Yankees, passers -by, caught the most reliable stadium in a wild return

The biggest return to Liangez for this season came with a little help.

According to the Seattle Cal Rally, Marines, the closest André Monuz was tending to his stones when Yanxiz put it in two halves at the bottom of the ninth before winning, 6-5, in 10 floors.

Rally said: “He was wandering every time (with hostility) at the second rule.”

Yankee Baserunners, including Cody Bellinger, showed at the second rule that is going with their arms when Monoz was throwing the scrolling tape.

This led to Ben Rice, a sliding tape outside the strike area with a full number to load the rules of Austin Wales, who delivered a skiing on his back-one of which was called-before linking the game to driving in two halves with one on a fast ball of four.

“It is clear that they did not make it very naive,” said Rally about the Yanxiz alert system from the second rule. “It’s part of the game. It’s our job. We should have known it in going to the series. They made it difficult there in the end.”

It is strange that Rally did not tell Monods about being told during the fateful half.

“You are trying to do as much as possible without trying to pay attention to what is happening in the painting. This is something that we will have to know (in) the next two days,” Rally said.

The director of Seattle Dan Wilson opposed the idea that Monuz was giving anything away.

Wilson said: “I don’t think this is the case. I think we have reached some difficult charges and benefited from it.”

It was part of the last coarse part of the Seattle and Muñoz game, as well as RaleIight, who was not only able to fram what was the end of a game called the third strike to change Monoz to Wales in sacrificing the flying game in the ten.

– with AP