And you thought that '05 Game 4 against the Braves was nuts.

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Texas reliever Austin Wood pitched 13 innings, including 12 1-3 innings of no-hit ball before allowing a two-out single to Tony Sanchez in the 19th inning.

“In my 41 years of coaching, the effort by Austin Wood was the best pitching performance I have ever seen,” said Texas coach Augie Garrido, the Division I leader in career victories.

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Express pitcher Yorman Bazardo stole the show tonight.  7 innings pitched, 1 run.  He had the lone Express RBI until the bottom of the 7th, when they broke a 1-1 tie to give him the win.  He also made leaping grabs of bouncing grounders to start two double plays, and made a nifty catch and tag to nail a runner heading to first.  Seems that some room in the rotation could and should be cleared up for this guy...  (Note: these are impressions from one game.)

Honorable mention to Yordany Ramirez.  On a short fly ball that he had no business catching, he was running hard towards the infield, dove all-out, slamming against the ground, and got his glove under the ball.  Unfortunately it popped up a bit, and he was almost able to grab it, but couldn't.  Got a heartfelt standing-O, despite the run scoring on the play, for his unbelievable effort.

Later in the 9th he slammed hard into the side wall tracking down a foul ball.

Watching the way these two guys play the game really makes you feel good about the future of the organization!

Also I got Tommy Manzella's autograph on one of my old Tulane scorecards.  Didn't catch up with Bogey, maybe next time.