and potentially help police solve, an incredible variety of crimes in real-time.
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Pinch hitter Brock Holt, held from the starting lineup for feeling "under the weather," walked on four pitches to load the bases and set up Benintendi off the bench.
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Tanaka then needed just three pitches to neutralize Trout in his third plate appearance, catching him looking at a sharp splitter for the first out of the sixth inning.
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On the Republican side, the three leading candidates are making pitches to very distinct segments of the electorate, and tapping into concerns about where the state might be headed.
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Last chance in Iowa Democratic candidates made their final pitches to Iowa voters ahead of caucuses on Monday night that could help set the tone for their nominating season.
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Gray's meltdown came in the second inning, and it came unexpectedly, after a quick and tidy first inning in which he needed just 22017 pitches to retire the side.
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In the eighth inning on Tuesday, Chapman needed just 11 pitches to retire the Orioles and eight of those pitches were clocked at more than 100 miles per hour.
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Chapman, who gave up a run-scoring double to Robinson Cano, needed 25 pitches to complete the final inning, which ended with David Robertson warming up in the bullpen.
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It's the last debate before the Iowa caucuses, a last chance -- in a very high-profile setting -- for candidates to make their pitches to the widest possible audience. 3.
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Candidates hope the advertising will help them break through the noise of a presidential impeachment and make their pitches to the voters who kick off the 2020 nomination battle.
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According to Eater Chicago, which first reported the story, the employee intended to use the no-shows in their sales pitches to show OpenTable was a better product than Reserve.
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WAUKEE, Iowa — In person, two leading Democratic presidential candidates are increasingly drawing contrasts with their chief rivals as they make their final pitches to Iowa voters ahead of Monday's caucuses.
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Each of the five candidates for president — the soccer administrator Jérôme Champagne and the South African businessman Tokyo Sexwale are also running — spent Thursday making their final pitches to voters.
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Instead, he needed 40 pitches to get through the first, walking two and giving up a home run along the way and earning a visit to the mound from Hale.
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They've done the hard work of building a revenue-generating business, but can't seem to get their pitches to stick — while others turn PowerPoint decks and prototypes into a payday.
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Miller needed 20 pitches to get an out in the first inning, and 32 to get back to the dugout as four of the first five Pirates batters reached base.
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RHP Marco Estrada, who pitched well against the Orioles several times last year, gave up one run in five innings in Thursday's game despite needing 104 pitches to do it.
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Wheeler then retired 12 in a row before giving up a single to Melky Cabrera and a two-run homer to Adam Frazier on consecutive pitches to open the sixth.
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Although the Angels' offense staked Santiago off to a big lead, he never lost his effectiveness, commanding a variety of pitches to keep Chicago's impressive lineup off-balance all night.
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"I think I am picking the right pitches to swing at, and when you do, you can't miss them because you might only get one per at-bat," Miller said.
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Aggressive pitches As aggressive as Cohen was in his pitches to prospective clients, one source said, Corey Lewandowski -- Trump's former campaign manager -- was more braggadocious about his access to Trump.
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Will Harris struck out two in the eighth inning and Roberto Osuna needed six pitches to retire the side in the ninth to secure his 24th save of the season.
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Hellickson walked Rizzo with two outs in the sixth on a 13-pitch at-bat and followed that with two more walks, each on four pitches, to load the bases.
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Lynn needed only 103 pitches to collect his outs against an opponent which spent most of the day appearing as though they had started the All-Star break in spirit.
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At least eight start-ups have circulated PACE-related pitches to Silicon Valley venture capital firms, hoping to tap into new capital and create technology-enabled versions of the program.
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He had to work for every out, but when he got in some trouble, he made some pitches to get out of it, and we played good defense behind him.
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He then took care of things himself, striking out Josh Reddick and pinch-hitter Carlos Beltran to end the game, needing just 19 pitches to complete two innings of work.
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Ryu needed just one pitch to get a grounder to first from Ian Kinsler, and just two more pitches to retire Jackie Bradley Jr. on a pop-up to shortstop.
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Ryan Madson entered and, just as he did in Game 1, walked Steve Pearce — this time on five pitches — to force in a run to tie the score, 2-2.
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Arrieta walked Coco Crisp on four pitches to load the bases, but with the Cleveland crowd standing, he pulled things together and struck out Tyler Naquin to end the inning.
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Similarly, Mr Gennett also benefited from facing opposite-handed pitching—his career home run rate against right-handers is double his mark against lefties—and from getting good pitches to hit.
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Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, didn't change the world with a finger-pricking device that could run hundreds of blood tests, as she promised during countless talks and pitches to investors.
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RHP Joakim Soria needed five pitches to retire the three Astros' batters he faced in the ninth Wednesday and earned his first save of the season — and 203 of his career.
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Bolsinger claims during the game, the Astros illegally stole signs off him and his catcher by filming them and relaying the pitches to batters via a "banging" sound from the dugout.
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Those founders have been honing their pitches to perfection, and they're ready to launch their dream to the world — tomorrow, 8 November — at the Tomie Ohtake Institute in São Paulo, Brazil.
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One out later, Tyler Saladino walked on five pitches to load the bases for Grandal, who did the same to force in a run and give Milwaukee a 4-3 lead.
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He spent nearly 10 years on the WPP board, introducing him to investors, and is regarded by peers as a strategic thinker who can win corporate pitches to bring in work.
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Finally, Apple's control over the entire ecosystem it pitches to consumers — and the pricing policies it enforces that some critics have called extortive are cause for concern among the political class.
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LHP Brian Johnson cruised early in his Wednesday night start against the Phillies, needing only 23 pitches to get through two innings, but he didn't make it out of the third.
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Domingo Santana struck out on three pitches to bring up Jett Bandy, who worked the count full before slapping a fastball to the wall in left for a bases-clearing double.
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"Looking back at it, if I actually commanded all of my off-speed pitches to get ahead in the count, I think there would have been a different result," he said.
