Pitch clock violation costs the Braves a walk-off walk

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Cal Conley of the Atlanta Braves thought he had just won the game with a bases-loaded walk-off walk. He took a few steps toward first base, bat still in hand, when umpire indicated strike three. The penalty is an automatic strike, which led to the game at North Port, Florida, finishing in a 6-6 tie.

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Pitch clock violation costs the Braves a walk-off walk

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