Technically not one. But two. But Noah still bats in front of me so I'm sure he could come up with something like he did before, even if it was a stupid idea. As the inning started, it turned out that I wouldn't need to rely on him to get on base so much.
Sean was walked, and then Kelvin belted a single to right field moving Sean all the way to third base. For the pitcher position in the lineup, Coach pulled Tyler and sent Chris in to pinch hit. He has a golden opportunity to score at least one run with Sean on third and no outs.
Chris was able to send a high, but far, fly ball to left field. We watched as it went towards the left fielder, who lifted up his glove to catch the ball. In my mind I was just thinking that Sean would be able to tag up and score from that distance. But the crowd and dugouts gasped in unison as the ball bounced off his glove and rolled on the grass. Everyone started to run. What should have been a routine fly out just became an E7. An error.