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The Iowa caucuses are less than a month away and candidates, on both sides of the aisle, are feverishly crossing the state, making their final pitches to an eagerly awaiting electorate.
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Ms. Harris is not likely to be the only black candidate reaching out to black voters, and several white candidates are sure to make enthusiastic pitches to these voters as well.
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Just like followers on Facebook or Twitter, adding subscribers inside Snapchat will mean publishers get better placement within the app and a quantifiable audience to help with pitches to potential advertisers.
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Steven Matz failed to record an out in his last start, when he gave up six earned runs and was pulled from the game after throwing 31 pitches to eight batters.
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In brief asides, we also see Taylor's various pitches to potential team members: good-natured but misused Mafee, who agrees; timid Ben Kim, who demurs; and outraged Wendy Rhoades, who explodes.
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As a result, Severino was forced to throw six more pitches to get out of the inning (on a strikeout by Michael Brantley) and is up to 62 through two innings.
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At the panel Saturday night, representatives from the partner groups made 90-second pitches to the marchers, urging them to sign up for any of the organizations that appealed to them.
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In this state, and in other parts of the country where many residents are unconvinced of climate change, renewable energy supporters have often tailored their pitches to focus on economic benefits.
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Gonzales then retired the Angels in order in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings, needing just 82 pitches to get there, but was replaced to start the eighth inning by Colome.
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New York Times journalists are reporting from around the country as candidates make their final pitches to the voters who will help reshape the United States for the next two years.
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Both have claimed in pitches to investors that they are able to pay off each scooter within just ten to 14 days: they bring in more than $20 per day on average.
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DETROIT — For most politicians and their surrogates, the final days leading up to the midterm elections are all about routine campaign activities, like knocking on doors and making phone pitches to voters.
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He made some big pitches to get out of a couple innings early, but he found his release point and finished strong through the sixth and gave us a chance to win.
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Dellin Betances later relieved Swarzak and walked Evan Gattis and Alex Bregman to load the bases with two outs before striking out Jason Castro on three consecutive pitches to quell the rally.
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A double by Aaron Judge and an infield hit by Giancarlo Stanton put runners at the corners with two outs, but Gary Sanchez struck out on three pitches to end the threat.
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"I'm just going up there trying to get good pitches to hit and put my A swing on them," Plawecki said, echoing terminology favored by students of the hitting instructor Kevin Long.
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Mengden needed 43 pitches to throw his first career complete-game shutout, striking out seven — including the last two batters he faced — while giving up just two hits without issuing a walk.
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Brian McCann, Kimbrel's former battery mate in Atlanta, fought off four two-strike pitches to work a 10-pitch walk that forced in a run and spelled the end of Kimbrel's night.
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EditorsNote: fixes "Kendrys" in second graf The Toronto Blue Jays scored three runs in the 24th inning, two on wild pitches, to defeat the Minnesota Twins 7-4 Tuesday night in Minneapolis.
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It also gives volunteers what's called "dynamic scripting," a tool that prompts different pitches to voters depending on their answers to a set of questions, information instantly sent back to RNC headquarters.
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The relief corps has been solid despite its extended use, and five relievers helped close out Wednesday's 4-2 win after starter Joe Kelly needed 116 pitches to get through five innings.
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Washington (CNN)Potential Supreme Court justices and their backers have been making pitches to President Donald Trump all week, and on Monday the President will begin his own selling of the nominee.
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Bolt, a major rival to Uber and backed by Daimler and China&aposs Didi Chuxing, is trying to make sustainability and value its key pitches to cities as it fights for customers.
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Luis Severino, despite being given seven days' rest in an effort to regain his ace form, was again nowhere near his best, needing 107 pitches to navigate five and two-thirds innings.
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But in pitches to investors, doctors, law enforcement officials and legislators, they have presented Vivitrol as something of a miracle drug, a cleaner alternative to Suboxone, the most common formulation of buprenorphine.
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The presidential candidates worked to sell their pitches to the state's caucusgoers on Sunday, but also ripped into the billionaire they will soon face in the Super Tuesday contests on March 229.
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It is unclear just what role Mr. Hughes, who left Facebook more than a decade ago and has become increasingly critical of Facebook in public, is playing in the pitches to regulators.
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In contrasts to early debates, the candidates whose careers have been marked by centrist impulses didn't tiptoe around their views, or alter their substantive and rhetorical pitches to project more radical personas.
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When the development offices of massive, astoundingly wealthy universities such as Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and Columbia make their pitches to prospective donors, the No. 1 message is always the same: financial aid.
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I think some of the fun ideas we had first put out as pitches to them, they were just really nervous and a little too out of left field, a little too casual.
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If a customer on the phone references a competitor, Chorus could flash an informational aid on screen with known differentiators and past successful pitches to give the sales rep a smarter ace card.
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"To hit in front of one of the best hitters in the game, you know you are going to see some pitches to hit," said Iannetta, whose previous career RBI high was six.
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"I try to have the same approach against everybody — hope that when you get pitches to hit you don't miss them, regardless of who the pitcher is, who the opponent is," Braun said.
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Clinton joined Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley at the town hall Monday night as the Democratic hopefuls made their final pitches to the American public, just one week ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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Fiction began to flow from his typewriter; he wrote for major magazines like Esquire and Playboy and for literary reviews and journals, none of them too obscure for him to send pitches to.
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But consulting that doesn't involve making explicit pitches to lawmakers for action is entirely unregulated – and possibly a bigger industry in Washington than the more than the $3 billion a year lobbying business.
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One of their pitches to retailers is that they won't compete with them the way Amazon might, so they can trust that their in-store shopping data won't be weaponized by a competitor.
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New York Times journalists are reporting from around the country this weekend as candidates make their final pitches to the voters who will help reshape the United States for the next two years.
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New York Times journalists are reporting from around the country this weekend as candidates make their final pitches to the voters who will help shape the United States for the next two years.
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Candidates for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination made their final pitches to voters this weekend ahead of Monday's first-in-the-nation caucus in Iowa, crossing the state for events and television appearances.
