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Spiers’ RBI saves day for Astros
Padres and Astros 1-1 in their
first round postseason series
By Bernie Wilson
The Associated Press
HOUSTON — First, Houston
blew the lead in the ninth. Then,
Bill Spiers saved the Astros.
Spiers’ third hit of the game, an
RBI single with one out in the
ninth, lifted Houston to a wild 5-4
win over the San Diego Padres on
Thursday and tied their first
round series 1-1.
The Astros had taken a 4-2 lead
into the ninth, but Billy Wagner al
lowed a two-out, two-run homer
to pinch-hitter Jim Leyritz.
Then in the bottom half, Dan
Miceli allowed Ricky Gutierrez,
leading off, an infield single to
shortstop. Brad Ausmus sacri
ficed, Trevor Hofffman relieved
Miceli, and Gutierrez stole third
base uncontested. Spiers then lift
ed a single to right on a 1-2 count.
Wagner, who got the win, was
shaky down the stretch, blowing
consecutive save chances against the
Mets last month by allowing homers
to Brian McRae and Mike Piazza.
It was Houston's 49th come
from-behind win this year, and the
28th in its last at-bat. It was also
the seventh one-run game the
teams have played this year, in
cluding San Diego’s 2-1 victory in
the series opener Tuesday.
Game 3 is Saturday night in San
Diego.
The Astros had taken control of
the game thanks to the Killer B’s,
who finally lived up to their nick
name.
Jeff Bagwell drove in Houston’s
first three runs and Craig Biggio
scored twice. Derek Bell rifled a 3
1 pitch from former Astros reliever
Donne Wall into the left-field seats
for a leadoff homer in the eighth
and a 4-2 lead.
Braves take 2-0 lead in playoffs
By Paul Newberiy
The Associated Press
ATLANTA — It was a magical
regular season for the Chicago
Cubs. The postseason is the same
old thing.
Two outs from evening their
first-round playoffs series, the
Cubs wasted a ninth-inning lead
when Javy Lopez homered,
squandered a great scoring chance
in the 10th, then had a defensive
mixup in the bottom half and lost
to the Atlanta Braves 2-1 on Chip
per Jones’ single Thursday night.
The Braves have a 2-0 lead in
the best-of-5 series, which moves
to Wrigley Field for Game 3 on
Saturday night, when Greg Mad
dux pitches for Atlanta against his
former team.
“We couldn’t let them get out of
here with a split,” Jones said.
“They would have had all the mo
mentum going back to that crazy
place in Chicago. This was huge.”
The Cubs, seeking their first
World Series title since 1908,
turned sloppy after Kevin
Tapani’s brilliant performance.
He took a four-hit shutout into the
ninth before giving up Lopez’s
homer into the left-field stands.
"He just got a pitch up to Javy,
and Javy did what he’s been doing
all year,” Chicago manager Jim
Riggleman said. “There’s a lot of
guys in that clubhouse that are ag
onizing right now that we didn’t
win this ballgame.”
In the top of the 10th, Glenallen
Hill led off with walk, was bunt
ed to second by Gary Gaetti and
stole third after an intentional
walk to Mickey Morandini.
But former Atlanta shortstop
Jeff Blauser struck out against
rookie Odalis Perez and Lopez
threw out Morandani, who was
trying to steal second on the 3-2
pitch.
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