Uruguayan broadcaster Kevin Brown, frankly, describes a “devastating” loss of Mits

The Orols were prepared to take the match match against Mets on Tuesday night.

But then the eighth half happened.

Then everything on the tenth.

Baltimore made a progress of 6-2 in this fateful eighth half against Francisco Lindor and House Alonso, where each of Homers achieved two to link the match before hitting Juan Soto with free hostility in the second rule in the additions He won it in the Amazin, 7-6.

Since it was a good victory as was the case for Mets, it was equally so much for the Orols, and their anchor in play, Kevin Brown, was honest in that.

In Massen’s call, Brown referred to the “destroyer” of the team’s “destroyer”.

“As the defeat was also destroyed,” said Brown. “Their first match, as they blew up four games in the last rounds to lose since August 8, 2023 against Houston.”

After the Mets team jumped forward 2-1 at the top of the sixth, Baltimore answered with five runs on the following roles, as it ranked fourth with four years with only six numbers.

But the Savior, Piran Baker, served the two explosions before the exit came out in the eighth.

Soto’s RBI ended on the tenth of the game winner when the euriols fell in order in the lower half against Huascar Brazobán.

As Braun noted the broadcast, this was the first time that Mets gathered from a four -year deficit in the eighth half or later since May 5, 2022, when they scored seven runs in the ninth half of the wild victory against Phillies.

The two teams play again on Wednesday in Camden Yardz at 7:05 pm