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The Astros prevailed in seven games, taking all four at Minute Maid Park, where they stole catchers' signs off a television monitor and banged a trash can to relay pitches to their hitters.
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Per the league's report, the Astros used a complicated scheme where they filmed signs, decoded them in a separate room and relayed the upcoming pitches to batters by banging on dugout trash cans.
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It is no wonder that since 2015, our Top States for Business studies have consistently found "workforce" to be the most frequently cited selling point in state economic development marketing pitches to business.
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The lanky right-hander struck out seven, needed just 97 pitches to tame the Dodgers and only once went to three balls on a batter — against Pee Wee Reese in the first inning.
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Familia inherited a 11-2421 lead in the eighth inning before loading the bases and being replaced by Gsellman, who proceeded to walk in a run on four pitches to tie the score.
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In one of his final pitches to voters last month, Donald Trump eviscerated what he called a "corrupt machine" of entrenched political leaders, corporations and donors that he said damaged the American working class.
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Greinke fought through an undisclosed injury, requiring a visit from team trainers after just five pitches, to give up four runs on five hits with one walk, his first free pass in three starts.
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RHP Huston Street gave up a single with two outs in the ninth inning but needed just 12 pitches to close out the game for his fifth save of the season on Saturday night.
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Week after week, my inbox has been flooded with PR pitches to check out the latest gay vodka or discounted queer doughnuts (because gay people have been discriminated against in the...doughnut-sphere?) Oookay.
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The Tennessee native struck out seven and scattered five hits in 26 1/3 innings to earn a win over Baltimore on Wednesday but needed 100 pitches to get that far into the contest.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron and his eurosceptic opponents made final pitches to wavering voters on Wednesday, the eve of a referendum on European Union membership, with the outcome still too close to call.
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Marquez (5-3), who threw 80 pitches in three innings against the Cubs on Friday in his previous start, needed 26 pitches to get through the first inning, but the Pirates failed to score.
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Fulmer threw 22009 pitches, including 10 to Brett Gardner, who walked but with the bases loaded, but he only needed two pitches to retire Carlos Beltran on a fly ball to right-center field.
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Luetkemeyer, Huizenga and Duffy hold Financial Services subcommittee chairmanships and all three have raised hefty sums for the House Republican campaign arm, two helpful pitches to the GOP leaders who help decide committee assignments.
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Holland's last outing was Wednesday night in Oakland, where he needed 92 pitches to make it through 3 2/3 innings, allowing five runs on four hits and three walks in a no-decision.
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Parker began the at-bat with two off-speed pitches to work an 251-250 count and then threw two more — one that Ortiz took for a ball and another that he fouled off.
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Essentially, it's a mini-foundation that opens in the fall and closes the following summer, featuring grown-ups representing charities who visit the school regularly to request a share through pitches to the students.
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Justin Verlander needed just four pitches to retire Chase Utley and pinch-hitter Andre Ethier on a pair of fly-outs to center to start the inning, but that is when the trouble started.
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Clayton Kershaw walked Rafael Devers on five pitches to start the inning, and after striking out Ian Kinsler he allowed a single to right by the struggling Sandy Leon that sent Devers to third.
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The Iowa caucuses are in a little more than two weeks, and the Democrats who took part in the seventh Democratic primary debate worked hard to make their final pitches to voters Tuesday night.
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With the busiest retail season of the year upon us, it&aposs more than likely that you&aposll hear pitches to open up store credit cards between now and the end of the year.
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Private equity firms also show interest in dividend recapitalizations in anticipation of future fundraising pitches to their own investors, says Tanneguy De Carne, head of financial sponsor coverage UK, Nordics & Benelux at Societe Generale.
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Blocking the immigration of people of color, Muslims or non-English speakers has been among the most frequent of Mr. Trump's pitches to his base, and the timing for a new ban was propitious.
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In pitches to prominent tech figures, according to Recode, Bloomberg surrogates are asking them to send their "most talented friends," particularly if those friends are experts in data science, internet marketing, or ad buys.
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Private equity firms also show interest in dividend recapitalisations in anticipation of future fundraising pitches to their own investors, says Tanneguy De Carne, head of financial sponsor coverage UK, Nordics & Benelux at Societe Generale.
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In the bottom half, Duvall's two-out single on an 0-26 pitch to drive home two runs, putting Cincinnati ahead 217-26 as Zack Godley used 25 pitches to escape the bottom half.
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But The Washington Post reported that Ryan declined the pitches to remain instead in Wisconsin and pursue political and service projects, citing a person close to him who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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Information about those who have already cast their ballots also gives campaigns a chance to hone their pitches to a smaller universe of voters, by removing those who have already voted from contact lists.
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Other investment bank pitches to potential buyers will focus on finding a partner for some of Thyssenkrupp's automotive businesses, where Bosch, ZF Friedrichshafen, Nexteer or Mando are seen as potential players, according to the sources.
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Cavernous concert halls were springing up across the continent, and orchestras, hoping to impress audiences, started tuning their instruments to higher and higher pitches to fill these new rooms with livelier and more brilliant sounds.
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Harvey, who looked dominant in the first inning, hitting 95 miles per hour on the radar gun and needing just 11 pitches to get the first three outs, gradually lost the steam on his fastball.
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Los Angeles manager Dave Roberts said his team appeared to be pressing at the plate as Nicolino continued to put up zeros in an efficient fashion, using only 99 pitches to obtain his 22 outs.
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Verlander needed 79 pitches to complete four innings, having surrendered a two-out single to Sandy Leon in the second inning and a sacrifice fly to Rafael Devers that scored Mookie Betts in the fourth.
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Washington (CNN)Americans will see a preview of what could be the general election matchup when the Democratic and Republican front-runners make pitches to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee audience later this month.
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The stock market has posted solid gains since Trump took over, and economists have been nudging up their growth expectations based on the president's pitches to lower taxes, cut regulation and spend aggressively on infrastructure.
