re: CWS Omaha: UCLA 2, LSU 1 - FINAL - Next Game: Tuesday @ 2pm vs. UNC

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UCLA Pitching:
Adam Plutko 3.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 1 K (~43 pitches)

LSU Pitching:
Aaron Nola 4.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 2 K (~52 pitches)


UCLA Lineup:
1. Brian Carroll 0 for 2
2. Kevin Kramer 1 for 2
3. Eric Filia 1 for 1, SH
4. Pat Valaika 0 for 2
5. Kevin Williams 0 for 2, K
6. Pat Gallagher 0 for 1
7. Shane Zeile 0 for 1
8. Cody Regis 0 for 0, BB
9. Brenton Allen 0 for 1, K

LSU Lineup:
1. Sean McMullen 0 for 2
2. Mark Laird 1 for 2, 2B
3. Alex Bregman 0 for 1, K
4. Mason Katz 0 for 1
5. Raph Rhymes 0 for 1
6. Christian Ibarra 0 for 1
7. Ty Ross 1 for 1
8. JaCoby Jones 0 for 1
9. Andrew Stevenson 0 for 1


Top 1
Carroll popped out to short (1 out)
Kramer grounded out to short (2 outs)
Filia singled to center
with Valaika batting, Filia picked off of 1st (3 outs)
0 R, 1 H, 0 E, 0 LOB; After a half inning of play, it's UCLA 0, LSU coming to bat.

Bot 1
McMullen flied out to left (1 out)
Laird doubled down the right field line
Bregman struck out swinging (2 outs)
Katz grounded out to the pitcher (3 outs)
0 R, 1 H, 0 E, 1 LOB; 0-0 after 1

Top 2
Valakia grounded out to 3rd (1 out)
Williams flied out to left (2 outs)
Gallagher grounded out to 2nd (3 outs)
0 R, 0 H, 0 E, 0 LOB; 0-0 after 1.5

Bot 2
Rhymes grounded out to short (1 out)
Ibarra flied out to left (2 outs)
Ross singled to left
Jones popped out foul to 1st (3 outs)
0 R, 1 H, 0 E, 1 LOB; 0-0 after 2

Top 3
Zeile grounded out to 2nd (1 out)
Regis walked
Allen struck out looking (2 outs)
Carroll grounded out to 1st (3 outs)
0 R, 0 H, 0 E, 1 LOB; 0-0 after 2.5

Bot 3
Stevenson flied out to right (1 out)
McMullen grounded out to 1st (2 outs)
Laird popped out to short (3 outs)
0 R, 0 H, 0 E, 0 LOB; 0-0 after 3

Top 4
Kramer singled up the middle
Filia sacrifice bunted to the pitcher, Kramer to 2nd (1 out)
Valaika grounded out to short (2 outs)
Williams struck out swinging (3 outs)
0 R, 1 H, 0 E, 1 LOB; 0-0 after 3.5

STFD

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Nola isn't hitting spots right now. Very uncharacteristic. Leaving a lot over the plate

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Nola at just over 50?

Now THAT'S what I'm talk in' 'bout!!! K!!!!!

Boom! Let's Geaux now!

Everybody get a beer. This is going to be a long half inning.

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