Back-to-Back Blasts! Brett Baty and Francisco Alvarez Leave the Yard | FULL AT-BATS

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AI GeneratedThe Mets take a 3-0 lead over the Phillies in the seventh inning, highlighted by home runs from Brett Baty and Francisco Alvarez. The broadcast discusses the strategic decision to keep Aaron Nola in the game for a third trip through the batting order and the modern trend of relying on high-velocity bullpens over starting pitchers.
You recognize there's.
Well there's at least one.
Twenty others that are trying to
do the exact same thing.
Many will say there's 30 others
but.
You know the argument that we're
getting into with labor.
Some will suggest their teams
don't try like Cohen does.
Either way.
You realize how difficult it is
to put this thing together.
That ball is also ripped to
right.
Did Beatty do it.
Yes this time it's over.
And Brett Beatty.
Has left the yard.
Here in the seventh it's two
nothing Mets and for Brett
Beatty's second career hit off
Aaron Nolan this one's a big
one.
Don Mattingly.
Believing in Nola.
Yeah and after a steady diet of
offsuit pitchers through the
last few innings from Nola
Beatty gets a fastball above the
zone and is able to beat it to
the spot and take it out.
So.
Mattingly sticks with Nola here
in the seventh inning and he
gets burned here on the leadoff
batter Brett Beatty fourth time
that he's seen these guys
Alvarez who's got a homer
already swings hard at that one.
And it's 0 and 1.
We talked with Mattingly before
the game about the third time
through the order for Nola.
The numbers suggest it's really
not that dramatic a drop off.
It's amazing once you get tabbed
with that.
Label.
Adam how hard it is to shake
that label because you generally
don't get chances to do it.
Yeah no and it involves trust
you have to earn trust from your
manager and from your front
office to be allowed to pitch
third fourth time through the
order these days.
So you know even when the stats
back you up sometimes that trust
isn't there and sometimes it's
not even your fault.
It's more so that you just have
a bunch of killers down there in
the bullpen that can come in.
Yeah and they project a little
bit better in that spot.
We certainly saw that during the
All-Star Game and that was not a
traditional bullpen but the
bullpens combined in the All-Star
All-Star Game to strike out
twenty seven for nothing
American League win left a lot
of batters leaving batters boxes
muttering things like that was
gross.
Mason Miller was disgusting.
Yeah it was on full display.
The show the American League
pitchers put on I mean Cade
Smith I mean it was
unbelievable.
Harlan three one.
No Alvarez gets into one to left
left.
Marsh looks up and that one
clean to the seats.
Harburg Alvarez hit one just off
the top or just above it for his
second blast of the night and
back to back homers make it
three nothing New York.
OK so he hit a home run first
time was on a breaking pitch.
Then he was three on a count the
last time up and he saw two
sinkers middle in track those.
And this time when he got a three
one he was waiting for it he saw
it and he did not miss it.
Francisco Alvarez has been hit
by that and he's used his bat to
blast two more home runs.