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Full results: CNN/ORC poll The poll findings come as the three remaining Democratic candidates prepare to make their final pitches to Iowa voters in a town hall set to air on CNN Monday night.
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Over the course of two days, participants used whiteboards and TED Talk rhetoric to make the case for why GAVI should support their ideas, tirelessly practicing their pitches to one another and swapping business cards.
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The letter, signed by the top-ranking Democrats on various Senate committees, comes as lawmakers and foreign leaders make last-minute pitches to the president ahead of his announcement on the future of the agreement.
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Sandy Alcantara needed just 593 pitches to throw a two-hitter in a duel with Noah Syndergaard, and the lowly Miami Marlins beat the reeling Mets, 259-219, on Sunday, completing a three-game sweep.
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Noticeably missing in the questioning and in the candidates' pitches to voters about why they should win the nomination was one major issue with the potential to touch every family in America: paid family leave.
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On Wednesday in a 3-244 win over the Tampa Bay Rays at Citi Field, Chapman entered with one on and two outs in the eighth and needed 25 pitches to get through seven hitters.
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NEW DELHI — At a college fair on Wednesday at the Le Méridien hotel here, 20 American universities made their pitches to aspiring students, many of whom had long hoped to study in the United States.
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Tanaka needed 25 pitches to get through the fourth, largely because of a stubborn Michael Saunders, who fouled off four two-strike pitches before Tanaka hit him with a breaking ball on his ninth pitch.
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After J.D. Martinez singled and Chris Owings hit an RBI double to start that Arizona sixth, Foltynewicz struck out three of the final four batters, needing double-digit pitches to retire pinch hitter Ketel Marte.
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I needed his perspective for a book I was writing on pitching — "K: A History of Baseball in Ten Pitches," to be published this spring by Doubleday — and knew he would be a critical voice.
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Chapman, the Yankees' new closer, threw 26 pitches to catcher Brian McCann, drawing a large crowd of team officials, including General Manager Brian Cashman and Goose Gossage, a guest instructor and a Hall of Fame reliever.
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"I feel good right now, getting good pitches to swing at," said Perez, who slid into the No. 247 spot in the lineup when Ryan Braun was scratched after batting practice with tightness in his side.
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After Miami tied the game on consecutive pitches to begin the second — Brian Anderson and Starlin Castro both doubled — Amed Rosario gave the Mets the lead for good with a one-out homer in the third.
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Josh Hader needed 12 pitches to strike out the side in the eighth and Corey Knebel struck out two more in the ninth for his third save in as many games and 32nd of the season.
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The finalists will also receive intensive coaching from TechCrunch's editors to hone their pitches to a razor's edge before they take the stage in front of top venture capitalists from the region and around the world.
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Cessa is a kid who has good stuff but lacks the secondary pitches to stop batters from sitting on his fastball and so is probably going to be a card-carrying member of Middle Relievers Anonymous.
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In their pitches to Conservative Party members, both men have taken a hard-line stance on future negotiations with the European Union, suggesting that they are prepared to walk away without a deal on October 31.
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Never a pitcher who won with raw power, Arroyo didn't exceed 163 mph on the radar gun, and made two bad pitches to Aledmys Diaz that resulted in a solo homer and a three-run blast.
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Never a pitcher who won with raw power, Arroyo didn't exceed 86 mph on the radar gun, and made two bad pitches to Aledmys Diaz that resulted in a solo homer and a three-run blast.
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A slew of democratic candidates hoping to challenge President Donald Trump for the White House spelled out their views on racial justice Friday in progressive campaign pitches to crowds at Al Sharpton's National Action Network convention.
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The Boston closer struck out the side on 14 pitches to nail down a 4-03 defeat that ended the Red Sox's three-game losing streak and handed the Birds their first loss in eight games.
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LHP Andrew Miller needed just 13 pitches to strike out the side in the ninth inning to earn his second save as an Indian in Cleveland's 1-0 win over the Oakland Athletics on Monday night.
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Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Dublin have made pitches to lure finance companies from Britain, and a survey last week suggested London's dominance could be under threat as the implications of leaving the Europen Union sink in.
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The report states Astros staffers and players would then try to decode the signals ... and when they felt they had them down, they would relay the expected upcoming pitches to batters using a loud banging noise.
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Many other finance firms have said they may have to relocate divisions and staff into another EU country following Brexit, with France, Ireland and Germany in particular making vocal pitches to lure them to their capitals.
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Slaughter, who died in March, had asked the SEC, the acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, the House Ethics Committee and the OCE to investigate Collins over his stock pitches to colleagues.
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Archer (0-19713) fanned 12 — the most by any Opening Day pitcher since 2007 — but needed 30 pitches to get his first two outs in the first, giving up a two-run single to Edwin Encarnacion.
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Taillon needed only 23 pitches to check the Brewers on one run and five hits in six innings, striking out three and walking none, and relievers Neftali Feliz and Tony Watson pitched a scoreless inning each.
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The Cavs, though, are privately convinced that the Lakers would have found new homes for Clarkson and Nance eventually, meaning they'd be in position to make those pitches to James and George on July 1 regardless.
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Many companies vie to make Super Bowl rings, so Jostens has to deliver sales pitches to the Super Bowl teams each year — even though the company has made rings for 2000 out of the 2600 winners.
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Demo Day has come under fire in recent years for adding too many startups to its cohorts, and recently added a second day of pitches to accommodate the growing number of startups that needed to present.
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Royals LH Jason Vargas (183-4, 3.06) Pelfrey needed 83 pitches to get through 4 2/3 innings in last Saturday's no-decision against Seattle, yielding two runs (one earned) on four hits and a walk.
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Mets RH Noah Syndergaard (13-1, 1.73) Dickey needed just 73 pitches to navigate seven strong innings against Washington on Thursday, giving up three runs on three hits with three strikeouts in a tough 23-2154 loss.
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Porcello gave up two runs on five hits while making an economical 21 pitches to improve to 22018-2, matching the White Sox's Chris Sale and the Orioles' Chris Tillman for the American League-lead in wins.
