wild pitch

Five of the wild pitches came with him on base.

He even threw his first wild pitch of the season.

The run he gave up scored on a wild pitch.

It was only Davis' 2nd wild pitch of the season.

However, he finished with the third most wild pitches in the league.

Another hit would follow, then a walk in which Ball 4 was nearly a wild pitch.

Parker led off with a single to right field and went to second on a wild pitch.

There was also a hit batter and a wild pitch.

But he also led the team in wild pitches with eleven.

In the first four innings, he walked five and had a wild pitch.

He also scored from second base in that game on a wild pitch.

Martin Gordon hit into a force and took second on a wild pitch.

He allowed two runs, one on a wild pitch, and gave up four hits.

Then he went to second on the short wild pitch in the bottom of the inning.

There is no base stealing, even on a wild pitch.

Sanchez, and many others, did not at first recognize the wild pitch.

He gave up a single, threw a wild pitch and issued a walk.

St. Louis would add another run in the eighth on a wild pitch.

Then came one wild pitch, and Suzuki moved to third.

A wild pitch advanced the runners to second and third.

In the second game of the series, the only run Stewart gave up came on three walks and a wild pitch.

He walked two, threw three wild pitches and struck out five.

A second run scored on a wild pitch in the inning.

Howell had three wild pitches, giving him four for the season.

But they threw two wild pitches, walked eight and allowed seven runs.