"It was a well-pitched game on both sides," Lester said.
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But a heck of a well-pitched game by that kid.
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It was just a well-pitched game all the way around.
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"It was a well-pitched game on both sides," Servais said.
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"It was a well-pitched game on both sides," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
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"It was a well-pitched and well-defended game," said Cincinnati manager Bryan Price.
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"Very hard-fought series, with some well-pitched games against us, including today," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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"That's about as well-pitched of a game that we've had against us this year or at least in a long time," Cash said.
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"To see six home runs, have a well pitched game, keep the manager out of it — that's the best way to win," Minnesota manager Paul Molitor said.
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"There need to be more member-to-member discussions," said the senator who earlier compared McConnell's performance to a well-pitched baseball game that fell just short.
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The 10-year-old sings "Winter Wonderland" in a sweet, well-pitched voice as the elder Marsalis skates around her, his frosty-toned trumpet in harmony with the clarinet of Camille Thurman.
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It was a well-pitched game until Toronto starter J.A. Happ (25.23-3) left the game with what the club said was a sore left elbow in the fifth inning after throwing ball one to Orioles center fielder Adam Jones.
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What the Yankees did get on Wednesday was a well-pitched game, or at least a portion of one, out of Jaime Garcia, the left-hander they acquired from the Minnesota Twins for two minor league pitchers at the trade deadline.
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It consists of well pitched road with good transportation system. Poultry farms is also the part of employment that help to run day to day life in the people of Bijaynagar.
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Wilde was commissioned to write two more plays and An Ideal Husband, written in 1894, followed in January 1895. Peter Raby said these essentially English plays were well-pitched, "Wilde, with one eye on the dramatic genius of Ibsen, and the other on the commercial competition in London's West End, targeted his audience with adroit precision".
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Maximum's Rich Leadbetter praised the "very well pitched" difficulty, the impressive polygon models, and the variety of visuals. He criticized the lack of randomization and the fact that players do not need to start the entire game over when they fail a mission, but gave it an overall very positive assessment, calling it "what Krazy Ivan on PlayStation should have been". Scary Larry of GamePro likewise said that Gungriffon "makes Krazy Ivan and Ghen War look and feel like rusted heaps of scrap iron." He was especially pleased with the player mech's ability to hover and the "Clean, almost state- of-the-art graphics".
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Tuesday, October 10, 1995, at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio The opening game of the 1995 NLCS would be well- pitched and decided in extra innings. The only run allowed by Tom Glavine, who would go seven innings, came on a Ron Gant single following a Barry Larkin triple in the fourth. Pete Schourek was lights out the entire game, but allowed back-to-back leadoff singles in the ninth before David Justice hit into a forceout at second to send the game to extra innings. In the 11th inning, bench player Mike Devereaux singled in Fred McGriff, who drew a leadoff walk off of Mike Jackson and moved to third on two groundouts, to give Atlanta a 2–1 lead.
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Weekly Comic Book Review. July 6, 2011Stell, Dean. "Uncanny X-Men #541 – Review". Weekly Comic Book Review. July 20, 2011Stell, Dean. "Uncanny X-Men #542 – Review". Weekly Comic Book Review. August 18, 2011Stell, Dean. "Uncanny X-Men #543 – Review". Weekly Comic Book Review. September 22, 2011 Hunt felt that Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force #1, however, was one of the stronger tie-in books, opining that writer Williams, Rob lived up to the standard set by regular X-Force writer Rick Remender, exhibiting a similar density of ideas, well-pitched character work, and the same "fun" of that book, without aping Remender's writing style. However, Hunt felt the story suffered from being almost unrelated to the core "Fear Itself" storyline, and criticized the lack of clarity over the identity of the "unknown superhero" in danger, stating that it failed to invest the reader in his fate.
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