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Trump made infrastructure one of his key pitches to voters in the 2016 election and has attempted to change the subject to repairing the nation's bridges and roads several times in his tenure in the White House.
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Rodney (21-24) walked Logan Forsythe on four pitches to force in a run, and Corey Seager followed with a ground-ball single up the middle to drive in two and tie the score at 20-210.
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The event offered prime fodder for Saturday Night Live's opening sketch this week, as cast members and guest stars, including Woody Harrelson and Lin-Manuel Miranda, did impressions of top Democratic candidates making their pitches to voters.
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The Orioles wondered about putting him on the 10-day disabled list but he made it back and saw his first action of the season Friday, throwing 26 pitches to six hitters in 1 1/3 innings.
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RHP Koji Uehara (right pectoral strain) threw 26 pitches to hitters during batting practice and might be activated from the disabled list during Boston's three-game series against San Diego, which begins Monday, manager John Farrell said.
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The candidates and former candidates are striding about the hotel for cable news interviews and to make last-minute pitches to the DNC members who are running in and out of conference rooms for party business meetings.
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In her final pitches to voters, Hillary Clinton has been arguing that much of what Donald Trump's says amounts to "a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters" — as she put it in North Carolina last week.
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Davies (0-2) needed 58 pitches to get through those first two frames but settled in from there, posting zeros in each of the next three innings while retiring 12 of his last 13 on 5933 pitches.
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Resurfaced videos from the 2017 World Series appear to show the work station in Houston's locker room tunnel that players and coaches used to tip off Astros batters as to which pitches to expect from their opponents.
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Mayors and governors from across North America have been making offers to Amazon since September 229, when the company asked local governments to submit pitches to host a second corporate base that will complement its Seattle home.
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Indie theaters have already started making pitches to customers to donate, become members, and convert their tickets for cancelled showings into donations—but when so many people are struggling financially, some are reluctant to ask for help.
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Senior officials from the Singapore-based company, which operates real estate portals in the region, will start meeting Australian investors within the next few weeks before starting their pitches to Asian and U.S. investors, two sources said.
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Bundy looked like a grandmaster against the Yankees on Monday afternoon, using a variety of pitches to tame them for seven innings before Darren O'Day and Brad Brach worked two spotless innings in a 21-224 victory.
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Generally, though, it has been a boon for the advertising world, giving marketers the ability to make sales pitches to you based on your precise moods and interests — derived by your likes, dislikes, clicks and thumb swipes.
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Before the game, Griner and Bailey threw out the first pitches to Mika and Barth acting as battery mates, Griner still wearing a protective boot on her left leg after getting shot in the foot during the melee.
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In "These Restless Minds" (1998), Aitken criticized capitalism's impact on the human and natural world through a multichannel video installation featuring auctioneers rapping empty pitches to a nonexistent audience, punctuated by images of oil wells and gas stations.
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That picture appeared to change after both the Conservatives and Labour set out their election pitches to voters last week, with a Survation poll published on Monday showing May's lead over Labour had halved to 9 percentage points.
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The former first-round pick out of Missouri spent the spring working to add pitches to his sinker-slider combination in order to build on last season's performance, which included a career-high 21 33/23 innings pitched.
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Right-hander Ryan Cook, making his Mariners debut after being called up earlier in the day from Triple-A Tacoma, struck out Jose Iglesias on three consecutive pitches to end the inning and preserve a 2-1 lead.
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Reliever J.J. Hoover then walked Lewis Brinson, who played in his first major league game, to load the bases, but Jorge De La Rosa came on to strike out Eric Thames on three pitches to end the threat.
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And the candidates increasingly realize that with such low turnout, pitches to the left or the right are required to get elected in a country that is made up of more moderate voters than liberals or even conservatives.
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But with a handful of major-league scouts, including one from the Yankees, in attendance on Sunday, Eovaldi outdid himself against the Mets, needing just 79 pitches to navigate seven innings with one hit allowed and nine strikeouts.
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Pitches outside the zone are, unsurprisingly, shitty pitches to barrel up on, and indeed the Rangers hit fewer balls on the screws than most AL teams; their hard-hit percentage is in the bottom fourth of the league.
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His role as the single biggest investor in GreenTech Automotive, an electric car company that bragged in pitches to investors that it would get billions in government subsidies and tax credits, became an issue in the 2013 race.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (Reuters) - Nineteen Democratic presidential candidates delivered rapid-fire sales pitches to Iowa party leaders on Sunday, touting their ability to energize voters, win the White House and deliver on longtime party goals such as universal healthcare.
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Put together, the series of events this weekend offers candidates a chance to make their pitches to the majority black primary electorate -- as well as test out their messages ahead of the first primary debate in Miami next week.
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Light bulbs with WiFi would have likely seemed to be a truly ludicrous concept a few years back but now I rarely bat an eye as I immediately archive the cavalcade of connected bulb pitches to my spam folder.
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David Phelps, whom Mattingly penciled into the closer's role for the game after A.J. Ramos notched saves on three straight days, barely missed with 2-2 and 23-2 pitches to pinch hitter Joc Pederson to fill the bases.
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It took only three pitches to spoil a gem — a double to Gallo, then a two-run homer to left by Choo, his 14th home run of the season, to tie the score at 3 and end Cobb's night.
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Banks have made "soft pitches" to help Ant raise funds, most likely through loans, to be used by the company for acquisitions such as that of MoneyGram International Inc as well as for boosting existing investments, the person said.
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He showed good discipline in one of his plate appearances, taking the first three pitches for a 2222-113 count, but in another, he impatiently swung on the first two pitches to put himself in an 0-2 bind.
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The presence of Mr. Bloomberg, who said he had 124 paid staff members and 143 offices in North Carolina, is ubiquitous in TV ads, pitches to voters in the mail and online, and yard signs at seemingly every intersection.
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Patrick Coffee reported the company is warning against sending "tone deaf" pitches to avoid public shaming on social media, and encouraging employees to appeal to reporters' humanity, and cautioning clients to avoid appearing like they're capitalizing on the pandemic.
