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Bridgeport's Alex Prieto gets the out at second as Chris Ashby slides to successfully disrupt the double play turn. The Revs won a wild game in between the rain drops.

It ended in a mess.

After almost five hours of playing in the rain, a bunt -- and a wild throw -- won the game.

York Revolution shortstop Keoni DeRenne wasn't even trying to reach base. He did what everyone expected him to do. With runners on first and second and nobody out, DeRenne laid down a bunt.

But because of the rain and because of the infield conditions, the bunt didn't resemble so much a drug bunt or a push bunt. This was more of a plop bunt. It stuck in the dirt right in front of home plate. And that's when the mess -- and York's fun -- began.

Bridgeport catcher Brian Munhall appeared to slip while stepping out of his crouch. After he gathered himself and fielded the ball, he overthrew first base, and the ball sailed into right field.

Speedy center fielder Kennard Jones scored from first on the play. The throw reached Munhall before Jones reached the plate, but it didn't matter. Jones went head-first into the muck and mud to avoid the tag and touch the plate with his outstretched hand.

And that was all that York needed to beat the Bridgeport Bluefish, 11-10, in an


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