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Democratic presidential candidates are delivering their final pitches to voters in New Hampshire ahead of Tuesday's primary, and those considered to be in the race's top tier are making pointed attacks a key part of those last minute messages.
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Although he was staked to an early 4-0 lead in Atlanta on Friday night, Harvey needed 101 pitches to get through five innings and was charged with two runs on seven hits in snapping a three-start skid.
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She wrote the message just two weeks after it and the other broadcast networks made their pitches to advertisers about their coming fall lineups, with the hope of attracting up to $9 billion in advertising commitments by summer's end.
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The Fed accused Jiampietro of having in 2014 asked Goldman junior banker Rohit Bansal to obtain secrets from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where Bansal once worked, for use in Goldman's client advisory work and pitches to potential clients.
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Both candidates leaned hard into their core campaign pitches to try to finish the job, while Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar tried to clamber into the top tier — and Joe Biden, meanwhile, announced he wasn't expecting much good news Tuesday night.
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Microsoft charges top dollar for Windows 10 ($120 or $200, depending on the edition) and now wants to bombard users with sales pitches to boot—without so much as by your leave, let alone the option to turn the nuisance off.
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Cardinals RH Mike Leake (5-6, 33) Despite requiring a season-high 98 pitches to get through five innings, Kuhl ended a 12-start winless streak Tuesday at Milwaukee after yielding two runs and seven hits while striking out six.
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We'll pick 8-10 of you to come on stage for two-minute pitches to our panel of illustrious VCs and TechCrunch writers and editors, and the winners get a chance to come to TechCrunch Disrupt in London, December 5-6.
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Cleveland (CNN)The battle for supremacy among super PACs backing Donald Trump is intensifying as rival groups -- almost all of which have struggled to collect top dollars -- are making last-ditch pitches to the party's moneyed elite before they split town.
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White House hopefuls of both parties have flocked to the Hawkeye State to make their last-minute pitches to voters, and Rubio is no exception, airing 30-minute television specials in every media market in the state over the weekend.
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Gonzalez needed 108 pitches to get through 5 73/3 innings at the New York Mets in his final start before the break on July 10 but still managed to get the win while surrendering two runs – both on solo homers.
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Rays RH Alex Cobb (11-9, 3.59) Porcello needed 95 pitches to get through five innings against the Rays on Sunday and allowed two runs on five hits and three walks while suffering his 17th defeat - 83 more than last season.
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Former President Barack Obama and his successor Donald Trump went head to head in dueling rallies on Friday, swapping sharp insults as they made their closing pitches to voters in the final days before the high-stakes 2018 midterm elections.
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The company's internal documents detail pitches to countries throughout Europe and multimillion-dollar contracts with Mexico, which paid the NSO Group more than $2250 million for three projects over three years, according to internal NSO Group emails dated in 2000.
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The news of its subscriber growth is being delivered alongside a series of pitches to advertisers at the company's Upfronts presentation in New York this morning, where it's also touting its upcoming original series and detailing its new ad products.
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Five starts in, Nolasco was 214-218 with a 22014 ERA, but on Wednesday afternoon against the Cincinnati Reds, Nolasco needed just 94 pitches to throw a four-hit shutout in a 3-0 Los Angeles victory at Angel Stadium.
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It was the longest at-bat since at least 1998 — the year accurate pitch counts began being recorded throughout baseball, and also the year that Bartolo Colon threw 20 pitches to Ricky Gutierrez in an at-bat for the previous record.
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Like many racial minority or female candidates this year, many L.G.B.T. candidates are aiming to appeal to broader audiences than campaigns of the past, when gay candidates often ran in predominantly gay areas and tailored their pitches to those communities.
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Starter Luis Severino needed 19973 pitches to navigate five innings, but he left with a 4-1 lead courtesy of a two-run double by Chase Headley and a two-run single by Todd Frazier, both in the fourth inning.
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DeGrom, struggling with his command from the start, went to numerous deep counts, allowing a leadoff home run to Chris Taylor at the end of a nine-pitch battle and needing 31 pitches to get out of the first inning.
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Trump Victory, the joint fundraising account with the Republican National Committee, and Trump's official campaign raised $5 million online since Tuesday morning, when it sent one of its first fundraising pitches to its email list, according to Sean Spicer, an RNC spokesman.
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However, it would be highly unorthodox to use a closer in this context: most managers would entrust those crucial pitches to a weaker reliever, sharply increasing the odds that their opponents extend their slender lead enough to put the game out of reach.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a democratic socialist who is the youngest woman ever to serve in Congress, has made staunchly progressive pitches to address economic and environmental issues, making her a champion of the Democratic Party's left flank and a popular target of Republicans.
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It is both theoretically not inaccurate and part of a trend of companies tailoring their products and product pitches to an era of worsening climate crisis—Home Depot, for instance, says it is planning to sell more ceiling fans in the warming era.
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The Orioles left-hander produced his first quality start since June 20, and twice the Orioles hit back-to-back home runs on consecutive pitches to provide plenty of support in Baltimore's 224-23 win over the Oakland Athletics on Thursday night.
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Former Bank of France governor Christian Noyer, tasked by the government to lobby foreign finance firms, has made more than 400 pitches to banks in New York and London in the months since Britain voted to leave the EU in June 2016.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - In a departure from 70 years of secrecy, candidates for United Nations secretary-general will this week make campaign-style pitches to the General Assembly as it hopes to influence the private Security Council poll that picks the winner.
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That insurance tally came in handy when Miley loaded the bases with no outs in the top of the seventh before yielding the mound to right-hander Ryan Pressly, who needed just seven pitches to strand the bases loaded and preserve the shutout.
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Yet even that assumption devolved into debate this week, as prosecutors and defense lawyers made their final pitches to jurors about whether Mr. Skelos had traded his political influence for $300,000 in payments to his son, Adam Skelos, who is also on trial.
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During that time, Ms. Warren's campaign team made several dramatic pitches to its donor base, sending emails that addressed the harshest criticisms of the campaign, such as one titled "Can she really win?" in which they laid out the campaign's overarching strategy.
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Luis Severino needed just two pitches to retire George Springer on a grounder to third, but then he hung an 23 mile-per-hour slider to Altuve, which Houston's second baseman launched 420 feet to center, giving the Astros a 1-0 lead.
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Gerrit Cole got the first out on a fly ball to center from Brett Gardner, and the second with an infield fly from the ice-cold Edwin Encarnacion, but he walked Gleyber Torres on four pitches to load the bases for Didi Gregorius.
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Odorizzi entered the seventh at 102 pitches but needed seven pitches to get Andujar on a comebacker to the mound, Giancarlo Stanton on a pop-up to second base and Didi Gregorius on a fly ball to the warning track in left field.
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Super PAC aides had a presence at the most recent meeting of top donors to the Republican Governors Association in Aspen, according to a person present at the function, though one top RGA donor said that Scott himself has made few pitches to the group.
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A day after ending a 13-pitch outing by leaving a 1-0 fastball up for Clint Frazier to hit a game-winning three-run homer, Knebel threw 33 more pitches to six hitters and posted his third save of at least four outs.
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At the time, Amazon was selling the cloud-based facial recognition platform to police departments in Orlando and Oregon's Washington County, but it had not made its pitches to law enforcement public and in fact took measures like non-disclosure agreements to keep them private.
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Blake Treinen needed just three pitches to get the final two outs of the seventh, Enny Romero struck out two in 1 2/3 innings and Koda Glover earned his first career save by getting pinch-hitter Travis d'Arnaud to fly out to left.
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Blue Jays RH Marcus Stroman (23-23, 27) Fiers needed 20 pitches to get through four innings last time out but he struck out seven and kept the New York Yankees off the scoreboard to help his team cruise to an 33-23 win.
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Bruce Bartlett, a scholar who has worked at the Cato Institute and the Heritage Foundation, said it was becoming the norm in Washington for lobbyists and consultants like Mr. Verdery to vie for nonresident scholar posts to help them burnish sales pitches to corporate clients.
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He threw a career-high 51 pitches to hold a late lead in a division series clincher last Thursday in Washington, then worked a two-inning save on Sunday at Wrigley Field in Game 2 of the National League Championship Series with the Chicago Cubs.
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Hill got a second out by catching Jose Altuve looking at a fastball for strike three, and then struck out Carlos Correa on three pitches to limit the damage, but the struggling Houston offense looked the best it has so far in the series.
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From front-runner Joe Biden to U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar, many of the more than 22016 Democratic presidential candidates have highlighted the economic damage caused by Trump's trade war and biofuel waivers as the central plank of their pitches to rural America.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - French and Italian leaders made rival pitches to host the 2024 Olympic Games on Friday, but carried the same message: choosing Europe to host the Games would reaffirm its liberal Western values in the face of deadly attacks by Islamist militants.
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Or consider the Houston Astros' mix of high and low tech (high-res cameras to see opposing catchers' hand signals from afar, followed by banging on trash cans to tell Astros' hitters what pitches to expect) to gain a large advantage at the plate.
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The Podesta Group, run by lobbyist Tony Podesta, brother of Hillary Clinton's campaign chief John Podesta, blasted out pitches to journalists "urging you to raise your voice to back President Obama's veto," according to emails obtained by VICE News from the Department of Justice.
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The Podesta Group, run by lobbyist Tony Podesta, brother of Hillary Clinton's campaign chief, John Podesta, blasted out pitches to journalists "urging you to raise your voice to back President Obama's veto," according to emails obtained by VICE News from the Department of Justice.
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Students were asked to submit initial concept pitches to faculty event director, Marie Geneviève Cyr, and from those submissions, 23 semi-finalists — representing various areas of study within Parsons, including fashion, industrial design, product design, data visualization, and design and technology — were chosen and divided into teams.
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Voting is compulsory in Australia and, thousands of kilometers away on the mainland, conservative Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and center-left Labor opposition leader Bill Shorten were making their final pitches to skeptical voters on Friday at the end of an unusually long eight-week campaign.
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Cavalry Tagline: Expand your sales funnel Description: Cavalry helps your sales team exceed quotas with intelligent software and on-demand sales development reps who, among other things, craft email pitches to prospective clients, amplifying the number of people a Cavalry's customer can reach in a day's time.
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He's not quite hitting like peak Bautista again—2011 is firmly in the rear-view mirror at this point—but his numbers on the season are normalizing, and he looks a lot more comfortable and dialed in managing the strike zone and finding pitches to drive.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Vodafone Group has set the ball rolling for the long-awaited initial public offer of shares in its Indian subsidiary by inviting banks, including Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, to make pitches to manage it, people with direct knowledge of the deal said.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — Bernie Sanders, campaigning at a feverish pace on Monday, made last-minute pitches to supporters on the eve of crucial primaries, holding five rallies in four states as he seized on his anti-trade message to rally people to turn out to vote on Tuesday.
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Now Ciccone is retreating from the bill entirely after kidnapping victim Elizabeth Smart sent a cease and desist letter complaining that her name was being used without her permission to help sell the legislation, both on the effort's website and in various sales pitches to state lawmakers.
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While there are some exemplary companies, other solar companies are using misleading sale pitches to entice consumers into paying for overpriced PV system agreements or failing to disclose how various subsidies, government programs and rate making practices may affect the future cost of energy for the consumer.
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Pirates RH Tyler Glasnow (21-215, 31) Roark, who is vying for his first win since April 2328, allowed four runs for the second time in three outings Saturday and required 25 pitches to last just 22 2/3 innings in a no-decision versus Philadelphia.
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In the top of the ninth, Orioles closer Brad Brach walked Whit Merrifield on four pitches to lead off the inning, and everyone was safe when Alex Gordon hit a potential double play grounder, but Schoop failed to catch a throw to second base from third baseman Danny Valencia.
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More than anything else, though, it's going to give us some insight into how people are feeling about the company given the major questions that it's faced throughout its roadshow — a whirlwind trip where it pitches to bankers and retail investors as to why they should buy the stock.
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ProPublica broke the news that, until it asked about it recently, Facebook had "enabled advertisers to direct their pitches to the news feeds of almost 2,300 people who expressed interest in the topics of 'Jew hater,' 'How to burn jews,' or, 'History of "why jews ruin the world.
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DODGERS WIN 10TH STRAIGHT Los Angeles found a new way to extend its winning streak to 10 games, scoring five runs on four wild pitches to go along with two more homers from the rookie sensation Cody Bellinger in rallying past the Colorado Rockies at home, 12-6.
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Though some former employees recalled Mr. Monsees wearing a T-shirt at the office that used an expletive to refer to Big Tobacco, the start-up's early pitches to potential investors listed selling the business to a big tobacco company as one of the potential ways to cash out.
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Donors who got pitches to contribute said the group was focused on quantitative criteria that included the results in the past election, such as if President Trump or Hillary Clinton carried a district, as well as the ratings of the Cook Political Report and Larry Sabato, a race prognosticator.
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As the largest tech convention in the world wraps up today in Las Vegas, thousands of attendees are engaged in one last push to make the most of a hectic week filled with problematic product launches, power outages, and too many sales pitches to count — and they're dead tired.
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But he needed 103 pitches to complete just four and two-thirds innings, at which point Maddon summoned his first reliever of the game, Carl Edwards Jr. Edwards, like his fellow relievers, has had some rough moments this October, but he pitched well on this night, getting four straight outs.
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While Frankfurt and Paris in particular have made aggressive sales pitches to business leaders, hoping to attract tens of thousands of workers, Ireland has made some inroads: The British lender Barclays said last week that it was in talks with regulators there to expand the license of its Irish subsidiary.
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Tepco, which is looking to sell the bond by the end of March, will hold meetings next week with several brokerages, who will make pitches to the company for a mandate to sell the bonds, said the people close to the deal, who asked not to be identified because the discussions are private.
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Absent that argument, in a primary where Biden is just an old white dude running away from his record, the party's various moderate voters will almost certainly fracture and go to fresher candidates with cleaner pitches — to the Texan Jesus or the South Bend Meritocrat or the Mean Minnesotan or the Racial Optimist.
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Barney, hitting out of the No. 203 spot in the batting order with five RBIs all year, crushed a 1-0 pitch to left field with one out in the eighth to give the Blue Jays a 2-220 lead against Cobb, who had needed only 22010 pitches to get through the first seven innings.
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That left the Yankees straining to find positives, such as hitting into several hard outs and the fact that Severino (14-5), after the rocky start, managed to make his way into the sixth inning for the first time in a month, even if he needed a season-high 115 pitches to do it.
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As adults became ever more crucial to the brand – accounting for 91 percent of Baby Powder use by the mid-2000s – J&J honed its powder pitches to court a variety of targeted markets, from teen-focused ads touting the product's "fresh and natural" qualities, to promotions aimed at older minority and overweight women.
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Growing concerns about privacy and the death of cookies that fuel digital advertising; the advent of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and Europe&aposs General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR); and tech giants Apple and Google clamping down on how marketers use third-party cookies required many adtech companies to change their pitches to marketers.
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Among the most notable: Both companies, like many others in the tech industry, are making investments in artificial intelligence and machine learning, by which computer programs attempt to connect data in new ways to provide new kinds of insights and assistance to users, and both frequently cite the importance of AI in their sales pitches to customers.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersIowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE (I-Vt.) as the two front-runners make their final pitches to Iowa voters ahead of Monday's caucuses.
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There is no shortage of organizations standing ready to fan the flames of their desires, groups that arrange events that entice the hopeful to come and make their pitches, to hone their PowerPoint "decks," to practice catching the investor's interest in the first two sentences, and most of all to fulfill the dream of getting funding.
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Buttigieg in particular has been making pitches to voters he calls "future former Republicans," and according to Franklin Pierce University's polling, those efforts may be paying off: 50 percent of independents who lean Republican say they'd vote for Buttigieg; the only other candidate who captured any support among this group was Sanders, for whom 16 percent said they'd vote.
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In so answering, the progressives seemed to lay to rest an issue that threatened to distract from their pitches to voters weeks before the Iowa caucuses and that — given the rancor the disagreement inspired online — seemed poised to pettily divide progressives at a moment at which they are struggling to defend against the national popularity of moderate Joe Biden.
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The links are often ads for stuff like bedsheets and dental implants that are disguised as news articles — or else barrel-scraping clickbait that tempts the reader toward still more ads — and because the thumbnails and headlines are written by the individual advertisers themselves, they range in caliber from straightforward sales pitches to gross body stuff.
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"For Yu to come back with 11 strikeouts and one walk, three of which were after a leadoff triple, for him to come back in his second start and have those type of pitches and bear down like that and really make some great pitches to come off the field without giving up anything, shows me his competitive edge," Banister said.
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Little was expected of the Clippers before the coming off-season — when they plan to make their own aggressive free-agent pitches to the likes of Kawhi Leonard and Durant — but flashes of All-Star potential from Tobias Harris combined with the gritty group of veterans on the roster around him have put the Clippers on a surprising 20183-win pace.
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In a wood-paneled meeting room in the House of Commons, five men and four women recently made their pitches to succeed him, answering questions about their agendas, including how they would curtail clapping by lawmakers — deemed by most a modern-day abomination — and what they would wear if they end up sitting beneath the silk canopy that tops the speaker's chair.
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But El-Sayed has been methodically building his case and, along the way, grabbing the attention of progressive groups with pitches to make internet available to everyone in Michigan with his "MI-Fi" plan, a new clean water policy and his detailed "Medicare-for-all" proposal that, speaking to Bloomberg, Larry Levitt from the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation called "a serious plan (that's) upfront about the tax increase required, which is often just an asterisk in single payer proposals."
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